AHOWfTECTURE 


The  Gift  of  Beatrix  Farrand 

to  the  General  Library 

University  of  California,  Berkeley 


I 


THESAURUS 

OF 

ENGLISH  WORDS  and  PHRASES 

CLASSIFIED  AND    ARRANGED 

SO    AS    TO    FACILITATE    THE    EXPRESSION    OF    IDEAS 
AND  ASSIST   IN   LITERARY   COMPOSITION 


BY 

PETER  MARK  ROGET,  M.D.,  RR.S. 

Fellow  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicians;  Member  of  the  Senate  of  the  University  of 

London  ;  of  the  Literary  and  Philosophical  Societies,  &c.  of  Manchester,  Liverpool, 

Bristol,   Quebec,  New  York,  Haarlem,  Turin  and  Stockholm ;  Author  of 

the  "Bridgewater  Treatise  on  Animal  and  Vegetable  Physiology,"  &c. 


"  Tt  is  impossible  ive  should  thoroughly  understand  the  nature  of  the  signs  unless  ive 
first  properly  consider  and  arrange  the  things  signified." 

'Eirea  Ilreptievra 


NEW  EDITION 

Enlarged  and  Improved,  partly  from  the  Author's  Notes,  and  with  a  full  Index 

BY 

JOHN   LEWIS   ROGET 


NEW  YORK 

UNITED    STATES    BOOK   COMPANY 

SUCCESSORS  TO 

JOHN    W.    LOVELL    COMPANY 

150  WORTH  ST.,  COR.  MISSION  PLACE 


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PREFACE.  BJ^^^ 


TO 

THE    FIRST    EDITION 


It  is  now  nearly  fifty  years  since  I  first  projected  a  system  of  verbal 
classification  similar  to  that  on  which  the  present  Work  is  founded. 
Conceiving  that  such  a  compilation  might  help  to  supply  my  own  de- 
ficiencies, I  had,  in  the  year  1805,  completed  a  classed  catalogue  of 
words  on  a  small  scale,  but  on  the  same  principle,  and  nearly  in  the 
same  form,  as  the  Thesaurus  now  published.  I  had  often,  during  that 
long  interval,  found  this  little  collection,  scanty  and  imperfect  as  it 
was,  of  much  use  to  me  in  literary  composition,  and  often  contemplated 
its  extension  and  improvement  ;  but  a  sense  of  the  magnitude  of  the 
task,  amid  a  multitude  of  other  avocations,  deterred  me  from  the 
attempt.  Since  my  retirement  from  the  duties  of  Secretary  of  the 
Royal  Society,  however,  finding  myself  possessed  of  more  leisure,  and 
believing  that  a  repertory  of  which  I  had  myself  experienced  the 
advantage  might,  when  amplified,  prove  useful  to  others,  I  resolved 
to  embark  in  an  undertaking  which,  for  the  last  three  or  four  years, 
has  given  me  incessant  occupation,  and  has,  indeed,  imposed  upon  me 
an  amount  of  labor  very  much  greater  than  I  had  anticipated.  Not- 
withstanding all  the  pains  I  have  bestowed  on  its  execution,  I  am 
fully  aware  of  its  numerous  deficiencies  and  imperfections,  and  of  its 
falling  far  short  of  the  degree  of  excellence  that  might  be  ^attained. 
But,  in  a  "Work  of  this  nature,  where  perfection  is  placed  at  so  great  a 
distance,  I  have  thought  it  best  to  limit  my  ambition  to  that  moderate 
share  of  merit  which  it  may  claim  in  its  present  form  ;  trusting  to  the 
indulgence  of  those  for  whose  benefit  it  is  intended,  and  to  the  candor 
of  critics,  who,  while  they  find  it  easy  to  detect  faults,  can  at  the  same 
time  duly  appreciate  diflSculties. 

P.   M.  ROGET. 

18  Upper  Bedford  Place,  London  : 
April  29th,  1853. 

V 

399 


EDITOR'S    PREFACE. 


The  First  Edition  of  Dr.  Roget's  Thesaurus  was  published  in  the 
year  1852,  and  a  second  in  the  ensuing  spring.  On  the  issue  of  the 
third,  in  1855,  the  volume  was  stereotyped.  Since  that  time  until  now, 
the  work  has  been  reprinted  in  the  same  form  and  with  little  alteration, 
in  rapidly  succeeding  editions,  the  printing  of  which  has  worn  out  the 
original  plates. 

During  the  last  years  of  the  author's  life,  which  closed,  at  a  very 
advanced  age,  in  the  month  of  September,  1869,  he  was  engaged  in 
the  task  of  collecting  additional  words  and  phrases,  for  an  enlarged 
edition  which  he  had  long  projected.  This  he  did  not  live  to  complete, 
and  it  became  my  duty,  as  his  son,  to  attempt  to  carry  the  design  into 
execution. 

The  result  of  the  author's  labors  was  embodied  in  a  copy  of  the 
Thesaurus,  in  which  the  margins  and  spaces  about  the  letter-press 
were  closely  covered  with  written  words  and  phrases,  without  any 
very  precise  indication  of  the  places  in -the  text  where  additions  or 
alterations  were  intended  to  be  made.  On  a  careful  examination  of 
these  addenda,  I  came  to  the  conclusion  that,  in  order  to  introduce 
them  with  advantage,  it  would  be  necessary  to  make  some  slight 
changes  ;  without,  however,  interfering  at  all  with  the  framework  of 
the  book,  and  but  little  with  the  details  of  its  system.  In  this  pro- 
ceeding my  course  has  been  mainly  determined  by  the  following  con- 
siderations . 

Any  attempt  at  a  philosophical  arrangement,  under  categories,  of 
the  words  of  our  language,  must  reveal  the  fact  that  it  is  impossible  to 
separate  and  circumscribe  the  several  groups  by  absolutely  distinct 
boundary  lines.  There  will  always  be  found  to  exist,  between  the 
words  in  one  group  and  those  in  another,  a  variety  of  mutual  affinities, 
corresponding  with  similar  relations  among  the  ideas  expressed.  Many 
w'ords,  originally  used  to  express  simple  conceptions,  are  found  lo  be 
capable,  with  perhaps  a  very  slight  modification  of  meaning,  of  being 


viii  EDITOR'S  PREFACE. 

applied  in  many  varied  associations.  Repetitions  of  these  words  have 
a  tendency  to  spread  themselves,  as  it  were,  in  transitional  films, 
around  the  clusters  of  expressions  into  which  we  may  have  attempted 
to  marshal  our  vocabulary.  Connecting  links,  thus  formed,  induce  an 
approach  between  the  categories  ;  and  a  danger  arises  that  the  out- 
lines of  our  classification  may,  by  their  means,  become  confused  and 
eventually  merged.  Owing  to  the  employment,  in  innumerable  in- 
stances, of  one  and  the  same  word  in  a  variety  of  different  bearings 
and  relations,  the  fabric  of  our  language  has  become  a  texture  woven 
into  one  by  the  interlacing  of  countless  branches,  springing  from  sepa- 
rate stems  ;  and  these  are  further  complicated  by  cross  relations  among 
themselves. 

Were  we  to  disengage  these  interwoven  ramifications,  and  seek  to 
confine  every  word  to  its  main  or  original  import,  we  should  find  that 
some  secondary  meaning  has  become  so  firmly  associated  with  many 
words  and  phrases,  that  to  sever  the  alliance  would  be  to  deprive 
our  language  of  the  richness  due  to  an  infinity  of  natural  adapta- 
tions. 

Were  we,  on  the  other  hand,  to  attempt  to  include,  in  each  category 
of  the  Thesaurus,  every  word  and  phrase  which  could  by  any  possibility 
be  appropriately  used  in  relation  to  the  leading  idea  for  which  that 
category  was  designed,  we  should  impair,  if  not  destroy,  the  whole  use 
and  value  of  the  book.  For,  in  the  endeavor  to  enrich  our  treasury  of 
expression,  we  might  easily  allow  ourselves  to  be  led  imperceptibly 
onward  by  the  natural  association  of  one  word  with  another,  and  to 
add  word  after  word,  until  group  after  group  would  successively  be 
absorbed  under  some  single  heading,  and  the  fundamental  divisions  of 
the  system  be  effaced.  The  presentation  to  the  eye,  at  one  view,  of 
too  large  a  medley  of  allied  expressions  would  have  a  tendency  to  dis- 
tract the  mind  of  the  inquirer,  and  he  would  feel  the  want  of  further 
classification.  The  small  cluster  of  nearly  synonymous  words,  which 
had  formed  the  nucleus  of  a  category,  would  be  lost  in  a  sea  of  phrases, 
and  it  would  become  difl&cult  to  recognize  those  which  were  peculiarly 
adapted  to  express  the  leading  ideas. 

Hence  it  is  necessary  for  the  compiler  to  steer  a  mean  course  between 
the  dangers  of  being  too  concise  on  the  one  hand,  and  too  diffuse  on 
the  other. 

These  considerations  were  material  in  dealing  with  the  new  and 
multitudinous  store  of  words  and  phrases  which  the  author  had  ac- 
cumulated. Many  of  these  were  altogether  new  to  the  Thesaurus. 
Many  were  merely  repetitions  in  new  places  of  words  already  included 
in  its  pages.     With  reference  to  cases  similar  to  the  latter,  the  author 


EDITOR'S  PREFACE.  ix 

had  declared  it  to  have  been  a  general  rule  with  him  "  to  place  worda 
and  phrases  which  appertain  more  especially  to  one  head,  also  under 
other  heads  to  which  they  have  a  relation,"  whenever  it  appeared  to 
him  "  that  this  repetition  would  suit  the  convenience  of  the  inquirer 
and  spare  him  the  trouble  of  turning  to  other  parts  of  the  work."* 
But,  with  the  now  increased  mass  of  words,  it  became  a  question,  in 
many  cases,  whether  such  repetition  would  still  prove  convenient. 
Where  categories  might  by  that  course  be  unduly  swollen,  or  where 
they  might,  by  reason  of  their  being  separated  from  each  other  by 
subtile  distinctions  or  faint  lines  of  demarcation,  be  thereby  too  nearly 
assimilated,  I  thought  it  would  often  be  better  to  confine  words  of 
the  kind  referred  to  to  their  primary  headings.  The  necessity  of  keep- 
ing the  book  within  reasonable  dimensions  had  also  to  be  borne  in 
mind. 

Under  these  circumstances,  the  best  method  of  ensuring  the  ready 
accessibility  of  the  multitude  of  words  now  to  be  dealt  with,  and  at  the 
same  time  preserving  unimpaired  the  unity  of  the  several  categories, 
appeared  to  me  to  lie  in  the  copious  use  of  references  from  one  place  in 
the  book  to  another.  Relying  on  this  contrivance  as  a  means  of  open- 
ing more  widely  the  resources  of  the  collection,  by  making  the  groups 
of  words  mutually  suggestive,  and  thereby  leading,  not  only  to  more 
varied  forms  of  expression,  but  to  kindred  ideas,  I  have  added  largely 
to  the  references  already  inserted  by  the  author.  I  have  also  ventured 
occasionally  to  substitute  a  reference  for  a  group  of  words, t  when  the 
identical  group  existed  in  another  place,  and  could  thus  be  made  im- 
mediately available. 

In  order,  at  the  same  time,  to  make  the  value  of  the  references  more 
appreciable,  1  have  (whenever  it  has  appeared  to  me  to  be  necessary) 
inserted,  in  a  parenthesis,  a  word  indicating  the  nature  of  the  group  or 
category  referred  to.  Any  one  using  the  book  will  thereby  be  enable  i 
to  judge  whether  it  will  be  worth  his  while  to  turn  to  the  place  in  ques- 
tion. He  will,  in  some  cases,  perceive  at  once  that  it  is  useless  to  look 
there  for  the  expression  he  seeks.  In  other  cases,  an  appropriate  word 
may  occur  to  his  mind  on  the  mere  suggestion  of  the  class  to  which  it 
belongs.     In  none  of  these  cases  will  further  search  be  necessary. 

The  cross  references  may  also  be  looked  upon  as  indicating  in  some 
degree  the  natural  points  of  connection  between  the  categories,  and 
the  ramification  of  the  ideas  which  they  embody.     As  would  be  the 

*  Introduction,  p.  xxiv. 

f  When  a  word  has  been  thus  withdrawn  from  the  text,  I  have  been 
careful  to  retain  in  the  Index  a  reference  to  the  place  from  which  it  has  been 
removed. 


s  EDITOR'S  PREFACE, 

case  under  any  classification  of  language,  a  large  proportion  of  the  ex- 
pressions, to  find  which  recourse  is  had  to  the  Thesaurus,  lie  on  an  ill- 
defined  border  land  between  one  category  and  another;  and  it  is  not 
always  easy,  even  with  the  aid  of  a  carefully  compiled  index,  to  deter- 
mine under  which  of  several  allied  headings  they  should  be  sought.  In 
the  present  edition,  when  the  inquirer  has  once  started  on  his  voyage 
of  discovery,  the  references  enable  him  to  pass  freely  from  one  division 
to  another  without  recurring  to  the  Index. 

While  endeavoring  to  pay  due  regard  to  the  author's  disposition  of  all 
the  words  which  he  had  proposed  to  add  to  the  Thesaurus,  or  to  repeat 
in  its  pages,  I  have  thus  sought  rather  to  connect  than  to  separate  the 
several  parts  of  the  work,  and,  without  obscuring  the  independence  of 
each  by  too  much  blending,  to  combine  them  in  an  entire  structure  which 
might  adequately  represent  the  complex  vocabulary  of  our  language. 

Many  new  words  have  also  been  inserted  which  were  not  contained 
in  the  author's  manuscript. 

Except  in  a  very  few  cases,  where  distinct  ideas  were  obviously  united 
under  one  head,  I  have  not  had  the  presumption  to  meddle  with  the 
author's  division  into  categories;  but,  within  each  category,  I  have  en- 
deavored to  carry  somewhat  further  the  sorting  of  words  according  to 
the  ideas  which  they  convey.  I  should  not,  indeed,  have  deemed  my- 
self qualified  to  undertake  the  present  task,  except  under  a  conviction 
that  the  improvements  which  I  contemplated  were  almost  entirely  of  a 
practical  nature,  demanding  industry  and  attention,  rather  than  phil- 
osophic culture  or  the  learning  of  a  philologist.  My  main  object 
has  been  to  place  in  the  hands  of  all  who  employ  the  Thesaurus  the 
most  ready  means  of  availing  themselves  of  the  enlarged  collection  of 
words  and  phrases  which  it  now  contains,  and  thus  to  render  the 
search  for  appropriate  expressions  as  easy  and  as  short  as  possible,  con- 
sistently with  the  greatest  practicable  extension  of  the  field  of  inquiry. 

With  these  objects  in  view,  I  have  supplied  the  work  with  a  new  and 
elaborate  Index,  much  more  complete  than  that  which  was  appended 
to  the  previous  editions.  Although,  in  the  original  design  of  his  work, 
the  author  appears  to  have  conceived  the  process  of  search  for  a 
required  expression  as  one  in  which  the  system  of  classification 
would  be  first  consulted,  and  the  Index  afterward  called  in  aid  if 
necessary,*  I  believe  that  almost  every  one  who  uses  the  book  finds  it 
more  convenient  to  have  recourse  to  the  Index  first.  It  thus  becomes 
a  very  important  part  of  the  work. 

*  See  Introduction,  p.  xvii.  The  original  catalogue  of  words  in  manu- 
script  which  was  the  germ  of  the  Tliesuurus,  and  is  now  in  my  possession, 
contains  no  verbal  indtx. 


EDITOR'S  PREFACE.  x\ 

From  the  peculiar  nature  and  use  of  the  Thesaurus,  its  Index  will  be 

found  to  differ,  in  some  of  its  essential  functions,  from  an  alphabetical 
table  of  contents.  The  present  Index  does  not  merely  afford  an  indica- 
tion of  the  place  where  every  given  word  or  topic  occurs  or  ii  dealt 
with  in  the  text ;  but  it  is  intended  as  a  guide  to  other  expressions  which 
may  be  found  there.  The  word  we  look  out  in  this  Index  is  not  that 
which  we  require,  but  that  which  we  wish  to  avoid.  It  is,  therefore, 
not  necessary  that  every  word  there  given  should  be  a  repetition  of  one 
in  the  text.  It  may  even  happen  that  the  word  selected  as  a  guide, 
though  suggestive  of  the  group  wanted,  is  wholly  unfit  to  be  com- 
prised within  it.  On  this  account  many  references  have  been  inserted 
in  the  Index  when  the  word  given  will  not  itself  be  found  in  the  text. 

The  new  Index  contains  not  only  all  the  words  in  the  book  (without 
needless  repetition  of  conjugate  forms),  but  likewise  the  phrases,  all  of 
which  had  been  excluded  from  the  Index  to  the  previous  editions. 
This  extensive  enlargement  has  been  made  in  the  belief  that  many  ideas 
present  themselves  to  the  mind  in  the  form  of  a  combination  of  several 
words.  It  is  hoped  that  these  additions,  although  they  increase  the 
bulk  of  the  book,  will  have  the  effect  of  extending  its  usefulness  in  at 
least  a  corresponding  degree. 

Some  changes  of  detail  have  also  been  made,  where  the  form  of  the 
work  seemed  susceptible  of  improvement,  and  there  was  no  reason  to 
suppose  that  the  author  would  have  disapproved  of  the  alteration.  In  the 
previous  editions,  thephrases  were  in  general  placed  in  separate  para- 
graphs, under  the  heading  Phr,,  in  each  of  the  subdivisions  assigned 
to  the  different  grammatical  parts  of  speech  comprised  within  nearly 
every  category.  In  the  present  edition,  2cords  and  phrases  are  placed 
together,  and  the  latter  are  arranged  as  if  the  nouns,  adjectives,  &c., 
to  which  they  are  regarded  as  equivalent,  were  expressible  in  single 
words.  The  heading  Phr.,  is  only  employed  in  the  case  of  phrases 
which  have  no  convenient  place  in  such  an  arrangement.  The  group- 
ing of  words  within  each  category,  in  stricter  accordance  with  their 
meaning,  is  thus  facilitated ;  and  a  subheading  is  dispensed  with,  which 
had  a  tendency  to  confuse  the  eye.  Much  space  has  been  saved,  and 
many  repetitions  have  been  avoided,  by  the  use  of  lines  and  hyphens, 
where  words  or  phrases  in  the  same  group  have  syllables  or  parts  in 
common,  and  by  references  from  one  part  of  speech  to  another.  These 
abbreviations  may  be  best  explained  by  examples,  of  which  the  follow- 
ing are  a  few : — 

"with  -relation,  -  reference,  -  respect,  -  regard-  to ; "  is  meant  to  in- 
clude the  phrases  "with  relation  to,"  "with  reference  to,"  "with 
respect  to,"  "  with  regard  to." 


xU  EDITOR'S  PREFACE. 

"root-,  weed-,  grub-  rake-  -up,  -  out;"  includes  "root  up," 
"root  out,"  "weed  up,"  "weed  out,"  "grub  up,"  "grub  out," 
"rake  up,"  "  rake  out." 

"  away  from  -,  foreign  to  -,  beside- the  -purpose,  -  question,  -  trans- 
action, -  point;  "  includes  "  away  from  the  purpose,"  "  foreign  to  the 
purpose, "  ' '  beside  the  pui-pose, "  ' '  away  from  the  question, "  ' '  foreign 
to  the  question,"  "  foreign  to  the  transaction,"  "  beside  the  question," 
"  away  from  the  point,"  "  beside  the  transaction,"  "foreign  to  thej 
point,"  "  away  from  the  transaction, "   "  beside  the  point." 

"raze, -to  the  ground;"  includes  "raze,"  and  "raze  to  the 
ground." 

"  campan-iform,  -ulate,  -iliform;"  includes  "  campanif orm, "  "  cam- 
panulate,"  and  "  campaniliform." 

"  goodness  &c.  adj. ;  "  "  badly  &c.  adj, ;  "  "  hindered  &c.  v. ;  "  in- 
clude all  words  similarly  formed  from  synonyms  of  "good,"  "bad," 
and  "  hinder,"  respectively,  given  under  the  headings  Adj.  and  V.  in 
the  same  categories  where  the  abbreviations  occur. 

The  particle  "to  "  before  a  verb  has  in  all  cases  been  rejected,  the 
heading  V.  being  thought  suflSciently  distinctive;  the  use  of  capitals 
for  the  initial  letters  of  the  first  words  of  paragraphs  has  been  aban- 
doned, as  giving  those  words  undue  importance ;  and  the  title  of  each 
category  has  been  kept  distinct  from  the  collection  of  words  under  its 
heading. 

1  should  be  ungrateful  were  I  not  to  acknowledge  the  assistance 
derived,  both  by  my  father  and  myself,  from  various  suggestions  made 
by  well-wishers  to  the  work,  some  of  whom  have  been  personally  un- 
known to  either  of  us;  and  also  to  record  my  thanks  to  several  kind 
friends,  and  to  Messrs.  Spottiswoode  and  Co.'s  careful  reader,  for  valu- 
able aid  during  the  passage  of  the  sheets  through  the  press. 

John  L.  Rc^eTo 
5  Randolph  Crescent, 

Maida  Hill,  Loudon,  W. 
March  17tli.  1879. 


INTRODUCTION. 


[Ifotes  within  Iracksts  are  hy  the  editor.] 

The  present  Work  is  intended  to  supply,  with  respect  to  the  English 
language,  a  desideratum  hitherto  unsupplied  in  any  language  ;  namely, 
a  collection  of  the  words  it  contains  and  of  the  idiomatic  combinations 
peculiar  to  it,  arranged,  not  in  alphabetical  order  as  they  are  in  a  Dic- 
tionary, but  according  to  the  ideas  which  they  express.*  The  purpose 
of  an  ordinary  dictionary  is  simply  to  explain  the  meaning  of  words  ; 
and  the  problem  of  which  it  professes  to  furnish  the  solution  may  be 
stated  thus  : — The  word  being  given,  to  find  its  signification,  or  the 
idea  it  is  intended  to  convey.  The  object  aimed  at  in  the  present  un- 
dertaking is  exactly  the  converse  of  this  :  namely, — The  idea  being 
given,  to  find  the  word,  or  words,  by  which  that  idea  may  be  most 
fitly  and  aptly  expressed.  For  this  purpose,  the  words  and  phrases  of 
the  language  are  here  classed,  not  according  to  their  sound  or  their 
orthograpliy,  but  strictly  according  to  their  signijlcation. 

The  communication  of  our  thoughts  by  means  of  language,  whether 
spoken  or  written,  like  every  other  object  of  mental  exertion,  consti- 
tutes a  peculiar  art,  which,  like  other  arts,  cannot  be  acquired  in  any 
perfection  but  by  long  and  continued  practice.  Some,  indeed,  there 
are  more  highly  gifted  than  others  with  a  facility  of  expression,  and 
naturally  endowed  with  the  power  of  eloquence  ;  but  to  none  is  it  at 
all  times  an  easy  process  to  embody,  in  exact  and  appropriate  language, 
the  various  trains  of  ideas  that  are  passing  through  the  mind,  or  to 
depict  in  their  true  colors  and  proportions,  the  diversified  and  nicer 
shades  of  feeling  which  accompany  them.  To  those  who  are  unprac- 
ticed  in  the  art  of  composition,  or  unused  to  extempore  speaking,  these 
difliculties  present  themselves  in  their  most  formidable  aspect.  How- 
ever distinct  may  be  our  views,  however  vivid  our  conceptions,  or  how- 
ever fervent  our  emotions,  we  cannot  but  be  often  conscious  that  the 

*  See  note  in  p.  xxviii. 
xiii 


XIV 


INTRODUCTION. 


phraseology  we  nave  at  our  command  is  inadequate  to  do  them  justice. 
We  seek  in  vain  the  words  we  need,  and  strive  ineffectually  to  devise 
forms  of  expression  wliich  shall  faithfully  portray  our  thoughts  and 
sentiments.  The  appropriate  terms,  notwithstanding  our  utmost 
efforts,  cannot  be  conjured  up  at  will.  Like  "  spirits  from  the  vasty 
deep, "  they  come  not  when  we  call ;  and  we  are  driven  to  the  employ- 
ment of  a  set  of  words  and  phrases  either  too  general  or  too  limited, 
too  strong  or  too  feeble,  which  suit  not  the  occasion,  which  hit  not 
the  mark  we  aim  at  ;  and  the  result  of  our  prolonged  exertion  is  a 
style  at  once  labored  and  obscure,  vapid  and  osdundant,  or  vitiated  by 
the  still  graver  faults  of  affectation  or  amb  guity. 

It  IS  to  those  who  are  thus  painfully  groping  their  way  and  struggling 
with  the  difficulties  of  composition,  that  this  Work  professes  to  hold 
out  a  helping  hand.  The  assistance  it  gives  is  that  of  furnishing  on 
every  topic  a  copious  store  of  words  and  phrases,  adapted  to  express 
all  the  recognizable  shades  and  modifications  of  the  general  idea  under 
which  those  words  and  phrases  are  arranged.  The  inquirer  can  readily 
select,  from  the  ample  collection  spread  out  before  his  eyes  in  the  fol- 
lowing pages,  those  expressions  which  are  best  suited  to  his  purpose, 
and  which  might  not  have  occurred  to  him  without  such  assistance. 
In  order  to  make  this  selection,  he  scarcely  ever  need  engage  m  any 
critical  or  elaborate  study  of  the  subtle  distinctions  existing  between 
synonymous  terms  ;  for  if  the  materials  set  before  him  be  sufficiently 
abundant,  an  instinctive  tact  will  rarely  fail  to  lead  him  to  the  proper 
choice.  Even  while  glancing  over  the  columns  of  this  Work,  his  eye 
may  chance  to  light  upon  a  particular  term,  which  may  save  the  cost 
of  a  clumsy  paraphrase,  or  spare  the  labor  of  a  tortuous  circumlocu- 
tion. Some  felicitous  turn  of  expression  thus  introduced  will  fre- 
quently open  to  the  mind  of  the  reader  a  whole  vista  of  collateral 
ideas,  which  could  not,  without  an  extended  and  obtrusive  episode, 
have  been  unfolded  to  his  view  ;  and  often  will  the  judicious  insertion 
of  a  happy  epithet,  like  a  beam  of  sunshine  in  a  landscape,  illumine 
and  adorn  the  sub|e*it  which  it  touches,  imparting  new  grace  and  giv- 
ing life  and  spirit  to  the  picture. 

Every  workman  in  the  exercise  of  his  art  should  be  provided  with 
proper  implements.  For  the  fabrication  of  complicated  and  curious 
pieces  of  mechanism,  the  artisan  requires  a  corresponding  assortment 
of  various  tools  and  instruments.  For  giving  proper  effect  to  the  fic- 
tions of  the  drama,  the  actor  should  have  at  his  disposal  a  well-fur- 
nished wardrobe,  supplying  the  costumes  best  suited  to  the  personages 
he  is  to  represent.  For  the  perfect  delineation  of  the  beauties  of 
nature,  the  painter  should  have  within  reach  of  his  pencil  every  variety 


mTRODUCTION. 


XV 


and  combination  of  hues  and  tints.  Now,  the  writer,  as  well  as  the 
orator,  employs  for  the  accomplishment  of  his  purposes  the  instrumen- 
tality of  words  ;  it  is  in  words  that  he  clothes  his  thoughts  ;  it  is  by 
means  of  words  that  he  depicts  his  feelings.  It  is  therefore  essential 
to  his  success  that  he  be  provided  with  a  copious  vocabulary,  and  that 
he  possess  an  entire  command  of  all  the  resources  and  appliances  of  his 
language.  To  the  acquisition  of  this  power  no  procedure  appears 
more  directly  conducive  than  the  study  of  a  methodized  system  such 
as  that  now  offered  to  his  use. 

The  utility  of  the  present  Work  will  be  appreciated  more  especially 
by  those  who  are  engaged  in  the  arduous  process  of  translating  into 
English  a  work  written  in  another  language.  Simple  as  the  operation 
may  appear,  on  a  superficial  view,  of  rendering  into  English  each  of 
its  sentences,  the  task  of  transfusing,  with  perfect  exactness,  the  sense 
of  the  original,  preserving  at  the  same  time  the  style  and  character  of 
its  composition,  and  reflecting  with  fidelity  the  mind  and  the  spirit 
of  the  author,  is  a  task  of  extreme  difficulty.  The  cultivation  of  this 
useful  department  of  literature  was  in  ancient  times  strongly  recom- 
mended both  by  Cicero  and  by  Quintilian,  as  essential  to  the  formation 
of  a  good  writer  and  accomplished  orator.  Regarded  simply  as  a  men- 
tal exercise,  the  practice  of  translation  is  the  best  training  for  the 
attainment  of  that  mastery  of  language  and  felicity  of  diction,  which 
are  the  sources  of  the  highest  oratory,  and  are  requisite  for  the  posses- 
sion of  a  graceful  and  persuasive  eloquence.  By  rendering  ourselves 
the  faithful  interpreters  of  the  thoughts  and  feelings  of  others,  we  are 
rewarded  with  the  acquisition  of  greater  readiness  and  facility  in  cor- 
rectly expressing  our  own  ;  as  he  who  has  best  learned  to  execute 
the  orders  of  a  commander,  becomes  himself  best  qualified  to  com- 
mand. 

In  the  earliest  periods  of  civilization,  translators  have  been  the  agents 
for  propagating  knowledge  from  nation  to  nation,  and  the  value  of 
their  labors  has  been  inestimable  ;  but,  in  the  present  age,  when  so 
many  different  languages  have  become  the  depositories  of  the  vast 
treasures  of  literature  and  of  science  which  have  been  accumulating  for 
centuries,  the  utility  of  accurate  translations  has  greatly  increased, 
and  it  has  become  a  more  important  object  to  attain  perfection  in  the 
art. 

The  use  of  language  is  not  confined  to  its  being  the  medium  through 
which  we  communicate  our  ideas  to  one  another  ;  it  fulfills  a  no  less 
important  function  as  an  instrument  of  thought ;  not  being  merely  its 
vehicle,  but  giving  it  wings  for  flight.  Metaphysicians  are  agreed  that 
scarcely  any  of  our  intellectual  operations  could  be  carried  on  to  any 


xvi  mTRODUCTION.  ) 

considerable  extent,  without  the  agency  of  words.  None  but  those? 
who  are  conversant  with  the  philosophy  of  mental  phenomena  can  bc» 
aware  of  the  immense  influence  that  is  exercised  by  language  in  pro- 
moting the  development  of  our  ideas,  in  fixing  them  in  the  mind,  and 
in  detaining  them  for  steady  contemplation.  Into  every  process  of 
reasoning  language  enters  as  an  essential  element.  Words  are  the  in- 
struments by  which  we  form  all  our  al^stractions,  by  which  we  fashion 
and  embody  our  ideas,  and  by  which  we  are  enabled  to  glide  along  a 
series  of  premises  and  conclusions  with  a  rapidity  so  great  as  to  leave 
in  the  memory  no  trace  of  the  successive  steps  of  the  process  ;  and 
we  remain  unconscious  liow  much  we  owe  to  this  potent  auxiliary  of 
the  reasoning  faculty.  It  is  on  this  ground,  also,  that  the  present 
Work  founds  a  claim  to  utility.  The  review  of  a  catalogue  of  words 
of  analogous  signification  will  often  suggest  by  association  other  trains 
of  thought,  which,  presenting  the  subject  under  new  and  varied  as- 
pects, will  vastly  expand  the  sphere  of  our  mental  vision >  Amid  the 
many  objects  thus  brought  within  the  range  of  our  contemplation, 
some  striking  similitude  or  appropriate  image,  some  excursive  flight  or 
brilliant  conception,  may  flash  on  the  mind,  giving  point  and  force  to 
our  arguments,  awakening  a  responsive  chord  in  the  imagination  or 
sensibility  of  the  reader,  and  procuring  for  our  reasonings  a  more 
ready  access  both  to  his  understanding  and  to  his  heart. 

It  is  of  the  utmost  consequence  that  strict  accuracy  should  regulate 
our  use  of  language,  and  that  every  one  should  acquire  the  power 
and  the  habit  of  expressing  his  thoughts  with  perspicuity  and  correct- 
ness. Few,  indeed,  can  appreciate  the  real  extent  and  importance  of 
that  influence  which  language  has  always  exercised  on  human  affairs, 
or  can  be  aware  how  often  these  are  determined  by  causes  much  slighter 
than  are  apparent  to  a  superficial  observer.  False  logic,  disguised 
under  specious  phraseology,  too  often  gains  the  assent  of  the  unthink- 
ing multitude,  disseminating  far  and  wide  the  seeds  of  prejudice  and 
error.  Truisms  pass  current,  and  wear  the  semblance  of  profound 
wisdom,  when  dressed  up  in  the  tinsel  garb  of  antithetical  phrases,  or  set 
off  by  an  imposing  pomp  of  paradox.  By  a  confused  jargon  of  involved 
and  mystical  sentences,  the  imagination  is  easily  inveigled  into  a  tran- 
scendental region  of  clouds,  and  the  understanding  beguiled  into  the 
belief  that  it  is  acquiring  knowledge  and  approaching  truth.  A  mis- 
applied or  misapprehended  term  is  suflacient  to  give  rise  to  fierce  and 
interminable  disputes  ;  a  misnomer  has  turned  the  tide  of  popular 
opinion  ;  a  verbal  sophism  has  decided  a  i)arty  question  ;  an  artfal 
watchword,  thrown  among  combustible  materials,  has  kindled  the 
flame  of  deadly  warfare,  and  changed  the  destiny  of  an  empire. 


INTRODUCTION.  xvU 

In  constructing  the  following  system  of  classification  of  the  ideas 
which  are  expressible  by  language,  my  chief  aim  has  been  to  obtain 
the  greatest  amount  of  practical  utility.  I  have  accordingly  adopted 
such  principles  of  arrangement  as  appeared  to  me  to  be  the  simplest 
and  most  natural,  and  which  would  not  require,  either  for  their  com- 
prehension or  application,  any  disciplined  acumen,  or  depth  of  meta- 
physical or  antiquarian  lore.  Eschewing  all  needless  refinements  and 
subtleties,  I  have  taken  as  my  guide  the  more  obvious  characters  of  the 
ideas  for  which  expressions  were  to  be  tabulated,  arranging  them 
under  such  classes  and  categories  as  reflection  and  experience  had 
taught  me  would  conduct  the  inquirer  most  readily  and  quickly  to  the 
object  of  his  search.  Commencing  with  the  ideas  expressing  abstract 
relations,  I  proceed  to  those  which  relate  to  space  and  to  the  phenom- 
ena of  the  material  world,  and  lastly  to  those  in  which  the  mind  is  con- 
cerned, and  which  comprehend  intellect,  volition,  and  feeling;  thus 
establishing  six  primary  Classes  of  Categories. 

1.  The  first  of  these  classes  comprehends  ideas  derived  from  the 
more  general  and  Abstract  Relations  among  things,  such  as  Existence, 
BesemUance,  Quantity,  Order,  Nurnber,    Time,  Power. 

2.  The  second  class  refers  to  Space  and  its  various  relations,  in- 
cluding Motion,  or  change  of  place. 

3.  The  third  class  includes  all  ideas  that  relate  to  the  Material 
World  ;  namely,  the  Properties  of  Matter,  such  as  Solidity,  Fluidity, 
Heat,  Sound,  Light,  and  the  Plienomena  they  present,  as  well  as  the 
simple  Perceptions  to  which  they  give  rise. 

4.  The  fourth  class  embraces  all  ideas  of  phenomena  relating  to  the 
Intellect  and  its  operations  ;  comprising  the  Acquisition,  the  Reten- 
tion, and  the  Communication  of  Ideas. 

5.  The  fifth  clasi  includes  the  ideas  derived  from  the  exercise  of 
Volition  ;  embracing  the  phenomena  and  results  of  our  Voluntary 
and  Active  Powers  ;  such  as  Choice,  Intention,  Utility,  Action,  Antagonism, 
Authority,  Compact,  Property,  &c. 

6.  The  sixth  and  last  class  comprehends  all  ideas  derived  from  tho 
operation  of  our  Sentient  and  Moral  Powers  ;  including  our  Feel' 
ings.  Emotions,  Passions,    Moral  and  Religious  Sentiments."^ 

*  It  must  necessarily  happen  in  every  system  of  classification  framed 
with  this  view,  that  ideas  and  expressions  arranged  under  one  class  must 
include  also  ideas  relating  to  another  class  ;  for  the  operations  of  the 
Intellect  generally  involve  also  those  of  the  Will,  and  vice  versa ;  and  our 
Affections  and  Emotions,  in  like  manner,  generally  imply  the  agency  both 
of  the  Intellect  And  of  the  Will.  All  that  can  be  effected,  therefore,  is  to 
arrane^e  the  words  according  to  the  principal  or  dominant  idea  they  convey. 
Tecechmg,  for  example,  although  a  Voluntary  act,  relates  primarily  to  the 
'Z* 


xviii  INTRODUCTION. 

The  further  subdivisions  and  minuter  details  will  be  best  under- 
stood from  an  inspection  of  the  Tabular  Synopsis  of  Categories  pre- 
fixed  to  the  Work,  in  which  are  specified  the  several  topics^  or  heads  of 
signification,  under  which  the  words  have  been  arranged.  By  the  aid 
of  this  table,  the  reader  will,  with  a  little  practice,  readily  discover 
the  place  which  the  particular  topic  he  is  in  search  of  occupies  in  the 
series;  and  on  turning  to  the  page  in  the  body  of  the  Work  which 
contains  it,  he  will  find  the  group  of  expressions  he  requires,  out  of 
which  he  may  cull  those  that  are  most  appropriate  to  his  purpose. 
For  the  convenience  of  reference,  I  have  designated  each  separate 
group  or  heading  by  a  particular  number;  so  that  if,  during  the 
search,  any  doubt  or  difficulty  should  occur,  recourse  may  be  had  to 
the  copious  alphabetical  Index  of  words  at  the  end  of  the  volume, 
which  will  at  once  indicate  the  number  of  the  required  group.* 

The  object  1  have  proposed  to  myself  in  this  Work  would  have  been 
but  imperfectly  attained  if  I  had  confined  myself  to  a  mere  catalogue 
of  words,  and  had  omitted  the  numerous  phrases  and  forms  of  ex- 
pression, composed  of  several  words,  which  are  of  such  frequent  use 
as  to  entitle  them  to  rank  among  the  constituent  parts  of  the 
language.!  Yery  few  of  these  verbal  combinations,  so  essential  to  the 
knowledge  of  our  native  tongue,  and  so  profusely  abounding  in  its 
daily  use,  are  to  be  met  with  in  ordinary  dictionaries.     These  phrases 

Communication  of  Ideas,  and  is  accordingly  placed  at  No.  537,  under  Class 
IV,  Division  (11.).  On  the  other  hand,  Choice,  Conduct,  Skill,  &c.,  although 
implying  the  co-operation  of  Voluntary  with  Intellectual  acts,  relate 
principally  to  tlie  former,  and  are  therefore  arranged  under  Class  V. 

*  It  often  happens  that  the  same  word  admits  of  various  applications,  or 
may  be  used  in  different  senses.  In  consulting  the  Index  the  reader  will 
be  guided  to  the  number  of  the  heading  under  which  that  word,  in  each 
particular  acceptation,  will  be  found,  by  means  of  supplementary  words 
printed  in  Italics  ;  which  words,  however,  are  not  to  be  understood  as  ex- 
plaining the  meaning  of  the  word  to  which  they  are  annexed,  but  only  as 
assisting  in  the  required  reference.  I  have  also,  for  shortness'  sake,  gen- 
erally omitted  words  immediately  derived  from  the  primary  one  inserted, 
which  sufficiently  represents  the  whole  group  of  correlative  words  refera- 
able  to  tiie  same  heading.  Thus  the  number  affixed  to  Beauty  applies  to 
all  its  derivatives,  such  as  Beautiful,  Beauteous,  Beautify,  Beautifulness, 
Beaittifidly ,  &c. ,  the  insertion  of  which  was  therefore  needless.  [In  com- 
piling the  new  Index  the  editor  has  adopted  this  principle  as  a  general 
rule,  from  which,  however,  he  has  not  scrupled  to  depart  where  he  has 
deemed  it  expedient  to  do  so.] 

f  For  example  : — To  take  time  by  the  forelock  ; — ^to  turn  over  a  new 
leaf  ; — to  show  the  white  feather  ; — to  have  a  finger  in  the  pie  ; — to  let  the 
cat  out  of  the  bag  ; — to  take  care  of  number  one  ; — to  kill  two  birds  with 
one  stone,  &c. .  &c. 


INTRODUCTION.  xix 

and  forms  of  expression  I  have  endeavored  diligently  to  collect  and  to 
insert  in  their  proper  places,  under  the  general  ideas  that  they  are  de- 
signed to  convey.  Some  of  these  conventional  forms,  indeed,  partake 
of  the  nature  of  proverbial  expressions;  but  actual  proverbs,  as  such, 
being  wholly  of  a  didactic  character,  do  not  come  within  the  scope 
of  the  present  work ;  and  the  reader  must  therefore  not  expect  to  find 
them  here  inserted.* 

For  the  purpose  of  exhibiting  with  greater  distinctness  the  relations 
between  words  expressing  opposite  and  correlative  ideas,  I  have, 
whenever  the  subject  admitted  of  such  an  arrangement,  placed  them 
in  two  parallel  columns  in  the  same  page,  so  that  each  group  of  expres- 
sions may  be  readily  contrasted  with  those  which  occupy  the  adjacent 
column,  and  constitute  their  antitheses.  By  carrying  the  eye  from  one 
to  the  other,  the  inquirer  may  often  discover  forms  of  expression,  of 
which  he  may  avail  himself  advantageously,  to  diversify  and  infuse 
vigor  into  his  phraseology.  Rhetoricians,  indeed,  are  well  aware  of 
the  power  derived  from  the  skillful  introduction  of  antitheses  in  giving 
point  to  an  argument,  and  imparting  force  and  brilliancy  to  the  dic- 
tion. A  too  frequent  and  indiscreet  employment  of  this  figure  of 
rhetoric  may,  it  is  true,  give  rise  to  a  vicious  and  affected  style ;  but  it 
is  unreasonable  to  condemn  indiscriminately  the  occasional  and  moder- 
ate use  of  a  practice  because  of  its  possible  abuse. 

The  study  of  correlative  terms  existing  in  a  particular  language 
may  often  throw  valuable  light  on  the  manners  and  customs  of  the 
nations  using  it.  Thus,  Hume  had  drawn  important  inferences  with 
regard  to  the  state  of  society  among  the  ancient  Romans,  from  certain 
deficiencies  which  he  remarked  in  the  Latin  language. f 

*  See  Trench,  On  the  Lessons  in  Proverbs. 

f  "  It  is  an  universal  observation,"  he  remarks,  "  which  we  may  form  upon 
language,  where  two  related  parts  of  a  whole  bear  any  proponion  to  each 
other,  in  numbers,  rank,  or  consideration,  they  are  always  correlative 
terms  invented  which  answer  to  both  parts,  and  express  their  mutual  rela- 
tion. If  they  bear  no  proportion  to  eacli  other,  the  term  is  only  invented 
for  the  less,  and  marks  its  distinction  from  the  whole.  Thus,  man  and 
woman,  master  and  servant,  father  and  son,  prince  and  subject,  stranger  and 
citizen,  are  correlative  terms.  But  the  words  seaman,  carpenter,  smith, 
tailor,  &c.,  have  no  correspondent  terms  which  express  those  who  are  no 
seamen,  no  carpenters,  &c.  Languages  differ  very  much  with  regard  to 
the  particular  words  where  this  distinction  obtains  ;  and  may  thence  afford 
very  strong  inferences  concerning  the  manners  and  customs  of  different 
nations.  The  military  government  of  the  Roman  emperors  had  exalted  the 
soldiery  so  high  that  they  balanced  all  the  other  orders  of  the  state  :  hence 
miles  2jn^  paganus  heQ.2ixnQ  relative  terms  ;  a  thing,  till  then,  unknown  to 
ppcieut,  and  still  more  so  to  modern  languages." — "The  term  for  a  slave, 
IjMrn  and  bred  in  the  family,  was  verna.   As  servus  was  the  name  of  the  genus 


XX  INTRODUCTION. 

In  many  (ases,  two  ideas  which  are  completely  opposed  to  each 
other  admit  of  an  intermediate  or  neutral  idea,  equidistant  from  both ; 
all  these  being  expressible  by  corresponding  definite  terms.  Thus,  in 
the  following  examples,  the  words  in  the  first  and  third  columns, 
which  express  opposite  ideas,  admit  of  the  intermediate  terms  con- 
tained in  the  middle  column,  having  a  neutral  sense  with  reference  to 
the  former. 


Identity^ 

Difference, 

Contrariety. 

Beginning^ 

Middle, 

End. 

Past, 

Present, 

Future. 

In  other  cases  the  intermediate  word  is  simply  the  negative  to  each 
of  two  opposite  positions;   as,  for  example, — 

Convexity,  Flatness,  Concavity. 

Desire,  Indifference,  Aversion. 

Sometimes  the  intermediate  word  is  properly  the  standard  with 
which  each  of  the  extremes  is  compared ;  as  in  the  case  of 

Insufficiency,       Sufficiency,  Bedundance; 

for  here  the  middle  terra,  Sufficiency^  is  equally  opposed,  on  the  one 
hand  to  Insufficiency,  and  on  the  other  to  Bedundance."^ 

These  forms  of  correlative  expressions  would  suggest  the  use  of 
triple,  instead  of  double,  columns,  for  tabulating  this  threefold  order 
of  worvls ;  but  the  practical  inconvenience  attending  such  an  arrange- 
ment would  probably  overbalance  its  advantages. 

It  often  happens  that  the  same  word  has  several  correlative  terms, 

and  verna  of  the  species  without  any  correlative,  this  forms  a  strong  pre- 
sumption that  the  latter  were  by  far  the  least  numerous :  and  from  the 
same  principles  I  infer  that  if  the  number  of  slaves  brought  by  the  Romans 
from  foreign  countries  had  not  extremely  exceeded  those  which  Avere  bred 
at  home,  vema  would  have  had  a  correlative,  which  would  liave  expressed 
the  former  species  of  slaves.  But  these,  it  would  seem,  composed  the  main 
body  of  the  ancient  slaves,  and  the  latter  were  but  a  few  exceptions." — HuME» 
Essay  on  Hie  Populousness  of  Ancient  Nations. 

The  warlike  propensity  of  the  same  nation  may,  in  like  manner,  be  in- 
f<-rred  from  the  use  of  the  word  hostis  to  denote  both  a/om^'wer  and  ar* 
memy. 

*  [In  the  following  cases,  the  intermediate  word  signifies  an  imperfect 
degree  of  each  of  the  qualities  set  in  opposition — 

Light,  Dimness,  Darkness. 

I'ransparency ,  Semitransparency,       Opacity. 

Vision,  Dim-sightedness,  Blindness.'] 


INTRODUCTION.  xxi 

according  to  the  different  relations  in  which  it  is  considered.  Thus, 
to  the  word  Giving  are  opposed  both  Receiving^  and  Taking;  the  former 
correlation  having  reference  to  the  persons  concerned  in  the  transfer, 
while  the  latter  relates  to  the  mode  of  transfer.  Old  has  for  opposite 
both  New  and  Young,  according  as  it  is  applied  to  things  or  to  living 
leings.  Attack  and  Defense  are  correlative  terms ;  as  are  also  Attack- 
and  /  esistance.  assistance,  again,  has  for  its  other  correlative  Submis- 
sion. Truth  in  the  abstract  is  opposed  to  Error;  but  the  opposite  of 
Truth  coyn/municated  is  Falsehood.  Acquisition  is  contrasted  both  with 
Deprivation,  and  with  Loss.  Refusal  is  the  counterpart  both  of  Offer 
and  of  Consent.  Disuse  and  Misuse  may  either  of  them  be  considered 
as  the  correlative  of  Use.  Teaching,  with  reference  to  what  is  taught, 
is  opposed  to  Misteaching;  but  with  reference  to  the  act  itself,  itft 
proper  reciprocal  is  Learning. 

"Words  contrasted  in  form  do  not  always  bear  the  same  contrast  in 
their  meaning.  The  word  Malefactor,  for  example,  would,  from  its 
derivation,  appear  to  be  exactly  the  opposite  of  Benefactor :  but  the 
ideas  attached  to  these  two  words  are  far  from  being  directly  opposed  : 
for  while  the  latter  expresses  one  who  confers  a  benefit,  the  former  de- 
notes one  who  has  violated  the  laws. 

Independently  of  the  immediate  practical  uses  derivable  from  the 
arrangement  of  words  in  double  columns,  many  considerations,  inter- 
esting in  a  philosophical  point  of  view,  are  presented  by  the  study  of 
correlative  expressions.  It  will  be  found,  on  strict  examination,  that 
there  seldom  exists  an  exact  opposition  between  two  words  which  may 
at  first  sight  appear  to  be  the  counterparts  of  one  another;  for,  in  gen- 
eral, the  one  will  be  found  to  possess  in  reality  more  force  or  extent  of 
meaning  than  the  other  with  which  it  is  contrasted.  The  correlative 
term  sometimes  assumes  the  form  of  a  mere  negative,  although  it  is 
really  endowed  with  a  considerable  positive  force.  Thus  Disrespect  is 
not  merely  the  absence  of  Respect ;  its  signification  trenches  on  the 
opposite  idea,  namely,  Contempt.  In  like  manner,  Untruth  is  not 
merely  the  negative  of  Truth;  it  involves  a  degree  of  Falsehood.  Irre- 
ligion,  which  is  properly  the  want  of  Religion,  is  understood  as  being  nearly 
synonymous  with  Impiety.  For  these  reasons,  the  reader  must  not  ex- 
pect that  all  the  words  which  stand  side  by  side  in  the  two  columns 
shall  be  the  precise  correlatives  of  each  other;  for  the  nature  of  the 
subject,  as  well  as  the  imperfections  of  language,  renders  it  impos- 
sible always  to  preserve  isuch  an  exactness  of  correlation. 

There  exist  camparatively  few  words  of  a  general  character  to  which 
no  correlative  term,  either  of  negation  or  of  opposition,  can  be 
assigned,  and  which  therefore  require  no  corresponding  second  column. 


;ixii  INTRODUCTION. 

The  correlative  idea,  especially  that  which  constitutes  a  sense  negative 
to  the  primary  one,  may,  indeed,  be  formed  or  conceived ;  but,  from 
its  occurring  rarely,  no  word  has  been  framed  to  represent  it;  for,  in 
language,  as  in  other  matters,  the  supply  fails  when  there  is  no  proba- 
bility of  a  demand.  Occasionally  we  find  this  deficiency  provided  for 
by  the  contrivance  of  prefixing  the  syllable  non  ;  as,  for  instance,  the 
negatives  of  exiatence^  performance^  payment^  &c.,  are  expressed  by  the 
compound  words,  non-existence^  non-performance^  non-payment^  &e. 
Functions  of  a  similar  kind  are  performed  by  the  prefixes  dis^  antl-, 
contra-,  mis-,  in-,  and  un-.j  With  respect  to  all  these,  and  especially  the 
last,  great  latitude  is  allowed  according  to  the  necessities  of  the  case ; 
a  latitude  which  is  limited  only  by  the  taste  and  discretion  of  the 
writer. 

On  the  other  hand,  it  is  hardly  possible  to  find  two  words  having  in 
all  respects  the  same  meaning,  and  being  therefore  interchangeable ; 
that  is.  admitting  of  being  employed  indiscriminately,  the  one  or  the 
other,  in  all  their  applications.  The  investigation  of  the  distinctions 
to  be  drawn  between  words  apparently  synonymous,  forms  a  separate 
branch  of  inquiry,  which  I  have  not  presumed  here  to  enter  upon ;  for 
the  subject  has  already  occupied  the  attention  of  much  abler  critics 
than  myself,  and  its  complete  exhaustion  would  require  the  devotion  of 
a  whole  life.  The  purpose  of  this  Work,  it  must  be  borne  in  mind,  is 
not  to  explain  the  signification  of  words,  but  simply  to  classify  and 
arrange  them  according  to  the  sense  in  which  they  are  now  used,  and 
which  I  presume  to  be  already  known  to  the  reader.  I  enter  into  no 
inquiry  into  the  changes  of  meaning  they  may  have  undergone  in  the 
cdurse  of  time.|  I  am  content  to  accept  them  at  the  value  of  their 
present  currency,  and  have  no  concern  with  their  etymologies,  or  with 
the  history  of  their  transformations ;  far  less  do  I  venture  to  thrid  the 

*  The  words  disannul  apd  dissever,  however,  have  the  same  meaning  as 
annul  and  sever;  to  unloose  is  the  same  as  to  loose,  and  inebriety  is  synony- 
mous with  ehriety. 

f  In  the  case  of  adjectives,  the  addition  to  a  substantive  of  the  terminal 
syllable  less,  gives  it  a  negative  meaning  :  as  taste,  tasteless ;  care,  careless; 
hope,  hopeless  ;  friend,  friendless  ;  fault,  faultless  ;  &c. 

:{:  Such  changes  are  innumerable  :  for  instance,  the  words  tyrant,  para- 
site, sophist,  churl,  knave,  villain,  anciently  conveyed  no  opprobrious  mean- 
ing. Impertinent  merely  expressed  irrelative  ;  and  implied  neither  rude- 
ness nor  intrusion,  as  it  does  at  present.  Indifferent  originally  meant  im- 
partial ;  extravagant  was  simply  digressive  ;  and  to  prevent  was  properly 
to  precede  and  assist.  The  old  translations  of  the  Scriptures  furnish  many 
striking  examples  of  the  alterations  which  time  has  brought  in  the  signifi- 
cation of  words.  Much  curious  information  on  this  subject  is  contained  in 
Trench's  Lectures  on  the  Study  of  Words. 


INTRODUCTION.  xxiu 

mazes  of  the  vast  labyrinth  into  which  I  should  be  led  by  any  attempt 
at  a  general  discrimination  of  synonyms.  The  difficulties  I  have  had 
to  contend  with  have  already  been  sufficiently  great,  without  this  addi- 
tion to  my  labors. 

The  most  cursory  glance  over  the  pages  of  a  dictionary  will  show 
that  a  great  number  of  words  are  used  in  various  senses,  sometimes 
distinguished  by  slight  shades  of  difference,  but  often  diverging 
widely  from  their  primary  signification,  and  even,  in  some  cases,  bear- 
ing to  it  no  perceptible  relation.  It  may  even  happen  that  the  very 
same  word  has  two  significations  quite  opposite  to  one  another.  This  is 
the  case  with  the  verb  to  c^jcave^  which  means  to  adhere  tenacioudy^  and  also 
to  separate  hy  a  Now.  To  propugn  sometimes  expresses  to  attach  ;  at  other 
times  to  defend.  To  let  is  to  Mnder^  as  well  as  to  permit.  To  ravel  means 
both  to  entangle  and  to  disentangle.  Shameful  and  shameless  are  nearly 
synonymous.  Priceless  may  either  mean  invaluadle  or  of  no  value. 
Nervous  is  used  sometimes  for  strong,  at  other  times  for  wealc.  The 
alphabetical  Index  at  the  end  of  this  Work  sufficiently  shows  the  mul- 
tiplicity of  uses  to  which,  by  the  elasticity  of  language,  the  meaning 
of  words  has  been  stretched,  so  as  to  adapt  them  to  a  great  variety  of 
modified  significations  in  subserv^ience  to  the  nicer  shades  of  thought, 
which,  under  peculiarity  of  circumstances,  require  corresponding  ex- 
pression. "Words  thus  admitting  of  different  meanings  have  there- 
fore to  be  arranged  under  each  of  the  respective  heads  corresponding 
to  these  various  acceptations.  There  are  many  words,  again,  which 
express  ideas  compounded  of  two  elementary  ideas  belonging  to  dif- 
ferent classes.  It  is  therefore  necessary  to  place  these  words  respect- 
ively under  each  of  the  generic  heads  to  which  they  relate.  The 
necessity  of  these  repetitions  is  increased  by  the  circumstance  that 
ideas  included  under  one  class  are  often  connected  by  relations  of  the 
same  kind  as  the  ideas  which  belong  to  another  class.  Thus  we  find 
the  same  relations  of  order  and  of  quantity  existing  among  the  ideas  of 
Time  as  well  as  those  of  Space.  Sequence  in  the  one  is  denoted  by  the 
same  terms  as  sequence  in  the  other ;  and  the  measures  of  time  also 
express  the  measures  of  space.  The  cause  and  the  effect  are  often 
designated  by  the  same  word.  The  word  Sound;  for  instance,  denotes 
both  the  impression  made  upon  the  ear  by  sonorous  vibrations,  and 
also  the  vibrations  themselves,  which  are  the  cause  or  source  of  that 
impression.  Mixture  is  used  for  the  act  of  mixing,  as  well  as  for  the 
product  of  that  operation.  Taste  and  Smell  express  both  the  sensa- 
tions and  the  qualities  of  material  bodies  giving  rise  to  them.  Thought 
is  the  act  of  thinking;  but  the  same  word  denotes  also  the  idea  result- 
ing from  that  act.     Judgment  is  the  act   of  deciding,  and  also  the  de- 


xxiv  INTRODUCTION. 

cision  coinc  lo.  PurcJiase  is  the  acquisition  of  a  thing  by  payment,  as 
well  as  the  thing  itself  so  acquired.  /Speech  is  both  the  act  of  speak- 
ing and  the  words  spoken ;  and  so  on  with  regard  to  an  endless  multi- 
plicity of  words.  Mind  is  essentially  distinct  from  Mat*-cr ;  and  yet, 
in  all  languages,  tbe  attributes  of  the  one  are  metaphorically  transferred 
to  those  of  the  other.  Matter,  in  all  its  forms,  is  endowed  by  the 
figurative  genius  of  every  language  with  the  functions  which  pertain 
to  intellect;  and  we  perpetually  talk  of  its  phenomena  and  of  its 
powers,  as  if  they  resulted  from  the  voluntary  influence  of  one  body 
on  another,  acting  and  reacting,  impelling  and  being  impelled,  con- 
trolling and  being  controlled,  as  if  animated  by  spontaneous  energies 
and  guided  by  specific  intentions.  On  the  other  hand,  expressions,  of 
which  the  primary  signification  refers  exclusively  to  the  properties  and 
actions  of  matter,  are  metaphorically  applied  to  the  phenomena  of 
thought  and  volition,  and  even  to  the  feelings  and  passions  of  the  soul ; 
and  in  speaking  of  a  rai/  of  liope^  a  shade  of  doubt,  afligM  of  fancy,  a 
flash  of  wit,  the  warmth  of  emotion,  or  the  ebullitions  of  anger,  we  are 
scarcely  conscious  that  we .  are  employing  metaphors  which  have  this 
material  origin. 

As  a  general  rule,  I  have  deemed  it  incumbent  on  me  to  place  words 
and  phrases  which  appertain  more  especially  to  one  head,  also  under 
the  other  heads  to  which  they  have  a  relation,  whenever  it  appeared  to 
me  that  this  repetition  would  suit  the  convenience  of  the  inquirer,  and 
spare  him  the  trouble  of  turning  to  other  parts  of  the  work ;  for  I  have 
always  preferred  to  subject  myself  to  the  imputation  of  redundance, 
rather  than  incur  the  reproach  of  insuflaciency.*  When,  however,  the 
divergence  of  the  associated  from  the  primary  idea  is  sufficiently 
marked,  I  have  contented  myself  with  making  a  reference  to  the  place 
where  the  modified  signification  will  be  found. f  But  in  order  to 
prevent    needless    extension,    I    have,    in  general,   omitted    conjugate 

*  Frequent  repetitions  of  the  same  series  of  expressions,  accordingly, 
will  be  met  with  under  various  headings.  For  example,  the  word  Relin- 
quishment, with  its  synonyms,  occurs  as  a  heading  at  No.  624,  where  it 
applies  to  intention,  and  also  at  No.  782,  where  it  refers  to  property.  The 
word  Chance  has  two  significations,  distinct  from  one  another  :  the  one 
im[)lying  the  absence  of  an  assignable  cause;  in  which  case  it  comes  under 
the  category  of  the  relation  of  Causation,  and  occupies  the  No.  156  :  the 
other,  the  absence  of  design,  in  which  latter  sense  it  ranks  under  the  oper- 
ations of  the  Will,  and  has  assigned  to  it  the  place  No.  621.  I  have,  in 
like  manner,  distinguished  Sensibility,  Pleasure,  Pain,  Taste,  &c.,  accord- 
ing as  they  relate  to  Physical,  or  to  Moral  Affections;  the  former  being 
found  at  Nos.  375,  377,  378,  390,  &c.,  and  the  latter  at  Nos.  823,  827,  828, 
850,  &c. 

+See  Editor's  Preface,  p.  ix.] 


INTRODUCTION.  xxv 

tcorcUj*  which  are  so  obviously  derivable  from  those  that  are  given  in  the 
same  place,  that  the  reader  may  safely  be  left  to  form  them  for  himself. 
This  is  the  case  with  adverbs  derived  from  adjectives  by  the  simpl<» 
addition  of  the  terminal  syllable  -li/ ;  such  as  closely^  carefully^  ^ctf^^y-, 
&c.,  from  close^  careful,,  safe,,  &c.,  and  also  with  adjectives  or  participles 
immediately  derived  from  the  verbs  which  are  already  given.  In  all 
such  cases,  an  *'  &c."  indicates  that  reference  is  understood  to  be  made 
to  these  roots.f  I  have  observed  the  same  rule  in  compiling  the  Index; 
retaining  only  the  primary  or  more  simple  word,  and  omitting  the  con- 
jugate words  obviously  derived  from  them.  Thus  I  assume  tlie  word 
short  as  the  representative  of  its  immediate  derivatives  sliortness^ 
shorten,  shortening,,  shortened,,  shorter,  shortly,  which  would  have  had  the 
same  references,  and  which  the  reader  can  readily  supply.  J 

The  same  verb  is  frequently  used  indiscriminately  either  in  the  active  or 
transitive,  or  in  the  neuter  or  intransitive  sense.  In  these  cases  I  have 
generally  not  thought  it  worth  while  to  increase  the  bulk  of  the  Work 
by  the  needless  repetition  of  that  word  ;  for  the  reader,  whom  I  sup- 
pose to  understand  the  use  of  the  words,  must  also  be  presumed  to  be 
competent  to  apply  them  correctly. 

There  are  a  multitude  of  words  of  a  specific  character  which,  although 
they  properly  occupy  places  in  the  columns  of  a  dictionary,  yet,  having 
no  relation  to  general  ideas,  do  not  come  within  the  scope  of  this  com- 
pilation, and  are  consequently  omitted. §  The  names  of  objects  in  Nat- 
ural History,  and  technical  terms  belonging  exclusively  to  Science  or 
to  Art,  or  relating  to  particular  operations,  and  of  which  the  significa- 
tion is  restricted  to  those  specific  objects,  come  under  this  category. 
Exceptions  must,  however,  be  made  in  favor  of  such  words  as  admit 
of  metaphorical  application  to  general  subjects,  with  which  custom  has 
associated  them,  and  of  which  they  may  be  cited  as  being  typical  or 
illustrative.  Thus,  the  word  Lion  will  find  a  place  under  the  head  of 
Courage,  of  which  it  is  regarded  as  the  type.     Anclior,  being  emblem- 

*  By  "conjugate  ot paronymous  words  is  meant,  correctly  speaking,  dif- 
fej-ent  parts  of  speech  from  the  same  root,  which  exactly  correspond  in 
point  of  meaning." — A  Selection  of  English  Synonyms,  edited  by  Arch- 
bishop Whately. 

f  [The  author's  practice,  in  this  respect,  has  been  followed  in  the  present 
edition,  and  a  reference  to  the  group  of  adjectives,  verbs,  or  other  roots, 
has  been  added,  where  such  suggestion  has  been  thought  expedient.] 

X  [See  note  in  p.  xviii.] 

§  [The  author  did  not  in  all  cases  rigidly  adhere  to  this  rule  ;  and  the 
editor  has  thought  himself  justified  both  in  retaining  and  in  adding  some 
words  of  the  specific  character  here  mentioned,  which  may  be  occasionally 
in  request  by  general  writers.] 
3 


xxvi  INTRODUCTION. 

atic  of  Hope^  is  introduced  among  the  words  expressing  that  emotion  ; 
and  in  like  manner,  'butterjiy  and  weathercock^  which  are  suggestive  of 
fickleness,  are  included  in  the  category  of  Irresolution. 

"With  regard  to  the  admission  of  many  words  and  expressions,  which 
the  classical  reader  might  be  disposed  to  condemn  as  vulgarisms,  or 
which  he,  perhaps,  might  stigmatize  as  pertaining  rather  to  the  slang 
than  to  the  legitimate  language  of  the  day,  I  would  beg  to  observe, 
that,  having  due  regard  to  the  uses  to  which  this  Yfork  was  to  be 
adapted,  I  did  not  feel  myself  justified  in  excluding  them  solely  on  that 
ground,  if  they  possessed  an  acknowledged  currency  in  general  inter- 
course. It  is  obvious  that,  with  respect  to  degrees  Df  conventionality,  I 
could  not  have  attempted  to  draw  any  strict  lines  of  demarcation ;  and 
far  less  could  I  have  presumed  to  erect  any  absolute  standard  of  purity. 
My  object,  be  it  remembered,  is  not  to  regulate  the  use  of  words,  but 
simply  to  supply  and  to  suggest  such  as  may  be  wanted  on  occasion, 
leaving  the  proper  selection  entirely  to  the  discretion  and  taste  of  the 
employer.*  If  a  novelist  or  a  dramatist,  for  example,  proposed  to  de- 
lineate some  vulgar  personage,  he  would  wish  to  have  the  power  of 
putting  into  the  mouth  of  the  speaker  expressions  that  would  accord 
with  his  character  ;  just  as  the  actor,  to  revert  to  a  former  compari- 
son, who  had  to  personate  a  peasant,  would  choose  for  his  attire  the 
most  homely  garb,  and  would  have  just  reason  to  complain  if  the  theat- 
rical wardrobe  furnished  him  with  no  suitable  costume. 

"Words  which  have,  in  process  of  time,  become  obsolete,  are  of  course 
rejected  from  this  collection.f  On  the  other  hand,  I  have  admitted  a 
considerable  number  of  words  and  phrases  borrowed  from  other  lan- 
guages, chiefly  the  French  and  Latin,  some  of  which  may  be  considered 
as  already  naturalized  ;  while  others,  though  avowedly  foreign,  are 
frequently  employed  in  English  composition,  particularly  in  familiar 
style,  on  account  of  their  being  peculiarly  expressive,  and  because  we 
have  no  corresponding  words  of  equal  force  in  our  own  language. | 

*  [It  may  be  added  that  the  Thesaurus  is  an  aid  not  only  in  the  choice  of 
appropriate  forms  of  expression,  but  in  the  rejection  of  those  which  are 
unfit  ;  and  that  a  vulgar  phrase  may  often  furnish  a  convenient  clew  to 
the  group  of  classic  synonyms  among  which  it  is  placed.  Moreover,  the 
slang  expressions  admitted  into  the  work  bear  but  a  small  proportion  to 
those  in  constant  use  by  English  writers  and  speakers.] 

f  [A  few  apparently  obsolete  words  have  nevertheless  found  their  way 
into  the  Thesaurus.  In  justification  of  their  admissior,  It  may  be  contended 
that  well-known  words,  though  no  longer  current,  give  occasional  point  by 
an  archaic  form  of  expression,  and  are  of  value  to  the  novelist  or  dramatist 
who  has  to  depict  a  bygone  age.] 

X  All  these  words  and  phrases  a^j  printed  in  Italics. 


mTRODUCTION.  xxvii 

The  r&pid  advances  which  are  being  made  in  scientific  knowledge,  and 
consequent  improvement  in  all  the  arts  of  life,  and  the  extension  of 
those  arcs  and  sciences  to  so  many  new  purposes  and  objects,  create  a 
continual  demand  for  the  formation  of  new  terms  to  express  new 
ageticies,  new  wants,  and  new  combinations.  Such  terms,  from  being 
al;  first  merely  technical,  are  rendered,  by  more  general  use,  familiar  to 
tlje  multitude,  and  having  a  well-defined  acceptation,  are  eventually 
iucorporated  into  the  language,  which  they  contribute  to  enlarge  and 
to  enrich.  Neologies  of  this  kind  are  perfectly  legitimate,  and  highly 
advantageous  ;  and  they  necessarily  introduce  those  gradual  and 
progressive  <jhanges  which  every  language  is  destined  to  undergo.* 
Some  modern  writers,  however,  have  indulged  in  a  habit  of  arbitrarily 
fabricating  new  words  and  a  new-fangled  phraseology,  without  any 
necessity,  o^nd  with  manifest  injury  to  the  purity  of  the  language. 
This  vicio»is  practice,  the  result  of  indolence  or  deceit,  implies  an 
ignorance  or  neglect  of  the  riches  in  which  the  English  language 
already  aoounds,  and  which  would  have  supplied  them  with  words 
of  recognized  legitimacy,  conveying  precisely  the  same  meaning  as 
those  they  so  recklessly  coin  in  the  illegal  mint  of  their  own  fancy. 

A  work  constructed  on  the  plan  of  classification  I  have  t)roposed 
might,  if  ably  executed,  be  of  great  value,  in  tending  to  limit  the  fluctu- 
ations to  which  language  has  always  been  subject,  by  establishing  an 
authoritative  standard  for  its  regulation.  Future  historians,  philolo- 
gists, and  lexicographers,  when  investigating  the  period  when  new 
words  were  introduced,  or  discussing  the  import  given  at  the  present 
time  to  the  old,  might  find  their  labors  lightened  by  being  enabled  to 
appeal  to  such  a  standard,  instead  of  having  to  search  for  data  among 
the  scattered  writings  of  the  age.  Nor  would  its  utility  be  confined  to 
a  single  language ;  for  the  principles  of  its  construction  are  universally 
applicable  to  all  languages,  whether  living  or  dead.  On  the  same  plan 
of  classification  there  might  be  formed  a  French,  a  German,  a  Latin,  or 
a  Greek  Thesaurus,  possessing,  in  their  respective  spheres,  the  same 

*  'T'has,  in  framing  the  present  classification,  I  have  frequently  felt  tlie 
wnnf.  of  substantive  terms  corresponding  to  abstract  qualities  or  ideas  de- 
noted by  certain  adjectives  ;  and  have  been  often  tempted  to  invent  wordsj 
that  might  express  these  abstractions:  but  I  have  yielded  to  this  tempi  a- 
tion  only  in  the  four  following  instances  ;  having  framed  from  the  adjec« 
tives  irrelative,  amorphous,  sinistral,  and  gaseous,  the  abstract  nouns  irre-^ 
lation,  amorpTdsin,  sinistrality,  and  gaseity.  I  have  ventured  also  to  intro- 
duce the  adjective  intersocial,  to  express  the  active  voluntary  relations  be 
tween  man  and  man. 


xxvlli  INTRODUCTION. 

advantages  as  those  of  the  English  model.*  Still  more  useful  would 
be  a  conjunction  of  these  methodized  compilations  in  two  languages, 
the  French  and  English,  for  instance  ;  the  columns  of  each  being 
placed  in  parallel  juxtaposition.  No  means  yet  devised  would  so 
greatly  facilitate  the  acquisition  of  the  one  language,  by  those  who  are 
acquainted  with  the  other  :  none  would  afford  such  ample  assistance 
to  the  translator  in  either  language  ;  and  none  would  supply  such 
ready  and  effectual  means  of  instituting  an  accurate  comparison  be- 
tween them,  and  of  fairly  appreciating  their  respective  merits  and 
defects.  In  a  still  higher  degree  would  all  those  advantages  be  com- 
bined and  multiplied  in  a  Polyglot  Lexicon  constructed  on  this  system. 

Metaphysicians  engaged  in  the  more  profound  investigation  of  the 
Philosophy  of  Language  will  be  materially  assisted  by  having  the 
ground  thus  prepared  for  them,  in  a  previous  analysis  and  classification 
of  our  ideas  ;  for  such  classification  of  ideas  is  the  true  basis  on  which 
words,  which  are  their  symbols,  should  be  classified.!    It  is  by  such 

*  [This  suggestion  has  been  followed,  in  French,  in  a  "  Dictionnaire 
Ideologique"  by  T.  Robertson  (Paris,  1859);  and,  in  German,  in  a  "  De,utscher 
Sprachschatz"  by  D.  Sanders  (Hamburg,  1878),  both  of  which  works  are 
practically  translations  of  Roget's  "  Thesaurus.'*] 

f  The  principle  by  which  I  have  been  guided  in  framing  my  verbal  classi- 
fication is  the  same  as  that  wliicli  is  employed  in  the  various  departments 
of  Natural  History.  Thus  the  sectional  divisions  I  have  formed  corre- 
spond to  Natural  Families  in  Botany  and  Zoology,  and  the  filiation  of 
words  presents  a  network  analogous  to  the  natural  filiation  of  plants  or 
animals. 

The  following  are  the  only  publications  that  have  come  to  my  knowledge 
in  which  any  attempt  has  been  made  to  construct  a  systematic  arrangement 
of  ideas  with  a  view  to  their  expression.  The  earliest  of  these,  supposed 
to  be  at  least  nine  hundred  years  old,  is  the  Amera  Cosha,  or  Vocabulary 
of  the  Sanscrit  Languagz,  by  Amera  Sinlia,  of  which  an  English  transla- 
tion, by  the  late  Henry  T.  Colebrooke,  was  printed  at  Serampoor,  in  the 
year  1808.  The  classification  of  words  is  there,  as  might  be  expected,  ex- 
ceedingly imperfect  and  confused,  especially  in  all  tliat  relates  to  abstract 
ideas  or  mental  operations.  This  will  be  apparent  from  the  very  title  of  the 
first  section,  which  comprehends  "Heaven,  Qods,  Demons,  Fire,  Air,  Ve- 
locity, Eternity,  Much : "  while  Sin,  Virtue,  Happiness,  Destiny,  Cause, 
Nature,  Intellect,  Reasoning,  Knowledge,  Senses,  Taste,  Odors,  Colors,  are  all 
included  and  jumbled  together  in  the  fourth  section.  A  more  logical 
order,  however,  pervades  the  sections  relating  to  natural  objects,  such  as 
Seas,  Earth,  Towns,  Plants,  and  Animals,  which  form  separafe  classes  ; 
exhibiting  a  remarkable  effort  at  analysis  at  so  remote  a  period  of  Indian 
literature. 

The  well-known  work  of  Bishop  Wilkins,  entitled,  '*  An  Essay  towards  a 
Real  Character  and  a  Philosophical  Language,"  published  in  16(58.  had  for 
its  object  the  formation  of  a  set  of  symbols  which  might  serve  as  a  uni- 
versal language.  It  professed  to  be  founded  on  a  "  scheme  of  analysis  of 
the  things  or  notions  to  which  xiames  were  to  be  assigned  ; "  but  notwith- 


INTRODrCTIOIT.  xxix 

analyses  alone  that  we  can  arrive  at  a  clear  perception  of  the  relation 
which  these  symbols  bear  to  their  corresponding  ideas,  or  can  obtain  a 
correct  knowledge  of  the  elements  which  enter  into  the  formation  of 
compound  ideas,  and  of  the  exclusions  by  which  we  arrive  at  the  ab- 
jtractions  so  perpetually  resorted  to  in  the  process  of  reasoning,  and  in 
the  communication  of  our  thoughts. 

Lastly,  such  analyses  alone  can  determine  the  principles  on  which  a 
strictly  PMlosopMcal  Language  might  be  constructed.  The  probable 
result  of  the  construction  of  such  a  language  would  be  its  eventual 
adoptiou  by  every  civilized  nation ;  thus  realizing  that  splendid  aspi- 
ration of  philanthropists, — ^the  establishment  of  a  Universal  Language. 
However  Utopian  such  a  project  may  appear  to  the  present  generation, 
and  however  abortive  may  have  been  the  former  endeavors  of  Bishop 
Wilkins  and  others  to  realize,  it,*  its  accomplishment  is  surely  not  be- 
set with  greater  difficulties  than  have  impeded  the  progress  to  many 
other  beneficial  objects,  which  in  former  times  appeared  to  be  no  less 
visionary,  and  which  yet  were  successfully  achieved,  in  later  ages,  by 
the  continued  and  persevering  exertions  of  the  human  intellect.  Is 
there  at  the  present  day,  then,  any  ground  for  despair,  that  at  some 
future  stage  of  that  higher  civilization  to  which  we  trust  the  world  is 
gradually  tending,  some  new  and  bolder  eilort  of  genius  toward  the 
solution  of  this  great  problem  may  be  crowned  with  success,  and  com- 
pass an  object  of  such  vast  and  paramount  utility  ?  Nothing,  indeed, 
would  conduce  more  directly  to  bring  about  a  golden  age  of  union  and 
harmony  among  the  several  nations  and  races  of  mankind  than  the 
removal  of  that  barrier  to  the  interchange  of  thought  and  mutual 
good  understanding  between  man  and  man,  which  is  now  interposed 
by  the  diversity  of  their  respective  languages. 

standing  the  immense  labor  and  ingenuity  expended  in  the  construction  of 
this  system,  it  was  soon  found  to  be  far  too  abstruse  and  recondite  for  prac- 
tical application. 

In  the  year  1797,  there  appeared  in  Paris  an  anonymous  work  entitled 
"  PAsiGRAPHiE,oif  Premiers EUmentsdii  nouxel  Art- Science  d'ecrire  et  d'im- 
lyrimer  une  languc  de  maniere  d  etre  la  et  entendu  dans  tout  autre  Inngue 
sans  traduction,"  of  Avhich  an  edition  in  German  Avas  also  published.  It 
contains  a  great  number  of  tabular  schemes  of  categories  ;  all  of  whi3h 
appear  to  be  excessively  arbitrary  and  artificial,  and  extremely  difficult  of 
application,  as  well  as  of  apprehension. 

*  "  The  Languages,"  observes  Home  Tooke,  "  which  are  commonly  used 
throughout  the  world,  are  much  more  simple  and  easy,  convenient  and 
philosophical,  than  Wilkins's  scheme  for  a  7'eal  character ;  or  than  any 
other  scheme  that  has  been  at  any  other  time  imagined  or  proposed  for  the 
purpose." — ^"Errea  IXrepoevra,  p.  125. 

Si* 


PLAN  OF  CLASSIFICATION. 


I.  ABSTRACT  RELATIONS 


n.  SPACE, 


in.  MATTER, 


IV.  INTELLECT...,..,, 
V.  VOLITION 


Section. 

Nos. 

I.  Existence 

1  to  8 

II.  Relation 

.       9—  24 

III.  Quantity 

.     25—  57 

IV.  Order  . 

.      58—  83 

Vo  Number 

.     84—105 

VI.  Time      . 

.    106—139 

VII.  Change 

.    140—152 

VJil.  Causation 

.    153—179 

II.  Generally 

.    180—191 

II.  Dimensions   . 

,    192—239 

III.  Form     . 

.    240—263 

IV.  Motion  . 

.    364—315 

I.  Generally    . 

.    316—320 

II.  Inorganic 

.    321—356 

III,  Organic. 

.    357     449 

Division. 

(I.)  Formation  OF  Ideas  450 — 515 
(II.)  Communication    of 

Ideas.         .         .    516—599 


VL  AFFECTIONS. 


(I.)  Individual 
(II.)  Intersocial  , 

Section. 

I.  Generally    , 
II.  Personal 

III.  Sympathetic 

IV.  Moral    . 
^V.  Religious 


600—736 
737—819 


820'-826 
827—887 
888—921 
922—975 
976—1000 


2C5S 


TABULAR  SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGOIUES. 


Clabg  I.     ABSTRACT  RELATIONS, 

L  EXISTENCE, 

1°.  Abstract 1.  Existence. 

2°.  CoNCiiETE. ..,.,.       3.  Substantiality, 

«"•''— \  6.  mt^L'^iy. 

^"•^— I  7.  Staf  "''"^- 


2.  Inexistence. 

4.  Unsubstantiality. 

External. 
6.  Extrinsicality. 

Relative. 
8.  Circumstance, 


li.  RELATION. 


1°.  Absolute,,. 

2°.  Continuous, 

3°,  Partial 

4°.  General,,.. 


9.  Relation.  10.  Irrelation, 

11.  Consa.iguinity, 
13.   Correlation. 

13.  Identity.  14.  Contrariety. 

15.  Difference. 

16,  Uniformity.  16a.  Non-uniformity 

17.  Similarity.  18.  Dissimilarity. 
19.  Imitation.  20.  Non-imitation. 

20a.  Variation. 
21    Copy.  22.  Prototype. 

23.  Agreement.  24,  Disagreement. 


III.  QUANTITY, 

1°.    SlBiFLB. .  . 


2°.  Compabativk  , , 


AbsoliUe. 
25.  Quantity. 
27.  Equality. 


33 


Relative. 
26,  Degree. 
28.  Inequality, 

29.  Mean. 

30,  Compensation. 

By  Comparison  with  a  Standard, 
31.  Greatness.  32.   Smallness. 

By  Comparison  vyith  a  Similar  Ohjectc 
Superiority.  34.  Inferiority. 

Changes  in  Quantity. 
35.  Increase.  36.  Decrease. 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES, 


3°.  Conjunctive.. 


4°.    CONCllETE. 


37.  Addition. 

39.  Adjunct. 

41.  Mixture. 

43.  Junction. 

45.  Vinculum. 

46.  Coherence. 
48.  Combination. 

50.  Whole. 

52.  Completeness. 

54.  Composition. 

56.  Component. 


oo     ( Non-addition. 

'    ( Subduction, 
40.  Remainder. 
40a.  Decrement. 
42.   Simpleness. 
44.  Disjunction. 

47.  Incoherence. 
49.  Decomposition. 

51.  Part. 

53.  Incompleteness 
55.  Exclusion. 
57.  Extraneous. 


IV.  ORDER. 


1°.  General. 


2°.  Consecutive. 


58.  Order. 

60.  Arrangement. 

62.  Precedence. 

64.  Precursor. 

66.  Beginning. 


59.  Disorder. 
61.  Derangement, 
63.   Sequence. 
65.   Sequel. 
67.  End. 


68.  Middle. 
69.  Continuity.  70.  Discontinuity. 

71.  Term. 


3°.  Collective \  ^^'  Assemblage, 

(  74.  Focus. 

(  75.   Class. 

4°.  Distributive <  76.  Inclusion. 

(  78.  Generality. 

5".  CATEOOBICAI.....^  82.-  Conformity. 


~,Q    j  Non -assemblage- 
•   ^Dispersion. 


77.  Exclusion. 
79.  Speciality. 
81.  Multiformity. 
83,  Unconformity. 


V    NUMBER. 


V,  Abstract. 


3".  Determinate. 


84.  Number. 

85.  Numeration. 

86.  List. 

87.  Unity. 

89.  Duality. 

90.  Duplication. 

92.  Triality. 

93.  Triplication. 

95.  Quaternity. 

96.  Quadruplication. 
98.  Five,  &c. 

100.  Plurality. 

8°.  Indeterminate. -( 102.  Multitude. 

104  Repetition. 

105.  Infinity. 


88.  Accompaniment. 
91.  Bisection. 
94,  Trisection, 

97.  Quadrisection. 

99.  Quinquesection^&c 
lOOffl.  Fraction. 
101.  Zero. 
103.  Fewness, 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES, 


xx&J 


VI.  TIME. 


106.  Time. 

107.  Neverness. 

Definite, 

Indefinite. 

108.  Period. 

109.  Course. 

1°.  Absolutk.  .  .  .  0 .  . - 

108(2.  Contingent  Duration. 

110.   Diuturnity. 

111.  Transientness.. 

112.  Perpetuity. 

113.  Instantaneity. 

114.  Chronomctry. 

115.   Anachronism. 

'116.  Priority. 

117.  Posteriority. 

118.  Present  time. 

119.   Different  time. 

'1.  to  Succes- 

120. Synchronism. 

sion 

121.  Futurity- 

122.  Pretention. 

123.  Newness. 

124.  Oldness. 

2°.  Re- 

125.  Morning. 

126.  Evening. 

LA-      - 

2.  to  a  Period' 

127.  Youth. 

128.  Age. 

TIVE. 

129.  Infant. 

130.  Veteran. 

131.  Adolescence. 

Z.  to  an  Effect 

\  132.  Earliness. 

133.  Lateness. 

or  Purpose 

134.  Occasional. 

135.  Intern  pestivity. 

3°.  Recurkent 

U36.  Frequency. 

137.  Infrequency. 

il38.  Periodicity. 

139.  Irregularity. 

VU.  CHANGE. 

"140.  Change. 

141,  Permanence. 

142.  Cessation. 

143.  Continuance. 

1°.  Simple. -l 

144,  Conversion. 
146.  Revolution. 

145.  Reversion. 

^147.   Substitution. 

148.  Interchange. 

149.  Changeableness. 
Present 

150.  Stability. 

2°.  Complex - 

Future. 

151.  Eventuality. 

152.  Destiny. 

7III.  CAUSATION. 

1°.  Constancy  OF  Se- 

i Constant  Ante- 
153.  \     cedent. 
Cause. 

l^-JEffecr^^^" 

quence,  ■ 

Assignment  of 

{Absence  of  As- 

155.  <     Cause. 

156.  •<     (dgnment. 

Attribution. 

( Chance. 

2°    Connection   be- 

157.  Power. 

158.  Impotence. 

TWP.KN  Cause  - 

Degrees  of  Power. 

AND  Effect.  . 

,159.   Strength. 

160.  Weakness. 

161.  Production. 

162.   Destruction. 

163.  Reproduction. 

164.  Producer. 

165.  Destroyer. 

3°.  Power  in  Oper- 

166.  Paternity. 

167.   Posterity. 

ation ■ 

168.   Productiveness. 
170.   Agency. 

169.  Unproductivenet 

171.  Energy. 

172.   Inertness. 

1 

J 73.  Violence. 

174.  Moderation. 

XXXIV 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


il75.  Influence. 
176.  Tendency. 
177.  Liability. 


175a.  Absence  of  In 
fluence. 

179.  Counteraction, 


Class  II.    SPACE. 


K  SPACE  IN  GENERAL. 


' 

180a.  Inextension. 

180. 

( Indefinite. 
\  Space. 

A  Q1       Delinite. 
^^^'  j  Region. 

1°.  Abstract  Space  - 

1Q0      Limited. 
^^^'  -j  Place. 

2".  Relative  Space 

jl83. 
184. 

Situation. 
Location. 

185.   Displacemeiii 

3°.  Existence    in 
Space  

186. 

188. 

Presence. 
Inhabitant. 

187.   Absence. 
189.  Abode. 

190. 

Contents, 

191.  Receptacle. 

11.  DIMENSIONS. 

ri93. 

Size. 

193.  Littleness. 

r.  General.  ....... 

194. 

Expansion. 

195.  Contraction. 

196. 

Distance. 

197.   Nearness. 

198. 

Interval. 

199.  Contiguity. 

'200. 

Length. 

201.  Shortness. 

202. 

Breadth. 
Thickness. 

OAQ     i  Narrowness, 
^"^-  -j  Thinness. 

204. 

Layer. 

205.  Filament, 

206. 

Height. 

207.  Lowness. 

2°.  Ln^RAR.  ......... 

208. 
210. 

Depth. 
Summit. 

209.  Shallowness. 
211.  Base. 

212. 

Verticality. 

213.  Horizontality, 

214. 

Pendency. 

215.  Support. 

216. 

Parallelism. 

217.  Obliquity, 

218. 

Inversion. 

219. 

Crossing. 

'220. 

Exteriority. 

221.  Interiority. 

222. 

Centrality. 

223. 

Covering, 

224.  Lining. 

225. 

Investment. 

226.  Divestment 

^  1       Cleiv>t>n>nT  - 

227. 

Circumjacence. 

•228.  Interiacence» 

X.       \AVimi\MV 

229. 

Circumscription. 

230. 

Outline. 

3.  Centri- 

231. 

Edge. 

CAL.  .^ 

232. 
233; 

Inclosure. 
Limit. 

(234. 

Front. 

235.  Rear. 

.2.  S-gecial  - 

236. 

Laterality. 

237.  Contraposition 

238. 

Dextrality. 

239.  Sinistrality. 

SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


XXXV 


III.  FORM. 

1°    General 


2°.    SPBCIAi.. 


8°.  Superficial. 


IV.  MOTION. 


1°.  Motion  in  Gen- 
eral  


2°.  Degrees  op  Mo-i 
TION 

8°.  Conjoined  with| 
Force. 


i*.  With  reference 
TO  Direction 


(240.  Form. 

1 242.  Symmetry. 

I  244.  Angularity. 

J  245.  Curvature. 

^  247.  Circularity. 

249.  Rotundity. 

^250.  Convexity. 

251. 

253.  Sliarpness. 

255.  Smoothness. 

257.  Notch. 

258.  Fold. 

259.  Furrow. 

260.  Opening. 
262.  Perforator. 


'264.  Motion. 

266.  Journey. 

268.  Traveller. 

270.  Transference. 

271.  Carrier. 
.272.  Vehicle. 

274.  Velocity. 

276.  Impulse. 

■278.  Direction. 

280.  Precession. 

282.  Progression. 

284.  Propulsion. 

286,  Approach. 

288.  Attraction. 

290.  Convergence. 

292.  Arrival. 

294.  Ingress. 

296-  Reception. 

298o  Food. 

300.  Insertion. 

302.  Passage. 

303.  Transcursion. 
305.  Ascent. 

307.  Elevation. 

309.  Leap. 

311.  Circuition. 

312.  Rotation. 

314.  Oscillation. 

315.  Agitation. 


241.  Amorphism. 
243.  Distortion. 

246.  Straightness. 
248.  Convolution. 

252.  Concavity. 
Flatness. 

254.  Bluntness. 
256.   Roughness. 


261.  Closure. 

263.  Stopper. 

265.  Quiescence. 

267.  Navigation. 

269.  Mariner. 


273.  Ship. 

275.  Slowness. 

277.  Recoil. 

279.  Deviation. 

281.  Sequence. 

283.  Regression. 

285.  Traction. 

287.  Recession. 

289.  Repulsion. 

291.  Divergence, 

293.  Departure. 

295  Egress. 

297.  Ejection. 

299.  Excretion. 

301.  Extraction. 

304.  Shortcoming. 

306.  Descent. 

308.  Depression. 

310.  Plunge. 

313.  EvolutioB 


xxxvi 


SYKOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


Class  III.    MATTER. 
LMATTEE^JN    GEN- jll;  f'^^^^^'y- 


(319.  Gravity. 


IL  INORGANIC  MATTER. 


1*.  Solids 


'l.In  Gen- 
eral. . . 


2".  Fluids - 


321. 
323. 
325. 
327. 
329. 
330. 
331. 
333. 
335. 
337. 
339. 
341. 


2.  Specific^  g^3 


3.  In  Mo- 
tion. . . 


S"*.  Imperfect  Fluids - 


III.  ORGANIC  MATTER. 


345. 
347. 
348. 
350. 
352. 
354. 


Density. 
Hardness. 
Elasticity. 
Tenacity. 
Texture. 
Pulverulence. 
Friction. 
Fluidity. 
Liquefaction, 
Water. 
Moisture. 
Ocean. 
(Gulf. 
( Lake. 
Marsh. 
Stream. 
River. 
Conduit. 
Semiliquidity. 
Pulpiness. 


V.YlTJLJjlTY 


(1)  General. 


1  .     In 
General. ' 


%.  Special 


357.  Organization. 
359.  Life. 


1.  T<mch 


2.  Heat 


364.  Animality. 

366.  Animal. 

368.  Zoology. 

370.  Cicuration. 

372.  Mankind. 

373.  Man. 

375.  Sensibility. 

377.  Pleasure. 

379.  Toucli. 

oofk  \  Sensations 

^^^-  \  Touch. 

38?.  Heat. 

384.  Calefaction. 

386.  Furnace. 

388.  Fuel. 

1^389.  TliermoTneter 


317.  Immateriality 
320.  Levityc 

322.  Rarity. 
324.  Softness. 
326.  Inelasticity. 
328.  Brittleness. 


332.  Lubrication. 

334.  Gaseity. 

336.  Vaporization. 

338.  Air. 

340.  Dryness. 

342.  Land. 

344.  Plain. 

346.  Island. 

349.  Wind. 
351.  Air-pipe. 
353.  Bubble. 

355.  Unctuousnesa 

356.  Oil. 
356  a.  Resin. 

358.  Inorganizatlonc 

360.  Death. 

361.  Killing. 

362.  Corpse. 

363.  Interment. 
365.  Vegetability. 
367.  Vegetable. 
369.  Botany. 

371.  Agriculture. 

374.  Woman. 
376.  Insensibility, 
878.  Pain. 

of    881.  Numbness. 

383.  Cold. 

385.  Refrigeration. 

387.  Refrigeratory. 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


xxxvil 


' 

r 

f390..  Taste.                    391.  Insipidity. 

392.  Pungency. 

3.  Taste  ^ 

393.  Condimenv- 

394.  Savouriness.          395.  Unsavouriness. 
396.  Sweetness.             397.  Sourness. 

4  Odour 

398.  Odour.                    399.  Inodourousness 

400.  Fragrance.             401.  Foetor. 

(i.)  Sound  ill  General. 

402.  Sound.                   403.   Silence. 

404.  Loudness.              405.  Faintness. 

(ii.)  Specific  Sounds. 

406.  Snap.                      407.  Roll. 

408.  Resonance.             408a.   Non-resonanco 

409.   Sibilation. 

.(3;  Special  ■ 

410.   Stridor. 

5.  Sound- 

411.  Cry.                        412.  Ululation. 

(iii.)  Musical  Sounds. 
..Q    (Melody.               414.  Discord. 
^^^'  -i  Concord, 

415.  Music. 

416.  Musician. 

417.  Musical  Instruments. 

(iv.)  Perception  of  Sound. 

418.  Hearing.                419.  Deafness. 

(i.)  Light  in  Oeneral, 

420.  Light.                    421.  Darkness. 

422.   Dimness. 

423.  Luminary.             424.   Shade. 

425.  Transparency.       426.   Opacity. 

427.   Semitransparency. 

(ii)  Specific  Light. 

428.-  Colour.                    429.   Achromatism. 

430.  Whiteness.            431.   Blackness. 

. 

432.  Gray.                      433.  Brown. 

.6.  LigU  - 

434.  Redness.                 435.  Greenness. 

436.  YeUowness.           437.  Purple. 

438.  Blueness.               439.  Orange. 

440.  Variegation. 

lixi.)  Perceptions  of  Light. 
441.  Vision.                   442.  Blindness. 

443.  Dimsightedness. 

444.  Spectator. 

445.  Optical  Instruments. 

446.  Visibility.              447.  Invisibility. 

448.  Appearance-          449.  Disappearance 

XXX  VUl 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


Class  IV.    INTELLECT. 
Division  (I.).     Formation  op  Ideas. 


I.  Operations       of 

cm 

451. 
,453. 

Intellect. 

450«.  Absence  of  Intel 
lect. 

Intellect     in- 
General....,  . 

Thought. 
Idea. 

452.  Incogitancy. 
454.  Topic. 

r455. 

Curiosity. 

456.  Incuriosity. 

457. 

Attention. 

458.   Inattention. 

II.  Precursory  Con- 

459. 
461. 

Care. 
Inquiry. 

460.  Neglect. 
462.  Answer. 

ditions      Amy ' 
Operahoks.  . . 

463. 
464. 

Experiment. 
Comparison. 

465. 

Discrimination. 

465a.  Indiscrimination. 

466. 

Measurement. 

^467 

Evidence. 

468.  Counter-evidence. 

469.   Qualification. 

IIL  Materials  for 
Reasoning...  .  - 

Degrees  c 

)f  Evidence. 

470. 

Possibility. 

471.  Impossibility. 

472. 

Probability. 

473.  Improbability. 

^474. 

Certainty. 

475.  Uncertainty. 

IV.  Reasoning  Pro- 
cesses  

476. 

Reasoning. 

.»-,     (Intuition. 
^^^'  "i  Sophistry. 

478. 

Demonstration. 

479.  Confutation. 

r480. 

Judgment. 

481.  Misjudgment. 

480a 

.   Discovery. 

482. 

Over  estimation 

.  483.  Under-estimatioiv 

484. 

Belief, 

.Qf-      Unbelief. 
^^^'  -j  Doubt. 

486. 

Credulity. 

487.     ncredulity. 

488. 

Assent. 

489.  Dissent. 

490. 

Knowledge. 

491.  Ignorance. 

V.  Results  op  Rea- 
soning  ■ 

492. 

Scholar. 

493.  Ignoramus. 

494. 

Truth. 

495.  Error. 

496. 

Maxim. 

497.  Absurdity. 

Faculties. 

498. 

Intelligence. 
■  Wisdom. 

499-  j^.-SJl* 

500. 

Sage. 

501.  Fool. 

502. 

Sanity. 

503.  Insanity. 

504.  Madman. 

I.  Exten- 

'V. To  the) 
Past 

505. 

Memory. 

506.  Oblivion. 

sion  OF- 

'507. 

Expectation. 

508.  Inexpectation. 

Thought 

509.  Disappointment^ 

2°.  To  the 

510. 

Foresight. 

Future "] 

511. 

Prediction. 

512. 

Omen. 

[513. 

Oracle. 

SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


ZXXIX 


VII.  Creative  j^li.  Supposition. 

Thought....  (515.  Imagination. 


Division  (IL).    Communication  of  Ideas. 


I.  Nature  op  Ideas 


'516.  Meaning.  517.  Unmeaningness. 

518.  Intelligibility.       519,  Unintelligibility. 
520.  Equivocalness. 


Communicated.   |  521.  Metaplior, 

522.  Interpretation. 
1^524  Interpreter, 

525.  Manifestation. 

527.  Information. 

529.  Disclosure. 

531.  Publication. 

532.  News. 

534.  Messenger. 

535.  Affirmation. 


II.  Modes  op    Com- 
munication . . . 


537.  Teaching. 
540.  Teaclier. 

543.  Veracity. 


547.  Dupe. 


642. 


523.  Misinterpretation. 

526.  Latency. 
528,  Concealment. 
530,  Ambusli. 

533.  Secret. 

536.  Negation. 
j538.  Misteaching. 
(539.  Learning. 

541.  Learner. 
School. 

544.  FalselioocL 

545.  Deception. 

546.  Untruth. 

548.  Deceiver. 

549.  Exaggeration 


IIL  Mrans  op  Communication. 


1".  Natural  Means. . . 


'.  Conven- 
tional- 
Means. 


550.  Indication. 

551.  Record, 

553.  Recorder. 

554,  Representation. 

556.  Painting. 

557.  Sculpture. 

558.  Engraving. 

559.  Artist. 

560.  Language, 

561.  Letter. 


552. 
555. 


Obliteration. 
Misrepresentation . 


562. 

Word.                    563.  Neology. 

564. 

Nomenclature.      565.  Misnomer. 

566. 

Phrase. 

"1.  Language 

567. 

Grammar.              568.  Solecism. 

generally- 

569, 

Style. 

Qualities  of  &yle. 

570. 

Perspicuity.          571.  Obscurity. 

572. 

Conciseness,          573.  DifEuseness. 

574. 

Vigor,                    575.  Feebleness. 

576. 

Plainness.              577.  Ornament. 

. 

578. 

Elegance.               579.  Inelegance. 

xl 


blNOPSIS  OF  CAl^GORIES. 


r 

( 

'580.   Voice.                     581.  Aphony. 

2.  Spoken 
Language  ■< 

582.   Speech.                  583.  Stammering. 

2".  Conven- 

584.  Loquacity.              585.  Taciturnity. 
586.    Allocution.             587.   Response. 

tional 
Means. " 

588.    Interlocution.        589.  Soliloquy. 

'590.    Writing.                591.  Printing. 

— cont. 

592.  Correspondence.  593.  Book. 

3.  Written 

594.   Description. 

Language- 

595.   Dissertation. 

596.  Compendium. 

597.  Poetry.                  598.  Prose. 

^599.  The  Drama. 

Class  V.     VOLITION. 

Division  (I.).     Individual  Volition. 

f600.   Will.                     601.  Necessity. 

602.   Willingness.          603.  Unwillingn'ess. 

604.  Resolution.            605.  Irresolution. 

^^0^bs«rr"1     COT.  Tergiversation. 

1  .    JICZS.  .  • 

G08.   Caprice. 
^^rt    ^,    .                         6096t.  Absence  of  Choice. 
609.  Choice.                 -jgjo    Rejection. 

1.    Volition. 
IN  General. 

611.  Predetermination. 612.  Impulse. 

613.  Habit.                      614.  Desuetude. 

(«._    ,,  '.                      (615a.  Absence  of  Motive 
2\Causes.  T^^'                              U^^'  Dissuasion. 
(617.  Plea. 

3°.  Objects.     618.  Good.                      619.  Evil. 

\.  -       » 

'620.  Intention.               621.   Chance. 

622.  Pursuit.                  623.   Avoidance. 

624.  Relinquishment. 

625.   Business. 

-1".  Voncep-^ 

626.  Plan. 

tional. 

627.  Method. 

628.  Mid -course.           629.  Circuit. 

630.  Requirement. 

1.  Actual  Subservience. 

631.  Instrumentality. 

632.  Meana. 

II.  Prospec- 

633.  Instrument. 

tive  VoLi-  ■ 

634.   Substitute. 

TION. . . . 

2°.  Subser- 
mence  to- 
Ends. . . 

635.   Materials. 

636.   Store. 

637.  Provision.              628.  Waste. 

639    Sufficiency. 

641.  Redundance.         640.  Insufficiency. 

2.  Degree  of  Subservience. 

642.  Importance.           643.  Unimportance. 

644.  Utility.                   645.  Inutility. 

\ 

I 

646.  Expedience.          647.  Inexpedience. 

SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


r.i 


II.  Prospec- 
tive VOLI- 
iiON-eont. 


2°.  Subser- 
vience to 
Ends . . . ' 
cont. . . 


IIL  Action 


3°.  Precur- 
sory Mea- 
sures   


1°.  Simple.^ 


^2"*. Complex. 


[V.  Oondi- 
tional. 


648. 
650. 
653. 
654. 
656. 
658. 
660. 
662. 

664. 
666. 
668. 
669. 
670. 
671. 
673. 
673. 
675. 
676. 

677. 


683. 
684. 
686. 
688. 
690. 
691. 
693. 
693. 
694. 
695. 
696. 
697. 
698. 
700. 
703. 


Goodness. 

Perfection. 

Cleanness. 

Health. 

Salubrity. 

Improvement. 

Restoration. 

Remedy. 


649.  Badness. 

651.  Imperfection. 

653.  Uncleanness. 

655.  Disease. 

657.  Insalubrity. 

659.  Deterioration. 

661.  Relapse. 

663.  Bane. 


3.  Contingent  Subservience. 


Safety. 

Refuge. 

Warning. 

Alarm. 

Preservation. 

Escape. 

Deliverance. 

Preparation. 

Essay. 

Undertaking. 

Use. 

Action. 

Activity. 

Haste. 

Exertion. 

Fatigue. 

Agent. 

Workshop. 

Conduct. 

Direction. 

Director. 

Advice. 

Council. 

Precept. 

Skill. 

Proficient. 

Cunning. 


fV.  Antago- 
nism. . 


[  704.  Difficulty. 


2°.  Active. 


f706. 

708 

710. 

713. 

713. 

715. 

716. 

718. 

730. 

733. 

734. 

735. 

736. 

737. 
L738. 


Hindrance. 

Opposition. 

Opponent. 

Party, 

Discord. 

Defiance. 

Attack. 

Retaliation. 

Contention . 

Warfare . 

Mediation . 

Submission. 

Combatant. 

Arms. 

Arena. 


665.  Danger. 
667.  Pitfall. 


674.  Non-prepara*ion. 


(678.  Disuse. 
(679.  Misuse. 

681.  Inaction. 

683.  Inactivity. 

685.  Leisure. 

687.  Repose. 

689.  Refreshment. 


699.  Unskilfulness. 
701.   Bungler. 
703.   Artlessness. 

705.  FaciUty. 

707.  Aid. 

709.  Cooperation. 

711.  Auxiliary. 

714.  Concord. 

717.  Defence. 
719.  Resistance. 
721.  Peace. 
723.  Pacification. 


/lii 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


'729.  Completion. 

730.  Non-completion, 

731.  Success. 

733.  Failure. 

V. 

Results  op  Action.  .  ^ 

733.  Trophy. 

734  Prosperity. 

735.  Adversity. 

736.  Mediocrity. 

Division  (II.).    Intersocial  Volition. 

"737.  Authority. 

738.  Laxity. 

739.  Severity. 

740.  Lenity. 

741.  Command. 

743.  Disobedience. 

743.  Obedience 

744.  Compulsion. 

745.  Master. 

746.  Servant. 

747.  Sceptre. 

L  Gbner/Oj 

748.  Freedom. 

749.  Subjection. 

750.  Liberation. 

751.  Restraint. 
753.  Prison. 

753.  Keeper. 

754.  Prisoner. 

755.  Commission. 

756.  Abrogation. 

757.  Resignatior 

758.  Consignee. 

J59.  Deputy. 

[760.  Permission. 

761.  Prohibition. 

763.   Consent. 

11. 

Special 

763.  Offer. 
765.   Request. 
767.  Petitioner. 
^768.  Promise. 
769.   Compact. 

764.  Refusal. 
766.  Deprecation. 

768a.  Release. 

III. 

Conditional.  . 

770.  Conditions. 

771.  Security. 
773.   Observance, 

773.  Non-observanc»e; 

^.                          774.  Compromise. 

IV. 

Possessive  Relation 

s- 

'775.  Acquisition. 

776.  Loss. 

777.  Possession. 

777a.  Exemption. 

1°.  Property  in 

Gen- 

778.  Participation. 

eral 

779.  Possessor. 

780.  Property. 

781.  Retention. 
'783.   Transfer. 

784.   Giving. 

786.  Apportionment. 

783.  Relinquishme*' t 
785.  Receiving. 

2\   Transfer  of  Pro- 

787.   Lending. 

788.  Borroveing. 

vertv  .... 

789.   Taking. 
791.   Stealing. 

790.  Restitution. 

i'^'  "a  •  •  •  • 

793.  Thief. 

793.  Booty. 

'794.   Barter. 

8".  Interchange 
Property. 

of  . 

795.   Purchase. 

797.  Merchant. 

798.  Merchandise. 

799.  Mart. 

796.  Sale. 

SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


xliii 


Monetary    Rela- 
tions   


'800.  Money. 
801.  Treasurer. 
803.  Treasury. 
803.   Wealth. 
805.  Credit. 
807.  Payment. 
809.  Expenditure. 
811.  Accounts. 

813.  Price. 

814.  Dearness. 
816.  Liberality. 

.818.  Prodigality. 


804.  Poverty. 
806.  Debt. 
808.  Non-payment. 
810.  Receipt. 

813.  Discount. 
815.  Cheapness. 
817.  Economy. 
819.  Parsimony, 


Class  YI.     AFFECTIONS. 


r.  AFFECTIONS 
ERALLY. . . 


GEN- 


II.  PERSONAL. 


1°.  Passivb 


2*.   DiSCKIMINATIVE. 


8*.  Pbospbctivb.  . 


820.  Affections. 

821.  Feeling. 

822.  Sensibility. 

824.  Excitation. 

825.  Excitability. 


823.  Insensibility. 
826.  Inexcitability 


827.  Pleasure.  828. 

829.  Pleasureableness.  830. 

^832. 


831.  Content. 

834.  Relief. 
836.  Cheerfulness. 
.838.  Rejoicing. 
840.  Amusement. 
842.  Wit. 
844.  Humorist. 

[845.  Beauty. 
847.  Ornament. 

850.  Taste, 
852.  Fashion. 


858.  Hope. 

861,  Courage. 
863.  Rashness. 
865.  Desire. 


"1 833. 

835. 
837. 
839. 
841. 
843. 


Pain, 

Painfulness. 

Discontent. 

Regret. 

Aggravation. 

Dejection. 

Lamentation. 

Weariness. 

Dulness. 


846.  Ugliness, 

848.  Blemish, 

849.  Simplicity. 
851.  Vulgarity, 

853.  Ridiculousness 

854.  Fop. 

855.  Affectation, 

856.  Ridicule. 

857.  Laugh  ing-stocU 

(859,  Hopelessness. 

1860.  Fear. 

862.  Cowardice. 

864.  Caution. 

867.  Dislike. 
Indifference. 

868.  Fastidiousness. 

869.  Satiety. 


xiiv 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


Ao    i-.^„„„„„,  .„„,^     <870.  Wonder. 

4.  Contemplative,  jg^^^  Prodigy. 

873.  Repute. 

875.  Nobility. 

877.  Title. 

878.  Pride. 
880.  Vanity. 

882.  Ostentation. 

883.  Celebration. 

884.  Boasting. 

885.  Insolence. 
887.  Blusterer. 


V,  Extrinsic 


871.  Expectance. 

874.  Disrepute. 
876.  Commonalty. 

879.  Humility. 
881.  Modesty. 


).  Servility. 


in.  SYMPATHETIC, 


V,  Social - 


2".  DlFFUSIVB. 


3°.  Special. 


4°.  Retrospective  . 


888.  Friendship. 
890.  Friend. 

892.  Sociality. 

894.  Courtesy. 

896.  Congratulation. 

897.  Love. 
899.  Favorite. 


902.  Endearment. 
908.  Marriage. 

906.  Benevolence. 


910.  Philanthropy. 
912.  Benefactor. 

j914.  Pity. 
(915.  Condolence. 

/916.  Gratitude. 
918.  Forgiveness. 


889.  Enmity. 
891.  Enemy. 
893.  Seclusion. 
895.  Discourtesy 

898.  Hate. 

900.  Resentment. 

901.  Irascibility. 
901a.   Sullenness. 

904.  Celibacy. 

905.  Divorce. 

907.  Malevolence 

908.  Malediction. 

909.  Threat. 

911.   Misanthropy. 
913.  Evil  doer. 

914a.   Pitilessness. 

917.  Ingratitude. 

919.  Revenge. 

920.  Jealousy. 

921.  Envy. 


IV.  MORAL. 

r.  Obligations... 


2°.  Sentiments. 


'922.  Right. 
924.  Dueness. 

926.  Duty. 

'928.  Respect. 

931,  Approbation. 

933.  Flattery. 

635.  Flatterer. 

937.  Vindication. 


923.  Wrong. 

925.  Undueness, 
(927.  Dereliction. 
(927a.  Exemption. 

929.  Disrespect. 

930.  Contempt. 

932.  Disapprobation. 

934.  Detraction. 

936.  Detractor. 

938.  Accusation. 


SYNOPSIS  OF  CATEGORIES. 


xiv 


8*.  Conditions 


).  Probity. 


4°.  Practice 


5*.  Institutions. 


V    aELIGIOUS. 

1°.  Superhuman  Be- 
ings AND  Regions  . 


942. 
944. 
946. 
948. 
950. 
952. 
953. 

955. 
956. 
958. 


963. 
965. 
966. 
967, 
968. 
969. 
970. 

973. 


Disinterestedness, 

Virtue. 

Innocence. 

Good  Man. 

Penitence. 

Atonement. 

Temperance 

Asceticism. 
Fasting. 
Sobriety. 
Purity. 

Legality. 

Jurisprudence. 

Tribunal. 

Judge. 

Lawyer. 

Lawsuit. 

Acquittal. 

Reward. 


2°.  Doctrines 

8".  Sentiments  .. 


4*.  Acts. 


*.°  Institutions.. 


976.  Deity. 

977.  Angel. 
9(9.  Jupiter. 
981.  Heaven. 

•983.  Theology. 
983a.  Orthodoxy. 
'985.  Revelation. 
,987.  Piety. 

990.  Worship. 


'995.  Churchdom. 
996.  Clergy. 

998.  Rite. 

999.  Canonicals. 
UOOO.  Temple. 


940.  Improbity. 

941.  Knave. 
,943.  Selfishness. 
945.  Vice. 

947.  Guilt. 
949.  Bad  Man. 
951.  Impenitence. 

954.  Intemperance. 
954a.  Sensualist. 

957.  Gluttony. 
959.  Drunkenness. 

961.  Impurity. 

962.  Libertine. 
964.  Illegality. 


971.  Condemnation 

972.  Punishment. 

974.  Penalty. 

975.  Scourge. 


978.  Satan. 
980.  Demon. 
982.  Hell. 

984.  Heterodoxy. 

986.  Pseudo-revelatioF 

988.  Impiety. 

989.  Irreligion. 

991.  Idolatry. 

992.  Sorcery. 

993.  SpeU. 

994.  Sorcerer, 


997.  Laity. 


THESAURUS 

OP 

ENGLISH   WORDS    AND     PHRASES 


CLASS  I. 
Words  Expressing  ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


Section  L     EXISTENCE. 


1°.  Being,  in  the  Abstract. 


1.  Existence. — N.  existence,  be- 
ing, entity,  ens,  esse,  subsistence. 

reality,  actuality ;  positiveness 
&c.  adj. ;  fact,  matter  of  fact, 
sober  reality;  truth  &c.  494; 
actual  existence. 

presence  &c.  (existence  in  space) 
186;  coexistence  «fec.  120. 

stubborn  fact;  not  a  -dream 
&c.  515;  no  joke. 

[Science  of  existence],  Ontoloory. 

V.  exist,  be;  have  -being  &c. 
n. ;  subsist,  live,  breathe,  stand, 
obtain,  be  the  case;  occur  &c. 
(event)  Ipl ;  have  place,  prevail; 
find  oneself,  pass  the  time,  vege- 
tate. 

consist  in,  lie  in. 

come  into  -existence  &c.  7i.  ; 
arise  &c.  (begin)  66;  come  forth 
&c.  {appear)  446. 

become   &c.  {he  converted)    144; 
bring  into  existence  &c.  161. 
1 


2.  Inexistence.  —  N.  inexis- 
tence ;  non-existence,  -subsis- 
tence; nonentity,  nil;  negative- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  nullity ;  nihil-ity, 
-ism;  tabula  rasa^  blank;  abey- 
ance; absence  &c.  187;  no  such 
thing  &c.  4. 

annihilation ;  extinction  &c. 
(destruction)  163. 

V.  not  -exist  &c.  1;  have  no 
-existence  &c.  1;  be  null  and 
void ;  cease  to  -exist  &c.  1 ;  pass 
away,  perish;  be-  become  -ex- 
tinct &c.  adj.  ;  die  out ;  disap- 
pear &c.,  449;  melt  away,  dis- 
solve, leave  not  a  rack  behind ;  go. 
be  no  more ;  die  &c.  360. 

annihilate,  render  null,  nullify, 
abrogate  &c.  756;  destroy  &c. 
162 ;  take  away ;  remove  &c.  (dis- 
place) 185. 

Adj.  inexistent,  non-existenfc 
1 


1-4. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  I.  r. 


Adj.  existing  &c.  v.  ;  existent, 
under  the  sun ;  in  -existence  &c. 
n. ;  extant ;  afloat,  on  foot,  cur- 
rent, prevalent;  undestroyed. 

real,  actual,  positive,  absolute: 
true  &c.  494;  substan-tial,  -tive; 
self-exist-ing,  -ent. 

well-founded,  -grounded;  un- 
ideal,  -imagined;  not  -potential 
&c.  2. 

Adfi.  actually  &c.  adj.;  in  -fact, 
-point  of  fact, -reality ;  indeed  ; 
de-^  ipso  -facto^ 


&c.  1 ;  negative,  blank ;  missing, 
omitted;  absent  &c.  187. 

unreal,  potential,  virtual;  base- 
less, in  nuhihus ;  unsubstantial 
&c.  4;  vain. 

un-born,  -created,  -begotten, 
-conceived,  -produced,  -made. 

perished,  annihilated  &c.  t.  ; 
extinct,  exhausted,  gone,  lost,  de- 
parted ;  defunct  &c.  {dead)  360. 

fabulous,  ideal  &o.  {imaginary) 
515;  supposititious  &c.  514. 

Adv.  negatively,  virtually  &c. 
adj. 


2".  Being,  in  the  Concrete. 


3.  Substantiality.  —  N.  sub- 
stantiality, hypostasis ;  person, 
thing,  object,  article;  something, 
a  being,  an  existence;  creature, 
body,  substance,  flesh  and  blood, 
stuff,  substratum  ;  matter  &c.  316. 

[Totality  of  existences],  world 
&c.  318;  plenum. 

Adj.  substan-tive,  -tial;  hypos- 
tatic; personal,  bodily;  tangible 
&c.  {material)  316. 

Adn.  substantially  &c.  adj.  ; 
bodily,  essentially. 


4.  Un substantiality. — N.  un-, 
in- substantiality ;  nothingness,  ni- 
hility. 

nothing,  naught,  nil^  nullity, 
zero,  cipher,  no  one,  nobody; 
never-,  ne'er  -a  one;  no  such 
thing,  none  in  the  world;  noth- 
ing -whatever,  -  at  all,  -  on  earth ; 
not  a  -particle  &c.  (smidlness)  32 ; 
all  -talk,  -  moonshine,  -  staff  and 
nonsense. 

thing  of  naught,  man  of  straw, 
John  Doe  and   Richard  Roe;  7io- 
minis  wnhra^    nonentity;  flash  in 
the  pan,  wx  et  j^rcEterea  nihil. 
shadow;   phantom  &c.  {fallacy 
of  vision)  443;  dream   &c.   {imagination)  615  \  ignis  fatuus  &c. 
(luminary)  423;  "such  stuff  as  dreams  are  made  of;"  air,  thin 
air;  bubble  &c.  353;  "baseless  fabric   of  a  vision ;"  mockery, 
hollowness,  blank;  void  &c.  {absence)  187. 
inanity,  fool's  paradise. 

V.  vanish,  evaporate,  fade,   dissolve,  melt  away;  disappear 
&c.  449. 

Adj.  unsubstantial;   base-,   ground-less;   ungrounded;    with- 
out-, having  no- foundation. 

visionary  &c.   {imaginary)  515;  dreamy;  shadowy;  ethereal, 
airy. 

vacant,   vacuous;   empty  &c.    187;  eviscerated;   blank,  hol- 
low; nominal;  null;  inane. 
Phr.  there's  nothing  in  it. 


t.  I.  4' 


EXISTENCE. 


^^ 


3°.  Formal  Existence. 


External  conditions, 

6.  ExTRiNsicALiTY. — iV.  cxtrin- 
sicality,  objectivencss^  7ion  ego; 
extraneousness   &c.  57;  accident. 

Adj.  derived  from  without;  ob- 
jective; extrin-sic,  -sical;  extra- 
neous &c.  {foreign)  57;  modal, 
adventitious  ;  a-,  ad-scititious  ; 
incidental,  accidental,  non-essen- 
tial. 

implanted,  ingrafted. 

outward  &c.  {external?)  220. 

Adv.  extrinsically  &c.  adj. 


Internal  conditions. 

5.  Intrinhicality. — N.  intrin- 
sicality,  inbeing,  inherence,  inhe- 
sion ;  subject iveness ;  ego  ;  essence ; 
essentialness  &c.  adj.;  essential 
part,  quintessence,  incarnation, 
quiddity,  gist,  pith,  marrow,  sap, 
lifeblood,  backbone,  heart,  soul; 
important  part  &c.  {importance) 
642. 

principle,  nature,  constitution, 
character,  type,  quality,  crasis, 
diathesis. 

habit;  temper,  -ament;  spirit, 
humour,  grain. 

endowment,  capacity ;  capability  &c.  {jjoicer)  157. 

moods,  declensions,  features,  aspects;  peculiarities  &c.  (spe- 
ciality) 79;  idiosyncrasy;  idiocrasy  &c.  {tendency)  176;  diag- 
nostics. 

V.  be  -,  run-  in  the  blood ;  be  born  so ;  be  -intrinsic  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  derived  from  within,  subjective;  intrin-sic,  -sical;  fun- 
damental, normal ;  implanted,  inherent,  essential,  natural ;  in- 
nate, -born,  -bred,  -grained,  -wrought;  radical,  incarnate, 
thoroughbred,  hereditary,  inherited,  immanent;  congen-ital, 
-ite;  connate,  running  in  the  blood;  in-generate,  -genite;  in- 
digenous; in  the  -grain  &c.  n.;  bred  in  the  bone,  instinctive; 
inward,  internal  &c.  221;  to  the  manner  born;  virtual. 

characteristic  &c.  {special)  79,  {indicative)  550;  invariable, 
incurable,  ineradicable,  fixed. 

Adv.  intrinsically  &c.  adj.  ;  at  bottom,  in  the  main,  in 
effect,  practically,  virtually,  substantially,  aufond;  fairly. 


4°.  Modal  Existence. 


Absolute. 

7.  State. — JSf.  state,  condition, 
category,  estate,  lot,  case,  trim, 
mood,  pickle,  plight,  temper;  as- 
pect &c.  {apyearance)  448. 

constitution,  habitude,  diathe- 
sis ;  frame,  fabric  &c.  329 ;  stamp, 
set,  fit,  mould. 

mode,  modality,  schesis;  form 
&c.  {shaye)  240. 

tone,  tenour,  turn;  trim,  guise, 


Belative. 

8.  Circumstance. — iV".  circum« 
stance,  situation,  phase,  position, 
posture,  attitude,  place,  point; 
terms;  regime ;  footing,  standing, 
status. 

occasion,  juncture,  conjunc- 
ture; contingency  &c.  (ooent)  151. 

predicament;  emergen-ce,  -cy; 
exigency,  crisis,  pinch,  paas, 
push;  turning  poiint. 

8 


7-10. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


1.  I.  4^ 


bearings,  how  the  land  lies. 
Adj.  circumstantial ;  given,  con- 
ditional,     provisional;      critical; 
modal ;      contingent,    incidental ; 
adventitious  &c.  {extrinsic)  6. 

Adv,  in  -,  under-  the  -circum* 
stances  &c.  n,,  -  conditions  &c. 
7 ;  thus,  in  such  wise. 

accordingly ;  that  -,  such-  being 
the  case;  that  being  so,  sith, 
since,  seeing  that. 

as  matters  stand;  as  -things,  - 
times-  go. 

conditionally,  provided,  if,  in  case ;  if  -so,  -  so  be,  -  it  be  so ; 
if  it  so  -happen,  -turn  out;  in  the  event  of;  in  such  a  -contin- 
gency, -  case,  -  event ;  provisionally,  unless,  without. 

according  to  -circumstances,  -  the  occasion ;  as  it  may  -hap- 
pen, -  turn  out,  -  be ;  as  the  -case  may  be,  -  wind  blows ;  pro  re 
natd. 


fashion,  light,  complexion,  style, 
character. 

V.  be  in  -,  possess  -,  enjoy  -, 
labor  under-  a  -state  &c.  n. ;  be 
on  a  footing,  do,  fare;  come  to 
pass. 

Adj,  conditional,  modal,  for- 
mal; structural,  organic. 

Adv.  conditionally  «fcc.  adjj, ; 
as -the  matter  stands,  -  things  are ; 
fluch  being  the  case  &c.  8. 


Section  IL     EELATION. 
1°.  Absolute  Relation. 


9.  Relation.— iV.  relation,  bear- 
ing, reference,  connexion,  con- 
cern, cognation;  correlation  &c. 
12;  analogy;  similarity  «&c.  17  ; 
affinity,  homology,  alliance,  homo- 
geneity, association;  approxima- 
tion &c.  (nearness)  197;  filiation 
&c.  (consanguinity)  11 ;  interest  ; 
relevancy  &c.  23. 

comparison  &c.  464 ;  ratio,  pro- 
portion, link,  tie,  bond  of  union. 

V.  be-related  &c.  adj. ;  have  a 
relation  &c.  n.;  relate  -,  refer  - 
to;  bear  upon,  regard,  concern, 
touch,  affect,  have  to  do  with; 
pertain  -,  belong  -,  appertain  -  to ; 
answer  to ;  interest. 

bring  -  into  relation  with,  -  to 
bear  upon;  connect,  associate, 
draw  a  parallel ;  link  &c.  43. 

Adj.  relative;  correlative  &c. 
12;  cognate;  relating  to  &c.  ■»./ 
relative  to,  in  relation  with,  refer- 
able or  referrible  to ;  belonging  to 
&c.  <?./  appurtenant  to,  in  common 
with. 


10.  [Want,  or  absence  of  rela- 
tion.] Ikrelation. — iV".  irrelation, 
dissociation ;  misrelation ;  incon- 
nection ;  multifariousness ;  discon- 
nection &c.  (disjunction)  44;  in- 
consequence, independence;  in- 
commensurability ;  irreconcilable- 
ness  &c.  (disagreement)  24 ;  heter- 
ogeneity; unconformity  &c.  83; 
irrelevancy,  impertinence,  niliil  ad 
rem\  intrusion  &c.  24. 

F.  have  no  -  relation  &c.  9  to, 
-  bearing  upon,  -  concern  &c.  9 
with,  -  business  with ;  not  -  con- 
cern i&c.  9;  have -nothing  to  do 
with,  -  no  business  there ;  intrude 
&c.  24. 

bring-,  drag-  lug-  in  head  and 
shoulders. 

Adj.  irrelative,  irrespective,  un- 
related; arbitrary;  independent, 
unallied;  un-,  dis-connected ; 
adrift,  isolated,  insular;  extrane- 
ous, strange,  alien,  foreign,  out- 
landish, exotic. 

not  comparable,  incommenaiira' 
4 


t.  II.  l^ 


RELATION. 


10-12. 


related,  connected ;  implicated, 
Hssociated,  affiliated,  allied  to; 
en  rapport. 

upproxima-tive,  -ting;  propor- 
tion-al,  -  ate, -able ;  allusive,  com- 
pirable. 

in  the  same  -category  &c.  75 ; 
like  &c,  17 ;  relevant  &c.  {apt)  23. 

Adv.  relatively  &c.  adj. ;  per- 
tinently &c.  23. 

thereof ;  as  -to,  -  for,  -  respects, 
-regards;  about;  concerning  &c. 
v.;  anent ;  relating  -,  as  relates  - 
to;  with  -1  elation,  -  reference,  - 
respect,  -  regard  -  to;  in  re- 
spect of;  while  speaking  -,  a 
propos-  of  ;  in  connexion  with ;  by 
the  -  way,  -  by ;  whereas ;  for  -,  in 
-  as  much  as ;  in  point  of,  as  far  as ; 
on  the  -  part,  -  score  -  of ;  quoad 
hoc  ;  pro  re  naUi  ;  under  the  -  head 
&c.  (class)  75-  of. 

Phr.  thereby  hangs  a  tale. 


ble,  heterogeneous,  unconforma- 
ble &c.  83. 

irrelevant,  inapplicable ;  not  - 
pertinent,  -  to  the  purpose ;  im- 
pertinent, inapposite,  beside  the 
mark,  d  pj'opos  de  hottes ;  away  from 
-,  foreign  to  -,  beside-  the  -pur-' 
pose,  -  question,  -  transaction, 
-  point ;  misplaced  &c.  {intrusive) 
24. 

remote,  far  fetched,  out  of  the 
way,  forced,  neither  here  nor  there, 
quite  another  thing;  detached, 
segregate. 

multifarious ;  discordant  &c. 
24. 

incidental,  parenthetical,  otiter 
dictum,  episodic. 

Adv.  parenthetically  &c.  adj.; 
by  the  -way,  -  by ;  en  passant,  in- 
cidentally; irrespectively  &c.  adj.; 
without  -reference,  -  regard-  to; 
in  the  abstract  &c.  87 ;  a  «e . 


11.  [Relations  of  kindred.]  Consanguinity. —  A"",  consanguinity,  re- 
lationship, kindred,  blood;  parentage  &c.  {paternity)  166;  filiation, 
affiliation ;  lineage,  agnation,  connexion,  alliance ;  family  -connexion, 
-  tie ;  ties  of  blood ;  nepotism. 

kins-man,  -folk ;  kith  and  kin ;  rela-tion,  -tive ;  connexion ;  sib ;  next 
of  kin ;  uncle,  aunt,  nephew,  niece ;  cousin,  -german ;  first  -,  second- 
cousin  ;  cousin  -once,  -twice  &c.  -  removed ;  near  -,  distant-  relation ; 
brother,  sister,  one's  own  flesh  and  blood. 

family,  fraternity;  brother-,  sister-,  cousin-hood. 

race,  stock,  generation ;  sept  &c.  166 ;  stirps,  side . 

V.  be  -related  &c.  adj.  -  to;  claim  -relationship  &c.  n.-  with. 

Adj.  related,  akin,  consanguineous,  of  the  blood,  family,  allied,  col- 
lateral ;  cog-,  ag-nate ;  kindred ;  affiliated  ;  fraternal. 

intimately  -,  nearly  -,  closely  -,  remotely-,  distantly  -  related,  -  al- 
lied ;  german. 


12.  [Double  or  reciprocal  relation.]  Correlation. — iV.  reciprocal- 
ness  &c.  adj.;  recipro-city,  -cation;  mutuality,  correlation,  interde- 
Tjendence ;  interchange  &c.  148 ;  exchange,  barter. 

V.  reciprocate,  alternate;  interchange  &c.  148;  exchange;  counter- 
change. 

Adj.  reciprocal,  mutual,  commutual,  correlative;  alternate;  inter- 
changeable ;  international. 

Adv.  mutatis  mutandis;  vice  versa;  each  other;  by  turns  <fcc.  148;  re- 
ciprocally &c.  adj. 

1*  5 


13-15. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  II.  1' 


13.  Identity. — iV.  identity, 
sameness ;  coincidence,  coales- 
cence ;  convertibility  ;  equality  &c. 
27;  selfness,  self,  oneself;  identi- 
fication. 

monotony,  tautology  &c.  {repe- 
tition) 104. 

fac  -simile  &c.  {copy)  21 ;  alter 
ego  &c.  {similar)  17;  ipsissima 
ve?'ha  &c.  {exactness)  494;  same; 
self  -,  very  -,  one  and  the- 
same;  very  -,  actual-  thing;  no 
other. 

V.  be  -identical  &c.  adj.;  coin- 
cide, coalesce. 

treat  as  -,  render-  -the  same,  - 
identical;  identify;  recognise  the 
identity  of.  , 

Adj.  identical;  self,  ilk;  the 
•same  &c.  n.;  self  same. 

coincid-,  coalesc-ent,  -ing;  in- 
distinguishable ;  one ;  equivalent 
&c.  {equal)  27 ;  much  -the  same,  - 
jf  a  muchness;  unaltered. 

Adv.  identically  &c.  adj.;  on  all 
fours. 


14.  [Non  -coincidence.]  Con- 
trariety.— iV.  contrariety,  con- 
trast, foil,  antithesis,  oppositeness ; 
contradiction ;  antagonism  &c. 
{opjjosition)  708. 

inversion  &c.  218;  the  -oppo- 
site,- reverse, -inverse,-  converse, 
-  antipodes,  -  other  extreme. 

V.  be  -contrary  &c,  adj.;  con- 
trast with,  oppose ;  differ  toto  cado. 


_  turn  the  tables, 
vene ;    antagonize 


contra-diet, 
&c.  708. 

Adj.  contrar-y,  -ious,  -iant ;  op- 
posite, counter,  dead  against;  con-, 
re-verse ;  opposed,  antithetical, 
contrasted,  antipodean,  antagonis' 
tic,  opposing ;  conflicting,  inconsis' 
tent,  contradictory,  at  cross  pur- 
poses;  negative;    hostile  &c.  708- 

differing  ^6»to  ccelo;  diametrically 

opposite ;  as  opposite  as  -black  and 

white,  -  light  and  darkness,  -  fire 

and  water,  -  the  poles;  "Hyperion 

to  a  satyr ; "  quite  the  -contrary,  - 

reverse:  no  such   thing,  just  the 

other  way,  tout  au  contraire. 

Adv.  contrarily  &c.  adj.;  contra^  contrariwise,  per  contra^  on 

the  contrary,  nay  rather ;  «jicd  «;ersa ;  on  the  other  hand  &c.  {in 

compensation)  30. 


15.  Difference. — N.  difference;  vari-ance,  -ation, -ety;  di- 
versity, dissimilarity  &c.  18;  disagreement  &c.  24;  dispar- 
ity &c.  {inequality)  28 ;  distinction,  contradistinction. 

modification,  moods  and  tenses. 

nice  -,  fine  -,  delicate  -,  subtle-  distinction ;  shade  of  dif- 
ference, nuance  ;  discrimination  &c.  4G5. 

different  thing,  apple  off  another  tree,  another  pair  of 
shoes;  this  that  or  the  other. 

V.  be-  different  &c.  adj.;  differ,  vary,  ablude,  mismatch, 
contrast ;  divaricate ;  differ,  -toto  coilo,  -  longo  intervallo. 

vary,  modify  &c.  {change)  140. 

discriminate  &c.  465. 

Adj.  differing  &c.  v.;  different,  diverse,  heterogeneous;  dis- 
tinguishable ;  varied,  modified ;  diversified,  various,  divers,  all 
manner  of;  variform  &c.  81 ;  daedal. 

other,  another,  not  the  same;  unequal  &c.  28;  unmatched; 
widely  apart,  something  else. 

distinctive,  characteristic;  discriminative. 


I.  II.  3°. 


RELATION. 


15-18. 


AdiD.  differently  &c.  adj. 
Plir.  il  y  a  fagots  et  fagots. 


2^  Continuous  Relation. 


16.  Uniformity. — N.  uniform- 
ity ;  homogene-ity,  -ousness ;  con- 
sistency ;  connatural-ity,  -ness ; 
homology;  accordance;  conform- 
ity &c.  83 ;   agreement  &c.  33. 

regularity,  constancy,  even  te- 
nour,  routine ;  monotony. 

V.  be  -uniform  &c.  adj.;  ac- 
cord with   &c.   23;  run  through. 

become  -uniform  &c.  adj.;  con- 
form to  &c.  B2. 

render  uniform  &c.  adj.;  as- 
similate, level,  smooth,  dress. 

Adj,  uniform;  homo-geneous, 
-logons;  of  a  piece,  consistent, 
connatural ;  monotonous,  even,  invariable. 

Adv.  uniformity  &c.  adj.;  uniformly  with  &c.  {conformably) 
82 ;  in  harmony  with  &c.  {agreeing)  33. 

Always,  invariably,   without  exception,   never  otherwise;  by 
clockwork. 

Fhr.  ah  uno  dime  omnes. 


16a.  [Absence  or  want  of  uni* 
f  ormity .  ]  Non-Uniformity.  — N. 
diversity,  irregularity,  unevenness ; 
multiformity  &c  81 ;  uncom- 
f ormity  &c.  83;  roughness  &c. 
356. 

Adj.  diversified,  varied,  irreg- 
ular, uneven,  rough  &c.  156; 
multifarious ;  multiform  &c.  81 ; 
of  various  kinds;  all  -manner,  - 
sorts,  -  kinds-  of. 

Adv.  in  all  manner  of  ways  here 
there  and  everywhere. 


3°.  Partial  Relation. 


17.  Similarity.— iV".  similarity, 
resemblance,  likeness,  similitude, 
semblance ;  aflBnity,  approxima- 
tion, parallelism ;  agreement  &c. 
23 ;  ana-logy,  -logicaluess. 

connatural-ness,  -ity;  brother- 
hood, family  likeness. 

alliteration,  rhyme,  pun. 

repetition  &c.  104;  sameness 
<fec.  {identity)  13;  uniformity 
&c.  16. 

analogue ;  the  like ;  match,  pend- 
ant, fellow,  pair,  mate,  twin, 
double,  counterpart,  brother,  sis- 
ter; one's  second  self,  alter  ego, 
chip  of  the  old  block,  par  nohile 
fratrum^  Arcades  artibo,  birds  of  a 
feather,  et  hoc  genus  omne. 

parallel;   simile;    type  &c.  m<i- 


18.  Dissimilarity.— iV^.  dissimil- 
-arity,  -itude ;  unlikeness,  diversi- 
ty, disparity,  dissemblance;  differ- 
ence &c.  15;  novelty,  originality. 

V.  be  -unlike  &c.  adj.;  vary  &c. 
{differ)  15 ;  bear  no  resemblance  to. 
differ  toto  cado. 

render  -unlike  &c.  {diversify) 
140. 

Adj.  dissimilar,  unlike,  dispar- 
ate ;  of  a  different  kind  &c.  {class) 
75;  unmatched,  unique\  new, 
novel;  unprecedented  &c,  83; 
original. 

nothing  of  the  kind;  no  such  -, 
quite  another-  thing;  far  from  it, 
cast  in  a  different  mould,  tertium 
quid,  as  like  a  dock  as  a  daisy, 
"very  like  a  whale  ;"  as  different 
7 


17—20.  ABSTRACT  RELATIONS.  I.  ii. 


as -chalk  from  cheese,  -MacedoD 
and  Monmouth ;  lucus  a  non  luccndo, 

diversified  &c.  16«. 

Adv.  otherwise. 


taphor)  521 ;  image  &c.  (represent- 
ation) 554;  photograph;  close  -, 
striking  -,  speaking  -,  faithful 
&C.  ad).  -  likeness,  -  resemblance. 

V.  be   -similar    &c.  adj.;  look 
like,  resemble;  bear   resemblance; 
savour  -,  smack-  of ;  approximate ;  parallel,  match,  rhyme  with ; 
take  after;  imitate  &c.  19. 

render -similar  &c.  rt^;./  assimilate,  approximate,  bring  near ; 
connaturalize,  make  alike ;  rhyme,  pun. 

Adj.  similar;  resembling  &c.  'o.;  like,  alike;  twin. 

analog-ous,  -ical ;  parallel,  of  a  piece ;  such  as,  so. 

connatural,  congener,  allied  to ;  akin  to  &c.  {consanguineous) 
11. 

approximate,  much  the  same;  near,  close,  something  like,  such 
like;  a  show  of;  mock,  jpseudo^  simulating,  representing. 

exact  &c.  {true)  494;  lifelike,  faithful;  true  to  -nature,--  the 
life ;  the  -very  image,  -  picture-  of ;  for  all  the  world  like,  comme 
deux  gouttes  Weau  ;  as  like  as  -two  peas,  -  it  can  stare ;  instar  om- 
nium^ cast  in  the  same  mould,  ridiculously  like. 

Adv.  as  if,  so  to  speak;  as-  as  if-  it  were;  quasi^  just  as,  veluti 
in  speculum. 


20.  Non-Imitation. — JV.  no  im- 
itation; origiuality. 

Adj.  unimitated,  uncopied ;  un- 
matched, unparalleled;  inimita- 
ble, uniqu^^  original. 


19.  Imitation. — N.  imitation; 
copying  &c.  v. ;  transcription ; 
repetition,  duplication,  reduplica- 
tion; quotation;  reproduction. 

mockery,  mimicry;  simulation, 
personation ;  representation  &c. 
554;  semblance;  copy  &c.  21; 
assimilation. 

paraphrase,  parody  &c.  21. 

plagiarism;  forgery  &c.  {falsehood)  544. 

imitator,  echo,  cuckoo,  parrot,  ape,  monkey,  mocking-bird, 
mimic. 

V.  imitate,  copy,  mirror,  reflect,  reproduce,  repeat;  do  like, 
echo,  re-echo,  catch;  transcribe;  match,  parallel. 

mock,  take  off,  mimic,  ape,  simulate,  personate;  act  &c. 
{drama)  599;  represent  &c.  554;  counterfeit,  parody,  travesty, 
caricature,  burlesque. 

follow-,  tread-  in  the-  -steps,  -  footsteps,  -  wake-  of;  take 
pattern  by;  follow  -suit,  -the  example  of;  walk  in  the  shoes  of, 
take  a  leaf  out  of  another's  book,  strike  in  with,  follow  suit; 
take  -,  model  -after ;  emulate. 

Adj.  imitated  &c.  v.  ;  mock,  mimic ;  modelled  after,  moulded 
on. 

paraphrastic;  literal;  imitative;  second-hand;  imitablc. 

Adv.  literally,  to  the  letter,  verbatim,^  literatim^  sicj  totid^m 
verbis^  word  for  word,  m^t  d  mot. 

Phr.  Like  master  like  man.  \ 

8 


I.  II.  r. 


RELATION. 


20a-24, 


20a.  Variation. — jV.  variation ;  alteration  &c.  (change)  140. 
modificatioD,  moods  and  tenses. 

divergency  &c.  291;  deviation  &c.  279;  aberration;  innova- 
tion. 

F.  vary  &c.  {change)  140 ;  deviate  &c.  279 ;  diverge  &c.  291. 
Adj.  varied  &c.  v. ;  modified ;  diversified  &c.  16«. 


21.  [Result  of  imitation,]  Copy. 
— N.  copy,  fac-simile,  counter- 
part, effigies^  eflagy,  form,  like- 
ness, similitude,  semblance,  cast, 
cctype;  imitation  &c.  19;  model, 
representation,  adumbration,  stu- 
dy; portrait  &c.  {representment) 
554. 

duplicate;  transcript,  -ion;  re- 
flex, -ion;  shadow,  echo;  chip  of 
the  old  block ;  reprint,  reproduc- 
tion; second  edition  &c.  {repeti- 
tion) 104;  rechauffe;  apograph, 
fair  copy,  revise. 

parody,  caricature,  burlesque, 
travesly,  travestie,  paraphrase, 

servile  -copy,  -  imitation ;  coun- 
terfeit &c.  {deception)  645. 

Adj.  faithful ;  lifelike  &c.  {simi- 
lar) 17, 


22.  [Thing  copied.]  Prototype, 
— N.  prototype,  original,  model, 
pattern,  precedent,  standard, 
scantling,  type;  arche-,  anti-type; 
protoplast,  module,  exemplar,  ex- 
ample, ensample,  paradigm;  lay- 
figure. 

text,  copy,  design;  fugleman, 
key-note. 

die,  mould ;  matrix^  last,  plasm ; 
pro-,  proto-plasm ;  mint ;  seal, 
punch,  intaglio^  negative. 

V.  be  -,  set-  an  example ;  set  a 
copy. 


4°.  General  Relatiocst. 


23.  Agreement.  —  N.  agree- 
ment; ac-cord,  -cordance ;  unison, 
harmony;  concord  &c.  714;  con- 
cordance, concert. 

conformity  &c.  82 ;  conformance ; 
uniformity  &c.  16;  consonance, 
consentaneousness,  consistency ; 
congru-ity,  -euce;  keeping;  con- 
geniality; correspondence,  paral- 
lelism, apposition,  union. 

fitness,  aptness  &c.  adj.  ;  rele- 
vancy; pertinen-ce,-cy;  sortance; 
case  in  point;  aptitude,  coapta- 
tion, propriety,  applicability, 
admissibility,  commensurability, 
compatibility;  cognation  &c.  {re- 
lation) 9. 

adaptation,  adjustment,  gradu- 
ation, accoramodatiori ;  reconcil- 
iation -ement ;  assimilation. 


24.  Disagreement. — N,  disa- 
greement; dis-cord,  -cordance; 
dissonance,  dissidence,  discrepan- 
cy; unconformity  &c.  83;  incon- 
gru-ity,  -ence;  discongruity,  mes- 
alliance; jarring  &c.  «. ;  dissen- 
sion &c.  713;  conflict  &c.  {pppo- 
sition)  708. 

disparity,  mismatch,  dispropor- 
tion ;  disproportionateness  &c. 
adj.  ;  variance,  divergence,  repug- 
nance. 

unfitness  &c.  adj.  ;  inaptitude, 
impropriety;  inapplicability  &c. 
adj.  ;  inconsistency,  inconcinnity; 
irrelevancy  &c.  {irr elation)  10. 

misjoin-ing,  -der;  syncretism, 
intrusion,  interference ;  concordia 
discors. 

fish  out  of  water. 

9 


23—26. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  II.  4°. 


consent  &c.  (assent)  488;  concur- 
rence &c.  178;  cooperation  &c. 
709. 

right  man  in  the  right  place, 
very  thing;  quite  -  just-  the 
thing. 

V.  be  -accordant  &c.  adj.;  agree, 
accord,  harmonize ;  correspond, 
tally,  respond;  meet,  suit,  fit,  be- 
fit, do,  adapt  itself  to;  fall  in - 
chime  in  -,  square  -,  quadrate  - 
consort  -,  comport-  with ;  dove- 
tail, assimilate;  fit  like  a  glove; 
fit  to  a  -tittle,  -T;  match  i&c.  17; 
become  one. 

consent  &c.  (assent)  488. 

render  -accordant  &c.  adj.  ;  fit, 
suit,  adapt,  accommodate;  gradu- 
ate; adjust  &c.  (render  equal)  27; 
dress,  regulate,  readjust;  accord, 
harmonize,  reconcile;  fadge,  dove- 
tail, square. 

Adj.  agreeing,  suiting  &c.  ??.  ; 
in  accord,  accordant,  concordant, 
consonant,  congruous,  consenta- 
neous,   correspondent,  congenial; 


F.  disagree;  clash,  jar  &c.  (dis- 
cord) 713  ;  interfere,  intrude, 
come  amiss;  not  concern  &c.  10; 
mismatch;  humano  capiti  cervicem 
jimgere  equinam. 

Adj.  disagreeing  &c.  v. ;  dis- 
cordant, discrepant ;  at  -variance, 
-war;  hostile,  repugnant,  incom- 
patible, irreconcilable,  ihconsis 
tent  with  ;  unconformable,  excep- 
tional &c.  83;  intrusive,  incon- 
gruous; disproportion-ate,  -ed ; 
unharmonious ;  unconsonant;  di- 
vergent, repugnant  to. 

inapt,  unapt,  inappropriate,  im- 
proper; unsuit-ed,  -able;  inappli- 
cable; un-fit,  -fitting,  -befitting; 
unbecoming;  ill-timed,  unseason- 
able, mal  (I  iwcypos.^  inadmissible; 
inapposite  &c.  (irrelevant)  10. 

uncongenial;  ill-assorted,  -sort- 
ed; mis-matched,  -joined,  -placed; 
unaccommodating,  irreducible, 
uncommensurable. 

out  of  -character,  -  keeping,  - 
proportion,  -joint,  -tunc,  -place, 

-  season,  -  its  element ;    at  -odds, 

-  variance  with. 
Adv.  in  -defiance,  -  contempt,  - 

spite-of;  discordantly  &c.  adj. ;  d 
tort  et  a  travers. 


becoming;  harmonious,  reconcila- 
ble, conformable;  in  -accordance, 
-  harmony,  -  keeping,  -  unison 
&c.  11.-  with;  at  one  with,  of  one 
mind,  of  a  piece;  consistent,  com- 
patible, proportionate;  commen- 
surate ;  on  all  fours. 

apt,  opposite,  pertinent,  pat ;  to  the  -point,  -  purpose ;  happy, 
felicitous,  germane,  ad  rem.,  in  point,  bearing  upon,  applicable, 
relevant,  admissible. 

fit,  adapted,  in  loco^  a  pro^yos^  appropriate,  seasonable,  sorta- 
ble,  suitable,  idoneous,  deft ;  meet  &c.  (expedient)  646. 

at  home,  in  one's  proper  element. 

Adv,  dpropoaoi\  yeiixneniXy  &c,  adj, 

Phr,  rem  acu  tetigisti^  the  cap  fits. 


^W%im  nj,     QUANTITY. 
1",  Simple;  Quantity. 


25.  [Absolute  quantity.]  Quan- 
tity.— N.  quantity,  magnitude; 
size  &c.  (dimensions)  193;  ampli- 


20.  [Relative  quantity.  ]  Degkee. 
— JV".  degree,  grade,  extent,  meas- 
ure, ampvijit^  ratio,  stint,  standard, 
10 


I.  III.  2°. 


QUANTITY. 


25—28. 


tude,  mass,  amount,  quantum^ 
measure,  substance,  strength. 

[Science  of  quantity.]  Mathe- 
matics, Mathesis. 

[Definite  or  finite  quantity] 
hand-,  mouth-,  spoon-,  cap-full; 
stock,  batch,  lot,  dose. 

Adj.  quantitative,  some,  any, 
more  or  less. 

Adv.    to  the  tune  of. 


height,  pitch;  reach,  amplitude, 
range,  scope,  calibre;  gradation, 
shade;  tenour,  compass;  sphere, 
station,  rank,  standing;  rate,  way, 
sort. 

point,  mark,  stage  &c.  {term) 
71;  intensity,  strength  &c.  {great" 
ness)  31. 

Adj.  comparative  ;  gradual, 
shading  off;  within  the  bounds 
&c.  {limit)  233. 

Adv.  by  degrees,  gradualh'^,  in- 
asmuch, iwotanto ;  how-ever,  -so- 
ever; step  by  step,  bit  by  bit,  little  by  little,  inch  by  inch,  drop 
by  drop;  by  -inches,  -  slow  degrees,  -  little  and  little;  in 
some  -degree,  -  measure ;  to  some  extent. 


2°.  Comparative  Quantity. 


27.  [Sameness  of  quantity  or 
degree.]  Equality. — N.  equality, 
parity,  co-extension,  symmetry, 
balance,  poise;  evenness,  mono- 
tony, level. 

equivalence ;  e  q  n  i-p  o  1 1  e  n  c  e , 
-poise,  -librium,  ponderance;  par, 
quits;  not  a  pin  to  choose;  dis- 
tinction without  a  difference,  six 
of  one  and  half  a  dozen  of  the 
other;  identity  &c.  13;  similarity 
&c.  17.^ 

equalization,  equation;  equilib- 
ration, co-ordination,  adjustment, 
readjustment. 

drawn  -game,  -battle;  neck  and 
neck  race;  tie,  dead  heat. 

match,  peer,  compeer,  equal, 
mate,  fellow,  brother ;  equivalent. 

V.  be  -equal  &c.  adj.;  equal,  match,  reach,  keep  pace  with, 
run  abreast;  come-,  amount  -,  come  up- to;  be-  lie-  on  a 
level  with;  balance;  cope  with;  come  to  the  same  thing. 

render  -equal  &c.  adj.;  equalize,  level,  dress,  balance,  equate, 
trim,  adjust,  poise;  fit,  accommodate;  adapt  &c.  {render  accord- 
ant) 23 ;  strike  a  balance ;  establish  -,  restore-  equality,  -  equi- 
librium; readjust;  stretch  on  the  bed  of  Procrustes. 

Adj.  equal,  even,  level,  monotonous,  coequal,  symmetrical, 
co-ordinate;  on  a  -par,  -  level,  -  footing-  with;  up  to  the  mark. 

equivalent,  tantamount ;  quits;  homologous;  synonymous  &c. 
522;  resolvable  into,  convertible,  much  atone,  as  broad  as  long, 

11 


28.  [Difference  of  quantity  or 
degree.]  Inequality. — N.  in- 
equality; dis-,  im-parity;  odds; 
difference  &c.  15;  unevenness; 
inclination  of  the  balance,  partial- 
ity; shortcoming;  casting  -,  make- 
weight :  superiority  &c.  33 ;  in- 
feriority &c.     34. 

F,  be  -unequal  &c.  adj. ;  coun- 
tervail; have  -,  give-  the  advan- 
tage; turn  the  scale;  kick  the 
beam ;  topple,  over ;  over-  match 
&c.     33 ;  not  come  up  to  &c.    34. 

Adj.  unequal,  uneven,  dispar- 
ate, partial;  un-,  over-balanced; 
top-heavy,  lop-sided. 

Ad's,  haud  passibus  cequis. 


27—32. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  III.  2' 


neither  more  nor  less;  much  the  same-  the  same  thing  -,  as 
good-  as;  all -one,  -  the  same;  equi-pollent,  -ponderant,  -pon- 
derous, -balanced ;  equalized  &c.  v. ;  drawn ;  half  and  half. 

Adv.  equally  &c.  adj.;  pari  passu,  ad  eundem,  cateris  pariibus  ; 
in  equilihrio  ;  to  all  intents  and  purposes. 

Phr.  it  -comes,  -  amounts-  to  the  same  thing. 

29.  Mean. — N.  mean,  medium,  intermedium,  average,  bal- 
ance; mediocrity,  generality;  golden  mean  &c.  (mid-course) 
628;  middle  &c.  68;  compromise  &c.  774;  neutrality. 

V.  split  the  difference ;  take  the  -average  &c.  n. ;  reduce  to 
a  -mean  &c.  n.;  strike  a  balance,  pair  off. 

Adj.  mean,  intermediate;  middle &c.  68;  average;  neutral. 

medioci^e,  middle-class ;  commonplace  &c.  {unimportant)  643. 

Adv.  on  an  average,  in  the  long  run ;  taking  -one  with 
another,  -  all  things  together,  -  it  for  all  m  all ;  communibus 
anniSj  in  round  numbers. 

30.  Compensation. — iV".  compensation,  equation;  commuta- 
tion; indemnification;  compromise  &c.  774;  neutralization, 
nullification;  counteraction  &c.  179;  reaction;  measure  for 
measure;  retaliation  &c.  718;  equalization  &c.  27;  robbing- 
Peter  to  pay  Paul. 

set-off,  offset;  make-casting-weight:  counterpoise,  ballast; 
indemnity,  equivalent,  quid  pro  quo;  bribe,  hush-money; 
amends  &c.  {atonement)  952. 

V.  make  compensation;  com-pensate,  -pense;  indemnify; 
counter-act,  -vail,  -poise ;  balance ;  out-,  over-,  counter-bal- 
ance; setoff;  hedge,  square,  give  and  take;  make  up -for,  - 
leeway;  cover,  fill  up,  neutralize,  nullify;  equalize  &c.  27; 
make  good ;  redeem  &c.  (atone)  952. 

Adj.  compensat-ing,  -ory;  countervailing  &c.  -y. ;  in  the 
opposite  scale ;  equivalent  &c.  (equal)  27. 

Adv.  in -return,  -  consideration ;  but,  however,  yet,  still, 
notwithstanding;  neverthe-,  nath-less;  although,  though;  al-, 
how-beit ;  maugre ;  at  -all  events,  -  any  rate ;  be  that  as  it 
may,  for  all  that,  even  so,  on  the  other  hand,  at  the  same 
time,  quoad  minus^  quand  meme,  however  that  may  be ;  after 
all,  -  is  said  and  done;  taking  one  thing  with  another  &c, 
{average)  29. 

Quantity  by  Comparison  with  a  Standard. 


31.  Greatness.  — ^.  greatness 
&c.  adj.  ;  magnitude;  size  &c.  (di- 
mensions) 192;  multitude  &c.  {nu7n- 
her)  102;  immensity,  enormity;  in- 
finity &c.  105;  might,  strength, 
intensity,  fulness;  importance  &c. 
642. 

great  quantity,  quantity,  deal, 
power,  sight,  pot,  volume,  world; 


32.  Smallness.— JV.  smallnesu 
&c.  Adj.  ;  littleness  &c.  {small  size) 
193;  tenuity;  paucity;  fewness  &c. 
(small  number)  103;  meanness,  in- 
significance &c.  {unim2iortance) 
643;  mediocrity,  moderation. 

small  quantity,  modicum,  mini- 
mum;  vanishing  point;  material 
point,  atom,  particle,  molecule, 
12 


III.  2°. 


QUANTITY. 


31—32. 


mass,  heap  &c.  (asse/ndltcge)  72; 
stock  &c.  (store)  636 ;  peck,  bush  - 
el,  load,  cargo;  cart -,  waggon -, 
ship-  load  ;  flood,  spring  tide ; 
abundance  &c.  (sufficiency)  639. 

principal  -,  chief  -,  main  -, 
greater  -  major  -,  best  -,  essen- 
tial- part;  bulk,  mass  &c.  {whole) 
50. 

F.  be  -great  &c.  adj.  ;  run  high, 
soar,  tower,  transcend;  rise  -, 
carry-  to  a  great  height ;  know  no 
bounds. 

enlarge  &c.  {increase)  35,  (ex- 
pand) 194. 

Adj.  great;  greater  &c.  33; 
large,  considerable,  fair,  above 
par;  big,  huge  &c.  (large  in  size) 
192 ;  ample ;  abundant  &c.  (enough) 
639;  full,  intense,  strong,  sound, 
passing,  heavy,  plenary,  deep, 
high ;  signal,  at  its  height,  in  the 
zenith. 

world-wide,  wide-spread,  exten- 
sive; wholesale;  many  &c.  102. 

goodly,  noble,  precious,  mighty; 
sad,  grave,  serious;  far  gone,  ar- 
rant, downright;  utter,  -most; 
crass,  gross,  arch,  profound,  in- 
tense, consummate;  rank,  unmiti- 
gated, red-hot,  desperate;  glaring, 
flagrant,  stark  staring;  thorough- 
paced, -going;  roaring,  thumping; 
extraordinary ;  important  &c.  642 ; 
unsurpassed  &c.  (suj/reme)  33 ;  com- 
plete &c.  52. 

vast,  immense,  enormous,  ex- 
treme; inordinate,  excessive,  ex- 
travagant, exorbitant,  outrage- 
ous, preposterous,  unconscionable, 
swinging,  monstrous,  over-grown; 
towering,  stupendous,  prodigious, 
astonishing,  incredible ;  marvel- 
lous &c.  (wonder)  870. 

unlimited  &c.  {infinite)  105;  un- 
approachable, unutterable,  inde- 
scribable, ineffable,  unspeakable, 
inexDressible,  beyond  expression, 
fabulous. 

un-diminished,      -abated,     -re- 


corpuscle,  j;oint,  speck,  dot,  mote, 
jot,  iota,  ace;  minutioe^  details; 
look,  thought,  idea,  soupgon^  whit, 
tittle,  shade,  shadow;  spark,  sciri' 
tilla^  gleam;  touch,  cast;  grain, 
scruple,  granule,  globule,  minim, 
sup,  sip,  sop,  spice,  drop,  droplet, 
sprinkling,  dash,  smack,  tinge, 
tincture;  inch,  patch,  scantling, 
dole;  scrap,  shred,  tag,  splinter, 
rag,  tatter,  cantlet,  flitter,  gobbet, 
mite,  bit,  morsel,  crumb,  seed, 
fritter,  shive;  snip,  -pet;  snick, 
snack,  snatch,  slip,  scrag;  chip, 
-ping;  shiver,  sliver,  driblet,  clip- 
ping, paring,  shaving,  hair. 

nutshell  ;  thimble  -,  spoon  -, 
hand-,  cap-,  mouth-full ;  fragment ; 
fraction  &c.  (part)  51 ;  drop  in  the 
ocean. 

animalcule  &c.  193. 

trifle  &c.  (unimportant  thing)  643 ; 
mere-,  next  to-  nothing;  hardly 
anything;  just  enough  to  swear 
by ;  the  shadow  of  a  shade. 

finiteness,  finite  quantity. 

F,  be  -small  &c.  adj.  ;  lie  in  a 
nutshell. 

diminish  &c.  (decrease)  36,  (con- 
tract)  195. 

Adj.  small,  little;  diminutive 
&c.  (small  in  size)  193 ;  minute ;  in- 
considerable, paltry  &c.  (unim- 
portant) 643;  faint  &c.  (weak)  160; 
slender,  light,  slight,  scanty,  scant, 
limited;  meagre  &c.  (insufficient) 
640;  sparing;  few  &c.  103;  low, 
so-so,  middling,  tolerable,  no  great 
shakes ;  below  -,  under-  -par,  -  the 
mark;  at  a  low  ebb;  half-way; 
moderate,  modest ;  tender,  subtle. 

inappreciable,  evanescent,  infi- 
nitesimal, homoeopathic,  very 
small. 

mere,  simple,  sheer,  stark,  bare; 
near  run. 

Adv.  [in   a  small  degree]   to   a 

small  extent,  on  a  small  scale ;  a 

-little,  -  wee  bit ;  slightly  &c.  adj.; 

imperceptibly;  miserably,  wretch- 

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31-32. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I    III.  2- 


duced,  -restricted. 

absolute,  positive,  stark,  de- 
cided, unequivocal,  essential,  per- 
fect, finished. 

remarkable,  of  mark,  marked, 
pointed,  veriest ;  noteworthy. 

Adv.  [in  a  positive  degree]  truly 
&c.  {truth)  494;  decidedly,  une- 
quivocally, purely,  absolutely,  se- 
riously, essentially,  fundamen- 
tally, radically,  downright,  in  all 
conscience ;  for  the  most  part,  in 
the  main. 

[in  a  complete  degree]  entirely 
&c.  (comjjletely)  52;  abundantly 
&c.  (sufficiently)  639;  widely,  far 
and  wide. 

[in  a  great  or  high  degree] 
greatly  &c.  adj. ;  much,  muckle, 
well,  indeed,  very,  very  muoh,  a 
deal,  no  end  of,  most,  not  a  little; 
pretty,  -  well;  enough,  in  a  great 
measure,  richly;  to  a  -large,  - 
great,  -  gigantic-  extent;  on  a 
large  scale;  so;  never-,  ever- so; 
ever  so  much ;  by  wholesale ;  migh- 
ty, powerfully;  with  a  witness, 
ultra^  in  the  extreme,  extremely, 
exceedingly,  intensely,  exquisite- 
ly, acutely,  indefinitely,  immeas- 
urably ;  beyond  -compare,  -  com- 
parison, -  measure,  -  all  bounds ; 
incalculably,  infinitely. 

[in  a  supreme  degree]  pre-emi- 
nently, superlatively  &c.  {superi- 
ority) 33. 

[in  a  too  great  degree]  immoderately,  monstrously,  preposter- 
ously, inordinately,  exorbitantly,  excessively,  enormously,  out  of 
all  proportion,  with  a  vengeance. 

[in  a  marked  degree]  particularly,  remarkably,  singularly, 
curiously,  uncommonly,  unusually,  peculiarly,  notably,  signally, 
strikingly,  pointedly,  mainly,  chiefly;  famously,  egregiously, 
prominently,  glaringly,  emphatically,  Kar'  k^ox'i^j  strangely, 
wonderfully,  amazingly,  surprisingly,  astonishingly,  incredibly, 
marvellously,  awfully,  stupendously. 

[in  an  exceptional  degree]  peculiarly  &c.  {unconformity)  88. 

[in  a  vir.lent  degree]  furiously  &c.  {violence)  173;  severely, 
desperately,  tremendously,  extravagantly,  confoundedly,  deu- 
cedly,  devilishly,  with  a  vengeance;  d  -,  a  toute-  outrance. 

[in  a  painful  degree]  painfully,  sadly,  grossly,  sorely,  bitterly, 

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edly ;  insufiiciently  &c.  640 ;  imper- 
fectly; faintly  «fec.  160;  passably, 
pretty  well,  well  enough. 

[in  a  certain  or  limited  degree] 
partially,  in  part ;  in  ~,  to-  a  cer- 
tain degree;  to  a  certain  extent; 
comparatively;  some,  rather;  in 
some  -degree,  -  measure;  some- 
thing, -what;  simply,  only,  purely, 
merely;  at  -,  at  the-  -least,  -most; 
ever  so  little,  as  little  as  may  be, 
taut  salt  pen,  in  ever  so  small  a  de- 
gree; thus  far,  ^^o  tanto,  within 
bounds,  in  a  manner,  after  a 
fashion. 

almost,  nearly,  well  nigh,  short 
of,  not  quite,  all  .but;  near  -, 
close-  upon ;  peu  s'enfaut,  near  the 
mark;  within  an  -ace,  -  inch-  of; 
on  the  brink  of;  scarcely,  hardly, 
barely,  only  just,  no  more  than. 

[in  an  uncertain  degree]  about, 
thereabouts,  somewhere  about, 
nearly,  say;  be  the  same  -more,  - 
little  more-  or  less. 

[in  no  degree]  no-ways,  -  wise ; 
not  -at  all,  ~  in  the  least,-  a  bit,  - 
a  bit  of  it,  -  a  whit,  -  a  jot,  -  a 
shadow;  in  no  -wise,  -  respect; 
by  no  -means,  -  manner  of  means ; 
on  no  account,  at  no  hand. 


I,    ^11.  2' 


QUANTITY. 


31—34. 


pr:eously,  grievously,   miserably,    cruelly,  woefully,  lamentably, 
shockingly,  frightfully,  dreadfully,  fearfully,  terribly,  horribly. 

Quantity  by  Comparison  with  a  Similar  Object. 

33.  Superiority.  —  Supremacy. 
iV.  superiority,  majority;  great- 
ness &c.  31;  advantage;  prepon- 
der-ance,  -ation;  vantage  ground, 
prevalence,  partiality ;  personal 
Buperiority;  nobility  &c.  {rank) 
875;  Triton  among  the  minnows, 
primus  inter  pares,  nulli  secundus, 
captain. 

suprcrxiacy,  pi5-eminence;  maxi- 
mum ;  rpiKo^ia^  cU:uax ;  culmina- 
tion &c.  {sunrinit)  210*,  transcen- 
dence ;  ne  plus  ultra  ;  liou's  share, 
Benjamin's  mess;  excess,  Suvplus 
&c.  {remainder)  40,  {redundaKze) 
641.. 

V.  be  -superior  &c.  adj.;  ex- 
ceed, excel,  transcend;  out  -do, 
-balance,  -weigh,  -rival,  -Herod; 
pass,  surpass,  get  ahead  of;  over- 
top, -ride,  -pass,  -balance,  -weigh, 
-match;  top,  o'ertop,  cap,  beat, 
cut  out;  beat  hollow;  outstrip  &c. 
303 ;  eclipse,  throw  into  the  shade, 
take  the  shine  out  of,  put  one's 
nose  out  of  joint;  have  the  -upper 
hand,  -  whip  hand  of,  -  advan- 
tage; turn  the  scale,  kick  the 
beam;  play  first  fiddle  &c.  {im- 
ftortance)  642;  preponderate,  pre- 
dominate, prevail;  precede,  take 
precedence,  come  first ;  come  to  a 
head,  culminate;  beat  &c.  all 
others,  bear  the  palm. 

become  -,  render-  -larger  &c.  {increase)  35,  {expand)  194. 

Adj.  superior,  greater,  major,  higher;  exceeding  &c.  v,;  great 
&c.  31;  distinguished,  ultra;  vaulting;  more  than  a  match  for. 

supreme,  greatest,  utmost,  paramount,  pre-eminent,  foremost, 
crowning;  first-rate  &c.  {impcn'tant)  642,  {excellent)  648;  unri- 
valled; peer-,  match-less;  none  such,  second  to  none,  sans 
pareil;  uu-paragoned,  -paralleled,  -equalled,  -approached,  -sur- 
passed; superlative,  inimitable,  facile  princeps,  incomparable, 
sovereign,  without  parallel,  nulli  secundus,  ne  plus  ultra  ;  beyona 
-compare,  -comparison;  culminating  &c.  {topmost)  210;  ttans- 
cend-ent,  -ental. 

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34.  Inferiority. — N,  inferiori- 
ty, minority,  subordinacy;  short- 
coming, deficiency;  minimum; 
smallness  &c.  32. 

[personal  inferiority]  common- 
alty &c.  876. 

V.  be  -inferior  &c.  adj.;  fall  -, 
come-  short  of;  not  -pass,  -  come 
up  to ;  want. 

become  -,  render-  -smaller  &c. 
{decrease)  36,  {contract)  195;  hide 
its  diminished  head,  retire  into 
the  shade,  yield  the  palm,  play 
second  fiddle. 

Adj.  inferior,  smaller;  small  &c. 
32;  minor,  less,  lesser,  deficient, 
I  yninus,  lower,  subordinate,  sec- 
onuary;  second-rate  &c.  {imper- 
fect) t551;  sub,  subaltern;  thrown 
into  the  shade;  weighed  in  the 
balance  atid  found  wanting;  not 
fit  to  hola  a  oandle  to. 

least,  smallest  &c.  {see  little, 
small  &c.) ;  lowest. 

diminished  &c.  (dea^eased)  36; 
reduced  &c.  {contracted.)  195;  un- 
important &c,  643. 

Adv.  less;  under  -,  belovi^-  -the 
mark,  -  par ;  at  -the  bottom  of  the 
scale,  -  a  low  ebb,  -  a  disndvan- 
tage ;  short  of,  under. 


33—38. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS 


I.  III.  2" 


increased  &c.  (added  to)  35 ;  enlarged  &c.  (expanded)  194. 

Adv.  beyond,  more,  over;  over  -,  above-  the  mark;  above 
par;  upwards-,  in  advance- of;  over  and  above;  at  the  top  of 
the  scale,  at  its  height. 

[in  a  superior  or  supreme  degree]  eminently,  egregiously,  pre- 
eminently, surpassing,  prominently,  superlatively,  supremely, 
above  all,  of  all  things,  the  most,  to  crown  all,  kot'  k^oxf/v^ 
par  excellence^  principally,  especially,  particularly,  peculiarly,  d 
fortiori^  even,  yea,  still  more. 

Phr.   "  we  shall  not  look  upon  his  like  again." 


Changes  in 

35.  Increase. — N.  increase, 
augmentation,  enlargement,  exten- 
sion ;  dilatation  &c.  (expansion)  194 ; 
increment,  accretion ;  accession 
&c.  37;  development,  growth; 
aggrandizement,  aggravation; 
rise;  ascent  &c.  305;  ex-aggera- 
tion,  -acerbation ;  spread  &c.  (dis- 
persion) 73 ;  flood  tide. 

V.  increase,  augment,  add  to, 
enlarge;  dilate  &c.  (expand)  194; 
grow,  wax,  get  ahead,  gain 
strength;  advance;  run  -,  shoot- 
up;  rise;  ascend  &c.  305;  sprout 
&c,  194. 

aggrandize ;  raise,  exalt ;  deepen ; 
heighten ;  strengthen ;  intensify, 
enhance,  magnify,  redouble;  ag- 
gravate, exaggerate;  ex-asperate, 
-acerbate;  add  fuel  to  the  flame, 
oleum  adders  camino,  superadd  &c. 
(add)  37 ;  spread  &c.  (disperse)  73. 

Adj.  increased  &c.  v.  ;  on  the 
increase,  undiminished;  addition- 
al &c.  (added)  37. 

Adv.  crescendo. 

Phr.  vires  acguirit  eundo. 


Quantity. 

36.  Non-Increase,  Decsiease. 
— N.  decrease,  diminution ;  lessen- 
ing &c.  'D.  ;  subtraction  &c.  36 ; 
reduction,  abatement,  declension; 
shrinking  &c.  (contraction)  195 ; 
coarctation ;  abridgment  &c. 
(shortening)  201 ;  extenuation. 

subsidence,  wane,  ebb,  decline; 
descent  &c.  306;  decrement,  re- 
flux, depreciation;  deterioration 
&c.  659;  anti-climax;  mitigation 
&ic.  (moderation)  174. 

V.  decrease,  diminish,  lessen; 
abridge  &c.  (shorten)  201 ;  shrink 
&c.  (contract)  195;  drop -,  fall -, 
tail-  off;  fall  away,  waste,  wear; 
wane,  ebb,  decline;  descend  &c. 
306;  subside;  melt  -,  die  -away; 
retire  into  the  shade,  hide  its  di- 
minished head,  fall  to  a  low  ebb, 
run  low,  languish,  decay,  crumble. 

bate,  abate,  dequantitate ;  dis- 
count; depreciate;  extenuate, 
lower,  weaken,  attenuate,  fritter 
away;  mitigate &c.  (moderate)  174; 
dwarf,  throw  into  the  shade;  re- 
duce &c.  195;  shorten  &c.  201; 
substract  &c.  38. 

Adj.  unincreased  &c.  (see  in- 
crease &c.  35);  decreased  &c.  v.; 
decreasing  &c.  v.;  on  the  -wane 
&c.  n.;  "  small  by  degrees  and 
beautifully  less." 


3°.  Conjunctive  Quantity. 


37.  Addition. —iV^.  addition, 
annexation,  adjection;  junction 
&c.  42;    super-position,    addition, 


38.     Non-Addition.       Subduc- 
tion. — N.   sub-duction,  -traction; 
deduction,     retrenchment ;    remo- 
16 


I.  m.  3°. 


QUANTITY. 


37-40. 


-junction,  -fetation;  accession,  re- 
inforcement; increase  &c.  35;  in- 
crement, supplement;  accompani- 
ment &c.  88;  interposition  &c. 
238;  insertion  &c.  300. 

F.  add,  annex,  affix,  superadd, 
subjoin,  superpose ;  clap  -,  saddle- 
on;  tack  to,  append,  tag;  ingraft; 
saddle  with ;  sprinkle ;  introduce 
&c.  (mter2)ose)  338 ;  insert  &c.  300. 

become  added,  accrue;  ad-,  su- 
per-vene. 

reinforce,  swell  the  ranks  of; 
augment  &c.  35. 

Adj.  added  &c.  v.;  additional; 
supplement,  -al,  -ary;  suppletory, 
subjunctive;  adjec-,  adsci-,  asci- 
titious;  additive,  ecct?'a^  accessory. 

Adv.  in  addition,  more,  plus, 
extra;  and,  also,  likewise,  too, 
furthermore,  further,  item;  and 
-also,  -  eke ;  else,  besides,  to  boot, 
et  ccetera;  &c. ;  and  so  -on,  -  forth ; 
into  the  bargain,  cum  multis  aliis, 
over  and  above,  moreover. 

with,  withal;  including,  inclu- 
sive, as  well  as,  not  to  mention, 
let  alone;  together  -,  along  -, 
coupled  -,  in  conjunction-  with; 
conjointly;  jointly  &c.  43. 

39,  [Thing  added.  J  Adjunct. 
— N.  adjunct;  addit-ion,  -ament; 
additum.  affix,  appendage,  annexe; 
augment,  -ation;  increment,  rein- 
forcement, supernumerary,  acces- 
sory, item ;  garnish,  sauce ;  accom- 
paniment &c.  88;  adjective,  ad- 
dendum; complement,  supplement ; 
continuation. 

rider,  off-shoot,  episode,  corol- 
lary; flap,  lappet,  skirt,  embroid- 
ery, trappings,  cortege;  tail,  suffix 
&c.  {sequel)  65. 

Adj,  additional  &c.  37. 

Adv,  in  addition  &c.  37. 


val;  ab-,  sub-lation;  abstraction 
&c.  {taking)  789;  garbling  &c.  v.; 
mutilation,  detruncation ;  amputa- 
tion; abs-,  ex-,  re-cision;  curtail- 
ment &c.  301;  minuend,  subtra- 
hend; decrease  &c.  36;  abrasion. 
V.  sub-duct,  -tract;  de-duct, 
-duce;  bate,  retrench;  remove, 
withdraw;  take  -from,  -  away; 
detract. 

garble,  mutilate,  amputate,  de- 
truncate ;  cut  -off,  -  away,  -  out ; 
abscind,  excise ;  pare,  thin,  prune, 
decimate;  abrade,  scrape,  file; 
geld,  castrate;  eliminate. 

diminish  &c.  36;  curtail  &c. 
{shorten)  301 ;  deprive  of  &c.  {talce) 
789. 

Adj.  subtracted  &c.  v.;  subtrac- 
tive. 

Adv.  in -deduction  &c.  ?^./  less; 
short  of;  minus,  without,  except, 
excepting,  with  the  exception  of, 
barring,  save,  exclusive  of,  save 
and  except,  with  a  reservation.  ^ 


40.  [Thing  remaining.]  Remain- 
der.— JV.  remainder,  residue;  re- 
mains, remanet,  remnant,  rest, 
relic;  leavings,  heel-tap,  odds  and 
ends,  cheese-parings,  candle  ends, 
oi"ts;  residuwn;  dregs  &c.  {dirt) 
653 ;  refuse  &c.  (useless)  645 ;  stub- 
ble, result,  educt;  fag-ei:id;  ruins, 
wreck,  skeleton,  stump;  alluvium. 

surplus,  overplus,  excess;  bal- 
ance, complement ;  superfluity  &c. 
{redundance)  641;  surviv-al,  -ance. 

V.  remain ;  be  -left  &c.  adj.; 
exceed,  survive;  leave. 

Adj.  remaining,    left;    left  -be- 
hind, -  over;  residu-al,  -ary;  over, 
odd;    unconsumed,    sedimentary; 
surviving;  net;  exceeding,  over  and  above ;  Ot.i  lying,  -standing; 
east  off  &c.  783;  superfluous  &c.  {redundant)  641. 
2*  17 


40a-44. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  III.  3". 


40a.    [Thing  deducted.  J  Decrement. 
count,  defect,  loss,  deduction. 


-N.  decrement,  dis- 


42.  [Freedom  from  mixture.] 
Stmpleness. — iV.  simpleness  &c. 
adj.  purity,  homogeneity. 

elimination;  sifting &c.  v.;  puri- 
fication &c.   (cleanness)  652. 

V.  render  -simple  &c.  adj.;  sim- 
plify. 

sift,  winnow,  bolt,  eliminate; 
clear ;  purify  &c.  (clean)  653 ;  dis- 
entangle &c.  (disjoi?i)  44. 

Adj.  simple,  uniform,  of  a  piece, 
homogeneous,  single,  pure,  clear, 
sheer,  neat. 

un-mixed,  -mingled,  -blended, 
-combined,  -compounded ;  elemen- 
tary, undecomposed;  un-adultera- 
ted,  -  sophisticated,  -  alloyed, 
-tinged,  -fortified;  pur  et  simple. 

free  -,  exempt-  from;  exclusive. 

Adv.  simply  &c.  adj. ;  only. 


41..  [Forming  a  whole  without 
coherence.]  Mixture. — N.  mix-, 
admix-,  commix-ture,  -tion;  com- 
mixion,  intermixture,  alloyage, 
matrimony ;  junction  &c.  43 ;  com- 
bination &c.  48. 

impregnation;  in-,  dif-,  suf-, 
trans-fusion;  infiltration;  season- 
ing, sprinkling,  interlarding;  in- 
terpolation &c.  228;  adulteration 
sophistication. 

[Thing  mixed]  tinge,  tincture, 
touch,  dash,  smack,  sprinkling, 
spice,  seasoning,  infusion,  sowpQon. 

[Compound  resulting  from  mix- 
ture] alloy,  amalgam,  magma., 
half-and-half,  melange.,  tertium 
quid.,  miscellany,  amhigu,  medley, 
mess,  hotchpot,  pasticcio,  patch- 
work, odds  and  ends,  all  sorts; 
jumble  &c.  (disorder)  59;  salad, 
sauce,  mash,  omnium  gatherum., 
gallimaufry,  olla  podrida,  olio.,  salmagundi,  potpourri.,  Noah's  ark, 
caldron;  texture,  mingled  yarn;  mosaic  &c.  (variegation)  440. 

half-blood,  -caste;  mulatto;  terc-,  quart-,  quint-eron,  &c. ; 
quad-,  octo-roon;  griffo,  zambo ;  cross,  hybrid,  mongrel. 

V.  mix;  join  &c.  43;  combine  &c.  48;  com-,  im-,  inter-mix; 
mix  up  with,  mingle;  com-,  inter-,  be-mingle;  shuffle  &c.  (de- 
range) 61;  pound  together;  hash  -,  stir- up;  knead,  brew;  im- 
pregnate with;  interlard  &c.  (interpolate)  228;  inter-twine, 
-weave  &c.  219;  associate  with. 

be  mixed  &c. ;  get  among,  be  entangled  with. 

instil,  imbue;  in-,  suf-,  trans-fuse;  infiltrate,  dash,  tinge,  tinc- 
ture, season,  sprinkle,  besprinkle,  attemper,  medicate,  blend, 
cross;  alloy,  amalgamate,  compound,  adulterate,  sophisticate, 
infect. 

Adj.  mixed  &c.  v.;  implex,  composite,  half-and-half,  linsey- 
wolsey,  hybrid,  mongrel,  heterogeneous ;  motley  &c.  (variegated) 
440;  miscellaneous,  promiscuous,  indiscriminate;  miscible. 

Adv.  among,  amongst,  amid,  amidst,  with;  in  the  midst  of, 
in  the  crowd. 


43.  Junction. — iV.  junction; 
joining  &c.  d.;  joinder,  union; 
con-nexion,  -junction,  -jugation, 
annex-ion,  -ation,  -ment;  astric- 
Uon,  attachment,  compagination. 


44.  Disjunction. — JV".  dis-junc- 
tion,  -connection,  -unity,  -union, 
-association,  -engagement ;  discon- 
tinuity &c.  70;  inconnection :  ab« 
stract-ion,  -edncss ;  isolation ;  insul- 
18 


I.  in.  r. 


QUANTITY. 


43-41 


vinctHre,  ligation,  alligation;  ac- 
couplement ;  marriage  &c.  {wedlock) 
903 ;  infibulation,  inosculation, 
symphysis,  anastomosis,  conflu- 
ence, communication,  concatena- 
tion; meeting,  reunion;  assem- 
blage &c.  72. 

joint,  joining,  juncture,  pivot, 
hinge,  articulation,  commissure, 
seam,  suture,  stitch ;  link  &c.  45 ; 
mitre,  mortise. 

closeness,  tightness,  &c.  adj.; 
coherence  &c.  46;  combination 
&c.  48. 

V.  join,  unite;  con-join,  -nect; 
associate ;  put  -,  lay-,  clap  -,  hang 
-,  lump  -,  hold  -,  piece  -,  tack  -, 
fix-  bind  up- together;  embody, 
rc-embody ;  roll  into  one. 

attach,  fix,  affix,  saddle  on, 
fasten,  bind,  secure,  clinch,  twist, 
make  -fast  &c.  adj.;  tie,  pinion, 
string,  strap,  sew,  lace,  stitch, 
tack,  knit,  button,  buckle,  hitch, 
lash,  truss,  bandage,  braid,  splice, 
swathe,  gird,  tether,  moor,  picket, 
harness,  chain;  fetter  &c.  {restrain) 
751 ;  lock,  latch,  belay,  brace, 
hook,  grapple,  leash,  couple,  ac- 
couple,  link,  yoke,  bracket ;  marry 
&c.  {wed)  903;  bridge  over,  span. 

pin,  nail,  bolt,  hasp,  clasp, 
clamp,  screw,  rivet;  impact,  sol- 
der, set;  weld  -,  fuse-together; 
wedge,  rabbet,  mortise,  mitre, 
jam,  dovetail,  enchase;  graft,  in- 
graft, inosculate;  en-,  in-twine; 
inter-  link,  -lace,  -twine,  -twist, 
-weave;  entangle;  twine  round, 
belay ;  tighten ;  trice  -,  screw-  up. 

be  -joined  &c. ;  hang  -,  hold- 
together;  cohere  &c.  46. 

Adj.  joined  &c.  i).;  joint;  con- 
joint, -junct;  corporate,  compact; 
hand  in  hand. 

firm,  fast,  close,  tight,  taut, 
taught,  secure,  set,  intervolved; 
in-separable,  -dissoluble,  -secable, 
-severable. 

Adv.  jointly  &c.   adj.;  in  con- 


arity,  -ation;  oasis;  peparateness 
&c.  adj.;  severalty;  disjecta  mem- 
Irra;  dispersion  &c.  73;  apportion- 
ment &c.  786. 

separation;  parting  &c.  ??./  de- 
tachment,  segregation;  divorce, 
sejunction,  seposition,  diducticn, 
diremption,  discerption;  elision; 
casura^  division,  subdivision, 
break,  fracture,  rupture;  com- 
partition;  dis-memberment,  -inte- 
gration, -location ;  luxation ;  sever-, 
dissever-ance ;  scission;  re-,  ab- 
scission ;  lacer-,  dilacer-ation ;  dis-, 
ab-ruption;  avulsion,  divulsion; 
section,  resection,  cleavage. 

fissure,  breach,  rent,  split,  rift, 
crack,  slit,  incision. 

dissection,  anatomy;  decompo- 
sition &c.  49 ;  cutting  instrument 
&c.  {slmrpness)  253. 

F.  be  -disjoined  &c. ;  come  -, 
fall-  -off,  -  to  pieces;  peel  off;  get 
loose. 

dis- join,  -connect,  -engage, 
-unite,  -sociate,  -pair;  divorce, 
part,  dispart,  detach,  separate,  cut 
off,  rescind,  segregate;  set-,  keep- 
apart;  insulate,  isolate;  throw  out 
of  gear;  cut  adrift;  loose;  un- 
loose, -do,  -bind,  -chain,  -lock  &c. 
{fix)^^,  -pack,  -ravel;  disentangle; 
set  free  &c.  {liberate)  750. 

sunder,  divide,  subdivide,  sever, 
dissever,  abscind;  cut;  in-cide, 
-cise;  saw,  snip,  nib,  nip,  cleave, 
rive,  rend,  slit,  split,  splinter,  chip, 
crack,  snap,  break,  tear,  burst; 
rend  &c.  -asunder,  -  in  twain; 
wrench,  rupture,  shatter,  shiver, 
cranch,  crunch,  craunch,  chop; 
cut-  rip-  up;  hack,  hew,  slash; 
whittle;  haggle,  hackle,  discind, 
lacerate,  scramble,  mangle,  gash, 
hash,  slice. 

cut  up,  carve,  dissect,  anato- 
mize ;  take  -,  pull  -,  pick  -,  tear- 
to  pieces ;  tear  -to  tatters,  ^  piece- 
meal; divellicate;  skin  &c.  226; 
dis-integrate,  -member,  -branch, 
t9 


43-47. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  III.  r 


junction  with  &c.  (in  addition  to) 
37;  fast,  firmly  «fcc.  adj.;  intimate- 
ly- 


-band;  disperse  &c.  73;  dis-locate, 
-joint;  break  up;  mince;  commi- 
nute &c.  {jiulverize)  330 ;  apportion 
&c.  786. 

part,  -company;  separate, leave. 
Adj.  disjoined  &c.  'g.;  discontinuous  &c.  70;  multipartite,  ab- 
stract; disjunctive;  isolated  &c.  ■«.;  insular,  separate,  disparate, 
discrete,  apart,  asunder,  far  between,  loose,  free;  un-attach- 
ed,  -annexed,  -associated;  distinct;  adrift;  straggling;  rift, 
reft. 

[capable  of  being  cut]  scissile,  divisible. 

Adv.  separately,  &c.  adj.;  one  by  one,  severally,  apart;  adrift, 
asunder,  in  twain ;  in  the  abstract,  abstractedly. 

45.  [Connecting  medium,]  Vinculum. — N.  vinculum,  link; 
connec-tive,  -tion ;  junction  &c.  43 ;  bond  of  union,  copula, 
intermedium,  hyphen ;  bracket ;  bridge,  stepping-stone,  isth- 
mus. 

bond,  tendon,  tendril;  fibre;  cord,  -age;  riband,  ribbon, 
rope,  cable,  line,  halser,  hawser,  painter,  moorings,  wire, 
chain ;  string,  guy  &c.  {filament)  205. 

fastening,  tie;  liga-ment,  -ture;  strap;  tackle,  rigging; 
standing -,  running-  rigging;  traces,  harness;  yoke;  band- 
age; brace,  roller,  fillet;  inkle;  with,  withe,  withy;  thong, 
braid;  girder,  tie-beam;  girth,  girdle,  cestus,  garter,  halter, 
noose,  lasso,  surcingle,  knot,  running  knot. 

pin,  corking  pin,  nail,  brad,  tack,  skewer,  staple,  clamp; 
cramp,  screw,  button,  buckle,  clasp,  hasp,  hinge,  hank,  catch, 
latch,  bolt,  latchet,  tag;  tooth;  hook,  -  and  eye;  lock,  hold- 
fast, padlock,  rivet;  anchor,  grappling-iron,  trennel,  stake, 
post. 

cement,  glue,  gum,  paste,  size,  wafer,  solder,  lute,  putty, 
bird-lime,  mortar,  stucco,  plaster,  grout. 

shackle,  rein  &c.  (means  of  rest/raint)  752;  prop  «fcc.  {support) 
215. 

F.  bridge  over,  span;  connect  &c.  43;  hang  &c.  214. 


46.  Coherence. — N.  co-,  ad-her- 
ence,  -hesion,  -hesiveness;  concre- 
tion, accretion;  con-,  ag-glutina- 
tion,  -glomeration ;  aggregation; 
consolidation,  set,  cementation; 
sticking,  soldering  &c.  v. 

tenacity,  toughness;  stickiness 
&c,  352;  insepara-bility,  -bleness;. 
burr,  remora. 

conglomerate,  concrete  &c. 
{density)  321. 

V.  cohere,  adhere,  stick,  cling, 
cleave,  hold,  take  hold  of,  hold 


47.  [Want  of  adhesion,  non-ad- 
hesion, immiscibility.]  Incoher- 
ence.— N.  non-adhesion;  immisci- 
bility; incoherence;  looseness  &c. 
tZ;./ laxity;  relaxation;  loosening 
&c,  v.;  freedom;  disjunction  &c. 
44;  rope  of  sand. 

F.  make  -loose  &c.  adj.;  loosen, 
slacken,  relax ;  un-glue  &c.  46 ;  de- 
tach &c.   {disjoin)  44. 

Adj.  non-adhesive,  immiscible; 
incoherent,  detached,  loose,  slack, 
lax,  relaxed,  flapping,  streaming; 

'4M 


I.  III.  4°. 


QUANTITY. 


47-51. 


fast,  close  with,  clasp,  hug;  grow  dishevelled;  segregated,  like 
-,  hang-  together ;  twine  round  grains  of  sand ;  unconsolidated  &c. 
&c.  (join)  43.  331,  -combined  &c.  48. 

stick  like  -a  leech,  -  wax ;  stick 
close;  cling  like  -ivy,  -  a  bur;  ad- 
here like  -a  remora,  -  Dejanira's  shirt. 

glue;   ag-,   con-glutinate ;    cement,  lute,  paste,  gum;   solder, 
weld;  cake,  consolidate  &c.  (solidify)  321;  agglomerate. 

Adj.  CO-,  ad-hesive,  -hering  &c.  v.;  tenacious,  tough;   sticky 
&c.  352. 

united,    unseparated,    sessile,   inseparable,    inextricable,    in- 
frangible*   compact  &c.  {dense)  321. 


48.  OoMBESTATiON. — N',  Combi- 
nation; mixture  &c.  41;  junction 
&c.  43;  union,  unification,  syn- 
thesis, incorporation,  amalgama- 
tion, embodiment,  coalescence, 
crasis,  fusion,  blending,  absorp- 
tion, centralization. 

compound,  amalgam,  composi- 
tion, tertium  quid;  resultant,  im- 
pregnation. 

V.  combine,  unite,  incorporate, 
amalgamate,  embody,  absorb,  re- 
embody,  blend,  merge,  fuse,  melt 
into  one,  consolidate,  coalesce, 
centralize,  impregnate;  put-, 
lump-  together;  cement  a  union, 
marry. 

Adj.  combined  &c.  ti,  ;  impreg- 
nated with,  ingrained. 


49.  Decomposition. — N.  decom 
position,  analysis,  dissection,  reso- 
lution, catalysis,  dissolution;  cor- 
ruption &c.  {uncleanness)  653;  dis- 
persion &c.  73 ;  disjunction  &c.  44. 

V.  decom-pose,  -pound;  an- 
alyze, disembody,  dissolve;  re- 
solve- separate- into  its  elements; 
electrolyze;  dissect,  decentralize, 
break  up;  disperse  &c.  73;  un- 
ravel &c.  {unroll)  313;  crumble 
into  dust. 

Adj.  decomposed  &c.  v. ;  cata< 
lytic,  analytical. 


4°.  Concrete  Quantity. 


50.  Whole.  [Principal  part.] — 
N.  whole,  totality,  integrity;  to- 
talness  &c.  adj.  ;  entirety,  ensem- 
ble^ collectiveness ;  unity  &c.  87; 
completeness  &c.  52;  indivisibili- 
ty, indiscerptibility;  integration, 
embodiment ;  integer. 

all,  the  whole,  total,  aggregate, 
one  and  all,  gross  amount,  sum, 
sum-total,  tout  ense?nble,  length  and 
breadth  of.  Alpha  and  Omego, 
"be  all  and  end  all." 

bulk,  mass,  lump,  tissue,  staple, 
body,  com-imges  ;  trunk,  bole,  hull, 
hulk,  skeleton;  greater  -,  major  -, 


51.  Part. — N.  part,  portion; 
dose;  item,  particular;  aught, 
any;  division,  ward;  subdivision, 
section;  chapter,  verse;  article, 
clause,  count,  paragraph,  passage ; 
sector,  segment;  fraction,  frag- 
ment; cantle,  -t;  frustum;  detach- 
ment, parcel. 

piece,  lump,  bit;  cut,  -ting; 
chip,  collop,  slice,  scale;  lamina 
&c.  204;  small  part;  morsel,  par- 
ticle &c.  {smallness)  32;  instal- 
ment, dividend;  share  &c.  {allot' 
ment)  786. 

debris,  odds  and  endis,  oddments, 
21 


50-53. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  III.  4°. 


best  - ,  principal  -,  main-  part;  es- 
sential part  &c.  {importance)  642; 
lion's  share,  Benjamin's  mess ;  the 
long  and  the  short;  nearly  -, 
almost-  all. 

V.  form  -,  constitute-  a  whole ; 
integrate,  embody,  amass;  aggre- 
gate &c.  {assemble)  73 ;  amount  to, 
come  to. 

Adj.  whole,  total,  integral,  en- 
tire; complete  i&c.  53;  one,  indi- 
vidual. 

un-broken,  -cut,  -divided,  -sev- 
ered, -clipped,  -cropped,  -shorn; 
seamless ;  undiminished ;  un-de- 
molisbed,  -dissolved,  -destroyed, 
-bruised. 

in  -  divisible,  -  dissoluble,  -  dis- 
solvable, -discerptible. 

wholesale,  sweeping. 

Adv.  wholly,  altogether ;  totally 
i&c.  {(•oinpletely)  52;  entirely,  all, 
all  in  all,  wholesale,  in  a  body,  collectively,  all  put  together;  in 
the  -aggre^^ate,  -  lump,  -  mass,  -  gross,  -  main,  -  long  run ;  en 
masse,  on  the  whole,  bodily,  en  bloc,  in  extenso,  throughout,  every 
inch ;  substantially. 


detritus  ;  excerpta  ;  member,  limb, 
lobe,  lobule,  arm,  wing,  scion, 
branch,  bough,  joint,  link,  off- 
shoot, ramification,  twig,  bush, 
spray,  sprig;  leaf,  -let;  stump; 
component  part  &c.  56. 

compartment;  department  &c. 
{class)  75 ;  county  &c.  (^region)  181, 

V.  part,  divide,  break  &c.  {dis- 
join) 44;  partition  &c.  {apportion) 
786. 

Ad/},  fractional,  fragmentary ; 
sectional,  aliquot;  divided  &c.  d.; 
in  compartments,  multifid. 

Adv.  pavtly,  in  part,  partially; 
piece  -meal,  part  by  part ;  by  -in- 
stalments, -  snatches,  -  inches,  - 
driblets;  bit  by  bit,  inch  by  inch, 
foot  by  foot,  drop  by  drop;  in 
-detail,  -  lots. 


52.  Completeness.  —  N.  com- 
pleteness &c.  adj.  ;  completion  &c. 
739;  integration. 

entirety;  perfection  &c.  650; 
solid-ity,  -arity;  unity;  all;  ne 
plus  ultra,  ideal,  limit. 

complement,  supplement,  make- 
weight ;  filling  up  &c.  'd. 

impletion ;  satur-ation,  -  ity ; 
high  water;  high-  flood  -,  spring- 
tide; fill,  load,  bumper,  bellyful; 
brimmer;  sufficiency  &c.  639. 

V.  be  -complete  &c.  adj.  ;  come 
to  a  head. 

render  -complete  &c.  adj.  ;  com- 
plete &c.  {accomplish)  739;  fill, 
charge,  load,  replenish ;  make  -up, 
-good;  piece-,  eke -out;  supply 
deficiencies;  fill  -up,  -  in,  -  to  the 
brim,  -  the  measure  of;  saturate. 

go  the  whole  -hog,  -  length;  go 
all  lengths. 

Adj.  complete,  entire :  whole  &c. 


53.  Incompleteness. — J^.  in- 
completeness &c.  adj. ;  deficiency, 
short  measure;  shortcoming  &c. 
304;  insufficiency  &c.  640;  imper- 
fection &c.  651;  immaturity  &c. 
{non-preparation)  674;  half  meas- 
ures. 

[part  wanting]  defect,  deficit, 
defalcation,  omission,  caret ;  in- 
terval &c.  198 ;  break  &c.  {discon- 
tinuity)  70;  non-completion  &c. 
730. 

V.  be  -incomplete  &c.  adj.  ;  fall 
short  of  &c.  304 ;  lack  &c.  {be  in- 
sufficient) 640;  neglect  &c.  460. 

Ad/),  incomplete;  imperfect  &c. 
651 ;  unfinished;  uncompleted  &c. 
{see  complete  &c.  739) ;  defective, 
deficient,  wanting,  failing ;  in  -de- 
fault, -  arrear ;  short,  -  of ;  hollow, 
meagre,  lame,  half-and-half,  per- 
functory, sketchy;  crude  &c.  {un- 
prepared)  674. 


r.  III.  4°. 


QUANTITY. 


52—55. 


50;  perfect   &c.  650;   full,  good,        mutilated,      garbled,      docked, 

absoiate,  thorough,  plenary ;  solid,     lopped,  truncated. 

undivided;  with  all  its  parts.  in  -progress,  -  hand;  going  on^ 

exhaustive,    radical,     sweeping,     proceeding, 
thorough-going.  Adv.  incompletely  &c.  adj.  ;  by 

regular,    consummate,     unmiti-    halves, 
gated,   sheer,  unqualified,  uucon-        Phr.  ccetera  desunt ;  caret. 

ditional,  free ;  abundant  &c.  {suffi-  

cient)  639. 

brimming;  brim-,  top-ful;  chock  -,  choke-  full;  as  full  as  -an 
egg  is  of  meat,  -  a  vetch ;  saturated,  crammed ;  replete  &c.  {re- 
dundant) 641;  fraught,  laden;  full-laden,  -fraught,  -charged; 
heavy  laden, 

completing  &c.  n.  ;  supplement-al,  -ary ;  ascititious. 

Adv.  completely  &c.  adj. ;  altogether,  outright,  wholly, 
totally,  in  toto,  quite ;  over  head  and  ears ;  effectually,  for  good 
and  all,  nicely,  fully,  through  thick  and  thin,  head  and  shoul- 
ders; neck  and  -heel,  -  crop;  in  -all  respects,  -  every  respect;  at 
all  points,  out  and  out,  to  all  intents  and  purposes ;  toto  ccelo ; 
utterly,  clean,  -  as  a  whistle ;  to  the  -full,  -  utmost,  -  backbone ; 
hollow,  stark;  heart  and  soul,  root  and  branch. 

to  the  top  of  one's  bent,  as  far  as  possible,  a  outrance^ 

throughout ;  from  -first  to  last,  -  beginning  to  end,  -  end  to 
end,  -  one  end  to  the  other,  -  head  to  foot,  -  top  to  toe,  -  top 
to  bottom ;  defond  en  comhle ;  d  fond,  a  capite  ad  calcem,  ab  ova 
usque  ad  mala,  fore  and  aft ;  every  -whit,  -  inch ;  cap-d-pie,  to 
the  end  of  the  chapter;  up  to  the  -brim,  -  ears,  -  eyes;  as  .  .as 
can  be. 

on  all  accounts ;  sous  tons  les  rapports;  with  a -vengeance, - 
witness. 


54.  Composition. — N.  composi- 
tion, constitution,  crasis;  combi- 
nation &c.  48;  inclusion,  admis- 
sion, comprehension,  reception. 

V.  be  -composed,  -  made,  - 
formed,  -  made  up-  of;  consist  of, 
be  resolved  into. 

include  «&c.  {in  a  class)  76 ;  con- 
tain, held,  comprehend,  take  in, 
admJt,  embrace,  embody ;  involve ; 
implicate,  drag  into. 

compose,  constitute,  form , 
make ;  make  -, .  fill  -,  build-  up ; 
enter  iuto  the  composition  of  &c. 
{be  a  component)  56. 

Adj.  containing,  constituting 
&c.  V. 


55.  Exclusion. — K  exclusion, 
non-admission,  omission,  excep- 
tion, rejection,  repudiation;  exile 
&c.   {seclusion)  8.-*}. 

separation,  segregation,  seposi- 
tion,  elimination,  coffer-dam. 

V.  be  excluded  from  «fcc. 

exclude,  bar;  leave  -,  shut  -, 
bar-  out ;  reject,  repudiate,  black- 
ball; lay  -,  put  -,  set-  -apart,  - 
aside;  relegate,  segregate;  throw 
overboard ;  strike  off,  -  out ;  neg- 
lect &c.  460;  banish  &c.  {seclude) 
893 ;  separate  &c.  {disjoin)  44. 

pass  over,  omit;  garble;  elimi- 
nate, weed,  winnow. 

Adj.  excluding  &c.  v.;  exclusive. 


excluded  &c.  v.  ;  unrecounted,  not  included  in ;  inadmissible. 


55—59. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


1.  in.  4^. 


Adn,  exclusive  of,  barring;  except;  with  the  exception  of; 
save. 


56.  Component.  —  iV.  compo- 
nent ;  component  -,  integral  -,  in- 
tegrant- part;  element,  constitu- 
ent, ingredient,  leaven;  part  and 
parcel ;  contents ;  appurtenance ; 
feature;  member  &c.  {jmrt)  51, 

V.  enter  into,  -  the  composition 
of ;  be  a  -component  &c.  n.  ;  be  -, 
form-  part  &c.  51-  of ;  merge  -,  be 
merged-  in;  be  implicated  in; 
share  in  &c.  {participate)  778;  be- 
long -,  appertain-  to. 

form,  make,  constitute,  com- 
pose. 

Adj.  forming  &c.  v.  ;  inclusive. 


57.     EXTRANEOUSNESS. — N.      CX- 

traneousness  &c.  adj.  ;  extrinsical- 
ity  «&c.  6 ;  exteriority  &c.  220. 

foreign  -body,  -  substance,  - 
element;  alien,  stranger,  intruder, 
interloper,  foreigner,  novus  Tioino^ 
new  comer,  immi-,  emi-grant;  Cre- 
ole. 

Adj.  extraneous,  foreign,  alien, 
ulterior;  tra-,  ultra-montane. 

excluded  &c.  55;  inadmissible; 
exceptional. 

Adv.  in  foreign  -parts,  -lands; 
abroad,  beyond  seas. 


SECTION  IV.     ORDER. 


1°.  Order  in  General. 


58-  Order. — N.  order,  regular- 
ity, uniformity,  symmetry,  lucidus 
ordo  ;  music  of  the  spheres. 

gradation,  progression ;  series 
&c.  {continuity)  69. 

subordination;  course,  even  te- 
nour,  routine;  method,  disposi- 
tion, arrangement,  array,  system, 
economy,  discipline;  orderliness 
&c.  adj. 

rank,  place  &c.  {i.errri)  71. 

V.  be  -,  beco'xe-  in  order  &c. 
adj.;  form,  fall  in,  draw  up;  ar- 
range -,  range  -,  place-  itself;  fall 
into  -  take-  -one's  plrxe,  -  rank ; 
rally  round. 

Adj.  orderly,  regular;  in  -order, 
-  trim,  -  apple-pie  order,  -  its 
proper  place;  neat,  tidy,  en  regle^ 
well  regulated,  correct,  methodi- 
cal, uniform,  symmetrical,  ship- 
shape, business-like,  systematic ; 
unconfused  &c.  {see  confuse  &c. 
61);  arranged  &c.  60. 

Adv.  in  order ;  methodically  &c. 
adj.  ;  in  -turn,  -  its  turn ;  step  by 


59.  [Absence,  or  want  of  Order, 
&c.]  Disorder. — N.  disorder;  de- 
rangement &c.  61;  irregularity; 
anomaly  &c.  {unconformity)  83; 
anar-chy,  -chism ;  want  of  method ; 
untidiness  &c.  adj.  ;  disunion ;  dis- 
cord &c,  24. 

confusion ;  confusedness  &c. 
ad/).  ;  disarray,  jumble,  huddle, 
litter,  lumber;  cahotage ;  farrago; 
juiess,  mash,  muddle,  hash,  hodge- 
podge; hotch-potch,  -pot;  imh'og- 
tio,  chaos,  omnium  gatherum,  med- 
ley ;  mere  -mixture  &c.  41 ;  fortui- 
tous concourse  of  atoms,  disjecta 
memh'a,  rudis  indigestaque  moles. 

complexity  ;  complexness  &c. 
adj.  ;  com-,  im-plication ;  intri- 
cacy, -cation ;  perplexity ;  network, 
labyrinth;  wilderness,  jungle;  in- 
volution, ravelling,  entanglement; 
coil  &c.  {convolution)  248;  sleave, 
tangled  skein,  knot,  Gordian 
knot,  wheels  within  wheels. 

turmoil;  ferment  &c.  {agitation) 
315 ;  to  do,  trouble,  pudder,  poth- 
24 


I.  IV.  v. 


ORDER. 


58-61. 


step;  by  regular  -steps,  -  grada- 
tions, -  stages,  -  intervals;  seria- 
tim, systematically,  by  clockwork, 
gradatim ;  at  stated  periods  &c. 
{'periodically)  138. 


er,  row,  disturbance,  convulsion, 
tumult,  uproar,  riot,  rumpus, 
stour,  scramble,  fracas,  embroil- 
ment, melee^  spill  and  pelt,  rough 
and  tumble;  whirlwind  &c.  343: 
bear  garden,  Babel,  Saturnalia, 
Donnybrook  Fair,  confusion  worse 
confounded,  most  admired  disorder,  concordia  discors ;  Bedlam, 
-,  hell-  broke  loose;  bull  in  a  china  shop;  all  the  fat  in  the  fire, 
diable  a  quatre,  Devil  to  pay ;  pretty  kettle  of  fish ;  pretty  piece 
of  -work,  -  business, 
slattern,  slut. 

V.  be  -disorderly  &c.  adj.  ;  ferment,  play  at  cross  purposes, 
put  out  of  order;  derange  &c.  61;  ravel  &c.  219;  rufile,  rum- 
ple. 

Adj.  disorderly,  orderless;  out  of -order,  -place,  -gear;  ir- 
regular, desultory;  anomalous  &c.  {unconformable)  83;  strag- 
gling; un- im-methodical;  unsymmetric,  unsystematic;  untidy, 
slovenly ;  dislocated ;  out  of  sorts ;  promiscuous,  indiscriminate ; 
chaotic,  anarchical ;  unarranged  &c.  {see  arrange  &c.  60) ;  con- 
fused; deranged  &c.  61;  topsy  turvy  &c.  {inverted)  218;  shape- 
less &c.  241 ;  disjointed,  out  of  joint. 

com-plex,  -plexed;  intricate,  complicated,  perplexed,  in- 
volved, ravelled,  entangled,  knotted,  tangled,  inextricable; 
irreducible. 

troublous;  riotous  &c.  {violent)  173. 

Adv.  irregularly  &c.  adj.;  by  fits  and  -snatches,  -  starts; 
pell-mell;  higgledy-piggledy;  helter-skelter,  harum-scarum;  in 
a  ferment;  at  -sixes  and  sevens,  -  cross  purposes;  upside  down 
&c.  218. 

Phr.  the  cart  before  the  horse,  varepov  npCrepov,  chaos  is  come 
again. 


60.  [Reduction  to  Order.]  Ar- 
rangement.—  JV.  arrangement; 
plan  &c.  626;  preparation  &c. 
673;  dispos-al,  -ition;  col-,  al-loca- 
tion ;  distribution ;  sorting  &c.  v.; 
assortment,  allotment,  apportion- 
ment, taxis,  taxonomy,  syntaxis, 
graduation,  organization. 

analysis,  classification,  division, 
digestion. 

[Result  of  arrangement]  digest ; 
synopsis  &c.  {comjjendiiun)  596 ; 
synta<jma,  table;  register  &c.  {re- 
cord)  551;  organism,  architecture. 

[Instrument  for  sortirg]   sieve, 
riddle,  screen. 
3 


61.  [Subversion  of  Order;  bring- 
ing into  disorder.]  Derangement. 
— iV.  derangement  &c.  v. ;  disor- 
der &c.  59;  evection,  discompo- 
sure, disturbance;  dis-,  de-organi- 
zation; dislocation;  perturbation, 
interruption ;  shufiiing  &c.  v.  ;  in- 
version &c.  218;  corrugation  &c. 
{fold)  258. 

F.  derange;  dis-,  mis-arrange; 
dis-,  mis-place;  mislay,  decom- 
pose, disorder,  de-,  dis-organize ; 
embroil,  unsettle,  disturb,  con- 
fuse, trouble,  perturb,  jumble, 
tumble ;  huddle,  shuffle,  muddle, 
toss,  hustle,  fumble,  riot;  bring 
25 


60—63. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


L  IV.  1°. 


V.  reduce  to  -,  bring  into-  or- 
der ;  introduce  order  into ;  rally. 

arrange,  dispose,  place,  form; 
put  -,  set  -,  place-  in  order;  set 
out,  collocate,  pack,  marshal, 
range,  size,  rank,  group,  parcel  out, 
allot,  distribute,  deal ;  cast  -,  as- 
sign- the  parts ;  dispose  of,  assign 
places  to;  assort,  sort;  sift,  rid- 
dle; put  -,  set-  -to  rights,  -into 
shape,  -  in  trim,  -  in  array. 

class,  -ify;  divide;  file,  string 
together,  thread  ;  register  &c. 
(record)  551;  catalogue,  tabulate, 
index,  graduate,  digest. 

methodize,  regulate,  systema- 
tize, coordinate,  organize,  settle, 
fix. 

unravel,  disentangle,  ravel,  card;  disembroil. 

Adj.  arranged  &c.  v.  ;  embattled,  in   battle  array ;  cut  and 
dried;  methodical,  orderly,  regular,  systematic. 


-,  put  -,  throw-  in^o  -disorder  «fec. 
59;  break  the  ranks,  disconcert, 
convulse ;  break  in  upon. 

unhinge,  dislocate,  put  out  of 
joint,  throw  out  of  gear. 

turn  topsy-turvy  &c.  (invert) 
218;  bedevil;  complicate,  involve, 
perplex,  confound;  im-,  em-bran- 
gle;  tangle,  entangle,  ravel,  tow- 
zle,  dishevel,  ruffle;  rumple  &c. 
(fold)  258. 

litter,  scatter;  mix  &c.  41. 

Adj.  deranged  &c.  «. ;  syncre- 
tic, -tistic. 


2°.  Consecutive  Order. 


62.  Precedence. — iV.  prece- 
dence; coming  before  &c.  ^./  the 
icad,  le  pas;  superiority  &c.  33; 
importance  &c.  642;  anteced-ence, 
•ency ;  anteriority  &c.  (front)  234 ; 
precursor  &c.  61 ;  priority  &c.  116; 
precession  &c.  280;  anteposition. 

V.  precede ;  come  -before,  -  first ; 
head,  lead,  take  the  lead;  lead  the 
-way,  -dance;  introduce,  usher  in  ; 
have  the  ^9<i5.s/  set  the  fashion  &c, 
(influence)  175;  open  the  ball;  take 
-,  have-  precedence ;  nave  the  start 
&c.  (get  before)  280. 

place  before;  prefix;  premise, 
prelude,  preface. 

Adj.  preceding  &c.  ■»./  pre-,  an- 
te-cedent;  anterior;  prior  &c.  110; 
before;  former,  foregoing;  before-, 
above-mentioned ;  aforesaid,  said  ; 

{)recurs-ory,  -ive;  prevenient,  pre- 
iminary,  prefatory,  introductory;  p'relus-ive,   ory;  proemial,  pre- 
paratory. 
Ado.  before ;  in  advance  &c.  (precession)  280. 
Phr.  8eniore»  priores. 


63.  Sequence. — W.  sequence, 
coming  after;  going  after  &c.  (fol- 
lowing) 281 ;  consecution,  succes- 
sion; posteriority  &c.  117. 

continuation;  order  of  succes- 
sion; successiveness. 

secondariness;subordinancy  &c. 
(inferiority)  34. 

V.  succeed;  come  -after,  -on, 
-  next;  follow,  ensue  step  into  the 
shoes  of;  alternate. 

place  after,  suflSx,  append. 

Adj.  succeeding  &c.  v.;  sequent; 
sub  -,  con  -  sequent ;  sequacious, 
proximate,  next;  consecutive  &c. 
(continuity)  69. 

latter;  posterior  &c.  117. 

Adv.  after,  subsequently;  be 
hind  &c.  (rear)  235. 


I.  IV.  2°. 


ORDER. 


64-67. 


64.  Precursor. — iY.  precursor, 
antecedent,  precedent,  predeces- 
sor ;  forerunner,  van-courier,  avant- 
coureur^  pioneer,  prodrome,  'prodro- 
tnos,  outrider-,  leader,  bell-weather; 
herald,  harbinger;  dawn. 

prelude,  preamble,  preface,  pro- 
logue, avant-propos,  ^;?'o^asis,  2^roe- 
mium,  prolusion,  proem,  'prolejms^ 
prolegomena.,  prefix,  introduction; 
heading,  frontispiece,  ground- 
work; preparation  (fee.  673;  over- 
ture, exordium,  symphony;  pre- 
mises. 

prefigurement  &c.  511 ;  omen  &c.  513. 

Adj.  precursory ;  prelu-sive,  -sory,  -dious ;  proemial,  introduc- 
tory, prefatory,  prodromous,  inaugural,  preliminary;  precedent 
&c.  (prior)  116. 


65.  Sequel. — JV.  sequel,  suffix, 
successor ;  tail,  queue,  train,  wake, 
trail,  rear;  retinue,  suite;  appen- 
dix, postscript;  epilogue;  perora- 
tion: codicil;  continuation,  seque- 
la; appendage;  tail -,  heel-piece ; 
tag,  more  last  words ;  colo  phon. 

after-part,  -piece,  -course, 
-thought,  -game;  arriere  pe?isea, 
second  thouorhts. 


66.  Beginning. — iV.  beginning, 
commencement,  opening,  outset, 
incipience,  inception,  inchoation; 
intiDduction  &c.  (precursor)  64; 
alpha;  initial;  inauguration,  dedut, 
le  premier  pas,  embarcation,  rising 
of  the  curtain;  outbreak,  onset, 
brunt ;  initiative,  move,  first  move ; 
narrow  -,  thin-  end  of  the  wedge ; 
fresh  start,  new  departure. 

origin  &c.  (cause)  153;  source, 
rise;  bud,  germ  &c.  153;  egg,  ru- 
diment; genesis,  birth,  nativity, 
cradle,  infancy;  start,  starting- 
point  i&c.  293 ;  dawn  &c.  (morning) 
125. 

title-page;  head, -ing;  van  &c. 
(front)  234. 

en-trance,  -try;  inlet,  orifice, 
mouth,  chops,  lips,  porch,  portal, 
portico,  prjpyloii,  door ;  gate,  -way ; 
postern,  wicket,  threshold,  vesti- 
bule; skirts,  border  &c.  (edge)  231. 

first  -stage,  -  blush,  -  glance,  - 
impression,  -  sight. 

rudiments,  elements,  outlines, 
grammar,  alphabet,  ABC. 

V.  begin,  commence,  inchoate, 
rise,  arise,  originate,  conceive,  in- 
itiate, open,  dawn,  r-^t  in,  take  its 


67.  End. — iV.  end,  close,  termi- 
nation ;  disinence,  conclusion, 
Jinis,  finale.,  period,  term,  terminus, 
last,  omega;  ex-treme,  -tremity; 
gable  -,  butt  -,  fag-end ;  tip,  nib, 
point;  tail  &c.  (i-ear)  235;  verge 
&c.  (ed^e)  231;  tag,  peroration; 
l)onn6  hoiiche. 

consummation,  denouement;  fin- 
ish &c.  (completion)  729;  fate; 
doom,  -sday;  crack  of  doom,  day 
of  Judgment,  fall  of  the  curtain ; 
goal,  destination;  limit,  determi- 
nation ;  expiration,  expiry ;  death 
&c.  360;  end  of  all  things;  finality, 

break  up,  commencement  de  la  fin, 
last  stage,  turning  point ;  coup  ds 
grace,  death-blow. 

V.  end,  close,  finish,  terminate, 
conclude,  be  all  over;  expire;  die 
&c.  360 ;  come  -,  draw-  to  a  -close 
&c.  n.;  have  run  its  course;  run 
out,  pass  away. 

bring  to  an  -end  &c.  n.;  put  an 
end  to,  make  an  end  of;  deter- 
mine; get  through;  achieve  &c. 
(complete)  729 ;  stop  &c.  (maJce  to 
cease)  142 ;  shut  up  shop. 

Adj.  ending  &c.  v.;  final,  termi- 
nal, definitive;  crowning  &c.  (com' 
27 


66-70. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONSo 


I.  IV.  2- 


j)leting)  729 ;  last,  ultimate ;  hinder- 
most  ;  rear  &c.  235 ;  caudal. 

contermin-ate,  -ous,  -able. 

ended  &c.  v.;  at  an  end;  settled, 
decided,  over,  played  out,  set  at 
rest;  conclusive. 

penultimate;  last  but  -one,  - 
two,  &c. 

unbegun,  uncommenced;  fresh. 

Adv.  finally  &c.  adj.;  in  fine;  at 
the  last ;  once  for  all. 


rise,  enter  upon,  enter ;  set  out  &c. 
{depart)  293 ;  embark  in. 

usher  in ;  lead  -off,  -  the  way ; 
take  the  -lead,  -initiative;  inaugu- 
rate, head;  stand  -at  the  head,  - 
first,  -  for;  lay  the  foundations  &c. 
{prepare)  673;  found  &c.  {cause) 
153;  set  -up,  -  on  foot,  -  agoing,  - 
abroach,  -  the  ball  in  motion ;  ap- 
ply the  match  to  a  train ;  launch, 
broach;  open -up,  -the  door  to; 
set  -about,  -  to  work ;  make  a  -be- 
ginning, -  start ;  handsel ;  take  the 

Tst  step,  lay  the  first  stone,  cut  the  first  turf;  break  -ground,  - 
^fle  ice,  -  cover;  pass  -,  cross-  the  Rubicon;  open  -fire,  -the 
ball;  ventilate,  air;  undertake  &c.  676. 

come  into  -existence,  -  the  world;  make  one's  debut,  take 
birth;  burst  forth,  break  out;  spring  -,  crop-  up. 

begin  -at  the  beginning,  -  ab  ovo,  -  again,  -  de  novo;  start 
afresh,  make  a  fresh  start,  shuflie  the  card^,  resume,  recom- 
mence. 

Adj.  beginning  &c.  v.;  initi-al,  -atory,  -ative;  inceptive,  in- 
troductory, incipient;  proemial,  inaugural;  incho-ate,  -ative; 
embryonic,  rudimental;  primogenial;  primeval  &c.  {old)  124; 
aboriginal;  natal,  nascent. 

first,  foremost,  leading;  maiden. 

begun  &c.  v.;  just  -begun  &c.  v. 

Adv.  at  -,  in-  the  beginning  &c.  n.;  first,  in  the  first  place, 
imprimis^  first  and  foremost;  in  limine ;  in  -the  bud,  -  embryo, 


its  infancy;   from  -the  beginning, 
incunabilis. 


its  birtii ;  ah  -initio,  -  ova, 


68.  Middle. — N.  middle,  midst,  mediety;  mean  &c.  29; 
medium,  middle  term;  centre  &c.  222,  mid-course  &c.  628; 
mezzo  termine;  juste  milieu  &c.  628;  half-way  house,  nave, 
navel,  omphalos;  nucle-us,  -olus. 

equidistance,  bisection,  half-distance;  equator,  diaphragm, 
midriff;  interjacence  &c.  228. 

Adj.  middle,  medial,  mesial,  mean,  mid;  middle-,  mid-most; 
mediate;  intermediate  &c.  {interjacent)  228;  equidistant;  cen- 
tral &c.  222 ;  mediterranean,  equatorial. 

Adv.  ih  the  middle;  mid-,  half-way;  midships,  inmediasres. 


69.  [Uninterrupted  sequence.] 
Continuity. — N.  continuity;  con- 
secu-tion,  -tiveness  &c.  adj. ;  suc- 
cession, round,  suite,  progression, 
series,  train,  chain;  cat-,  concat- 
enation; scale;  gradation,  course. 

procession,     column ;      retinue, 


70.  [Interrupted  sequence.]  Dis- 
continuity. —  N.  discontinuity ; 
disjunction  &c.  44;  anacoluthon; 
interruption,  break,  fracture,  flaw, 
fault,  crack,  cut ;  gap  &c.  {interval) 
198;  solution  of  continuity,  caesura; 
broken  thread;  parenthesis,  epi- 
28 


I.  IV.  3°. 


ORDER. 


69-73. 


cortege,  cavalcade,   rank  and  file, 
line  of  battle,  array. 

pedigree,  genealogy,  lineage, 
race. 

rank,  file,  line,  row,  range,  tier, 
string,  thread,  team;  suit;  colon- 
nade. 

F.  follow  in  -,  form-  a  series 
&c.  n. ;    fall  in. 

arrange  in  a  -series  &c.  n. ; 
string  together,  file,  thread,  gradu- 
ate, tabulate. 

Adj.  continu-ous,  -ed;  consecu- 
tive; progressive,  gradual;  serial, 
successive;  immediate,  unbroken, 
entire;  linear;  in  a  -line,  -  row 
&c.  n.\  uninter-rupted,  -mitting; 
unremitting;  perennial,  evergreen; 
constant. 

Adv.  continuously  &c.  adj. ;  ser- 
iatim', in  a  -line  &c.  n. ;  in  -succes- 
sion, -  turn;  running,  gradually, 
step  by  step,  gradatim,  at  a  stretch ; 
in  -file,  -  cblumn,  -  single  file,  - 
Indian  file. 

71.  Term. — N.  term,  rank,  station,  stage,  step;  degree  &c. 
26;  scale,  remove,  grade,  link,  peg,  round  of  the  ladder, 
status,  position,  place,  point,  mark,  pas,  period,  pitch ;  stand, 
-ing;  footing,  range. 

V.  hold  -,  occupy  -,  find  -  fall  into-  a  place  &c.  n, 

8°   COLLECr-^E   ObDER. 


sode;  rhapsody,  patchwork;  inter- 
mission; alternation  &c.  (period- 
icity)  138;  dropping  fire. 

V.  be  -discontinuous  &c.  adj.\ 
alternate,  intermit. 

discontinue,  pause,  interrupt; 
intervene;  break,  -  in  upon;  in- 
terpose &c.  228;  break  -,  snap- 
the  thread;  disconnect  &c.  (dis- 
join) 44. 

Adj.  discontinuous,  unsucces- 
sive,  broken,  interrupted,  decousu; 
dis-,  un-connected;  fitful  &c.  {ir- 
regular) 139;  spasmodic,  desultory, 
intermit-ting  &c.  ^.,  -tent;  alter- 
nate; recurrent  &c.  (periodic)  138; 
few  and  far  between. 

Adv.  at  intervals;  by  -snatches, 
-  jerks,  ■  -  skips,  -  catches,  -  fits 
and  starts ;  skippingly,  per  saltum; 
longo  intervallo. 


72.  Assemblage.  —  iV^.  asscrr. 
blage;  col-lection,  -location,  -liga- 
^on;  compilation,  levy,  gathering, 
ingathering,  muster,  attroupement; 
con-course,  -flux,  -gregation,  -tes- 
seration,  -vergence  &c.  290;  meet- 
ing, levee,  reunion,  drawing  room, 
at  home;  conversazione  &c.  (social 
gathering)  892;  j.ssembly,  con- 
gress ;  conven-tion,  -tide ;  gemote ; 
conclave  &c.  (council)  696;  posse, 
posse  comitates  ;  Noah's  ark. 

miscellany,  collectanea  ;  museum, 
menagerie,  &c.  (store)  633. 

crowd,  throng;  flood,  rush,  de- 
luge;   rabble,  mob,    press,   crush, 
cohue,  horde,  body,  tribe;    crew, 
S  * 


7o.  Non-assemblage.  Disper- 
sion.— N.  dispersion;  disjunction 
&c.  44 ;  divergence  &c.  291 ;  scat- 
tering &c.  V. ;  dissemination,  dif- 
fusion, dissipation,  distribution ; 
apportionment  &c.  786;  spread, 
respersion,  circumfusion,  inter- 
spersiou,  spargefaction. 

waifs  and  estrays,  flotsam  and 
jetsam,  disjecta  membra, 

V.  disperse,  scatter,  sow,  dis- 
seminate, diffuse,  shed,  spread, 
overspread,  dispense,  disband,  dis- 
embody, dismember,  distribute ; 
apportion  &c.  786;  blow  off,  let 
out,  dispel,  cast  forth,  draught  off  ,• 
strew,  straw,  strow ;  spirtle,  cast, 
29 


72—75. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.   IV. 


sprinkle;  issue,  deal  out,  retail, 
utter;  re-,  inter  -  sperse ;  set 
abroach,  circumfuse. 

turn  -,  cast-  adrift;  scatter  to 
the  winds ;  sow  broadcast. 

spread  like  wildfire,  disperse 
themselves. 

Adj.  unassembled  &c.  (see  as- 
semble &c.  72) ;  dispersed  &c.  v, ; 
sparse,  dispread,  broadcast,  spora- 
dic, wide-spread;  epidemic  &c. 
(general)  78;  adrift,  stray;  dishev- 
elled, streaming. 

Adv.  sparsim,  here  and  there, 
passim. 


gang,  knot,  squad,  band,  party; 
swarm,  shoal,  school,  covey,  flock, 
herd,  drove;  array,  bevy,  galaxy; 
corpSj  company,  troop,  troupe; 
army,  regiment  &c.  (combatants) 
726;  host  &c.  (multitude)  102; 
populousness. 

clan,  brotherhood,  association 
&c.  (party)  712. 

volley,  shower,  storm,  cloud. 

group,  cluster,  Pleiades,  clamp, 
pencil ;  set,  batch,  lot,  pack ;  bud- 
get, assortment,  bunch;  parcel; 
pack-et,  -age;  bundle,  fasciculus, 
fascine,  bale;  ser-on,  -oon;  fag- 
got, wisp,  truss,  tuft ;  shock,  rick, 
fardel,  stack,  sheaf,  haycock. 

accumulation  &c.  (store)  636;  congeries,  heap,  lump,  pile,  roU' 
lean,  tissue,  mass,  pyramid ;  drift ;  snow-ball,  -drift ;  acervation, 
cumulation;  glom-,  agglom-eration ;  conglobation ;  conglomer- 
ation, -ate;  coacervation,  coagmentation,  aggregation,  concen- 
tration, congestion,  omnium  gatherum^  spicilegium,  black  hole  of 
Calcutta;  quantity  &c.  (greatness)  31. 

V.  [be  or  come  together]  assemble,  collect,  muster;  meet, 
unite,  join,  rejoin;  cluster,  flock,  swarm,  surge,  stream,  herd, 
crowd,  throng,  associate;  con-gregate,  -glomerate,  -centrate; 
centre  round,  rendezvous,  resort ;  come  -,  flock  -,  get  -,  pig-  to- 
gether; forgather;  huddle;  reassemble. 

[get  or  bring  together]  assemble,  muster;  bring  -,  get  -,  put  . 
-,  draw -,  scrape-,  lump-  together;  col-lect,  -locate,  -ligate; 
get  in;  gather;  hold  a  meeting;  con-vene,  -voke,  -vocate;  rake 
up,  dredge;  heap,  mass,  pile;  pack,  put  up,  truss,  cram;  acer- 
vate ;  ag-glomerate,  -gregate ;  compile ;  group,  aggroup,  concen- 
trate, unite ;  collect  -,  bring-  into  a  focus ;  amass,  accumulate 
&c.  (store)  636;  collect  in  a  drag-net;  heap  Ossa  upon  Pelion. 

Adj.  assembled  &c.  i\ ;  closely  packed,  dense,  serried,  crowd- 
ed to  suffocation,  teeming,  swarming,  populous;  as  thick  as 
hops;  all  of  aheap,  fasciculated;  cumulative. 

rhr.  the  plot  thickens. 

74.  [Place  of  meeting.]  Focus. — iV".  focus;  point  of-  con- 
vergence &c.  290;  corradiation;  centre  &c.  222;  gathering- 
place,  resort;  haunt;  rendezvous;  rallying  point,  head-quar- 
ters, home,  club;  depot  &c.  (store)  636;  trysting-place ;  place 
of  -meeting,  -  resort,  -  assignation ;  jmint  de  reunion  ;  issue. 
V.  bring  to  -a  point,  -  a  focus,  -  an  issue. 


4°.  Distributive  Order. 

75.  Class. — N.  class,   division,  category,  categorema^  head, 
order,  section;  department,  province   domain. 

30 


I.  IV.  4" 


ORDER. 


75-79- 


kind,  sort,  genus,  species,  variety,  family,  race,  tribe,  caste, 
sept,  clan,  breed,  type,  kit,  sect,  set;  assortment;  feather, 
kidney;  suit;  range;  gender,  sex,  kin. 

manner,  description,  denomination,  designation,  character' 
stamp ;  predicament. " 

similarity  &c.  17. 


77.  Exclusion. *- 
&c.  55. 


-JV.    exclusici; 


76.  Inclusion.  [Comprehension 
under,  or  reference  to  a  class.] — 
iV".  inclusion,  admission,  compre- 
hension, reception. 

composition  «fcc.  {indvMon  in  a 
compound)  54. 

V.  be  -included  in  &c. ;  come  -,  fall  -,  range-  under ;  belong 
-,  pertain-  to;  range  with;  merge  in. 


refer 


include,    comprise,    comprehend,    contain, 
receive ;  enclose  &c.  (circumscribe)  229. 

reckon  -,   enumerate  -,   number-  among; 
arrange-  -under,  -  with ;  take  into  account. 

Adj.  includ-ed,  -ing  &c.  -z). ;  inclusive ;  congen-er 
the  same  -class  &c.  75. 

Fhr.  et  hoc  genus  omne  &c.,  etc. ;  et  ccetera. 


admit,    embrace, 


;o;  place  -, 
-erous;  of 


78.  Genebality. — A"",  general- 
ity, -ization ;  universality ;  catho- 
lic-ity,  -ism;  miscel-lany,  -lane- 
ousness;  drag-net. 

every-one,  -body;  all  hands,  all 
the  world  and  his  wife ;  any  body, 
N  or  M,  all  sorts. 

prevalence,  run. 

F.  be  -general  &c.  ad]. ;  pre- 
vail, be  going  about,  stalk  abroad. 

render  -general  &c.  adj. ;  gen- 
eralize. 

Adj.  general,  generic,  collec- 
tive ;  broad,  comprehensive,  sweep- 
ing ;  encyclopedical,  widespread 
«fcc.  {dispersed)  73. 

universal ;  catho-lic,  -lical ;  com- 
mon, world-wide;  oe-,  e-cumeui- 
cal ;  transcendental ;  prevalent, 
prevailing,  rife,  epidemic,  beset- 
ting ;  all  over,  covered  with. 

every,  all;  unspecified,  imper- 
sonal. 


79. 


Speciality. — N.  speciality, 
individ-uality,  -uity; 
particularity,  peculiarity;  idiocra- 
sy  &c.  (tendency)  176 ;  personality, 
characteristic,  mannerism,  idio- 
syncrasy; specificness  &c.  adj.\ 
singularity  &c.  {unconformity)  83; 
reading,  version,  lection;  state; 
trait;  distinctive  feature;  techni- 
cality. 

particulars,  details,  items, 
counts. 

I,  self,  I  myself;  my-,  him-, 
her-,  it-self. 

V.  specify,  particularize,  indi- 
vidualize, realize,  specialize,  desig- 
nate, determine. 

descend  to  particulars,  enter  in- 
to detail,  come  to  the  point. 

Adj.  special,  particular,  indi- 
vidual, specific,  proper,  personal, 
original,  private,  respective,  defi- 
nite,   determinate,     especial,   cer- 


*  The  same  cet  of  words  are  used  to  express  Exclusion  from  a  class  ai^d 
Exclusion  from  a  compound.  Reference  is  therefore  made  to  the  former 
at  55  This  identity  does  not  occur  with  regard  to  Inclusion,  which  there- 
fore constitutes  a  separate  category. 

ai 


78-83. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  IV.  4r 


customary  &c.  Qwhitual)  613. 
Adv.    what-ever,    -soever;   to 
man 


one  and  all. 
generally  &c.  adj. ;  always,  for 
better  for  worse ;  in  general,  gen- 
erally speaking;  speaking  gener- 
ally; for  the  most  part;  in  the 
}.ong  run  &c.  {on  an  average)  29. 


tain,    esoteric,     endemic,    partial, 
party,   peculiar,    appropriate,  sev- 


eral, characteristic,  diagnostic,  ex- 
clusive; singular  &c.  {exceptional) 
83;  idiomatic;  typical, 
this,  that;  yon,  -der. 
Adv.  specially  &c.  adj. ;  in  par- 
ticular,   in   propria   persona;    ad 
Tiominem  ;  for  my  part, 
each,  apiece,   one  by  one;  sev- 
erally, respectively,  each  to  each;  seriatim^  in  detail,  bit  by  bit; 
wro  -hac  vice^  -  re  natd. 
namely,  that  is  to  say,  videlicet^  viz. ;  to  wit. 

6°.  Ordeb  as  regards  Categories. 


80.  Rule. — N.  regularity,  uni- 
formity, constancy,  clock  -  work 
precision;  punctuality  &c.  {exact- 
ness) 494;  routine  &c.  {custom)  613; 
formula;  rule  &c.  {form^  regula- 
tion) 697  ;  key-note,  standard, 
model;  precedent  &c.  {prototype) 
22 ;  conformity  &c.  82. 

nature,  principle ;  law ;  order  of 
things ;  normal  -,  natural  -,  ordi- 
nary -,  model-  -  state,  -  condition ; 
standing-  dish,  -  order;  Procrus- 
tean law ;  law  of  the  Medes  and 
Persians. 

Adj.  regular,  uniform,  constant, 
steady;  according  to  rule  &c.  {conformable)  82;  custamarv&c.  613. 


81.  MuLTiFORMii  . — N.  multi-, 
omni-f ormity ;  variety,  diversity; 
multifariousness  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  multi-form,  -fold,  -farious, 
-generous  ;  variform,  manifold, 
many-sided ;  omni-form,  -genous, 
-farious ;  heterogeneous,  motley, 
mosaic;  epicene,  indiscriminate, 
de&ultory,  irregular,  diversified, 
different,  divers;  all  manner  of; 
of  -every  description,  -  all  sorts 
and  kinds;  et  hoc  genus  omne;  and 
what  not  ?  de  omnibus  rebus  et  qui- 
busdam  aliz^ 


82.  Conformity. — N.  conform- 
ity, -ance ;  observance. 

naturalization ;  conventionality 
&c.  {custom)  613;  agreement  &c. 
23. 

example,  instance,  specimen, 
sample,  quotation ;  exemplifica- 
tion, illustration,  case  in  point. 

pattern  &c.  {prototype)  22. 
■  V.  conform  to,  -  rule;   accom- 
modate -,  adapt-  oneself  to ;  rub 
off  corners. 

be  -regular  &c.  adj. ;  move  in  a 
groove ;  follow  -,  observe  -,  go  by 
-,  bend  to  -,  obey-  -rules,  -  prece- 
dents; comply  -,  tally  -,  chime  in 
-.  fall  in- with ;  be  -guided,  -regu- 


83.  Uncont^ormity.  —  N.  non- 
conformity  <S5c.  83;  un-,  dis-con- 
formity,  unccnventionality,  infor- 
mality, abnormity,  anomaly;  ano- 
malousness  &c.  adj. ;  exception, 
peculiarity;  infraction  -,  breach 
-,  violation  -,  infringement-  of 
-law,  -  custom,  -  usage;  eccen- 
tricity, biza7rerie,  oddity,  je  ne  sai» 
quoi,  monstrosity,  rarity. 

individuality,  idiosyncrasy,  orig- 
inality, mannerism. 

aberration;  irregularity;  varie- 
ty ;  singularity ;  exemption ;  salvo 
&c.  {qualification)  469. 

nonconformist  ;nondescript, 
character,  original,  nonsuch,  mon- 
32 


T.  IV   5°. 


ORDER. 


82— sa 


lated-  by;  fall  into  a  -custom,  - 
usage ;  follow  the  -fashion,  -  mul- 
titude; pass  muster,  do  as  others 
do,  hurier  avec  les  lowp^ ;  do  at 
Rome  as  th3  Romans  do;  go-, 
swim-  with  the  -streana,  -  current, 
•-  tide ;  tread  the  beaten  track  &c. 
{habit)  613;  keep  one  in  counte- 
nance. 

exemplify,  illustrate,  cite,  quote, 
put  a  case ;  produce  an-  instance 
&c.  n. 

Adj.  conformable  to  rule ;  regu- 
lar &c.  80 ;  according  to  -regula- 
tion, -  rule,  -  Cocker;  en  regle^ 
BeUm  Us  regies^  well  regulated,  or- 
derly. 

conventional  &c.  {customary) 
613;  of  -daily,  -  every  day-  occur- 
rence; in  the  natural  order  of 
things;  ordinary,  common,  habit- 
ual, usual. 

in  the  order  of  the  day;  natural- 
ized. 

typical,  normal,  formal;  canoni- 
cal, orthodox,  sound,  strict,  rigid, 
positive,  uncompromising,  Pro- 
crustean. 

secundum  artem,  ship-shape,  tech- 
nical. 

exemplary,  illustrative,  in  point. 

Adv.  conformably  &c.  adj. ;  by 
rule;  agreeably  to;  in  -conformity, 
~  accordance,  -  keeping-  with  ac- 
cording to;  consistently  with;  as 
usual,  ad  insta-r^  instar  omnium; 
more  -solito,  -  majorum. 

for  the  sake  of  conformity;  of 
-,  as  a  matter  of-  course;  pro 
forma.,  for  form's  sake,  by  the 
card. 

invariably  &c.  {uniformly)  16. 

for -example,  -  instance;  exemr 
pli  gratia  ;  e.  g. ;  inter  alia. 

Phr.  cela  xa  sans  dire ;  ex  pedt 
Herculem,  noscitur  d  sociis. 


ster,  prodigy,  wonder,  miracle, 
curiosity,  flying  fish,  bKck  swan, 
lusus  naturce,  rara  avis,  queer  fish; 
mongrel  ;  half-caste,  -blood, 
-breed ;  metis,  cross  breed,  hybrid, 
mule,  mulatto ;  tertium  quid,  her> 
maphrodite. 

phoenix,  chimera,  hydra,  sphinx, 
minotaur;  griff-in,  -on;  centaur, 
hippo-griff,  -centaur;  saggittary; 
kraken,  cockatrice,  wyvern,  roc, 
dragon,  sea  -  serpent ;  mermaid ; 
unicorn  ;  Cyclops,  "men  whose 
heads  do  grow  beneath  their 
shoulders; "  Teratology. 

fish  out  of  water ;  freak  of  na- 
ture ;  neither  -one  thing  nor  an- 
other, -  fish,  flesh  nor  fowl  nor 
good  red  herring;  one  in  a  -way, 

-  thousand ;  out-cast,  -law ;  oasis. 
V.  be  -unconformable  &c.  adj. ; 

leave  the  beaten  -track,  -  path ; 
infringe  -,  break  -,  violate-  a  -law, 

-  hcbit,  -  usage,  -  custom;  drive 
a  coach  and  six  through ;  stretch  a 
point;  have  no  business  there; 
baflle  -,  beggar-  all  description. 

Adj.  unconformable,  exception- 
al; abnorm-al,  -ous;  anomal-ous, 
-istic;  out  of  -order,  -  place,  - 
keeping,  -  tune,  -one's  element; 
irregular,  arbitrary ;  lawless,  in- 
formal, aberrant,  stray,  wander- 
ing, wanton;  peculiar,  exclusive, 
unnatur.il,  eccentric,  egregious ; 
out  of  the  -ber.teu  track,  -  com- 
mon, -  comiiion  run,  -  pale  of; 
misplaced. 

un-usual,  -accustomed,  -custo- 
mary, -wonted,  -common;  rare, 
singular,  unique,  curious,  odd,  ex- 
traordinary, strange,  monstrous ; 
wonderful  &c.  870;  unexpected, 
unaccount  ble;  outre,  out  of  the 
way,  remarkable,  noteworthy  ; 
queer,  quaint,  nondescript,  none 
such,  siii  generis;  original,  uncon- 
ventional, unfashionable  ;  un-de- 
scribed,  -precedented,  -paralleled,  -exampled,  -heard  of,  -famil- 
iar; fantastic,   new-fangled,  grotesque    bizarre;  outlandish,  ex- 


83—85.  ABSTRACT  RELATIONS.  I.  iv.  5". 

otic,  toTTihe  des  nues^  preternatural ;  denaturalized. 

heteros^encous,  heteroclite,  amorphous,  mongrel,  amphibious, 
epicene,  half-blood,  hybrid;  androgyn-ous,  -al. 

qualified  &c.  469. 

Adn.  unconformably  &c.  adj. ;  except,  unless,  save,  barringy 
beside,  without,  save  and  except,  let  alone. 

however,  yet,  but. 

Int.  what  -on  earth  !  -  in  the  world  ! 

Phr,  never  was  -seen,  -  heard,  -  known-  the  like. 


Sectiok  V.     NUMBER. 
1°.  Number,  in  the  Abstract. 

84.  Number. — N.  number,  symbol,  numeral,  figure,  cipher, 
digit,  integer;  counter;  round  number;  formula;  function; 
series. 

sum,  difference,  complement,  subtrahend ;  product ;  multipli- 
cand, -er,  -cator;  coefficient,  multiple;  dividend,  divisor,  fac- 
tor, quotient,  sub-multiple,  fraction ;  mixed  number;  numera- 
tor, denominator;  decimal,  circulating  decimal,  repetend; 
common  measure,  aliquot  part;  reciprocal;  prime  number. 

permutation,  combination,  variation;  election. 

ratio,  proportion;  progression;  arithmetical-,  geometrical 
-,  harmonical-  progression ;  percentage. 

figurate  -pyramidal  -,  polygonal-  numbers. 

power,  root,  exponent,  index,  logarithm  antilogarithm ; 
modulus. 

differential,  integral,  fluxion,  fluent. 

Adj.  numeral,  complementary,  divisible,  aliquot,  reciprocal, 
prime,  fractional,  decimal,  figurate,  incommensurable. 

proportional,  exponential,  logarifimic,  logometric,  differ- 
ential, fluxional,  integral. 

positive,  negative;  rational,  irrational;  surd,  radical,  real, 
imaginary,  impossible. 

85.  Numeration. — N.  numeration;  numbering &c.  i). ;  pagi- 
nation; tale,  recension,  enumeration,  summation,  reckoning, 
computation,  supputation ;  calcu-lation,  -lus ;  algorithm,  rhab- 
dology,  dactylonomy ;  measurement  &c .  466 ;  statistics. 

arithmetic,  analysis,  algebra,  fluxions;  differential-,  inte- 
gral -,  infinitesimal-  calculus ;  calculus  of  differences. 

[Statistics]  dead  reckoning,  muster,  poll,  census,  capitation, 
roll-call,  recapitulation;  account  &c.  {list)  86. 

[Operations]  notation,  addition,  subtraction,  multiplication, 
division,  rule  of  three,  practice,  equations,  extraction  of  roots, 
reduction,  involution,  evolution,  approximation,  interpolation, 
differentiation,  integration. 

[Instruments]   abacus,    swan-pan,    logometer    sliding-rule, 

84 


I.  V.  2= 


ORDER. 


85-88 


tallies,  Napier's  bones,  calculating  machine,  difference  engine. 

arithmetician,  calculator,  abacist. 

V.  number,  count,  tell;  call  -,  run-  over,  take  an  account 
of,  enumerate,  muster,  poll,  recite,  recapitulate ;  sum ;  sum  -, 
cast-  up ;  tell  off,  score,  cipher,  compute,  calculate,  suppute, 
add,  subtract,  aiultiply,  divide,  extract  roots. 

check,  prove,  demonstrate,  balance,  audit,  overhaul,  take 
stock ;  affix  numbers  to,  page. 

amount  -,  come-  to. 

Adj,  numer-al,  -ical ;  arithmetical,  analytic,  algebraic,  statis- 
tical, numerable,  computable,  calculable;  commensur-able, 
-ate;  incommensur-able,  -ate. 

86.  List. — ^iV.  list,  catalogue,  inventory,  schedule ;  register 
&c.  (record)  551;  account;  bill,  -of  costs;  syllabus;  terrier, 
tally,  file;  calendar,  index,  table,  contents;  book,  ledger; 
synopsis,  catalogue  raisonne ;  tableau  ;  invoice,  bill  of  lading; 
prospectus,  programme  ;  bill  of  fare,  menu ^  carte  ;  score,  census, 
statistics,  returns;  Red  -,  Blue  -,  Domesday-  book;  cadastre ; 
directory,  gazetteer. 

roll ;  check  -,  chequer  -,  bead-  roll ;  muster  -roll,  -  bcok  \ 
roster,  panel;  cartulary,  diptych. 

Adj.  cadastral. 

2°.  Determinate  NrATBEPw 


87.  Unity. — N.  unity;  oneness 
&c.  adj. ;  individuality ;  solitude 
&c.  {seclusion)  893;  isolation  &c. 
(disjunction)  44  ;  unification  «fec.48. 

one,  unit,  ace ;  individual ;  none 
else,  no  other. 

V.  be  -one,  -  alone  &c.  adj. ; 
dine  with  Duke  Humphrey. 

isolate  &c.  {disjoin)  44. 

render  one ;  unite  &c.  (Join)  43, 
(combine)  48. 

Adj.  one,  sole,  single,  solitary ; 
individual,  apart,  alone;   kithless. 

un  -  accompanied,  -  attended  ; 
solus,  single-handed  ;  singular,  odd, 
unique,  unrepeated,  azygous,  first 
and  last;  isolated  &c.  (disjoined) 
44 ;  insular. 

lone  ;  lone-ly,  -some ;  desolate, 
dreary. 

in-secable,  -severable,  -discerp- 
tible ;  compact,  irresolvable. 

Adv.  singly  &c.  adj  ;  alone,  by 
itself,  per  se,  only,  apart,  ia  the 


88.  AccOMPANisiENT. —  N.  ac- 
companiment ;  adjunct  &c.  39 ; 
context. 

coexistence,  concomitance,  com- 
pany, association,  companionship ; 
part-,  copart-nership ;  coefficiency. 

concomitant,  accessory,  coeffi- 
cient ;  companion,  attendant,  fel- 
low, associate,  consort,  spouse, 
colleague ;  part-,  copart-ner ;  sat- 
ellite, hanger  on,  shadow ;  escort-, 
cortkge. 

V.  accompany,  coexist,  attend; 
hang-,  wait-  on*^;  go  hand  in  hand 
with;  synchronize  &c.  120;  boar 
-,  keep-  company ;  row  in  the  same 
boat ;  bring  in  its  train,  associate 
-,  couple-  with. 

Adj.  accompanying  &c.  v.',  con- 
comitant, fellow,  twin,  joint ;  as- 
sociated-,  coupled-  with;  acces- 
sory, attendant,  obligato. 

Adv.  with,  withal ;  together-, 
along,  in  company-  with  ;  hand  in 
35 


87-94. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS 


I.  V.  2° 


singular  number,  in  the  abstract  ; 
one  -by  one,  -  at  a  time  ;  simply ; 
one  and  a  half,  sesqui-. 

Phr.  natura  ilfece^  e  pairoppe  la 


hand,  side  by  side ;  cheek  by  -jowl, 
-jole;  arm  in  arm;  there-,  here- 
with ;  and  &c.  {addition)  37. 
together,  in  a  body,  collectively. 


89.  Duality. — N.  dual-ity,  -ism;  duplicity;  bi-plicity, 
-formity;  polarity. 

two,  deuce,  couple,  brace,  pair,  cheeks,  twins,  Castor  and 
Pollux,  gemini,  Siamese  twins ;  fellows ;  yoke,  conjugation. 

V.  [unite  in  pairs]  pair,  couple,  bracket,  yoke;  conduplicate. 

Adj.  two,  twain;  dual,  -istic;  binary,  binomial;  twin,  bi- 
parous;  dyadic;  conduplicate;  duplex  &c.  90;  tete-d-tete. 

coupled  &c.  V. ;  conjugate. 

both,  -  the  one  and  the  other. 


90.  Duplication. — i\r.  duplica- 
tion ;  doubling  &c.  v. ;  gemi-,  in- 
gemi-nation  ;  reduplication ;  itera- 
tion &c.  {repetition)  104;  renewal. 

V.  double;  re-double,  -dupli- 
cate; geminate;  repeat  &c.  104; 
renew  &c.  660. 

Adj.  double;  doubled  &c.  -y. ; 
bi-fold,  -form,  -lateral,  -farious, 
-facial;  two-fold,  -sided;  duplex; 
double-faced;  twin,  duplicate,  in- 
geminate; second. 

Adv.  twice,  once  more;  over 
again  &c.  {repeatedly)  104;  as  much 
again,  twofold. 

secondly,  in  the  second  place, 
again. 


91,  [Division  into  two  parts.] 
Bisection. -^JV.  bi-section,  -parti- 
tion; di-,  subdi-chotomy ;  halving 
«&c.  T). ;  dimidiation. 

bifurcation,  forking,  branching, 
ramification,  divarication;  fork, 
prong;  fold. 

half,  moiety. 

V.  bisect,  halve,  divide,  split, 
cut  in  two,  cleave,  dimidiate, 
dichotomize. 

go  halves,  divide  with. 

separate,  fork,  bifurcate ;  branch 
-off,  -  out ;  ramify. 

Adj.  bisected  &c.  v. ;  cloven, 
cleft ;  bipartite,  biconjugate,  bicus- 
pid, bifid ;  bifur-cous,  -cate,  -cated; 
semi-,  demi-,  hemi-. 


92.  Triality. — iV.  triality,  trinity.* 

three,  triad,  triplet,  trey,  trio,  ternion,  trinomial,  leash. 

third  power,  cube. 

Adj.  three;  tri-form,  -nal,  -nomial;  tertiary;  triune. 


93.  Triplication. — N.  tripli-ca- 
tion,  -city;  trebleness,  trine. 

V.  treble,  triple,  triplicate,  cube. 

Adj.  treble,  triple;  tern,  -ary; 
triplicate,  threefold,  trilogistic; 
third. 

Adv.  three  -times,  -  fold ;  thrice, 
in  the  third  place,  thirdly;  trebly 
&c.  adj. 

*  'Trinity  is  hardly  ever  used  except  in  a  theological  sense  ;  see  Deity. 
976 

86 


94.  [Division  into  three  parts.] 
Trisection. — iV.  tri-section,  -par- 
tition, -chotomy ;  third,  -  part. 

V.  trisect,  divide  into  three 
parts. 

Adj.  trifid ;  trisected  &c.  v. ;  tri 
partite,  -chotomous,  -sulcate. 


L  V.  3=. 


NUMBER. 


95—101. 


95.  QuATERNiTY. — I^.    quatemitj,    four,  tetrad,   quartet,   qua- 
ternion, square,  quadrature,  quarter. 
V.  reduce  to  a  square,  square. 
Adj.  four;  quat-ernary,  -ernal;  quadratic;  quartile,  tetractic. 


96.       QUADRUPLICATION.     —    if. 

quadruplication. 

V.  multiply  by  four,  quadrupli- 
cate, biquadrate. 

Adj.  fourfold;  quad-ruple,  -ru- 
plicate,  -rible;  fourth. 

Adv.  four  times;  in  the  fourth 
place,  fourthly. 


97.  [Division  into  four  parts.] 
QuADRiSECTioN.  —  K  quadri-scc- 
tion,  -partition;  quartering  &c. 
V. ;  fourth ;  quart,  -er,  -ern ;  far- 
thing (^.  e.  fourthing). 

V.  quarter,  divide  into  four 
parts. 

Adj.  quartered  «&c.  v. ;  quadri- 
fid,  -partite. 

99.     QUINQUKSECTION,      &C. — iV. 

division  by  -five  &c.  98;  quinque- 
section  &c. ;  decimation ;  fifth  &c. 

F.  decimate. 

Adj.  quinque-fid,  -partite ;  quin- 
quarticular ;  octifid ;  decimal, 
tenth,  tithe;  duodecimal,  twelfth; 
scxa-gosimal,  -genary;  hundredth, 
centesimal ;  millesimal  &c. 


98.  Five,  &c.—K  five,  cinque, 
quint,  quincunx ;  six,  half-a-dozen; 
seven;  eight;  nine,  three  times 
three ;  ten,  decade ;  eleven ;  twelve, 
dozen;  thirteen;  long-,  baker's- 
dozen. 

twenty, score;  twenty-four,  four 
and  twenty,  two  dozen;  twenty- 
five,  five  and  twenty,  quarter  of  a 
hundred ;  forty,  two  score ;  fifty, 
half  a  hundred;  sixty,  three  score; 
seventy,  three  score  and  ten; 
eighty,  four  score;  ninety,  four 
score  and  ten. 

hundred,  centenary,  hecatomb,  century,  hundredweight,  cwtj 
one  hundred  and  forty-four,  gross. 

thousand,  chiliad;  myriad,  ten  thousand;  lac,  one  hundred 
thousand,  plum ;  million ;  thousand  million,  milliard. 

billion,  trillion  &c. 

V.  centuriate. 

Adj.  five,  quinary,  quintuple;  fifth;  senary,  sextuple;  sixth; 
seventh;  octuple;  eighth;  ninefold,  ninth;  tenfold,  decimal, 
denary,  decuple,  tenth;  eleventh;  duo-denary,  -denal;  twelfth; 
in  one's  'teens,  thirteenth. 

vices-,  viges-imal;  twentieth;  twenty- fourth  &c.  n. 

centuple,  -uplicate,  -ennial,  enary,  -urial;  secular,  hun- 
dredth ;  thousandth,  &c. 

3°.  Indeterminate  Number. 


100.  [More  than  one.]  Plurali- 
ty,— iV.  plurality;  a  -number,  - 
certain  number;  one  or  two,  two 
or  three  &r. ;  a  few,  several;  mul- 
titude &o..  102. 

Adj.  plural,  more  than  one,  up 
4 


100a.  [Less  than  one.]  T^'jiac- 
TioN. — JS^.  fraction,  fractional  part; 
part  &c.  51 . 


101.  Zero.— iV. 
naught,    nought; 


zero,   nothing; 
cipher,     nnn*^. 
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100—104. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  V.  3- 


nobody ;  not  a  soul ;  dme  qui  vive  ; 
absence  &c.   187;  uusubstantiality 
&c.  4. 
Adj.  not  ■•one,  -  any. 

103.  Fewness. — N.  fewness  &c. 
adj.'^  paucity,  small  number;  small 
quantity  &c.  32;  rarity;  infre- 
quency  &c.  137 ;  handful ;  maniple ; 
minority. 

[Diminution  of  number]  reduc- 
tion ;  weeding  &c.  ??. ;  elimination, 
sarculation,  decimation. 

V.  be  -few  &c.  adj. 

render  -few  &c.  adj. ;  reduce, 
diminish  the  number,  weed,  elimi- 
nate, thin,  decimate. 

Adj.  few;  scant,  -y;  thin,  rare, 
thinly  scattered,  few  and  far  be- 
tween; infrequent  «fec.  137;  rari 
nantcs  ;  hardly-,  scarcely-  any;  to 
be  counted  on  one's  fingers;  re« 
duced  &c.  V. ;  unrepeated. 

Adv.  here  and  there. 


wards  of,  some,  certain ;  not  -alone 

&c.  87. 

Adv.  et  ccptera,  &c.,  etc. 
Fhr.  nan  d^it  alter. 

x02.  Multitude. — iV".  multitude ; 
Qumerousness  &c.  adj. ;  numer- 
osity,  -ality;  multiplicity;  profu- 
sion &c.  (plenty)  639 ;  legion,  host; 
great  -,  large-,  round  -,  enor- 
mous- number;  a  quantity,  num- 
bers, array,  sight,  army,  sea,  gal- 
axy; scores,  peck,  bushel,  shoal, 
swarm,  draught,  bevy,  cloud, 
flock,  herd,  drove,  flight,  covey, 
hive,  brood,  litter,  farrow,  fry, 
nest;  crowd  &c.  (assemblage)  72; 
lots ;  all  the  world  and  his  wife. 

[Increase  of  number]  greater 
number,  majority;  multiplication, 
multiple. 

F.  be  -numerous  &c.  ad;j. ; 
swarm  -,  teem  -,  creep  -with; 
crowd,  swarm,  come  thick  upon; 
outnumber,  multiply ;  people; 
swarm  like  -locusts,  -  bees. 

Adj.  many,  several,  sundry,  divers,  various,  not  a  few ;  a  -hun- 
dred, -  thousand,  -myriad,  -million,  -thousand  and  one;  some, 
ten  or  a  dozen,  -forty  or  fifty,  &c. ;  half  a  -dozen,  -  hundred 
&c. ;  very  -,  full-,  ever  so-  many ;  numer-ous,  -ose  ;  profuse,  in 
profusion;  manifold,  multiplied,  multitudinous,  multiple,  multi- 
nomial, teeming,  populous,  peopled,  crowded,  thick,  studded. 

thick  coming,  many  more,  more  than  one  can  tell,  a  world 
of;  no  end  -of,  -to;  cum  multis  aliia;  thick  as  -hops,  -hail; 
plenty  as  blackberries ;  numerous  as  the  -stars  in  the  firmament, 
-  sands  on  the  sea-shore,  -  hairs  on  the  head  ;  and  -what  not,  - 
heaven  knows  what ;  endless  &c.  (infinite)  105. 

Fhr,  their  name  is  ' '  Legion. " 

104.  Repetition. — iV.  repetition,  iteration,  reiteration, 
harping,  recurrence,  succession,  run ;  batto-,  tauto-logy ;  mono- 
tony, tautophony;  rhythm  &c.  138. 

chimes,  repetend,  echo,  ritomcllo,  burden  of  a  song,  refrain; 
rehearsal;  rechauffe.,  rifacimento,  recapitulation. 

cuckoo  &c.  (imitation)  19;  reverberation  &c.  408;  drumming 
&c.  (roll)  407 ;  renewal  &c.  (restoration)  660. 

twice-told  tale;  old  -story,  -  song;  second  -,  new-  edition; 
reappearance,  reproduction;  periodicity  &c.  138. 

V.  repeat,  iterate,  reiterate,  reproduce,  echo,  re-echo,  drum, 
harp  upon,  battologize,  hammer,  redouble. 

recur,  revert,  return,  reappear;  renew  »&c.  (restore)  660 

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1    VT,  1°.  NUMBER— TIME.  104—307 

rehearse ;  do  -,  say-  over  again ;  ring  the  changes  on ;  harp 
on  the  same  string;  din  -,  drum-  in  the  ear;  conjugate  in  all 
its  mooda,  tenses  and  inflections,  begin  again,  go  over  the  same 
ground,  go  the  same  round,  never  hear  the  last  of;  resume, 
return  to,  recapitulate,  reword. 

Adj.  repeated  &c.  ■«. ;  repetition-al,  -ary;  recur-rent,  -ring; 
ever  recurring,  thick  coming;  frequent,  incessant. 

monotonous,  harping,  iterative ;  mocking,  chiming ;  retoxd ; 
afore-said,  -named;  above-mentioned,  said;  habitual  &c.  613; 
another. 

Adv,  repeatedly,  often,  again,  anew,  over  again,  afresh, 
once  more;  ding-dong,  ditto,  encore,  denovo,  Ms,  da  capo. 

again  and  again ;  over  and  over,  -  again ;  many  times  over, 
time  after  time,  year  after  year ;  day  by  day  &c. ;  many  -, 
several  -,  a  number  of-  times ;  many  -,  full  many-  a  time ;  f re- 
quently&c.  136. 

Phi',  ecce  it&nim  Crispinus,  toujovrs  perdrix,  cut  and  come 
again;  "  to-morrow  and  to-morrow." 

105.  Infinity. — N.  infini-ty,  -tude,  -teness  &c.  adj. ;  perpe 
tuity  &c.  112. 

V.  be  -infinite  &c.  adj. ;  know  -,  have-  no  -limits,  -  bounds; 
go  on  for  ever. 

Adj.  infinite;  immense;  number-,  count-,  sum-,  measure- 
less; innumer-,  immeasur-,  incalcul-,  illimit-,  intermin-,  uu- 
fathom-,  unapproach-able ;  exhaustless,  indefinite;  without 
-number,  -measure,  -limit,  -end;  incomprehensible;  limit-, 
end-,  bound-,  term-less;  un-told,  -numbered,  -measured, 
-bounded,  -limited;  illimited;  perpetual &c.  112. 

Adv,  infinitely  «&c.  adj.\  ad  infinitum. 

Section  VI.    TIME. 
1°.  Absolute  Time. 

107.  Neverness.* — IJ".  **  never- 
ness;"  absence  of  time,  no  time; 
dies  non ;  Tib's  eve;  Greek 
Kalends. 

Adv.  never;  at  no  -time,  -  pe- 
riod ;  on  no  occasion,  never  in  all 
one's  born  days,  nevermore,  «i»i^ 
d'i4>» 


106.  Time. — W,  time,  duration; 
period,  term,  stage,  space,  span, 
spell,  season;  the  whole  -time,  - 
period ;  course  &c.  109. 

intermediate  time,  while,  in- 
terim, interval,  pendency;  inter- 
vention, -mission,  -mittence,  -reg- 
num,  4ude ;  respite. 

era,  epoch;  time  of  life,  age, 
year,  date;  decade  &c.  {period) 
108;  moment,  &c.  {instant)  113. 

glass  -,  ravages  -,  whirligig  -,  noiseless  foot-  of  time ;  scythe. 

V.  continue,  last,  endure,  go  on,  remain,  persist;   intervene; 
Qlapsc&c,  109. 

take  -,  takv3  up  -,  fill  -,  occupy-  time. 

*  A  t^rm  introduced  by  Bishop  Wilkins- 


106-111. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I    VI.   1' 


pass  -,  pass  away  -,  spend  -,  while  away  -,  consume  -,  talk 
against-  time;  tide  over;  use  -,  employ-  time;  seize  an  opportu- 
nity &c.  134;  waste  time  &c.  {bo  inactive)  683. 

Adj.  continuing  &c.  v. ;  on  foot;  permanent  &c.  (durahlc)  110. 

Adv.  while,  whilst,  during,  pending;  during  the  -time,  -in- 
terval; in  the  course  of;  for  the  time  being,  day  by  day;  in  the 
time  of,  when;  mean-tiuie,  -while;  in  the  -meantime,  -interim; 
ad  interim,  pendente  lite ;  de  die  in  diem  ;  from  -day  to  day,  - 
hour  to  hour  &c. ;  hourly,  always;  for  a  -time,  -  season;  till,  un- 
til, up  to,  yet;  the  whole  -,  all  the-  time;  all  along;  throughout 
&c.  {com,j)letely)  53;  for  good  &c.  {diutumity)  110. 

here-,  there-,  where-upon;  then;  anno,  -Domini;  AoD.  ;  ante 
Christum;  a.c.  ;  before  Christ ;  B.C.;  anno  n7'Ms  conditm;  a.u.c.'^ 
anno  regni ;  a.k.  ;  once  upon  a  time,  one  fine  morning. 

Plir.  time  -runs,  -  runs  against. 


108.  [Definite  duration,  or  por- 
tion of  time.]  Pkiiiod. — N.  period ; 
second,  minute,  hour,  day,  week, 
month,  quarter,  year,  decade,  de- 
C'Cnnium,  lustrum,  quinquennium^ 
lifetime,  generation. 

century,  age,  millennium  ;  annus 
magnus. 

Adj.  horary;  hourly,  annual  &c. 
(periodical)  138. 

108a.  Contingent  Duration. 
■^Adv.  during  -pleasure,  -good  be- 
haviour; quamdiu  se  dene  gesserit. 


109.  [Indefinite  duration. 

Course^ — iV.  course  -,  progress  -, 
process  -,  succession  -,  lapse-, 
flow  -,  flux  -,  stream  -,  tract  -, 
current  -,  tide  -,  march  -,  step  -, 
flight-  of  time;  duration  &c.  106. 

[Indefinite  time]  aorist. 

V.  elapse,  lapse,  flow,  run,  pro- 
ceed, advance,  pass;  roll-,  wear 
-,  press-  on;  flit,  fly,  slip,  slide, 
glide ;  run  -its  course. 

out;  expire;  go-,  pass- by;  be 
-past  (fee.  123. 

Adj.  elapsing  &c.  -y, ;   aoristic ; 
progressive, 
season ;  in  -course,  -  process,  -  the  fulncss- 


Adv.  in  due  -time, 
of  time;  in  time. 

Phr.  lahitur  et  Idbetur  ;  truditur  dies  die  ;  fugaccs  lalnmtur  anni; 
"to-morrow  and^to-morrow  creeps  in  this  petty  pace  from  day 
to  day." 


110.  [Long  duration.]  Diutur- 
nity. — N.  diuturnity;  a  -long  -, 
length  of-  time ;  an  age,  a  century, 
an  eternity ;  slowness  &c.  375 ;  per- 
petuity &c.  113. 

dura-bleness,  -bility ;  persist- 
ence, lastingness  &c.  adj.;  contin- 
uance, standing;  permanence  &c. 
(stability)  150;  survi-val,  -vance; 
longevity  &c.  (a^e)  138;  distance 
of  time. 

protraction  -,  prolongation  -, 
extension-  of  time ;  delay  (fee.  (late- 
ness) 13<l. 


111.  [Short  duration.]  Tran- 
sientness. — iV.  transientness  &c. 
adj. ;  evanescence,  impermanence, 
fugacity,  caducity,  mortality, 
span ;  nine  days'  wonder,  bubble, 
May-fly ;  spurt ;  temporary  arrange- 
ment, interregnum. 

velocity  &c.  374;  suddennes? 
&c.  113;  changeableness  &c.  149. 
V.  be  -transient  &c.  adj. ;  flit^ 
pass  away,  fly,  gallop,  vanish - 
fade,  evaporate ;  pass  away  like  «\ 
-cloud, 
-  dream. 


summer  cloud,  -  shado' 


I.    VI.    1.°. 


TIME. 


110-113. 


V.  last,  endure,  stand,  remain, 
abide,  continue,  brave  a  thousand 
years. 

tarry  &c.  (helate)  133;  drag -on, 
-  its  slow  length  along,  -a  length- 
ening chain;  protract,  prolong; 
spin  -,  eke  -,  draw  -,  lengthen- 
out;  temporize;  gain  -,  make  -, 
talk  against-  time. 

out-last,  -live;  survive;  live  to 
fight  again. 

Adj.  durable;  lasting  &c.  ■»./ of 
long  -duration,  -  standing;  per- 
manent, chronic,  long-standing; 
intrausi-ent,  -tive ;  intransmutable, 
persistent;  life-,  live-long;  long- 
eval,  long-lived,  macrobiotic,  diu- 
turnal,  evergreen,  perennial;  uu- 
in-,  ter-,  unre-mitting ;  peroetual 
«fec.  112. 

lingering,  protracted,  prolong- 
ed, spun  out  &c.  v.;  long-pending, 
-winded ;  slow  &c.  275. 

Ado.  long;  for  -a  long  time,  - 
an  age,  -  ages,  -  ever  so  long,  - 
many  a  long  day;  long  ago  &c. 
{in  a  past  time)  122 ;  longo  intervallo. 

all  the  -day  long,  -  year  round ;  the  livelong  day,  as  the  /lay 
is  long,  morning  noon  and  night ;  hour  after  hour,  day  after 
day,  &c. ;  for  good ;  permanently  &c.  adj. 


Adj,  transi-ent,  -tory,  -tive ;  pas- 
sing, evanescent,  fleeting;  flying 
&c. "'. ;  f ug-acious,  -itive ;  shifting, 
slippery;  spasmodic. 

tempor-al,  -ary;  provis-ional, 
-ory;  cursory,  short-lived,  ephe 
meral,  deciduous ;  perishable,  mor- 
tal, precarious;  impermanent. 

brief,  quick,  brisk,  extempora- 
neous, summary ;  pressed  for  time 
«fcc.  {haste)  684;  sudden,  moment- 
ary &c.  (instantaneous)  113. 

Adv.  temporarily  &;c.  adj. ;  pro 
tempore ;  for  -  the  moment,  -  a 
time ;  awhile,  en  passant^  in  transi- 
tu ;  in  a  short  time ;  soon  &c. 
(m;%)  132;  briefly  &c.  adj.\  at 
short  notice ;  on  the  -point,  -  eve 
-of ;  in  articulo. 

Fhr.  one's  days  are  numbered; 
tlie  time  is  up;  here  to-day  and 
gone  to-morrow;  non  semper  erit 
(Bstas;  eheu  !  fugaces  labuntur  anni; 
sic  transit  gloria  mundi. 


112.  [Endless  duration.]  Perpe- 
tuity.— iV".  perpetuity,  eternity, 
everness,*  aye,  sempiternity,  im- 
mortality, athana'sia;  everlasting- 
ness  &c.  adj.;  perpetuation. 

V.  last  -,  endure  -,  go  on-  for 
ever;  have  no  end. 

eternize,  perpetuate. 

Adj.  perpetual,  eternal;  ever- 
lasting, -living,  -flowing;  continu- 
al, sempiternal;  co-eternal;  end- 
less, unending;  ceaseless,  inces- 
sant, uninterrupted,  indesinent, 
unceasing;  interminable,  having 
no  end ;  unfading,  evergreen,  ama- 
ranthine ;  never-ending,  -dying, 
-fading;  deathless,  immortal,  un- 
dying, imperishable. 

*  Bishop  Wilkins. 
4-- 


113.  [Point  of  time.]  Instanta- 
NEiTY. — iV.  instantane-ity,  -ous- 
ness;  sudden-,  abrupt-ness. 

moment,  instant,  second,  min- 
ute ;  twinkling,  trice,  flash,  breath, 
crack,  jiffy,  coup)^  burst,  flash  of 
lightning,  stroke  of  time. 

epoch,  time;  time  of  -day,  - 
night ;  hour,  minute ;  very  -minute 
&c.,  -  time,  -  hour;  present  -, 
right  -,  true  -,  exact  -,  correct- 
time. 

V.  be  -instantaneous  &c.  adj.; 
twinkle,  flash. 

Adj.  instantaneous,  momentary, 
sudden,  instant,  abrupt;  subitane- 
ous,  hasty;  quick  as  -thought, •[•  - 
lightning;  rapid  as  electricity. 

f  See  note  on  204. 

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112—117. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VI.  1°. 


Adv,  perpetually  &c.  adj.;  al- 
ways, ever,  evermore,  aye;  for 
-ever,  -  aye,  -  evermore,  -  ever 
and  a  day,  -  ever  and  ever;  in  all 
ages,  from  age  to  age;  without 
end ;  world  -,  time-  without  end ; 
ia  secula  seculorum  ;  to  the  -end  of 
time,  -crack  of  doom,  -  "  last  syl- 
lable of  recorded  time;  "  till 
doomsday;  constantly  &c.  (very 
frequently)  136. 

Phr.  esto  perjyetuum ;  labitur  et 
labetur  in  omne  Golubilis  cevum. 


114.  [Estimation,  measurement, 
and  record  of  time.]  Chronome- 
TRY. — iV.  chrono-,  horo-metry,  -lo- 
gy; date,  epoch;  style,  era. 

almanac,     calendar,    ephemeris; 


regis-ter,  -try;   chronicle,   annals, 
journal,  diary,  chronogram. 

[Instruments  for  the  measure- 
ment of  time.]  clock,  watch; 
chrono-meter,  -scope,  -graph;  re- 
peater; time-keeper,  -piece;  dial, 
sun-dial,  gnomon,  horologe,  pendu- 
lum, hour-glass,  clepsydra. 

chrono-grapher,  -loger,  -logist;  annalist. 

V.  fix  -,  mark-  the  time;  date,  register,  chronicle;  measure 
beat  -,  mark-  time ;  bear  date. 


Adv,  instantaneously  &v;.  adj.;  in 
-,  in  less  than-  no  time;  presto,  sii- 
dito,  instanter,  suddenly,  at  a 
stroke,  like  a  shot ;  in  a  -moment 
&c.  n. ;  in  the  twinkling  of  -an 
eye,  -  a  bed  post;  at  one  jump,  in 
the  same  breath,  per  saltum,  una 
saltu ;  at-  all  at-  once;  plump, 
slap;  "  at  one  fell  swoop ;  "  at  the 
same  -instant  &c.  n.;  immediately 
&c.  {early)  132;  ex  tempore,  on  the 
-spot,  -  spur  of  the  moment;  just 
then;  slap-dash  (&c.  {haste)  684. 

Phr,  touch  and  go ;  no  sooner 
said  than  done. 

115-  [False  estimate  of  time.] 
Anachronism:.  —  N.  ana-,  meta-, 
para-,  pro-chronism ;  prolepsis,  mis- 
date;   anticipation,  antichronism. 

disregard  -,  neglect  -,  oblivion- 
of  time. 

intempestivity  &c.  135. 

F,  mis-,  ante-,  post-,  over-date ; 
anticipate ;  take  no  note  of  time. 

Adj.  misdated  &c.  y.;  undated; 
over-due;  out  of  date. 


Adj.  chrono-logical, 
Adv.  o'clock. 


-metrical,  -grammatical. 


3°.  Relative  Time. 
1.    Time  with  reference  to  Succession. 


116.  Priority. — N".  priority,  an- 
tecedence, anteriority,  precedence, 
pre-existence  ;  precession  &c.  280 ; 
precursor  &c.  64;  the  past  &c.  122; 
premises. 

V.  precede,  come  before;  fore- 
run ;  go  before  &c.  {lead)  280 ;  pre- 
exist; dawn;  presage  &c.  511. 

be  -beforehand  &c.  (he  early)  132 ; 
steal  a  march  upon,  anticipate, 
forestall ;  have  -,  gain-  the  start. 

Adj,  prior,  previous ;  preced-ing, 


117.  Posteriority.  iV.  posteri- 
ority; succession,  sequence;  fol- 
lowing &c.  281 ;  subsequence,  su- 
pervention; futurity  &c.  121;  suc- 
cessor; soquel  &c.  65;  remainder, 
reversion. 

V.  follow  &c.  281  -,  come  -,  go- 
after;  succeed,  superv3ne;  step  in- 
to the  shoes  of. 

Adj.  subsequent,  posterior,  fol- 
lowing, after,  later,  succeeding, 
postliminious,  postnate;  postdilu- 
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I.  VI.  2°. 


TIME. 


116-122. 


-ent;  anterior,  antecedent;  pre-ex- 
isting, -existent;  former,  fore- 
going; before-,  above-mentioned; 
aforesaid,  said;  introductory  &c. 
{precursory)  64. 

Adv.  before,  prior  to;  earlier; 
previously  &c.  adj.  ;  afore,  ere, 
theretofore,  erewhile;  ere  -,  be- 
fore- -then,  -  now ;  erewhile,  al- 
ready, yet,  beforehand ;  on  the  eve 
of. 

118.  The  Present  Time.— iV. 
the  present  -time,  -  day,  -  moment, 
-  juncture,  -occasion;  the  times, 
existing  time,  time  being;  nine- 
teenth century;  nonce,  crisis, 
epoch,  day,  hour. 

age,  time  of  life. 

Adj.  present,  actual,  instant, 
current,  existing,  that  is. 

Adv.  at  this  -time,  -  moment 
&c.  113;  at  the  -present  time  &c. 
n. ;  now,  at  present. 

at  this  time  of  day,  to-day,  now- 
a-days;  already ;  even -,  but-  just- 
now  ;  on  the  present  occasion ;  for 
the  -time  being,  -  nonce ;  ^:>;'^  Mc 
vice;  on  the  -nail,  -  spot ;  on  the 
spur  of  the  -moment 


vi-al,    -an;    puisne;    posthumous; 
future  &c.  121. 

Adv.  subsequently,  after,  after- 
wards, since,  later;  at  a  -subse- 
quent, -  later-  period ;  next,  in  the 
sequel,  close  upon,  thereafter, 
thereupon,  upon  which,  eftsoons; 
from  that  -time,  -  moment ;  after 
a  -while,  -  time;  in  process  of 
time. 

119.  [Time  different  from  the 
present.  ]  Different  Time. — iVi 
different-,  other-  time. 

[Indefinite  timej  aorist. 

Adj.  aoristic. 

Adv.  at  that-,  at  which-  -time,  -■ 
moment,  -  instant ;  theu,  on  that 
occasion,  upon. 

when;  when-ever,  -soever; upon 
which,  on  which  occasion;  at 
-another,  -  a  different,  -  some 
other,  -  any-  time;  at  various 
times ;  some  -,  one-  -of  these  days, 
-  fine  morning;  sooner  or  later; 
some  time  or  other ;  once  upon  a 
time. 


-  occasion, 
until  now;  to  -this,  -  the  present-  day. 

120.  Synchronism. — N.  synchronism;  coexistence,  coinci- 
dence ;  simultaneousness  &c.  adj. ;  concurrence,  concomi- 
tance, unity  of  time,  interim. 

[Having  equal  times]  isochronism. 

contemporary,  coetanian. 

V.  coexist,  concur,  accompany,  go  hand  in  hand,  keep 
pace  with;  synchronize. 

Adj.  synchron-ous,  -al,  -ical,  -istical ;  simultaneous,  coexist- 
ing, coincident,  concomitant,  concurrent;  coev-al,  -ous;  con- 
tempora-ry,  -neous;  coetaneous;  coeternal;  isochronous. 

Adv.  at  the  same  time ;  simultaneously  &c.  adj. ;  together, 
during  the  same  time ;  in  the  same  breath ;  pari  passu ;  in  the 
Interim. 

at  the  -very  moment  &c.  113;  just  as,  as  soon  as;  mean- 
while &c.  {while)  106. 


■^21.  [Prospective  time.]  Futu- 
■RiTY. — N.  futur-ity,  -ition;  future, 
hereafter,  time  to  come ;  approach- 
ing-, coming  -,  after-  -time,  -age, 


122-   [Eetrospective  time.]  Pre- 
terition  . — N.     preterition ;     pri- 
ority &c.  116;  the  past,  past  time; 
days  -,  times-  -of  yore,  -  of  old, 
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121-122 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS 


I.  VI.  r 


-past,  -  gone  by;  bygone  days; 
old-,  ancient  -,  former-  times; 
fore  time;  the  olden  -,  good  old- 
time;  lang  syne. 

antiquity,  antiqueness,  status 
quo;  time  immemorial;  distance 
of  time ;  remote  -age,  -  time ;  re- 
mote past;  rust  of  antiquity. 

Pale-ontology,  -ography,  -ology; 
Palsetiology,*  Archaeology;  archa- 
ism, antiquarianism,  medisevalism, 
pre  -  Raphaelitism ;  retrospection, 
looking  back,  memory  &c.  505. 

laudator  temporis  acti ;  mediae^ 
valist,  pre-Raphaelite ;  antiqu-ary~ 
-arian ;  archaeologist  &c. ;  Oldbuck^ 
Dryasdust. 

ancestry  &c.  (paternity)  166. 
V.   be  -past  &c.   adj. ;  have  -ex- 
pired &c.   adj.,  -  run  its  course,  -- 
had  its  day ;  pass ;  pass  -,  go-  -by, 
-  away,  -  off ;  lapse,  blow  over. 

look  -,  trace  -,  cast  the  eyes- 
back;  exhume. 

Adj.  past,  gone,  gone  by,  over, 
passed  away,  bygone,  foregone; 
elapsed,  lapsed,  preterlapsed,  ex- 
pired, no  more,  .  run  out,  blown 
over,  that  has  been,  extinct,  never 
to  return,  exploded,  forgotten,  ir- 
recoverable ;  obsolete  &c.  (old)  124. 
former,  pristine,  quondam,  ci- 
devant,  late;  ancestral. 

foregoing;  last,  latter;  recent, 
over-night;  preter-perfect,  -plu- 
perfect. 

looking  back  &c.  v. ;  retro-spec- 
tive,  -active;  archaeological,  &c.  n. 
-yore;  erst,  whilom,  erewhile,  time 
was,  ago,  over;  in  -the  olden  time  &c.  w;  anciently,  long  -ago, 
-  since ;  a  long  -while,  -  time-  ago ;  years  -,  ages-  ago ;  some 
time  -ago,  -  since,  -  back. 

yesterday,  the  day  before  yesterday;  last  -year,  -  season,  - 
month  &c. ;  ultimo;  lately  &c.  {newly)  123. 

retrospectively  ;  ere  -,  before  -,  till- now;  hitherto,  hereto- 
fore; no  longer;  once,  -  upon  a  time;  from  time  immemorial;  in 
the  memory  of  man;  time  out  of  mind;  already,  yet,  up  to  this 
time ;  ex  post  facto. 

Phr.  time  was;  the  time  -has,  -  hath-  been. 
*  Wliewell. 

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-  days,  -  hours,  -  years,  -  ages,  - 
life ;  morrow ;  millennium,  dooms- 
day, day  of  judgment,  crack  of 
doom,  remote  future. 

approach  of  time,  advent,  time 
drawing  on,  womb  of  time;  des- 
tiny &c.  152 ;  eventuality. 

heritage,  heirs,  posterity. 

prospect  &c.  {expectation)  507; 
foresight  &c.  510. 

V.  look  forwards ;  anticipate  &c. 
(expect)  507,  (foresee)  510;  forestall 
&c.  (be  early)  132. 

come-,  draw-  on;  draw  near; 
approach,  await,  threaten;  im- 
pend &c.  (he  destined)  152. 

Adj.  future,  to  come;  coming 
&c.  (impending)  152;  next,  near; 
near-,  close-  at  hand;  eventual, 
ulterior;  in  prospect  &c.  (exjyecta- 
tion)  507. 

Adv.  prospectively,  hereafter,  in 
future;  to-morrow,  the  day  after 
to-morrow;  in  -course,  -  process, 

-  the  fulness-  of  time;  eventually, 
ultimately,  sooner  or  later;  proxi- 
mo ;  paulo  post  futurum ;  in  after 
time;  one  of  these  days;  after  a 
-time,  -  while. 

from  this  time ;  hence-forth,  -for- 
wards ;  thence ;  thence-f orth,  -for- 
ward; whereupon,  upon  which. 

soon  &c.  (early)  132;  on  the 
-eve,  -  point,  -  brink-  of  ;  about 
to ;  close  upon. 


Adv.  formerly;  of  -old. 


T.   VI.  2' 


TIME. 


1Z3 — HG 


2.   Time  with  refei'ence  to  a  particular  Period. 


124.  Oldness. — N.  oldness  &c. 
adjr^  age,  antiquity;  cobwebs  oi 
antiquity. 

maturity;  decline,  decay;  senili- 
ty &c.  128. 

seniority,  eldership,  primogeni- 
ture. 

archaism  &c.  {the  past)  122; 
thing  -,  relic-  of  the  past ;  mega- 
therium. 

tradition,  prescription,  custom, 
immemorial,  usage,  common  law. 
V.  be  -old  &c.  adj. ;  have  -had, 
-  seen-  its  day ;  become   -old  &c. 
adj. ;   age,  fade. 

Adj.  old,  ancient,  antique;  of 
long  standing,  time-honoured, 
venerable;  eld-er,  -est ;  first-born, 
prime;  prim-itive,  -eval,  -igen- 
ous  ;  primordi-al,  -nate;  aborigi- 
nal &c.  (beginning)  66;  diluvian, 
antediluvian ;  pre-historic ;  patri- 
archal, preadamite;  palaeocrystic ; 
fossil,  paleozoic,  pre-glacial,  ante- 
mundane;  archaic,  classic,  me- 
diaeval, pre-Raphaelite,  ancestral, 
black-letter. 

immemorial,  traditional,  prescriptive,  customary,  whereof  tha 
memory  of  man  runneth  not  to  the  contrary;  inveterate,  rooted, 
antiquated,  of  other  times,  rococo,  of  the  old  school,  after- 
age,  obsolete ;  out  of  -date,  -  fashion ;  stale,  old-fashioned,  be- 
hind the  age ;  exploded ;  gone  -out,  -  by ;  passe,  run  out ;  senile  &c. 
128;  time-worn;  crumbling  &c.  {deteriorated)  659;  second-hand, 
old  as  -the  hills,  -  Methuselah,-  Adam,  -  history. 
Adv.  since  the  -world  was  made,  -  year  one,  -  days  of  Methu- 
selah. 


123.  Newness.  —  iV.  newness 
&c.  adj.\  novelty,  recency;  imma- 
turity; youth  &c.,  127;  gloas  of 
novelty. 

innovation;  renovation  &c.  {re- 
storation) 660. 

modernism;  mushroom,  par- 
venu; latest  fashion. 

V.  renew  &c.  (restore)  660 ;  mod- 
ernize. 

Adj.  new,  novel,  recent,  fresh, 
green;  young  &c.  127;  evergreen; 
raw,  immature;  virgin;  un-tried, 
-handselod,  -trodden,  -beaten. 

late,  modem,  neoteric;  new- 
born,-fashioned,  -f  angled, 
-fledged;  of  yesterday;  just  out, 
brand  new;  vernal,  renovated. 

fresh  as  -a  rose,  -  a  daisy,  - 
paint;  spick  and  span. 

Adv.  newly  &c.  adj. ;  afresh,  anew 
lately,  just  now,  only  yesterday, 
the  other  day;  latterly,  of  late. 


125.  Morning.  [Noon.]  —  K 
morning,  morn,  forenoon,  a.m., 
prime,  dawn,  daybreak;  peep-, 
break- of  day;  aurora;  first  blush 
-,  prime-  of  the  morning;  twi- 
light, crepuscule,  sunrise,  cock- 
crow. 

spring;  vernal  equinox. 

noon ;  mid-,  noon-day ;  noontide, 
meridian,  prime. 


126.  Evening.  [Midnight.]— iV. 
evening,  eve;  decline  -,  fall  -, 
close-  of  day ;  eventide,  nightfall, 
curfew,  dusk,  twilight,  eleventh 
hour;  sun-set,  -down;  going  down 
of  the  sun,  cock-shut,  dewy  eve, 
bed-time. 

afternoon,  post  meridian,  p.m. 

autumn;  fall,  -  of  the  leaf;  au- 
tumnal equinox. 

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125-130. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VI.  2°. 


summer,  midsummer. 
Adj.  matin,  matutinal;  vernal. 
Adv.    at  -sunrise   &c.  n.  ;   with 
the  lark,  when  the  morning  dawns. 


127.  Youth. — N".  youth;  juven- 
-ility,  -escence;  juniority;  infancy; 
baby-,  child-,  boy-,  girl-,  youth- 
hood;  incunabula;  minority,  no- 
nage, teens,  tender  age,  bloom. 

cradle,  nursery,  leading-strings, 
pupilage,  puberty,  2^ucelage. 

prime  -,  flower  -,  spring-tide  -, 
seed-time  -,  golden  season-  of  life ; 
heyday  of  youth,  school  days ;  ris- 
ing generation. 

Adj.  young,  youthful,  juvenile, 
green,  callow,  budding,  sappy, 
puisne,  beardless,  under  age,  in 
one's  teens;  in  statu  pupillari ; 
younger,  junior. 


midnight  ;  dead  -,  witching 
time-  of  night ;  winter. 

Adj.  vespertine,  autumnal,  noc- 
turnal. 


128.  Age. — K  age;  oldness  &c. 
adj. ;  old  -  advanced-  age ;  sen- 
ility, -escence;  years,  anility,  grey 
hairs,  climacteric,  grand  climac- 
teric, declining  years,  decrepitude, 
hoary  age,  caducity,  superannua- 
tion; second  child-hood,  -ishness; 
dotage;  vale  of  years,  decline  of 
life,  "sere  and  yellow  leaf;" 
three-score  years  and  ten;  gieen 
old  age,  ripe  age ;  longevity ;  time 
of  life. 

seniority,  eldership;  elders  &c. 
{veteran)  130;  primogeniture. 

V.  be  -aged  &c.  adj. ;  grow  -, 
get-  old  <fec.  adj.  ;  age;  decline, 
wane. 

Adj.  aged;  old  &c.  124;  elderly, 
senile;  matronly,  anile;  in  years;  ripe,  mellow,  run  to  seed,  de- 
clining, waning,  past  one's  prime ;  grey,  -headed ;  hoar,  -y ; 
venerable,  time-worn,  antiquated,  pasne,  effete,  decrepit,  super- 
annuated ;  advanced  in  -life,  -  years ;  stricken  in  years ;  wrin- 
kled, marked  with  the  crow's  foot;  having  one  foot  in  the 
grave. 

old-,  eld-er,  -est;  senior;  first-bom,  -ling, 
turned  of,   years  old;   of  a  certain  age,   no  chicken,  old  as 
Methuselah ;  ancestral ;  patriarchal  &c.  {ancient)  124. 


129.  Infant. — W.  infant,  babe, 
baby;  nurse-,  suck-,  year-,  wean- 
ling ;  papoose,  bambino. 

child,  bairn,  little  one,  brat, 
chit,  pickaninny,  urchin;  bant-, 
brat-ling;  elf. 

youth,  boy,  lad,  stripling,  young- 
ster, younker,  callant,  whipster, 
whipper-snapper,  schoolboy,  hob- 
bledehoy, hopeful,  cadet,  minor, 
master. 

scion;  sap-,  seed-ling;  tendril,  olive-branch,  nestling,  chicken, 
larva,  chrysalis,  tadpole,  whelp,  cub,  pullet,  fry,  callow;  cod- 
lin,  -g;  foetus,  calf,  colt,  pup,  foal,  kitten;  lamb,  -kin. 

girl;  lass,  -ie;  wench,  miss,  damsel,  demoiselle;  maid,  -en; 
virgin ;  hoyden. 

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130.  Vetekan. — iV.  veteran,  old 
man,  seer,  patriarch,  greybeard ; 
grand-father,  -sire ;  grandam  ;  gaf- 
fer, gammer;  crone;  pantaloon; 
sexage-,  octoge-,  nonage-,  cente- 
narian ;  old  stager. 

preadamite,  Methuselah,  Nestor, 
old  Parr;  elders;  forefathers  &c. 
{paternity)  166. 


I.  VI.  2°. 


TIME. 


129-133 


Adj,  infant-ine,  -ile;  puerile;  boy-,  girl-,  child-,  baby-,  kit- 
tcn-ish ;  baby ;  new-born,  unfledged,  new-fledged,  callow. 

in  -the  cradle,  -  swaddling  clothes,  -  long  clothes,  -  arms,  - 
l3ad^ng  strings ;  at  the  breast ;  in  one's  teens. 

131-  Adolescence. — iV.  adolescence,  pubescence,  majority; 
adultness  &c.  adj.-,  manhood,  virility,  maturity;  full-,  ripe- 
age  ;  flower  of  age ;  prime  -,  meridian-  of  life. 

man  &c.  373 ;  woman  &c.  374 ;  adult,  no  chicken. 

V.  come  -of  age,  -  to  man's  estate,  -  to  years  of  discretion ; 
attain  majority,  assume  the  toga  virilis ;  have  -cut  one's  eye- 
teetll,  -  sown  one's  wild  oats. 

Adj.  adolescent,  pubescent,  of  age ;  of  -full,  -  ripe-  age ;  out 
of  one's  teens,  grown  up,  mature,  full  grown,  in  one's  prime, 
middle-aged,  manly,  virile,  adult;  womanly,  matronly;  mar- 
riageable, nubile. 

3.   Time  with  reference  to  an  Effect  or  Purpose. 


132.  Earliness. — ISf.  earliness 
&c.  adj. ;  morning  &c.  125. 

punctuality;  promptitude  &c. 
{activity)  682;  haste  &c.  {velocity) 
274 ;  suddenness  &c.  {instantaneity) 
113. 

prematurity,  precocity,  precipita- 
tion, anticipation ;  a  stitch  in  time. 

V.  be  -early  &c.  adj.,  -before- 
hand &c.  adv. ;  keep  time,  take 
time  by  the  forelock,  anticipate, 
forestall ;  have  -,  gain-  the  start ; 
steal  a  march  upon;  gain  time, 
draw  on  futurity;  bespeak,  secure, 
engage,  pre-engage. 

accelerate;  expedite  &c.  (quick- 
en) 274;  make  haste  &c.  {hurry) 
684. 

Adj.  early,  prime,  timely,  in 
time,  punctual,  forward;  prompt 
&c.  {active)  682;  summary. 

premature,  precipitate,  preco- 
cious ;  prevcnient^  anticipatory ; 
rath. 

sudden  &c.  {instantaneous)  113; 
unexpected  &c.  508;  near,  -  at 
hand ;  immediate. 

Adv.  early,  soon,  anon,  betimes, 
rath;  eft,  -soons;  ere  -,  before- 
long;  punctually  &c,  adj.\  to  the 
minute;  in  time;  in  -srood,  -  mili- 


133.  Lateness. — iV.  lateness  &c. 
adj. ;  tardiness  &c.  {slowness)  275. 

de-lay,  -lation;  cunctation,  pro- 
crastination ;  deferring  &c.  ??. ; 
postponement,  adjournment,  pro- 
rogation, retardation,  respite ;  pro- 
traction, prolongation  ;  Fabian 
policy,  midecine  expectante,  chan- 
cery suit;  leeway;  high  time. 

V.  be  -late  &c.  adj. ;  tarry,  wait, 
stay,  bide,  take  time;  dawdle  &c. 
(be  inactive)  683;  linger,  loiter; 
bide  -,  take- one's  time;  gain  time; 
hang  fire ;  stand  -,  lie-  over. 

put  off,  defer,  delay,  lay  over, 
suspend ;  shift  -,  stave-  off ;  waive, 
retard,  remand,  postpone,  adjourn; 
procrastinate ;  dally ;  prolong,  pro- 
tract; spin  -,  draw  -,  lengthen- 
out;  prorogue;  keep  back;  tide 
over;  push  -,  drive- to  the  last; 
let  the  matter  stand  over;  reserve 
&c.  {store)  636 ;  temporize ;  consult 
one's  pillow,  sleep  upon  it. 

lose  an  opportunity  &c.  135;  be 
kept  waiting,  dance  attendance; 
kick  -,  cool-  one's  heels;  faire 
antichawbre ;  wait  impatiently; 
await  &c.  {expect)  507;  sit  up,  -  at 
night. 

Adj.  late,  tardy,  slow,  behind- 
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132-135. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VI.  2°. 


tary,  -  pudding,  -  due-  time ;  time 
enough. 

beforehand  ;  prematurely  &c. 
ad]. ;  precipitately  &c.  {hastily) 
684;  too  soon;  before  -its,  -  one's- 
time;  ii  anticipation;  unexpected- 
ly ifcc.  5u8. 

suddenly  &c.  {instantaneously) 
113;  before  one  can  say  "Jack 
Robinson,"  at  short  notice,  extem- 
pore ;  on  the  spur  of  the  -moment, 
-  occasion;  at  once;  on  the  -spot, 
-instant;  at  sight;  off  -,  out  of- 
hand;  d  vue  (V ceil ;  straight,  -way, 
-forth  ;  forthwith,  incontinently, 
summarily,  immediately,  briefly, 
shortly,  quickly,  speedily,  apace,  before  the  ink  is  dry,  almost 
immediately,  presently,  at  the  first  opportunity,  in  no  long  time, 
by  and  by,  in  a  while,  directly. 

Phr.  touch  and  go,  no  sooner  said  than  done. 


hand,  belated,  postliminious,  post- 
humous, backward,  unpunctual ; 
dilatory  &c.  {slow)  275;  delayed 
&c.  ^. ;  in  abey  ance. 

Adv.  late;  late-,  back- ward;  late 
in  the  day;  at  -sunset,  -  the  elev- 
enth hour,  -  length,  -  last;  ulti- 
mately ;  after  -,  behind-  time ;  too 
late;  too  late  for  &c.  135. 

slowly,  leisurely,  deliberately, 
at  one's  leisure ;  ex  post  facto  ;  sine 
die.  • 

Phr.  nonum  prematur  in  annum. 


134.  Occasion.  —  N.  occasion, 
opportunity,  opening,  room;  suit- 
able -,  proper  -  -  time,  -  season ; 
high  time ;  opportuneness  &c.  adj. ; 
tempestivity. 

crisis,  turn,  juncture,  conjunc- 
ture ;  turning  point,  given  time. 

nick  of  time;  golden  -,  well 
timed  -,  fine  -,  favourable-  oppor- 
tunity; clear  stage,  fair  field;  mol- 
lia  tempora  ;  fata  Morgana  ;  spare 
time  &c.  (leisure)  685. 

V.  seize  &c.  {taJce)  789 -,  use  &c. 
677  -,  give  &c.  784-  an  -opportu- 
nity, —  occasion ;  improve  the  occa- 
sion. 

suit  the  occasion  &c.  (^^6'  exjjedi- 
ent)  646. 

strike  the  iron  while  it  is  hot, 
hnttre  lefersur  Venclume^  make  hay 
while  the  sun  shines,  take  time  by 
the  forelock,  prendre  la  lalle  an 
hand. 

Adj.  opportune,  timely,  well- 
timed,  timeful,  seasonable. 

providential,  lucky,  fortunate, 
happy,  favourable,  propitious,  aus- 
picious, critical;  suitable  &c.  23; 
obiter  dicta. 


135.  Intempesti  vity.  —  N.  in- 
tempestivity ;  unsuitable  -,  im- 
proper- time ;  unreasonableness  &c. 
ndj.\  evil  hour;  contretemps;  in- 
trusion; anachronism  &c.  115. 

V.  be  -ill  timed  &c.  adj.\  mis- 
time, intrude,  come  amiss,  break 
in  upon;  have  other  fish  to  fry;  be 
-busy,  -  occupied. 

lose  -,  throw  away  -,  waste  -, 
neglect  &c.  460-  an  opportunity; 
allow  -,  suffer-  the  -opportunity, 
-  occasion-  to  -pass,  -  slip,  -  go  by, 
-escape,-  lapse;  waste  time  &c. 
{he  inactive)  683 ;  let  slip  through 
the  fingers,  lock  the  stable  door 
when  the  steed  is  stolen. 

Adj.  ill-,  mis-timed;  untimely, 
intrusive,  unseasonable;  out  of 
-date,  -  season;  inopportune, 
timeless,  untoward,  mat  apropos^ 
unlucky,  inauspiciou-^,  unpro 
pitious,  unfortunate, unfavourable : 
unsuited  &c.  24;  inexpedient  &c. 
647. 

unpunctual  &c.  {late)  133;  too 
late  for;  premature  <fec.  {early)  132; 
too  soon  for. 

Adv.  inopportunely  &c.  adj. ;  as 
48 


I.  VI.  3°. 


TIME. 


134-139. 


ill  luck  would  have  it,  in  an  evil 
hour,  the  time  having  gone  by.  a 
day  after  the  fair. 

Phr.  after  meat  mustard,  after 
death  the  doctor. 


Adv.  opportunely  &c.  adj. ;  in 
-proper,  -due-  -time,  -  course,  - 
season;  for  the  nonce ;  in  the  -nick, 
~  fulness-  of  time;  all  in  good 
time;  just  in  time,  at  the  eleventh 
hour,  now  or  never. 

by  the  -way,  -  by ;  ^n  passant, 
a  propos  ;  pro  -re  natd^  -  hac  vice  ;  par  parenthese,  parenthetically, 
by  way  of  parenthesis;  while  -speaking  of,  on  this  subject;  ex 
tempore ;  on  the  spur  of  the  -moment,  -  occasion ;  on  the  spot 
«&c.  {early)  133. 

Phr.  carpe  diem  ;  occasionem  cognosce;  one's  hour  is  come,  the 
time  is  up ;  that  reminds  me. 

3°.  Recurrent  Time. 


136.  Frequenc y. — N.  f  r e - 
quency,  oftness;  repetition  &c. 
104. 

V.  recur  &c.  104;  do  nothing 
but ;  keep,  -  on. 

Adj.  frequent,  many  times,  not 
rare,  thickcoming,  incessant,  per- 
petual, continual,  constant,  re- 
peated &c.  104 ;  habitual  &C.613. 

Adv.  often,  oft ;  oft-,  of  ten-times ; 
frequently ;  repeatedly  &c,  104;  un- 
seldom,  not  unfrequently ;  in 
-quick,  -  rapid-  succession ;  many 
a  time  and  oft;  daily,  hourly  &c. ; 
every  -day,  -hour,  -  moment  &c. 

perpetually,  continually,  con- 
stantly, incessantly,  without  ceas- 
ing, at  all  times,  daily  and  hourly, 
night  and  day,  day  and  night,  day 
after  day,  morning,  noon  and 
night,  ever  and  anon. 

most  often ;  commonly  &c.  (Ttdbiiually)  613. 

sometimes,  occasionally,  at  times,  now  and  then,  from  time  to 
time,  there  being  times  when,  toties  quoties,  often  enough,  again 
and  ajjain. 


137.  Inprequency.  —  iV.  infre- 
quency,  rareness,  rarity;  fewness 
&c.  103;  seldomness. 

V.  be  -rare  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  un-,  in-frequent;  rare,  -as 
a  blue  diamond;  few  &c.  103; 
scarce ;  almost  unheard  of,  unpre- 
cedented, which  has  not  occurred 
within  the  memory  of  the  oldes!; 
inhabitant,  not  within  one's  pre- 
vious experience. 

Adv.  Seldom,  rarely,  scarcely, 
hardly;  not  often,  unfrequently, 
unoften;  scarcely-,  hardly-  ever; 
once  in  a  blue  moon. 

once ;  once  -for  all  -  in  a  way ; 
pro  hac  vice. 


138.  Regularity  of  recurrence. 

Periodicity. — H.  periodicity,  in- 
termittence;  beat;  osciilation  &c. 
314;  pulse,  pulsation;  rnythm; 
alter-nation,  -nateness,  -nativeness, 
-nity. 

bout,   round,    revolution,   rota- 
tion, turn. 


139.  Irregularity  of  recur- 
rence.— ^iV.  irregularity,  uncer- 
tainty, unpunctuality ;  fitf  ulnesa 
&c.  adj. 

Adj.  irregular,  uncertain,  un- 
punctual,  capricious,  desultory, 
fitful,  flickering;  rambling,  rhap- 
sodical; spasmodic. 

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138-141. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


r.  VI.  3*. 


Adv.  irregularly  &c.  adj. ;  by  fits 
and  starts  &c.  {dlscontinuously)  70. 


anniversary,  jubilee,  centenary. 

[Regularity     of     return]     rota, 
cycle,  period,  stated  time,  routine ; 
days  of  the  week;  Sunday,  Mon- 
day &C. ;  months  of  the  year ;  Jaiauary  &c. ;    feast,    fast  &c 
Christmas,  Easter,  New  Year's  day  &c. 

punctuality,  regularity,  steadiness. 

V.  recur  in  regular  -order,  -  succession ;  return,  revolve ;  come 
-again,  -  in  its  turn;  come  round,  -  again;  beat,  pulsate;  alter- 
nate; intermit. 

Adj.  periodic,  -al;  serial,  recurrent,  cyclical,  rhythmical;  re- 
curring &c.  «. ;  inter-,  re-mittent ;  alternate,  erery  other. 

hourly;  diurnal,  daily;  quotidian,  tertian,  weekly ;  hebdomad 
-al,  -ary;  bi-weekly,  fortnightly:  monthly,  menstrual;  yearly, 
annual;  biennial,  triennial  &c. ;  centennial,  secular;  paschal, 
lenten,  &c. 

regular,  steady,  punctual,  regular  as  clockwork. 

Adv.  periodically  &c.  adj. ;  at  -regular  intervals,  -  stated 
times;  at  -fixed,  -  established-  periods;  punctually  &c.  adj. ;  de 
die  in  diem  ;  from  day  to  day,  day  by  day. 

by  turns ;  in  -turn,  -  rotation ;  alternately,  every  other  day,  off 
and  on,  ride  and  tie,  round  and  round. 


Sectioij  YII.    CHANGE- 

1°.  Simple  Change. 


140.  [Difference  at  different 
times.]  Change. — N.  change,  al- 
teration mutation,  permutation, 
variation,  modification,  modula- 
tion, mood,  qualification,  innova- 
tion, metastasis,  deviation,  turn; 
diversion;  break. 

transformation,  transfiguration; 
metamorphosis ;  transmutation ; 
transubstantiation ;  metagenesis, 
transanimation,  transmigration, 
metempsychosis ;  avatar ;  altera- 
tive. 

conversion  &c.  {gradual  change) 
144 ;  revolution  &c.  {sudden  or  rad- 
ical clmnge)  146;  inversion  &c. 
{reversal)  218;  displacement  &c. 
185;  transference  &c.  270. 

changeableness  &c.  149;  tergi- 
versation &c.  {change  of  mind)  607. 

V.  change,  alter,  vary,  wax  and 
•ane;  modulate,  diversify,  quaii- 


141.  [Absence  of  change.]  Per- 
manence.— iV.  stability  &c.  150; 
quiescence  &c.  265 ;  obstinacy  &c. 
606. 

permanence,  persistence,  endur- 
ance; standing,  status  quo  ;  main- 
tenance, preservation,  conserva- 
tion; conservatism;  law  of  the 
Medes  and  Persians;  standing 
dish. 

F.  let  -alone,  -  be ;  persist,  re- 
main, stay,  tarry,  rest;  hold,  -  on: 
last,  endure,  bide,  abide,  aby, 
dwell,  maintain,  keep;  stand,  - 
still,  -fast;  subsist,  live,  outlive, 
survive;  hold  -,  keep  -  one's 
-ground,  -  footing;  hold  good. 

Adj.  stable  &c.  150;  persisting 
&c.  v.;  permanent;  established; 
unchanged  &c.  (change  &c.  140) ; 
unrenewed ;  intact,  inviolate ;  per- 
sistent;  monotonous,  unchequered; 
50 


I.  VII.  r. 


CHANGE. 


140—143. 


unfailing, 

un-destroyed,  -repealed,  -sup- 
pressed;  conservative,  qualis  ab 
iiicepto  ;  stationary  &c.  265. 

Adx).  in  statu  quo ;  for  good,  fi- 
nally ;  at  a  stand,  -still ;  uci  poasi' 
detis;  without  a  shadow  of  turn- 
ing. 

FJir.  esto  perpettta  ;  nolunvm  legei 
Aiiglim  mutari. 


fy,  tamper  with;  turn,  shift,  veer, 
tack,  chop,  shufl9.e,  swerve,  warp, 
deviate,  turn  aside,  evert,  inter- 
vert;  pass  to,  take  a  turn,  turn 
the  corner,  resume. 

work  a  change,  modify,  vamp, 
superinduce;  transform,  -figure, 
-mute,  -mogrify,  -ume;  metamor- 
phose, ring  the  changes. 

innovate,  introduce  new  blood, 
shuffle  the  cards ;  give  a  -turn,  - 
colour-  to;  influence,  turn  the 
scale ;  shift  the  scene,  turn  over  a  new  leaf. 

recast  &c.  146;  reverse  &c.  218;  disturb  &c.  61;  convert  into 
&c.  144. 

Adj.  changed  &c.  -».;  new-fangled;  changeable  &c.  149;  tran- 
sitional; modifiable;  alterative. 

Adv.  mutatis  mutandis. 

Int.  quantum  mutatus  ! 

Phr.  ' '  a  change  came  o'er  the  spirit  of  my  dream ; "  nous  awns 
change  tout  cela ;  tempoi'a  mutantur  nos  et  mutamur  in  illis;  non 
sum  qualis  eram. 


142.  [Change  from  action  to 
rest.]  Cessation.— iV".  cessation, 
discontinuance,  desistance,  desi- 
nence. 

inter-,  re  -  mission ;  sus  -  pense, 
-pension;  interruption;  stop;  stop- 
ping &c.  ?;.;  stoppage,  halt;  arri- 
val &c.  2^-2. 

pause,  rest,  lull,  respite,  truce, 
drop ;  interregnum,  abeyance. 

dead  -stop,  -  stand,  -  lock; 
comma,  colon,  semicolon,  period, 
full  stop;  end  &c.  ^7;  death  &c. 
360. 

V.  cease,  discontinae,  desist, 
stay;  break  -,  leave-  off;  hold, 
stop,  pull  up,  stop  short;  stick, 
hang  fire ;  halt ;  pause,  rest. 

have  done  with,  give  over,  sur- 
cease, shut  up  shop;  give  up  &c. 
{relinquish)  624. 

hold  -,  stay-  one's  hand;  rest  on 
one's  oars,  repose  on  one's  laurels. 

come  to  a  -stand,  -  standstill,  - 
dead  lock,  -  full  stop;  arrive  &c. 
292 ;  go  out,  die  away ;  wear  -'^way, 


143.  Continuance  in  action.— 
iV.  continu-ance,  -ation;  run;  per- 
sistence &c.  (perseverance)  604«.; 
repetition  &c.  104. 

V.  continue,  persist ;  go  -,  jog 
-,  keep  -,  run  -,  hold-  on;  abide, 
keep,  pursue,  stick  to;  take  -, 
maintain  its  course;  carry  on, 
keep  up. 

sustain,  uphold,  hold  up,  keep 
on  foot;  follow  up,  perpetuate; 
maintain ;  preserve  &c.  604a. ;  harp 
upon  &c.  {repeat)  104. 

keep  -going,  -  alive,  —  the  pot 
boiling,  -  up  the  ball ;  die  in  har- 
ness ;  hold  on  -,  pursue-  the  even 
tenour  of  one's  way. 

let  be ;  stai'e  super  antiquas  mas; 
quieta  non  movere ;  let  things  take 
their  course. 

Adj.  continuing  &c.  v.;  uninter- 
rupted, unintermitting,  unvary- 
ing, unshifting;  unreversed,  un- 
stopped, unrevoked,  unvaried; 
sustained ;  undying  &c.  {perpetual) 
112;  inconvertible. 

61 


142—146.  ABSTRACT  RELATIONS.  1.  vn.  r 


Int.  right  away  I 

Phr,  nolumus  leges  Anglim  mu- 
tari;  vestigia  nulla  retrorsum  ;  lab 
itur  et  labetur. 


-  off;  pass  away  &c.  (5a  fast)  122; 
be  at  an  end. 

intromit,  interrupt,  suspend,  in- 
terpel ;  inter-,  re-mit ;  put  -an  end, 

-  a  stop,  -  a  period-  to ;  bring  to  a 
stand,  -still;  stop,  cut  short,  ar- 
rest, avast;  stem  the  -tide,  -  torrent;  pull  the  check  string. 

/«i.  hold!  stop!  enough!  avast  I  have  done !  a  truce  to !  soft  I 
leave  off  I 

144.  [Gradual  change  to  something  different.]  Conversion. 
— N.  conversion,  reduction,  transmutation,  resolution,  assimi- 
lation; assumption;  naturalization. 

chemistry,  alchemy;  progress,  growth,  lapse,  flux, 
passage ;    transit,    -ion ;    transmigration,    shifting   &c.    «?, ; 
^hase;  conjugation;  convertibility, 
cncible,  alembic,  caldron, 
convert,  pervert,  renegade,  apostate. 
Y,  be  COD  verted 'into;  become,  get,  wax;  come  -,  turn-  -to, 

-  into ;  turn  out,  lapse,  shift ;  run  -,  fall  -,  pass  -,  slide  -, 
glide  -,  grow  -,  ripen  -,  open  -,  resolve  itself  -,  settle  -, 
merge-  into;  melt,  grow,  come  round  to,  mature,  mellow;  as- 
sume the  -form,  -  shape,  -  state,  -  nature,  -  character-  of;  il- 
}j»pse ;  assume  a  new  phase,  undergo  a  change. 

convert  -,  resolve-  into ;  make,  render ;  mould,  form  &c. 
240;  re-model,  new  model,  refound,  reform,  reorganize;  as- 
similate -,  bring  -,  reduce-  to. 

AcVf.  converted  into  &c.  ^. ;  convertible,  resolvable  into ; 
transitional ;  naturalized. 

Ad^.  gradually  &c.  {slowly)  275 ;  in  transitu  &c.  {transfer- 
ence) 270. 

145.  Reversion. — N.  reversion,  return;  revulsion, 
turning  point,  turn  of  the  tide;  status  quo  ante  helium;  calm 

before  a  storm. 

alternation  &c.  {periodicity)  138;  inversion  &c.  219;  recoil 
&c.  277 ;  regression  &c.  283 ;  restoration  &c.  660 ;  relapse  &c. 
661. 

V.  revert,  turn  back;  relapse  &c.  661;  recoil  &c.  277;  re- 
treat &c.  288 ;  restore  &c.  660 ;  undo,  unmake ;  turn  the  -tide, 

-  scale. 

Ad,j.  reverting  &c.  v. ;  revulsive,  reactionary. 
Adv.  d  rebours. 

146.  [Sudden  or  violent  change.]  Revolution.— iV.  revolu- 
tion, houleversement^  subversion,  break  up;  destruction  &c.  162; 
sudden  -,  radical  -,  sweeping  -,  organic-  change;  clean 
sweep,  coup  d'etat^  counter-revolution. 

transilience,  jump,  leap,  plunge,  jerk,  start;  explosion; 
spasm,  convulsion,  throe,  revulsion;  storm,  earthquake,  cata- 
clysm. 


I.  VII,  2°. 


CHANGE. 


146-150 


legerdemain  &c.  {trick)  545. 

V.  revolutionize;  new  model,  remodel,  recast;  strike  out 
something  new,  break  with  the  past;  change  the  face  of, 
unsex. 


Adj.  unrecognizable. 

147.  [Change  of  one  thing  for 
another.]  Substitution. — JY.  sub- 
stitution, commutation;  supplant- 
ing &c.  v.,  supersession,  metonymy 
&c.  {figure  of  speech)  b'ZX . 

[Thing  substituted]  substitute, 
succedaneum^  make-shift,  shift,  pis 
aJler^  stop-gap,  jury-mast,  locum  te- 
nens,  warming-pan,  dummy,  scape- 
goat; double;  changeling;  quid  pro 
quo,  alternative ;  representative  &c. 
(deputy)  759;  palimpsest. 

price,  purchase-money,  consider- 
ation, equivalent. 

V.  substitute,  put  in  the  place 
of,  change  for;  make  way  for,  give 
place  to;  supply  -,  take-  the  place 
of;  supplant,  supersede,  replace, 
cut  out,  serve  as  a  substitute ;  step 
into  -,  stand  in-  the  shoes  of; 
make  a  shift  -,  put  up-  with ;  bor- 
row of  Peter  to  pay  Paul;  com- 
mute, redeem,  compound  for.l 

Adj.  substituted  &c.  v.  ;  vicari- 
ous, subdititious. 

AdiK  instead ;  in  -place,  -  lieu, 
-  the  stead,  -  the  room-  of;  faute 
de  mieux. 

Complex  Change. 


148.  [Double  or  mutual  change.] 
Interchange.  —  N.  inter-,  ex- 
change; com-,  per-,  inter-muta- 
tion; reciprocation,  transposition, 
shuffling;  castling  [at  chess]; 
hocus-pocus. 

interchange-ableness,  -ability. 

barter  &c.  794;  tit  for  tat  &c. 
{retaliation)  718;  crossfire,  battle- 
dore and  shuttlecock ;  quid  pro  quo. 

V.  inter-,  ex-,  counter-change; 
bandy,  transpose,  shuffle,  change 
hands,  swap,  permute,  reciprocate, 
commute;  give  and  take,  return 
the  compliment;  play  at  -puss  in 
the  corner,  -  battledore  and  shut- 
tlecock; retaliate  &c.  718. 

Adj.  interchanged  &c.v.;  recipro- 
cal, mutual,  communicative,  inter- 
changeable, intercurrent. 

Adv.  in  exchange,  vice  versa,  mu- 
tatis mutandis,  backwards  and  for- 
wards, by  turns,  turn  and  turn 
about ;  ^each  -,  every  one-  in  his 
turn. 


2\ 

149.  Changeabl?^:ness.  —  iVi 
diangeableness  &c.  adj.:  mutabili- 
ty, inconstancy;  versatility,  mo- 
l)ility;  instability,  unstable  equili- 
brium ;  vacillation  &c.  {irresolution) 
G05 ;  fluctuation,  vicissitude ;  alter- 
nation &c.  {oscillation)  314. 

restlessness  &c.  adj. ;  fidgets, 
disquiet;  dis-,  in-quietude;  unrest; 
agitation  &c.  315. 

moon,  Proteus,  chameleon, 
quicksilver,  shifting  sands,  wea- 
thercock, harlequin,  Cjnibiaofthe 
minute,  April  showers;  wheel  of 
Fortune ;  transientness  &c.  111. 
5* 


150.  Stability.  — ' N.  stability; 
immutability  &c.  adj.  ;  unchange- 
ableness  &c.  adj.;  constancy;  sta- 
ble equilibrium,  immobility,  sound- 
ness, vitality,  stabiliment,  stiff- 
ness, anchylosis,  solidity,  aplomb. 

establishment,  fixture  ;  rock,  pil- 
lar, tower,  foundation,  leopard's 
spots,  Ethiopian's  skin. 

permanence  &c.  141;  obstinacy 
&c.  606. 

y.  be  -firm  &c.  adj. ;  stick  fast ; 
stand  -,  keep  -,  remain-  firm;  wea- 
ther the  storm. 

settle,  establish,  stablish,  ascer- 
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149-152. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.   VII. 


V.  fluctuate,  vary,  wavei, 
flounder,  flicker,  flitter,  flit,  flut- 
ter, shift,  shuffle,  shake,  totter, 
tremble,  vacillate,  wamble,  turn 
and  turn  about,  ring  the  changes; 
sway  -,  shift-  to  and  fro ;  change 
and  change  about;  oscillate  &c. 
314;  vibrate-,  oscillate-  between 
two  extremes;  alternate;  have  as 
many  phases  as  tlie  moon. 

Adj.  change-able,  -ful;  chang- 
ing &c.  140;  mutable,  variable, 
chequered,  ever  changing;  prote- 


tain,  fix,  set,  stabilitate;  retain, 
keep  hold;  make  -good,  -  sure; 
fasten  &c.  {join)  43 ;  set  on  its  legs ; 
perpetuate. 

settle  down ;  strike  -,  take-  root ; 
take  up  one's  abode  &c.  184 ;  build 
one's  house  on  a  rock. 

Adj.  unchangeable,  immutable; 
unalter-ed,  -able;  not  to  be 
changed,  constant;  permanent  &c. 
141;  invariable,  undeviating;  sta- 
ble, durable ;  perennial  &c.  {diutur- 
naV)  110. 

fixed,  steadfast,  firm,  fast, 
steady,  balanced ;  confirmed,  valid ; 
immovable,  irremovable,  riveted, 
rooted ;  settled,  established  &c.  v. ; 
vested ;  incontrovertible,  stereo- 
typed, indeclinable. 

tethered,  anchored,  moored,  at 
anchor,  on  a  rock,  firm  as  a  rock; 
firmly  seated,  -  established  &c.  v. ; 
deep-rooted,  ineradicable ;  invet- 
erate ;  obstinate  &c.  606. 

transfixed,  stuck  fast,  aground, 
higli  and  dry,  stranded. 

indefeasible,    irretrievable,     iu- 
transmutablo,  incommutable,  irre- 
soluble,  irrevocable,  irreversible,  reverseless,  inextinguishable, 
irreducible;  indissol-uble,  -vable;  indestructible,  undying,  im- 
perishable, indelible,  indeciduous;  insusceptible,  -  of  change. 
Int.  atet. 


an,  -iform ;  versatile. 

unstaid,  inconstant;  un-steady, 
-stable,  -fixed,  -settled ;  fluctuating 
&c.  «. ;  restless ;  agitated  &c. 
315;  entatic,  fickle;  irresolute  &c. 
605;  capricious  &c.  608;  touch- 
and-go;  inconsonant,  fitful,  spas- 
modic; vibratory;  vagrant,  way- 
ward; desultory;  afloat;  alterna- 
ting; alterable,  plastic,  mobile; 
transient  &c.  111. 

Adv.  see-saw  &c.  {oscillation) 
314 ;  off  and  on. 


Present  Events. 

151.  Eventuality. — N.  eventu- 
ality, event,  occurrence,  incident, 
affair,  transaction,  proceeding, 
fact;  matter  of  -,  naked-  fact; 
phenomenon;  advent. 

business,  concern ;  circumstance, 
particular,  casualty,  accident,  ad- 
venture, passage,  crisis,  pass,  emer- 
gency, contingency,  consequence. 

the  world,  life,  things,  doings, 
affairs ;  things  -,  affairs-  in  general ; 
the  times,  state  of  affairs,  order  of 
the  day;  course  -,  tide  -,  stream  -, 
current  -,  iTin  -,  march-  of  -things, 
-  events ;  ups  and  downs  of  life ; 


Future  Events. 

152.  Destiny. — JV.  destiny  &c, 
{necessity)  601 ;  future  -,  post-  ex' 
istence;  future  state,  next  world, 
world  to  come,  after  life;  futurity 
&c.  121 ;  everlasting  -life,  -  death: 
prospect  &c.  {expectation)  507. 

V.  impend;  hang  -,  lie-  ovz?r: 
threaten,  loom,  await,  come  on, 
approach,  stare  one  in  the  face ; 
fore-,  pre-ordain ;  predestine,  doom, 
have  in  store  for. 

Adj.  impending  &c.  ■«. ;  destined ; 
about  to  -be,  -  happen ;  coming,  in 
store,  to  come,  going  to  happen, 
instant,    at    hand. 


near; 
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near 


I.    YIII.    1°. 


CHANGE— CAUSATION. 


151-154. 


chapter  of  acciden  s  &c.  {chance) 
15G ;  situation  &c.  [circumstances)  8. 
V.  happen,  occur;  take  -place,  - 
effect ;  come,  beconie  of ;  come 
-off,  -  about,  -  round,  -  into  ex- 
istence, -  forth,  -  to  pass,  -  on; 
pass,  present  itself;  fall;  fall  -, 
■  arn-  out ;  run,  be  on  foot,  fall  in ; 
he-fall,  -tide,  -chance ;  prove,  even- 
tuate, draw  on;  turn  -,  crop  -, 
spring  -,  cast-  up ;  super-,  sur-vene ; 
issue,  arrive,  ensue,  arise,  start, 
hold,  take  its  course ;  pass  off  &c. 
{he  past)  122. 
meet  with;  experience;  fall  to 
lot  of;    be   one's   -chance,  - 


close-  at  hand ;  overhanging,  hang- 
ing over  one's  head,  imminent; 
brewing,  preparing,  forthcoming; 
in  the  wind,  on  the  cards,  in  re- 
serve; that  -will,  -is  to-  be;  in 
prospect  &c.  {expected)  607;  loom- 
ing in  the  -distance,  -  horizon,  - 
future;  unborn,  in  embryo;  in  the 
womb  of  -time,  -  futurity;  preg- 
nant &c.  {producing)  161. 

Adv.  in  -time,  -  the  long  run; 
all  in  good  time;  eventually  &r. 
151;  whatever  may  happen  &c. 
{certainly)  474;  as  -chance  &c.  156- 
would  have  it. 


the 

fortune,  -  lot ;  find ;  encounter,  undergo ;    pass-,  go-  through ; 

endure  &c.  {feel.  821. 

Adj.  happening  &c.  i). ;  going  on,  doing,  current ;  in  the  wind, 
afloat;  on  -foot,  -  the  tapis ;  at  issue,  in  question;  incidental. 

eventful,  stirring,  bustling,  full  of  incident. 

Adv.  eventually;  in  -the  event  of,  -  case;  in  the  course  of 
things ;  in  the  -natural,  -  ordinary-  course  of  things ;  as  -things, 
-  times-  go;  as  the  world  -goes,  -  wags;  as  che  -tree  falls,  -  cat 
jumps;  as  it  may  -turn  out,  -  happen. 

Phr.  the  plot  thickens. 

Section  VIII.     CAUSATION; 


1°.  Constancy  of  Sequence  in  Events. 


153-  [Constant  antecedent,  j 
Cause. — N.  cause,  origin,  source, 
principle,  element  ;  occasioner, 
prime  mover,  primum  mobile  ;  vera 
causa;  author  &c.  {producer) 
164;  main-spring,  agent;  leaven; 
groundwork,  foundation  &c.  {sup- 
port) 215. 

spring,  fountain,  well,  font; 
fountain  -,  spring-  head;  fons  et 
origo,  genesis;  descent  &c.  {pater- 
nity) 166 ;  remote  cause. 

pivot,  hinge,  turning  -  point, 
lever;  key;  proximate  cause,  causa 
causans;  last  straw  that  breaks 
the  camel's  back. 

ground ;  reason,  -  why;  why  and 
wherefore,  rationale,  occasion,  de- 
rivation; final  cause  &c.  {intentio)i) 


154-  [Constant  sequent.]  Ef- 
fect.— iV.  effect,  consequence  ; 
deriva-tive,  -tion;  result;  result- 
ant, -ance;  upshot,  issue,  denoue- 
ment;  end  &c.  67;  development, 
outgrowth,  fruit,  crop,  harvest, 
product,  bud. 

production,  produce,  work, 
handiwork,  fabric,  performance ; 
creature,  creation  ;  off  -  spring, 
-shoot  ;  first-fruits,  -lings;  pre- 
mices. 

V,  be  the  -effect  &c.  n.-  of;  be 
-due,  -  owing-  to ;  originate  -in,  - 
from ;  rise-,  arise  -,  take  its  rise  -, 
spring-,proceed-,  emanate  ,come 
-,  grow  -,  bud  -,  sprout  -,  germi- 
nate -,  issue  -,  flow  -,  result  -, 
follow  -,  derive  its  origin  -,  ac- 
55 


153—156. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VIII.  V. 


620;  les  dessous  des  cartes;  under- 
currents. 

rudiment,  egg,  germ,  embryo, 
bud,  root,  radix,  radical,  etymon, 
nucleus,  seed,  stem,  stock,  stirj^s^ 
trunk,  tap-root. 

nest,  cradle,  nursery,  womb,  ni- 
dus, birth-place,  hot-bed. 

caus-ality,  -ation ;  origination ; 
production  &c.  161. 

V.  be  the  -cause  &c.  n.-  of; 
originate;  give  -origin,  -  rise,  - 
occasion- to;  cause,  occasion,  sow 
the  seeds  of,  kindle,  suscitate; 
bring  -on,  -  to  pass,  -  about;  pro- 
duce; create  &c.*161;  set  -up, - 
afloat,  -  on  foot;  found,  broach, 
institute,    lay   the  foundation  of;  lie  at  the  root  of. 

procure,  induce,  draw  down,  open  the  door  to,  superinduce, 
evoke,  entail,  operate;  elicit,  provoke. 

conduce  to  &c.  {tend  to)  176;  contribute;  have  a  -hand  in,  - 
finger  in-  the  pie ;  determine,  decide,  turn  the  scale ;  have  a  com- 
mon origin;  derive  its  origin  &c.  {effect)  154. 

Adj.  caused  &c.  'o.;  causal,  original;  prim-ary,  -itive,  -ordial; 
aboriginal ;  radical ;  embry-onic,  -otic ;  in  -embryo^  -  ovo  ;  semi- 
nal, germinal;  at  the  bottom  of;  connate,  having  a  common 
origin. 

Adi),  because  &c.  155;  behind  the  scenes. 


crue-  from ;  come  -to,  -  of,  -  out 
of;  depend  -  hang  -,  hinge  -, 
turn-  upon. 

take  the  consequences,  sow  the 
wind  and  reap  the  whirlwind. 

Adj.  owing  to;  resulting  from 
&c.  'D.',  derivable  from;  due  to; 
caused  &c.  153-  by;  dependent 
upon;  derived  -,  evolved-  from; 
derivative;  hereditary. 

Adv.  of  course,  it  follows  that, 
naturally,  consequently;  as  a  -,  in- 
consequence; through,  all  along 
of,  necessarily,  eventually. 

Plir.  cela  xa  sans  dire,  thereby 
hangs  a  tale. 


155.  [Assignment  of  cause.]  At- 
tribution.— N.  attribution,  theo- 
ry. Etiology,  ascription,  reference 
to,  rationale;  accounting  for  &c. 
®. ;  PalsBtiology,*  imputation,  de- 
rivation from. 

fil-,  affil-iation ;  pedigree «fcc.  {pa- 
ternity) 166. 

explanation  &c.  {interpretation) 
522 ;  reason  why  &c.  {cause)  153. 

V.  attribute  -,  ascribe  -,  im- 
pute -,  refer  -,  lay  -,  point  -, 
trace  -,  bring  home-  to ;  put  -, 
set-  down-  to  ;  charge  -,  ground- 
on  ;  invest  with,  assign  as  cause. 


156.  [Absence  of  rssignable 
cause.]  Chance. t — iV.  -nance,  in- 
d'etermination,  accident,  fortune, 
hazard,  hap,  hap-hazard,  chance- 
medley,  random,  luck,  raccroc, 
casualty,  contingence,  adventure, 
hit ;  fate  &c.  {necessity)  601 ;  equal 
chance;  lottery;  toss  up  &c.  621; 
turn  of  the  -table,  -  cards ;  hazard 
of  the  die,  chapter  of  accidents; 
cast-,  throw- of  the  dice;  heads 
or  tails,  wheel  of  Fortune ;  sortes, 
-  Virgiliance. 

probability,  possibility,  contin- 
gency, odds,  long  odds,  run  of 
luck. 


lay  at  the  door  of,  father  upon; 

*  Whewell,  "  History  of  the  Inductive  Sciences,"  book  xviii.  vol.  iii.  p. 
397  (3rd  edit ). 

f  The  word  Chance  has  two  distinct  meanings  :  the  first,  the  absence  of 
assignable  cause,  as  above ;  and  the  second,  the  absence  of  design — for  the 
latter  see  621. 

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I.  Tin.  2°. 


CAUSATION. 


155-158. 


account  for,  derive  from,  point 
out  the  -reason  &c.  153 ;  theorize ; 
tell  how  it  comes;  put  the  saddle 
on  the  right  horse. 

Adj.  attributed  &c.  v. ;  attribu- 
table &c.  V. ;  refer-dble,  -rible ;  due 
to,  derivable  from;  owing  to  &c. 
{effect)  154 ;  putative. 

Adv.  hence,  thence,  therefore, 
for,  since,  on  account  of,  because, 
owing  to ;  on  that  account ;  from 
-this,  -  that-  cause ;  thanks  to,  for- 
asmuch as;  whence,  propter  hoc. 

'why  ?  wherefore  ?  whence  ?  how 
-comes,  -  is,  -  happens-  it  ?  how 
does  it  happen  ? 

in  -some,  -  some  such-  way; 
somehow,  -  or  other. 

Pkr.  that  is  why;  hincillcelachry- 


theory  of  -Probabilities,  - 
Chances;  book-making;  assurance; 
speculation,  gaming  &c.  621. 

V.  chance,  hap,  turn  up ;  fall  to 
one's  lot ;  be  one's  -fate  &c.  601 ; 
stumble  on,  light  upon;  take  one's 
chance  &c.  621. 

Adj.  casual,  fortuitous,  acci- 
dental, adventitious,  causeless,  in- 
cidental, contingent,  uncaused, 
undetermined,  indeterminate ;  pos- 
sible &c.  470;  unintentional  &c. 
621. 

Adj.  by  -chance,  -  accident; 
casually ;  perchance  &c.  ( ixmibly) 
470  ;  for  aught  one  knows  ;  as 
-good,  -  bad,  -  ill-luck  &c.  n.- 
would  have  it ;  as  it  may  -be,  - 
chance,  -  turn  up,  -  happen;  as 
the  case  may  be. 


2°.  Connection  between  Cause  and  Effect. 


157.  Power. — N.  power;  poten- 
cy, -tiality  ;  puissance,  might, 
force;  energy  &c.  171;  dint;  right 
-hand,  -  arm ;  ascendency,  sway, 
control  ;  pre-potency,  -pollence; 
almightiness,  omnipotence;  autho- 
rity &c.  737 ;  strength  &c.  159. 

ability ;  ableness  &c.  adj. ;  com- 
petency ;  effi-ciency,  -cacy ;  validi- 
ty, cogency;  enablement;  vantage 
ground;  influence  «fcc.  175. 

pressure ;  elasticity ;  gravity,  elec- 
tricity, magnetism,  galvanism,  vol- 
taic electricity,  voltaism,  electro 
magnetism;  attraction;  vis-iiiertm, 
-  mort'ia,  -  viva  ;  potential  -  dyna- 
mic- energy ;  friction,  suction. 

capability,  capacity;  quidwdeant 
huvieri  quidferre  recusent ;  faculty, 
quality,  attribute,  endowment, 
virtue,  gift,  property,  qualifica- 
tion, susceptibility. 

F.  be  -powerful  &c.  adj. ;  gain 
-power  &c.  n, 

belong  -,  pertain-  to ;  lie  -,  be- 
in  one's  power ;  can. 

give  -,  confer  -,  exercise-  power 


Impotence.  —  N.     impo- 
i"-,    dis-ability;    disable- 


158. 

tence  ; 

ment,  impuissance,  imbecility ;  in 
capa-city,  -bility;  inapt-,  inept 
itude;  indocility;  invalidity,  in 
efficiency,  incompetence,  disquali- 
fication. 

telum  imhelle^  brutum  fulmen, 
blank  cartridge,  flash  in  the  pan, 
vox  et  prceterea  nihil,  dead  letter, 
bit  of  waste  paper,  dummy. 

inefficacy  &c.  (inutility)  645; 
failure  &c.  732. 

helplessness  &c.  adj. ;  prostra- 
tion, paralysis,  palsy,  apoplexy, 
syncope,  sideration,  deliquium,  col- 
lapse, exhaustion,  softening  of  the 
brain,  emasculation. 

cripple,  old  woman,  muff,  molly- 
coddle. 

V.  be  -impotent  &c;  adj. ;  not 
have  a  leg  to  stand  on. 

vouloir  ^rompre  Vanguille  au  ge- 
nou,  -prendre  la  lune  avec  les  dents. 

collapse,  faint,  swoon,  fall  into 
a  swoon,  drop;  go  by  the  board; 
end  in  smoke  &c.  {fail)  732. 
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157-160. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VIII.  2° 


&c.  71. ;  empower,  enable,  invest ; 
in-,  en-due;  endow,  arm;  strength- 
en &c.  159 ;  compel  &c.  744. 

Adj.  powerful,  puissant ;  potent, 
-ial ;  capable,  able ;  equal  -,  up-  to ; 
cogent,  valid ;  effect-ive,  -ual ;  effi- 
cient, efficacious,  adequate,  com- 
petent; multi-,  pleni-,  omni-po- 
tent;  almighty. 

forcible  &c.  adj.  (energetic)  171; 
influential  &c.  175;  productive  &c. 
168. 

Adv.    powerfully   &c, 
■virtue,  -  dint-  of. 


adj.',   by 


render  -powerless  &c.  adj. ;  de- 
prive of  power;  dis-able,  -enable; 
disarm,  incapacitate,  disqualify, 
unfit,  invalidate,  deaden,  cramp, 
tie  the  hands;  double  up,"  pros- 
trate, paralyze,  muzzle,  cripple, 
becripple,  maim,  lame,  hamstring, 
draw  the  teeth  of;  throttle,  stran- 
gle, garrotte;  rattan,  silence, 
sprain,  clip  the  wings  of,  put  hors 
de  combat,  spike  the  guns;  take 
the  wind  out  of  one's  sails,  scotch 
the  snake,  put  a  spoke  in  one's 
wheel;  break  the  -neck,  -  back; 
un-hinge,  -fit;  put  out  of  gear. 

unman,  unnerve,  enervate ;  emas- 
culate, castrate,  geld, 
shatter,  exhaust;  weaken  &c.  160, 

Adj.  powerless,  impotent,  unable,  incapable,  incompetent; 
ineff-icient,  -ective;  inept;  un-fit,. -fitted  ;  un-,  dis-qualified ;  un- 
endowed; in-,  un-apt;  crip^jled,  disabled  &c.  v.;  armless. 

harmless,  unarmed,  weaponless,  defenceless,  sine  ictu,  unforti- 
fied, indefensible,  vincible,  pregnable,  untenable. 

para-lytic,  -lyzed;  palsied,  imbecile;  nerve-,  sinew-,  marrow-, 
pith-,  lust-less;  emasculate,  disjointed;  out  of  -joint,  -  gear; 
un-nerved,  -hinged ;  water-logged,  on  one's  beam  ends,  rudder- 
less; laid  on  one's  back;  done  up,  dead  beat,  exhausted,  shat- 
tered, demoralized;  gravelled  &c.  (in  difficulty)  704;  helpless, 
unfriended,  fatiierless;  without  a  leg  to  stand  on,  Iiors  de  corn- 
hat,  laid  on  the  shelf. 

null  and  void,  nugatory,  inoperative,  good  for  nothing;  inef- 
fectual &c.  {failing)  733 ;  inadequate  &c.  640 ;  inefficacious  &c. 
{useless)  645. 


159.  IDegree  of  power.] 
Strength. — JSf.  strength;  power 
&c.  157;  energy  &c.  171;  vigor, 
force;  main  -,  physical  -,  brute- 
force  ;  spring,  elasticity,  tone,  ten- 
sion, tonicity. 

stoutness  &c.  adj. ;  lustihood, 
stamina,  nerve,  muscle,  sinew, 
thews  and  sinews,  pliysiqiLc;  pith, 
-iness;  virility,  vitality. 

athlet-ics,  -icism ;  gymnastics, 
feats  of  strength. 

adamant,  steel,  iron,  oak,  heart 
of  oak;  iron  grip. 

athlete,  gymnast,  acrobat ;  Atlas, 
Hercules,   Antaeus,    Samson,    Cy- 


160.  Weakness.— JV.  weakness 
&c.  adj.;  debility,  atony,  relaxa- 
tion, languor,  enervation;  impo- 
tence &c.  158;  infirmity;  effemina- 
cy, feminality ;  fragility,  flaccidity ; 
inactivity  &c.  683. 

declension  -,  loss  -,  failure-  of 
strength ;  delicacy,  invalidation, 
decrepitude,  asthenia,  adynamy, 
cachexy,  cachexia,  sprain,  strain. 

reed,  thread,  rope  of  sand,  house 
of  cards. 

soft-,  weak-ling;  infant  &c.  129; 
youth  &c.  137. 

V.  be  weak  &c.  adj. ;  drop,  crum- 
ble, give  way,  totter,  tremble, 
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I.  viir.  2°/ 


CAUSATION. 


159-160. 


clops,  Goliath ;  tower  of  strength ; 
giant  refreshed. 

strengthening  &c.  v. ;  invigora- 
tion,  refreshment,  refocillation. 

[Science  of  forces]  Dynamics, 
Statics. 

V.  be  -strong  &c.  adj.,  -  stronger; 
overmatch. 

render  -strong  &c.  adj. ;  give 
-strength  &c.  n. ;  strengthen,  in- 
vigorate, brace,  nerve,  fortify,  sus- 
tain, harden,  case-harden,  steel; 
^ird  ;  screw  -,  wind  -,  set-  up ;  gird 
-,  brace-  up  one's  loins ;  recruit, 
set  on  one's  legs  ;  vivify  ;  refresh 
&c.  689 ;  refect ;  reinforce  &c.  {re- 
store) 660. 

Adj.  strong,  mighty,  vigorous, 
forcible,  hard,  adamantine,  stout, 
robust,  sturdy,  hardy,  powerful, 
potent,  puissant,  valid. 

resistless,  irresistible,  invincible, 
proof  against,  impregnable,  un- 
conquerable, indomitable,  inextin- 
guishable, unquenchable;  incon- 
testable ;  more  than  a  match  for ; 
over  -  powering,  -whelming ;  all- 
poweriul;  sovereign. 

able-bodied;  athletic;  Hercule- 
an, Cyclopean,  Atlantean;  muscu- 
lar, brawny, wiry,  well-knit,  broad- 
shouldered,  sinewy,  strapping, 
stalwart,  gigantic. 

man-ly,  -like,  -ful;  masculine; 
male,  virile. 

un-weakened,  -allayed,  -with- 
ered, -shaken,  -worn,  -exhausted; 
in  full  -force,  -  swing;  in  the  plen- 
itude of  power. 

stubborn,  thick-ribbed,  made  of 
iron,  deep-rooted;  strong  as  -a 
lion,  -  a  horse,  -  brandy;  sound 
as  a  roach ;  in  -fine,  -  high-  feather; 
like  a  giant  refreshed. 

Add.  strongly  &c.  adj. ;  by  -force 
&c.  n. ;  by  main  force  &c.  {by  com- 
pulsion) 744. 

Phr.  "our  withers  are  un- 
wrung." 


shake,  halt,  limp,  fade,  languish, 
decline,  flag,  fail,  have  one  leg  in 
the  grave. 

render  -weak  &c.  adj. ;  weaken, 
enfeeble,  debilitate,  shake,  deprive 
of  strength,  relax,  enervate;  un- 
brace, -nerve ;  cripple,  unman  &c. 
(render  powerless)  158;  cramp,  re- 
duce, sprain,  strain,  blunt  the  edge 
of;  dilute,  impoverish;  decimate; 
extenuate;  reduce  -in  strength,  - 
the  strength  of ;  mettre  de  Veau  dans 
son  vin. 

Adj.  weak,  feeble,  debile;  im- 
potent &c.  158;  relaxed,  unnerved, 
&c.  'G. ;  sap-,  strength-,  power-less ; 
weakly,  unstrung,  flaccid,  adyna- 
mic, asthenic;  nervous. 

soft,  effeminate,  feminate,  wo- 
manly. 

frail,  fragile,  shattery;  flimsy, 
unsubstantial,  gimcrack,  ginger- 
bread; rickety,  cranky;  creachy; 
drooping,  tottering  «fcc.  ti.  ;  broken, 
lame,  withered,  shattered,  shaken, 
crazy,  shaky;  palsied  &c.  158; 
decrepit. 

languid,  poor,  infirm ;  faint, -ish ; 
sickly  &c.  {disease)  655;  dull, 
slack,  evanid,  spent,  short-winded, 
effete;  weatherbeaten  ;  decayed, 
rotten,  worn,  seedy,  languishing, 
wasted,  washy,  laid  low,  pulled 
down,  the  worse  for  wear. 

un-strengthened,  &c.  159,  -sup- 
ported, -aided,  -assisted;  aidless, 
defenceless  &c,  158. 

on  its  last  legs ;  weak  as  a  -child, 
-baby,  -  chicken,  -  cat,  -  rat; 
weak  as  -water,  -  water  gruel,  - 
gingerbread,  -  milk  and  water. 

Phr.  non  sum  qualis  eram. 


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161-162. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VIII.  3^ 


3°.    Power  in  Operation. 


161.  Production. — K  produc- 
tion, creation,  construction,  for- 
mation, fabrication,  manufacture; 
building,  architecture,  erection, 
edification ;  coinage ;  organization ; 
nisus  formativus  /"putting  together 
&c.  -0. ;  establishment;  workman- 
ship, performance ;  achievement 
&c.  {completion)  729. 

flowering,  fructification. 

bringing  forth  &c.  v. ;  parturi- 
tion, birth,  birth-throe,  child- 
birth, delivery,  confinement,  tra- 
vail, labor,  midwifery,  Obstetrics; 
geniture;  gestation  &c.  {matura- 
tion) ^1^'^  evolution,  development, 
growth;  genesis,  generation,  epi- 
genesis,  pro-creation,  -generation, 
-pagation ;  f ecunda-tion,  impreg- 
nation. 

spontaneous  generation ;  arche- 
genesis,  -biosis ;  bio-,  dbio-,  Jiomo-^ 
xeno-genesis  ;*  authorship,  publica- 
tion. 

edifice,  building,  structure,  fa- 
bric, erection,  pile,  tower,  flower, 
fruit. 

V.  produce,  perform,  operate, 
do,  make,  gar,  form,  construct,  fa- 
bricate, frame,  contrive,  manufac- 
ture; weave,  forge,  coin,  carve, 
chisel;  build,  raise,  edify,  rear, 
erect,  put  together ;  set  -,  run-  up ; 
establish,  constitute,  compose,  or- 
ganize, institute;  achieve,  accom- 
plish &c.  {complete)  739. 

flower,  bear  fruit,  fructify,  teem, 
ean,  yean,  farrow,  drop,  pup,  kit- 
ten, kindle ;  bear,  lay,  bring  forth, 
give  birth  to,  lie  in,  be  brought  to 
bed  of,  evolve,  pullulate,  usher 
into  the  world. 

make  productive  &c.  168;  cre- 
ate; beget,  get,  generate,  fecun- 
date, impregnate ;  pro-create,  -gen- 
erate, -pagate ;  engender ;  bring  -, 


162.  [Non-production.]  De- 
struction. —  N.  destruction  ; 
waste,  dissolution,  breaking  up; 
di-,  dis-ruption;  consumption;  dis- 
organization. 

fall,  downfall,  ruin,  perdition, 
crash,  smash,  havoc,  deldbrement, 
debacle;  break -down,  -up;  pros- 
tration; desolation,  bouleversement, 
wreck,  wrack,  shipwreck,  cata- 
clysm. 

extinction,  annihilation ;  destruc- 
tion of  life  &c.  361 ;  knock-down 
blow;  doom,  crack  of  doom. 

destroying  &c.  v. ;  demo-lition, 
-lishment;  overthrow,  subversion, 
suppression;  abolition  &c,  {abroga- 
tion) 756 ;  sacrifice ;  ravage,  devas- 
tation, razzia ;  incendiarism,  revo- 
lution &c.  146;  extirpation  &c. 
{extraction)  301 ;  commencement  de  la 
fin^  road  to  ruin ;  dilapidation  &c. 
{deterioration)  659« 

V.  be  -destroyed  &c, ;  perish, 
fall,  -  to  the  ground ;  tumble,  top- 
ple ;  go  -,  fall-  to  pieces ;  break  up ; 
crumble,  -  to  dust ;  go  to-  the  dogs, 
-  the  wall,  -  smash,  -  shivers,  - 
wreck,  -  pot,  -  wrack  and  ruin  ;  go 
-by  the  board,  -  all  to  smash ;  be 
all  -over,  -up-  with ;  totter  to  its 
fall. 

destroy ;  do  -,  make-  away  with ; 
nullify;  annul  &c.  756;  sacrifice, 
demolish;  tear  up;  over-turn, 
-throw,  -whelm;  upset,  subvert, 
put  an  end  to;  seal  the  doom  of, 
do  for,  dish,  undo;  break-,  cut- 
up;  break  -,  cut  -,  pull  -,  mow  -, 
blow  -,  beat-  down;  suppress, 
quash,  put  down;  cut  short,  take 
off,  blot  out;  dispel,  dissipate,  dis- 
solve; consume. 

smash,  crash,  quell,  squash, 
squelch,  crumple  up,  shatter,  shiv- 
er; batter;  tear-,  crush-,  cut  -, 


*Huxley. 


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I.  VIII.  3°. 


CAUSATION. 


161-167. 


call-  into  -being,  -  existence; 
breed,  hatch,  develop,  bring  up. 

induce,  superinduce;  suscitate, 
cause  &c.  153;  acquire  &c.  775. 

Adj.  produc-ed,  -ing  &c.  v. ; 
productive  of;  prolific  &c.  168; 
creative ;  formative ;  gen-etic,  -ial, 
-ital;  pregnant;  enceinte,  big  ^, 
fraught-  with ;  in  the  family  way, 
teeming,  parturient,  in  the  straw, 
brought  to  bed  of;  puei-per-al, 
^-ous. 


hilate ;  snuff  -,  put 
the  dust ;  prostrate : 


shake  -,  pull  -,  pick-  to  pieces ; 
nip;  tear  to -rags,  -taUers;  crush 
-,  knock-  to  atoms;  ruin;  strike 
out;  throw-  knock-  -down,  - 
over;  fell,  sink,  swamp,  scuttle, 
wreck,  shipwreck,  engulf,  sub- 
merge ;  lay  in  -ashes,  -  ruins ;  sweep 
away,  erase,  expunge,  raze;  level, 
-  with  the  ground,  -  dust. 

deal  destruction,  lay  waste,  rav- 
age, gut;  disorganize;  dismantle 
«&c.  {render  useless)  645;  devour, 
swallow  up,  desolate,  devastate, 
sap,  mine,  blast,  confound;  exter- 
minate, extinguish,  quench,  anni- 
stamp  -,  trample-  oat;  lay  -,  trample-  in 
tread  -,  crush  -,  trample-  under  foot;  lay 


the  axe  to  the  root  of ;  make  -short  work,  -  a  clean  sweep,  - 
mincemeat-  of;  cut  up  root  and  branch;  fling-,  scatter-  to  the 
winds;  throw  overboard;  strike  at  the  root  of,  sap  the  founda- 
tions of,  spring  a  mine,  blow  up;  ravage  with  fire  and  sword; 
cast  to  the  dogs;  eradicate  &c.  301. 

Adj.  destroyed  &c.  «. ;  perishing  &c.  v. ;  trembling  -,  nod- 
ding -,  tottering-  to  its  fall ;  in  course  of  -destruction  &c.  n. ; 
extinct. 

destructive,  subversive,  ruinous,  incendiary,  deletory;  de- 
stroying &c.  v. ;  suicidal;  deadly  &c.  {hilling)  361. 

Adv.  with  -crushing  effect,  -  a  sledge-hammer. 

Phr.  delenda  est  Carthago. 

163.  Reproduction. — N.  reproduction,  renovation;  restora- 
tion &c.  660;  renewal;  new  edition,  reprint,  revival,  regen- 
eration, palingenesia,  revivification;  apotheosis;  resuscitation, 
reanimation,  resurrection,  reappearance;  Phoenix. 

generation  &c.  {production)  161 ;  multiplication. 

V.  reproduce;  restore  &c.  660;  revive,  renovate,  renew, 
regenerate,  revivify,  resuscitate,  reanimate,  refashion,  stir 
the  embers,  put  into  the  crucible ;  multiply,  repeat. 

crop  up,  spring  up  like  mushrooms. 

Adj.  reproduced  &c.  v.\  renascent,  reappearing;  reproduc- 
tive. 


164.  Producer. — N.  producer, 
originator,  inventor,  author, 
founder,  generator,  mover,  archi- 
tect ;  maker  &c.  {agent)  690. 


166.  Paternity. — N.  paternity; 
parentage;  consanguinity  &c.  11. 
parent,  father,  sire,  dad,   papa, 
6 


165.  Destroyer. — JSF.  destroyer 
&c.  (destroy  &c.  1 62) ;  canker- 
worm  &c.  {hane)  663 ;  iconoclast ; 
assassin  &c.  {hiller)  361;  execu- 
tioner &c.  {punish)  975. 

167.  Posterity. — iV.   posterity, 
progeny,    breed,  issue,   offspring, 
brood,  litter,  seed,  farrow,  spawn, 
61 


166—170. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  viir.  3". 


paterfamilias,  aliba ;  genitor,  pro- 
genitor, procreator;  *  ancestor; 
grand-sire,  -father. 

house,  stem,  trunk,  tree,  stock, 
Ktirps,  pedigree,  lineage,  line,  fam- 
ily, tribe,  sept,  race,  clan;  genea- 
logy, descent,  extraction,  birth, 
ancestry;  forefathers,  patriarchs. 

motherhood,  maternity ;  mother, 
dam,  mamma,  inaterfamilias. 

Adj.  paternal,  parental;  mater- 
nal; family,  ancestral,  linear,  pat- 
riarchal. 

168.  Productiveness. — N.  pro- 
ductiveness &c.  adj. ;  fecundity, 
fertility,  luxuriance,  uberty. 

pregnancy,  puUulation,  fructifi- 
cation, multiplication,  propaga- 
tion, procreation;  superfetation. 

milch  cow,  rabbit,  hydra,  war- 
ren, seed-plot,  land  flowing  with 
milk  and  honey;  protoplasm;  fer- 
tilization. 

V.  make  -productive  &c.  adj.; 
fructify;  procreate,  generate,  fer- 
tilize, spermatize,  impregnate;  fe- 
cund-ate,  -ify ;  teem,  multiply ; 
produce  &c,  161 ;  conceive. 

Adj.  productive,  prolific ;  teem- 
-ful;  fertile,    fruitful,   frugif- 


spat;  family,  grandchildren,  heirs. 

child,  son,  daughter;  bantling, 
scion;  shoot,  sprout,  olive  branch, 
sprit,  branch ;  off-shoot,  -set ;  ram- 
ification; descendant;  heir,  -ess; 
heir  -  apparent,  -  presumptive ; 
chip  of  the  old  block ;  rising  gen- 
eration, 

straight  descent,  sonship,  line, 
lineage,  filiation,  primogeniture. 

Adj.   filial. 


169.  Unproductiveness.  —  iV". 
unproductiveness  &c.  adj. ;  infer- 
tility, sterility,  infecundity;  im- 
potence &c.  158;  unprofitableness 
&c.  {inutility)  G45. 

waste,  desert,  Sahara,  wild,  wil- 
derness, howling  wilderness. 

V.  be  -unproductive  &c.  adj. ; 
hang  fire,  flash  in  the  pan,  come 
to  nothing. 

Adj.  unproductive,  inoperative, 
barren,  addle,  unfertile,  unproli- 
fic,  arid,  sterile,  unfruitful,  infe- 
cund;  sine  prole;  fallow;  teem-, 
issue-,  fruit-less;  unprofitable  &c. 
{useless)  645 ;  null  and  void,  of  no 
effect. 


mg 

erous,  fruit-bearing;  fecund,  luxu- 
riant; pregnant,  uberous. 

procre-ant,  -ative;  generative,  life-giving,   spermatic;  multi- 
parous;  omnific;  propagable. 

parturient  &c.  {producing)  161 ;  profitable  &c.  {useful)  644. 

170.  Agency.  —  N.  agency,  operation,  force,  working, 
strain,  function,  oflSce,  maintenance,  exercise,  work,  swing, 
play;  inter-working,  -action. 

causation  &c.  153;  instrumentality  &c.  631;  influence  &c. 
175 ;  action  &c.  {voluntary)  680 ;  modus  operandi  &c.  637. 

quickening-,  maintaining-  power;  home  stroke. 

V.  be  -in  action  &c.  adj.  j  operate,  work ;  act,  -  upon ;  per- 
form, play,  support,  sustain,  strain,  maintain,  take  effect, 
quicken,  strike. 

come  -,  bring-  into  -operation,  -  play;  have  -play,  -free 
play ;  bring  to  bear  upon. 

Adj.  operative,  efficient,  efficacious,  practical,  effectual. 

at  work,  on  foot ;  acting  &c.  {doing)   680 ;   in  -operation,  - 

63 


I.  VIII.  3'. 


CAUSATION. 


170—174 


force,  -  action,  -  play,  -  exercise;  acted  -,  wrought-  upon. 


Adv.  by  the  -agency  &c.  n.- 
ty)  631 ;  by  means  of  &c.  632. 

171.  Physical  Energy. — JV.  en- 
eigy,  physical  energy,  force ;  keen- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  intensity,  vigour, 
strength,  elasticity ;  go ;  high  pres- 
sure. 

acri  -  mony,  -  tude ;  causticity, 
virulence,  poignancy;  harshness 
&c.  adj,'^  severity,  edge,  point; 
^pungency  &c.  392. 

cantharides;  seasoning  &c.  {con- 
diment) 393. 

activity,  agitation,  effervescence ; 
ferment, -ation ;  ebullition,  splutter, 
perturbation,  stir,  bustle;  volun- 
tary energy  &c.  682 ;  quicksilver. 

resolution  &c.  {mental  energy) 
604;  exertion  «S:c.  {effcrrt)  686;  ex- 
citation &c.  {mental)  824. 

V.  give  -energy  &c.  n. ;  energize, 
stimulate,  kindle,  excite,  exert; 
sharpen,  intensify;  inflame  &c. 
{render  violent)  173;  wind  up  &c. 
{strengthen)  159. 

strike,  -  into,  -  hard,  -  home;  make  an  impression. 

Adj.  strong,  energetic,  forcible,  active;  intense,  deep-dyed, 
severe,  keen,  vivid,  sharp,  acute,  incisive,  trenchant,  brisk. 

ronsing,  irritating;  poignant;  virulent,  caustic,  corrosive, 
mordant,  harsh,  stringent;  double-edged,  -  shotted,  -  distilled; 
drastic,  escharotic;  racy  &c.  {pungent)  392. 

potent  <fec.  {powerful)  157. 

Adv.  strongly  &c.  adj. ;  fortiter  in  re  ;  with  telling  effect. 

Phr.  the  steam  is  up ;  vires  acquirit  eundo. 


of;  through  &c.  {instrumentali- 

172.  Physical  Inertness.  —  K. 
inertness,  dulness  &c.  adj. ;  inertia, 
visinertice,  inertion,  inactivity,  tor 
por,  languor;  quiescence  &c.  265; 
latency,  inaction. 

mental  inertness;  sloth  &c.  {in- 
activity) 683;  inexcitability  &c. 
826;  irresolution  &c.  605;  obsti- 
nacy &c.  606 ;  permanence  &c.  141. 

V.  be  -inert  &c.  adj. ;  hang  fire, 
smoulder. 

Ad.j.  inert,  inactive,  passive ;  tor- 
pid &c.  683;  sluggish,  dull,  heav}-, 
flat,  slack,  tame,  slow,  blunt ;  life- 
less, dead  ;  uninfluential. 

latent,  dormant,  smouldering, 
unexerted. 

Adv.  inactively  &c.  adj. ;  in  -sus- 
pense, -abeyance. 


173.  Violence.  —  N'.  violence, 
inclemency,  vehemence,  might,  im- 
petuosity ;  boisterousness  &c.  adj. ; 
effervescence,  ebullition ;  turbu- 
lence, bluster;  uproar,  riot,  row, 
rumpus,  le  diahle  a  qiiatre,  devil  to 
pay,  all  the  fat  in  the  fire. 

severity  &c.  739 ;  ferocity,  rage, 
fury ;  exacerbation,  exasperation, 
malignity ;  fit,  paroxysm,  orgasm ; 
force,  bi-ute  force ;  outrage ;  coup  de 
main;  strain,  shock,  shog;  spasm, 
convulsion,  throe;  hysterics,  pas- 
sion &c.  {state  of  excitability)  S?."^. 


174.  Moderation. — N.  modera- 
tion; lenity  &c.  740;  temperate- 
ness,  gentleness  &c.  adj. ;  sobriety ; 
quiet;  mental  calmness  &c.  {inex- 
citability) 826. 

moderating  &c.  v. ;  relaxation, 
remission,  mitigation,  tranquilliza- 
tion,  assuagement,  contempora- 
tion,  pacification. 

measure,  juste  milieu^  golden 
mean,  upiomv  /xtrpov 

moderator;  lullaby, sedative,  len- 
itive, demulcent,  rose-water,  balm, 
noT»Dy,  opiate,  anodyne,  milk,  opi- 
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173-174. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VIII.  3°. 


out-break,  -burst ;  burst,  bounce, 
dissilience,  discharge,  volley,  ex- 
plosion, blow  up,  blast,  detona- 
tion, rush,  eruption,  displosion, 
torrent. 

turmoil  &c.  {disorder)  59;  fer- 
ment &c.  {agitation)  315;  storm, 
tempest,  rough  weather;  squall &c. 
{wind)  349;  earthquake,  volcano, 
thunderstorm. 

fury,  dragon,  demon,  tiger,  bel- 
dame, Tisiphone,  Megsera,  Alecto, 
madcap,  wild  beast ;  fire-eater  &c. 
(blusterer)  887. 

V.  be  -violent  &c.  adj.\  run 
high;  ferment,  effervesce;  romp, 
rampage;  run  -wild,  -  riot;  break 
the  peace ;  rush,  tear ;  rush  head- 
long, -foremost ;  run  a  muck,  raise 
a  storm,  make  a  riot;  make  -,  kick 
up-  a  row ;  bluster,  rage,  roar,  riot, 
storm;  boil,  -  over;  fume,  foam, 
come  in  like  a  lion,  wreak,  bear 
down,  ride  rough  -shod,  out  -He- 
rod Herod ;  spead  like  wildfire. 

break-,  fly-,  burst-out;  bounce, 
explode,  go  off,  displode,  fly, 
detonate,  thunder,  blow  up,  flash, 
flare,  burst;  shock,  strain. 

render -violent  &c.  adj. ;  sharpen, 
stir  up,  quicken,  excite,  incite, 
urge,  lash,*  stimulate;  irritate,  in- 
flame, kindle,  suscitate,  foment; 
accelerate,  aggravate,  exasperate, 
exacerbate,  convulse,  infuriate, 
madden,  lash  into  fury;  fan  -,  add 
fuel  to-  the  flame;  oleum  addere 
camino. 

explode ;  let  -off,  -  fly ;  discharge, 
detonize,  fulminate. 

Adj.  violent,  vehement;  warm; 
acute,  sharp;  rough,  rude,  ungen- 
tle, bluff,  boisterous, wild;  brusque, 
abrupt,  waspish;  impetuous;  ram- 
pant. 

turbulent;  disorderly;  bluster- 
ing, raging  &c.  v. ;  troublous,  riot- 
ous ;  tumultu  -  ary,  -ous ;  obstreper- 
ous, uproarious;  extravagant,  un- 
mitigated; ravening,  tameless;  frenzied  &c.  {insane)  503;  des- 

64 


um,  "poppy  or  mandragora;"  wet 
blanket. 

V.  be  -moderate  &c.  adj. ;  keep 
within  -bounds,  -  compass;  sober 
-,  settle-down ;  keep  the  peace,  re- 
mit, relent ;  take  in  sail. 

moderate,  soften,  mitigate,  tem- 
per, accoy;  at-,  con-temper;  mol- 
lify, lenify,  dull,  take  off  the  edge, 
blunt,  obtund,  sheathe,  subdue, 
chasten;  sober  -,  tone  -,  smooth- 
down;  weaken  &c.  160;  lessen  &c. 
{decrease)  36;  check,  palliate. 

tranquillize,  assuage,  appease, 
swage,  lull,  soothe,  compose,  still, 
calm,  cool,  quiet,  hush,  quell, 
sober,  pacify,  tame,  damp,  lay, 
allay,  rebate,  slacken,  smooth,  al- 
leviate, rock  to  sleep,  deaden, 
smother;  throw  -cold  water  on,  -  a 
wet  blanket  over;  slake;  curb  &c. 
{restrain)  75 1 ;  tame  &c.  {subjugate) 
749 ;  smooth  over ;  pour  oil  on  the 
-waves,  -  troubled  waters;  pour 
balm  into,  mettre  de  Veau  dans  son 
mn. 

go  out  like  a  lamb,  ' '  roar  you  as 
gently  as  any  sucking  dove." 

Adj.  moderate ;  lenient  &c.  740 ; 
gentle,  mild;  cool,  sober,  temper- 
ate, reasonable,  measured;  tem- 
pered &c.  V. ;  calm,  unrufiied, 
quiet,  tranquil,  still ;  slow,  smooth, 
untroubled ;  tame ;  pcace-ful,  -able ; 
pacific,  halcyon. 

un- exciting,  -irritating;  soft, 
bland,  oily,  demulcent,  lenitive, 
anodyne ;  hypnotic  &c.  683 ;  seda- 
tive, palliative. 

mild  as  mother's  milk;  milk  and 
water. 

Adv.  moderately  &c.  adj. ;  gin- 
gerly; jnano ;  under  easy  sail,  at 
half  speed ;  within  -bounds,  -com- 
pass ;  in  reason. 

Phr.  est  modus  in  rebus. 


I.  VIII.  4\  CAUSATION.  173-176. 

pevate  &c.  (rash)  863;  infuriate,  furious,  outrageous,  frantic, 
hysteric,  in  hysterics. 

fiery,  flaming,  scorching,  hot,  red-hot,  ebullient. 

savage,  fierce,  ferocious,  fierce  as  a  tiger. 

excited  &c.  v. ;  un-quelled,  -quenched,  -extinguished,  -re- 
pressed, -bridled,  -ruly ;  headstrong;  un-governable,  -appeas- 
able, -mitigable ;  un-,  in-controllable ;  insup-,  irre-pressible. 

spasmodic,  convulsive,  explosive;  detonating &c.  v. ;  volcanic, 
meteoric ;  stormy  &c,  {icind)  349. 

Adv.  violently  &c.  adj. ;  amain ;  by  -storm,  -  force,  -  main 
force;  with  might  and  main;  tooth  and  nail;  vi  et  armis,  at  the 
point  of  the  -sword,  -  bayonet ;  at  one  fell  swoop ;  with  a  high 
hand,  through  thick  and  thin;  in  desperation,  with  a  vengeance; 
d -^  a  toute- outrance ;  head-long,  -foremost. 

4°.  Indirect  Power. 


175a.  Absence  of  Influence. 
— N.  impotence  &c.  158;  inertness 
&c.  172;  irrelevancy  &c.  10. 

F.  have  no  -influence  &c.  175. 

Adj.  uniufluential;  unconduc- 
ing,  -ive,  -ting  to;  powerless  &c, 
158 ;  irrelevant  &c.  10. 


175.  Influence. — iV.  influence; 
importance  &c.  643;  weight,  pres- 
sure, preponderance,  prevalence, 
sway;  predomi-nance,  -nancy;  as- 
cendancy; dominance,  reign;  i.ii- 
thority  &c.  737;  capability  &c. 
{power)  157;  interest. 

footing;  purchase  «fcc.  {support) 
215;  play,  leverage,  vantage 
ground. 

tower  of  streflgth,  host  in  himself;  protection,  patronage, 
auspices. 

V.  have  -influence  &c.  n. ;  be  -influential  &c.  adj. ;  carry 
weight,  weigh,  tell;  have  a  hold  upon,  magnetize,  bear  upon, 
gain  a  footing,  work  upon;  take  -root,  -  hold;  strike  root  in. 

run  through,  pervade;  prevail,  dominate,  predominate;  out-, 
over- weigh;  over-ride,  -bear;  rain  head;  rage;  be  -rife&c.  adj. ; 
spread  like  wildflre;  have  -,  get  -,  gain-  -the  upper  hand,  -  full 
play. 

be  -recognized,  -  listened  to ;  make  one's  voice  heard,  gain  a 
hearing;  play  a  -part,  -  leading  part-  in;  take  the  lead,  pull  the 
strings;  turn  -,  throw  one's  weight  into-  the  scale;  set  the  fash^ 
ion,  lead  the  dance. 

Adj,  influential;  important  &c.  642;  weighty;  prevailing  &c. 
v. ;  prevalent,  rife,  rampant,  dominant,  regnant,  predominant, 
in  the  ascendant,  hegemonical. 

Adv.  with  telling  eflEect. 

176.  Tendency. — N.  tendency;  apt-ness,  -itude;  proneness, 
proclivity,  bent,  turn,  tone,  bias,  set,  leaning  to,  predisposi- 
tion, inclination,  propensity,  susceptibility;  liability  &c.  177; 
quality,  nature,  temperament;  idio-crasy,  -syncrasy;  cast, 
vein,  grain;  humour,  mood;  drift  &c.  {direction)  278;  con- 
6*  .65 


176-179. 


ABSTRACT  RELATIONS. 


I.  VIII.  5°. 


duciveness,  -dncement;  applicability  &c.  {utility)  G44;  sub- 
servience &c.  {instrumentality  631. 

V.  tend,  contribute,  conduce,  lead,  dispose,  incline,  verge, 
bend  to,  trend,  affect,  carry,  redound  to,  bid  fair  to,  gravitate 
towards;  promote  &c.  {aid)  707. 

Adj.  tending  &c.  v. ;  conducive,  working  towards,  in  a  fair 
way  to,  calculated  to;  liable  &c.  177;  subservient  &c.  {instru- 
mental) 631;  useful  &c.  644;  subsidiary  &c.  {helping)  707. 

Adv.  for,  whither. 

177.  Liability. — N.  lia-bility,  -bleness;  possibility,  con- 
tingency; suscepti-vity,  -bility. 

V.  be  -liable  &c.  adj. ;  incur,  lay  oneself  open  to ;  run  the 
•  J  stand  a-  chance ;  lie  under,  expose  oneself  to,  open  a  door  to. 

Adj.  liable,  subject ;  in  danger  &c.  665 ;  open  -,  exposed  -, 
obnoxious-  to ;  unexempt  from ;  apt  to ;  dependent  on ;  inci- 
dent to. 

contingent,  incidental,  possible,  on  the  cards,  within  range 
of,  at  the  mercy  of. 

5°.  Combinations  of  Causes. 


178.  Concurrence. — N.  concur- 
rence, cooperation,  coagency ; 
union;  agreement  &c.  23;  con- 
sent &c.  {assent)  488;  alliance; 
concert  &c.  709 ;  partnership  &c. 
712. 

F.  con-cur,  -duce,  -spire 
Dutc ;  agree,  unite ;  hang  - 
together  &c.  {cooperate)  709 
+,o  &c.  {aid)  707. 

keep  pace  with,  run  parallel ;  go 
-,  go  along  -,  go  hand  in  hand- 
with. 

Adj.  concurring  &c.  ^.,  concur- 
rent, in  alliance  with,  banded  to- 
gether, of  one  mind,  at  one  with. 

Adv.  with  one  consent. 


-tri- 
pull- 
help 


179.  Counteraction. — iV.  coun- 
teraction, opposition;  contrariety 
&c.  14;  antagonism,  polarity; 
clashing  &c.  «. 


friction ;  reaction ;  retroaction  &c. 
{recoil)  277 ;  counterblast ;  neutrali- 
zation &c.  {comjjensation)  30;  vis 
inertim ;  check  &c.  {hindrance) 
706. 

voluntary  -opposition  &c.  708, 
-resistance  &c.  719;  repression 
&c.  {restraint)  751. 

V.  counteract;  run  counter, 
clash,  cross;  interfere  -,  conflict- 
with;  jostle;  go  -,  run  -,  beat  -, 
militate-  against ;  stultify ;  antago- 
nize, oppose  &c.  708;  withstand 
&c.  {resist)  719;  hinder  &c.  706; 
repress  &c.  {restrain)  751 ;  react  &c.  {recoil)  277. 

undo,  neutralize;  counterpoise  &c.  {compensate)  30;  overpoise. 
Adj.  counteracting  &c.  v. ;    antagonistic,  conflicting,   retroac- 
tive, renitent,  reactionary ;  contrary  «fec.  14. 
Adv.   although  &c.  30 ;   in  spite  of  &c.  708 ;   against. 


m 


ir.  I.  1= 


SPACE  IN  GENEBAL. 


180-182. 


CLASS  11. 
"Words  relati^s^g  to  SPACE. 

Section  I.     SPACE  IN  GENERAL, 
1°.  Abstract  Space. 


180.  [Indefinite  space.]  Space. — 
iV.  space,  extension,  extent,  super- 
ficial extent,  expanse ;  room,  scope, 
range,  latitude,  field,  way,  expan- 
sion, compass,  sweep,  play,  swing, 
spread. 

spare  -,  elbow  -,  house-  room; 
stowage,  roomage,  margin;  open- 
ing, sphere,  arena. 

open  -,  free-  space;  void  &c. 
(absence)  187;  waste;  wild-,  wilder- 
ness; moor,  -land;  campagna, 

abyss  &c.  {interval)  198;  un- 
limited space;  infinity  &c.  105; 
world;  ubiquity  &c.  (presence)  186; 
length  and  breadth  of  the  land. 

proportions,  acreage;  acres,  - 
roods  and  perches;  square  -inches, 
-  yards  &c. 

Adj.  spacious,  roomy,  extensive, 
expansive,  capacious,  ample ;  wide- 
spread, vast,  world  -wide,  uncir- 
sumscribed;  boundless  &c.  (in- 
finite) 105;  shore-,  track-,  path- 
less. 

Adv.  extensively  &c.  adj.  ; 
wherever;  everywhere;  far  and 
-near,  -  wide;  right  and  left,  all 
over,  all  the  world  over;  through- 
out the  -world,  -  length  and 
breadih   of  the  land;   under  the 


180a.  Inextension. — N.  in-,  non- 
extension  ;  point ;  atom  &c.  (small- 
ness)  32. 

181.  [Definite  space.]  Region, 
— iV.  region,  sphere,  ground,  soil, 
area,  realm,  hemisphere,  quarter, 
district,  beat,  orb,  circuit,  circle; 
pale  &c.  (limit)  233;  com-,  de- 
partment ;  domain,  tract,  territory, 
country,  canton,  county,  shire, 
province,  arrondissement^  parish, 
township,  commune^  ward,  wapen- 
take, hundred,  riding-  principali- 
ty, duchy,  kingdom. 

arena,  precincts,  enciente,  walk, 
march;  patch,  plot,  enclosure, 
close,  enclave,  field,  court;  street 
&c.  (abode)  189. 

clime,  climate,  zone,  meridian, 
latitude. 

Adj.  territorial,  local,  parochial, 
provincial. 

182.  [Limited  space.]  Place. — 
iV.  place,  lieu,  spot,  point,  dot; 
niche,  nook  &c.  (came?')  244 ;  hole ; 
pigeon-hole  &c.  (receptacle)  191; 
compartment;  premises,  precinct, 
station;  abode  &c.  189;  locality 
«S:c.  (situation)  183. 

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180- ia5. 


SPACE. 


11.  I  r 


ins  and  outs;  every  hole  and 
corner. 

Adv.  somewhere,  in  some  place, 
wherever  it  may  be,  here  and 
there,  in  various  places,  passim. 


sun,  ineveiy  quarter;  in  all  -quar- 
ters, -  lands;  here  there  and  every- 
where ;  from  -pole  to  pole,  -  China 
to  Peru,  -  Indus  to  the  pole,  -  Dan 
to  Beersheba,  -  end  to  end ;  on  the 
face  of  the  earth,  in  the  wide 
world,  from  all  points  of  the  com- 
pass; to  tlie  -four  winds,  -utter- 
most parts  of  the  ear:h. 

2°  Relative  Space. 

183.  Situation. — iV.  situation,  position,  locality,  status, 
latitude  and  longitude;  footing,  standing,  standpoint,  post; 
stage ;  aspect,  attitude,  posture,  pose. 

place,  site,  station,  seat,  vemie,  whereabouts;  bearings  &c. 
(direction)  278;  spot  &c.  (limited  space)  182. 

Top-,  Ge-,  Chor-ography;  map  &c.  554. 

V,  be  -situated,  -  situate;  lie;  have  its  seat  in. 

Adj.  situ-ate,  -ated;  local,  topical,  topographical  &c.  n. 

Adv,  in  -situ,  -  loco ;  here  and  there,  passim ;  here-,  there-, 
where-abouts ;  in  place,  here,  there. 

in  -,  amidst-  such  and  such-  -surroundings,  -  environs,  - 
entourage. 


184.  Location.  —  N.  loca-tion, 
'lization;  lodgment;  de-,  re -posi- 
tion ;  stow-,  pack-age ;  collocation ; 
packing,  lading ;  establishment, 
settlement,  installation;  fixation; 
ineertion  &c.  300. 

anchorage,  mooring,  encamp- 
ment. 

plantation,  colony,  settlement, 
cantonment;  colonization,  domes- 
tication, situation;  habitation  &c. 
(abode)  189;  cohabitation;  "a local 
habitation  and  a  name;  "  indeniza- 
tion, naturalization. 

V.  place,  situate,  locate,  localize, 
make  a  place  for,  iput,  lay,  set, 
seat,  station,  lodge,  quarter,  post, 
install ;  house,  stow ;  establish,  fix, 
pin,  root ;  graft ;  plant  &c.  (insert) 
300;  shelve,  pitch,  camp,  lay  down, 
deposit,  reposit;  cradle;  moor, 
tether,  picket ;  pack,  tuck  in ;  em-, 
im-bed;vest,  invest  in. 

saddle 


&c. 
&c. 


185.  Displacement. — N.  dis- 
placement, elocation,  transposi- 
tion. 

ejectment  &c.  297;  exile 
(banishment)  893 ;  removal 
(transference)  270. 

misplacement,  dislocation  tfcc. 
61 ;  fish  out  of  water. 

V.  dis-place,  -plant,  -lodge,  -es- 
tablish :  exile  &c.  (seclude)  893;  ab- 
legate, set  aside,  remove ;  take  -, 
cart-  away ;  take  -,  draft-  off ;  lade 
&c.  184. 

unload,  empty  «&c.  (eject)  297; 
transfer  &c.  270 ;  dispel. 

vacate ;  depart  &c.  293. 

Adj.  displaced  &c.  -y. ;  un-placed, 
-housed,  -harboured,  -established, 
-settled;  house-,  home-less;  out  of 
-place,  -  a  situation. 

misplaced,  out  of  its  element. 


with;   load,    lade,    freight; 


billet  on,  quarter  upon, 
pocket,  put  up,  bag. 

inhabit   &c.    (be  present)  186;  domesticate,  colonize;  take  -, 

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II.  I.  3.°. 


SPACE  IX  GENERAL. 


184-187 


strike- root;  anchor;  cast-  come  to  an-  anchor;  sit  -,  eettle- 
down ;  settle ;  take  up  one's  -abode,  -  quarters ;  plant  -,  establish 
-,  locate-  oneself;  squat,  perch,  hive,  se  nichei^  bivouac,  burrow, 
get  a  footing;  encamp,  pitch  one's  tent;  put  up  -at,  ~  one's 
horses  at ;  keep  house. 

indenizen,  naturalize,  adopt. 

put  back,  replace  &c.  (restore)  660, 

Adj.  placed  &c.  v.;  situate,  posited,  ensconced,  imbedded,  em- 
bosomed, rooted ;  domesticated :  vested  in,  unremoved. 
^  moored  &c.  v.;  at  anchor. 

3°.     Existence  in  Space. 


186.  Presence. — JSf.  presence; 
occup-ancy,  -ation;  attendance  ; 
whereness. 

permeation,  pervasion ;  diffusion 
&c.  (dispersion)  73. 

ubi-ety,  -quity,  -quitariness ;  om- 
nipresence. 

bystander  &c.  (spectator)  444. 

V.  exist  in  space,  be  -present 
&c.  adj. ;  assister  ;  make  one  -of,  - 
at ;  look  on,  attend,  remain ;  find  -, 
present-  oneself;  show  one's  face ; 
fall  in  the  way  of,  occur  in  a  place ; 
lie,  stand;  occupy. 

people;  inhabit,  dwell,  reside, 
stay,  sojourn,  live,  abide,  lodge, 
nestle,  roost,  perch ;  take  up  one's 
abode  &c.  (be  located)  184 ;  tenant. 


resort  to,    frequent,    haunt;  re- 


visit. 

fill,  pervade,  permeate;   be  -dif- 
fused, -    disseminated-   through; 
through ; 


over-spread,    -run ;    run 
meet  one  at  every  turn. 

Adj.  present;  occupying,  in- 
habiting &c.  I?.;  moored  &c.  184; 
resi-ant,  -dent,  -dentiary;  domi- 
ciled. 

ubiquit-ous,   -ary;  omnipresent. 

peopled,  populous,  full  of  peo- 
ple, inhabited. 

Adv.  here,  there,  where,  every- 
where, aboard,  on  board,  at  home, 
afield ;  on  the  spot ;  here  there  and 
everywhere  &c.  (space)  180;  in  presence   of,  before;  under  the 
-eyes,  -  nose-  of ;  in  the  face  of ;  in  proprid  persona. 


187.  [NuUibiety.*]  Absence. -- 
N.  absence;  inexistence  &c.  3; 
non-residence,  absenteeism;  nvrn- 
attendance,  alibi. 

emptiness  &c.  adj. ;  void,  'bacii- 
um ;  vac-uity,  -ancy;  tabula  rasa; 
exemption;  hiatus  &c.  (interval) 
168. 

truant,  absentee. 

nobody;  nobody  -present,  -  on 
earth ;  not  a  soul ;  dme  qui  vive. 

V.  be  -absent  &c.  adj.;  keep 
-away,  -  out  of  the  way ;  play  tru- 
ant, absent  oneself,  stay  away. 

withdraw,  make  oneself  scarce, 
vacate ;  go  away  &c.  293. 

Adj.  absent,  not  present,  away. 


non-resident 


gone  from  home ; 
lost;  wanting;  omitted; 
to  be   found;  in  existent 


missing ; 
nowhere 
&c.  2. 

empty,  void;  vac-ant,  -uous;  un- 
tenanted, -occupied,  -inhabited; 
tenantless;  desert,  -ed;  devoid; 
un-,  unin-habitable. 

exempt  from,  not  having. 


Adv.  without,  minus,  nowhere; 
elsewhere ;  neither  here  nor  there ; 
in  default  of;  sans;  behind  one's 
back. 

Phr.  the  bird  has  flown,  non  est 
inventus. 


*Bisliop  Wilkins. 


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183-189. 


SPACE. 


II.  I.  3° 


188.  Inhabitant. — JV.  inhabi- 
taut;  resident,  -iary;  dweller,  in- 
dweller;  occup-ier,  -ant;  house- 
holder, lodger,  inmate,  tenant,  in- 
cumbent, sojourner,  locum  tenens, 
commorant ;  settler,  squatter,  back- 
woodsman, colonist;  islander;  de- 
nizen, citizen;  burgher,  oppidan, 
cockney,  cit,  townsman,  burgess; 
villager;  cot-tager,  -tier,  -ter;  com- 
patriot. 

native,  indigene,  aborigines,  au- 
tochthones ;  Englishman,  John 
Bull;  new  comer  <tec.  {strange?')  57. 

garrison,  crew ;  population ;  peo- 
ple &c.  {mankind)  ^12  \  colony,  set- 
tlement; household. 

V.  inhabit  &c.  (be  jjresent)  186 ; 
indenizen  &c.  {locate-oneself)  184. 

Adj.  indigenous;  nat-ive,  -al; 
autochthonous;  British,  English; 
domestic ;  domicil-iated,  -ed ;  natu- 
ralized, vernacular,  domesticated; 
domiciliary. 

in  the  occupation  of;  garrisoned 
,  occupied-  by. 


189.  [Place  of  habitation,  or  re- 
sort.] Abode. — N.  abode,  dwelL 
ing,  lodging,  domicile,  residence, 
address,  habitation,  where  one\ 
lot  is  cast,  local  habitation,  berth, 
seat,  lap,  sojourn,  housing,  quar- 
ters, head-quarters,  resiance,  taber- 
nacle, throne,  ark. 

home,  fatherland, countiy;  home- 
stead, stall;  fireside;  hearth,  - 
stone ;  household  gods,  lares  et  pe- 
nates^  roof,  household,  housing, 
dulce  domum,  paternal  domicile; 
native  -soil,  -  land. 

nest,  nidas,  snuggery;  arbor, 
bower  &c.  191;  lair,  eyry,  den, 
cave,  hole,  hidiug-place,  cell,  sanc- 
tum sanctorum.,  aerie,  rookery,  hi » e ; 
habitat,  haunt,  covert,  resort,  re- 
treat, perch,  roost;  nidification. 

bivouac,  camp,  encampment, 
cantonment,  castrametation ;  bar- 
rack, casemate,  casern. 

tent  &c.  {covering)  223 ;  building 
&c.  {construction)  161;  chamber  &c. 
{receptacle)  191. 

tenement,  messuage,  farm,  farm- 
house, grange,  hacienda. 
cot,  cabin,  hut,  chalet,  croft,  shed,  booth,  stall,  hovel,  bothy, 
shanty,  wigwam ;  pen  &c.  {inclosure)  2B2 ;  barn,  bawn ;  kennel, 
sty,  dog-hole,  cote,  coop,  hutch,  byre;  cow-house,  -shed;  stable, 
dove-cote,  shippen. 

house,  mansion,  place,  villa,  cottage,  box,  lodge,  hermitage, 
rusin  urbe,  folly,  rotunda,  tower,  chateau,  castle,  pavilion,  >otel, 
court,  manor-house,  capital,  messuage,  hall,  palace;  kiosk,  bun- 
galow; temple  &c.  1000. 

hamlet,  village,  thorp,  dorp,  ham,  kraal;  borough,  burgh, 
town,  city,  capital,  metropolis;  suburb;  province,  country. 

street,  place,  terrace,  parade,  esplanade,  embankment,  road, 
row,  lane,  alley,  court,  quadrangle,  quad,  wynd,  close,  yard, 
passage,  rents,  buildings^  mews. 

square,  polygon,  circus,  crescent,  mall,  piazza,  arcade,  colon- 
nade, gardens,  grove,  residences;  block  of  buildings,  market- 
place, place. 

anchorage,  roadstead,  roads;  dock,  basin,  wharf,  quay,  port, 
harbor. 

quarter,  parish  &c.  (region)  181. 

assembly-room,  meeting-house,  pump-room,  spa,  watering- 
place  ;  club,  inn ;  hostel,  -ry ;  hotel,  tavern,  caravansary,  khan, 
hospice ;  public-,  ale-,  pot-,  mug-house ;  gin-palace ;  coffee-,  eat- 

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n.  X.  8°.  SPACE  IN  GENERAL.  189—10.1. 

ing-hoiise;  canteen,  restaurant^  cafe^  estaminet,  posada. 

garden,  park,  pleasure-ground,  plaisance,  demesne. 

V.  take  up  one's  abode  &c.  (locate  oneself)  184;  inhabit  &c. 
(be  presejit)  186. 

Adj.  urban,  metropolitan ;  suburban;  provincial,  rural,  rustic; 
domestic;  cosmopolitan;  palatial. 

190.  [Things  contained.]  Contents. — N.  contents;  cargo, 
lading,   freight,  shipment,    load,    bale,    burden ;  cart-,    ship- 

^  load;  cup  -,  basket  -,  &c.  {receptacle)  191-  of;  inside  &c.  221; 
stuffing,  ullage, 

F.  load,  lade,  ship,  charge,  fill,  stuff. 

191.  Receptacle. — N.  receptacle;  inclosure  &c.  232;  recipi- 
ent, receiver,  reservatory. 

compartment;  cell,  -ule;  follicle;  hole,  corner,  niche,  re- 
cess, nook;  crypt,  stall,  pigeon-hole,  cove,  oriel;  cave  &c. 
{concavity)  252. 

capsule,  vesicle,  cyst,  pod,  calyx,  cancelU,  utricle,  bladder. 

stomach,  paunch,  venter,  ventricle,  crop,  craw,  maw,  giz- 
zard, bread-basket;  mouth. 

pocket,  pouch,  fob,  sheath,  scabbard,  socket,  bag,  sac,  sack, 
saccule,  wallet,  scrip,  poke,  knit,  knapsack,  haversack,  sachel, 
satchel,  reticule,  budget,  net;  portfolio;  quiver  &c.  {maga- 
zine) 636. 

chest,  box,  coffer,  caddy,  case,  casket,  pyx,  pix,  caisson, 
desk,  hureaUj  reliquary;  trunk,  portmanteau,  band-box,  valise; 
boot,  imperial;  vache;  cage,  manger,  rack. 

vessel,  vase,  bushel,  barrel;  canister,  jar;  pottle,  basket, 
pannier,  buck  basket,  hopper,  maund,  creel,  cran,  crate,  cra- 
dle, bassinet,  wisket,  whisket,  corbeille,  hamper,  dosser,  dorser, 
tray,  hod,  scuttle,  utensil. 

[For  liquids]  cistern  &c.  {store)  636 ;  vat,  caldron,  barrel, 
cask,  puncheon,  keg,  rundlet,  tun,  butt,  cag,  firkin,  kilder- 
kin, carboy,  amphora,  bottle,  jar,  decanter,  ewer,  cruise, 
caraffe,  crock,  kit,  canteen,  flagon;  demijohn;  flask,  -et; 
stoup,  noggin,  vial,  phial,  cruet,  caster;  urn,  epergne^  salver, 
2)atella,  tazza,  patera ;  pig-,  big-gin ;  tyg,  nipperkin,  pocket- 
pistol;  tub,  bucket,  pail,  pot,  tankard,  jug,  pitcher,  mug, 
pipkin;  gal-,  gall-ipot;  matrass,  receiver,  retort,  alembic, 
bolthead,  capsule,  can,  kettle;  bowl,  basin,  jorum,  punch- 
bowl, cup,  goblet,  chalice,  tumbler,  glass,  rummer,  horn, 
saucepan,  skillet,  posnet,  tureen. 

plate,  platter,  dish,  trencher,  calabash,  porringer,  potager, 
saucer,  pan,  crucible. 

shovel,  trowel,  spoon,  spatula,  ladle;  watch-glass,  thimble, 
closet,    commode,   cupboard,    cellaret,   chiffonniere,  locker, 
bin,  bunker,  buffet,   press,  safe,   sideboard,   drawer,  chest  of 
drawers,  till,  scrutoire,   secretaire,  davenport,    book-case,  cabi- 
net, canterbury. 

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l9i— 193. 


SPACE— DIMENSIONS. 


II.  I.  3" 


chamber,  apartmenf  room,  cabin;  office,  court,  hall;  suite 
of  rooms,  flat,  story;  ^aloon,  salon,  parlour;  presence-cham- 
ber; sitting-,  drawing-,  reception-,  state-room;  gallery,  cabi- 
net, closet;  pew,  box;  'boudoir ;  adytum^  sanctum;  bed-room, 
dormitory;  refectory,  dining-room,  salle-d-mauger ;  nursery, 
school-room;  library,  study;  studio;  billiard-,  bath-,  smok- 
ing-room, den. 

attic,  loft,  garret,  cocKloft,  clerestory;  cellar,  vault,  hold, 
cockpit;  entresol;  mezzanine  floor;  ground-floor,  rez-de-chaus- 
see;  basement,  kitchen,  pantry,  scullery,  offices;  store-room 
&c.  {depository)  636;  lumber-room;  dairy,  laundry,  coacli- 
house;  out-,  pent-house;  lean-to. 

portico,  porch,  verandah,  lobby,  court,  hall,  vestibule,  cor- 
ridor, passage;  ante-room,  -chamber. 

conservatory,  green-house,  bower,  arbour,  summer-house, 
alcove,  grotto,  hermitage. 

lodging  &c.  {abode)  1 89 ;  bed  &c.  {support)  215 ;  carriage  &c. 
{vehicle)  273. 

Adj.  capsular;  saccu-lar,  -lated;  recipient;  ventricular, 
cystic,  vascular,  vesicular,  cellular,  camerated,  locular,  multi- 
locular,  polygastric;  marsupial;  siliqu-ose,  -ous. 


SECTioi^  II.    DIMENSIONS, 


1°.  General  Dimensions. 


192.  Size. — N.  size,  magnitude, 
dimension,  bulk,  volume;  large- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  greatness  &c.  {of 
quantity)  31 ;  expanse  &c.  {space) 
180;  amplitude,  mass;  propor- 
tions. 

capacity;  ton-,  tun-nage;  cali- 
bre, scantling. 

turgidity  &c.  {expansion)  194; 
corpulence,  obesity;  plumpness 
&c.  adj. ;  embonpoint^^  corporation, 
flesh  and  blood,  lustihood. 

hugeness  &c.  adj. ;  enormity, 
immensity,  monstrosity. 

giant,  Brobdingnagian,  Antaeus, 
Goliath,  Gog  and  Magog,  Gargan- 
tua,  monster,  mammoth,  Cyclops; 
whale,  porpoise,  behemoth,  levia- 
than, elephant,  hippopotamus;  co- 
lossus; tun,  lump,  bulk,  Mock, 
loaf,  mass,  clod,  nugget,  bushel, 
thumper,  whopper,  spanker,  strap- 
per; Triton  among  the  minnows. 
7 


193.  Littleness. — N.  littleness 
&c.  adj.;  smallness  &c.  {of  quanti- 
ty) 32 ;  exiguity,  inextension ;  par- 
vi-tude,  -ty;  duodecimo;  Elzevir 
edition,  epitome,  microcosm ;  rudi- 
ment; vanishing  point;  thinness 
&c,  203. 

dwarf,  pigmy,  Liliputian,  chit, 
pigwidgeon,  urchin,  elf;  doll, 
l)uppet ;  Tom  Thumb,  Hop  o'  my 
thumb ;  man-,  mann-ikin ;  homun- 
culus,  dapperling,  cock-sparrow. 

animalcule,  monad,  mite,  insect, 
emmet,  fly,  midge,  gnat,  shrimp, 
minnow,  worm,  maggot,  entozoon ; 
bacteria;  infusoria;  grub;  tit, 
tomtit,  runt,  mouse,  small  fry; 
millet-,  mustard-seed;  barleycorn; 
pebble,  grain  of  sand;  mole-hill, 
button,  bubble. 

point ;  atom  &c.  {small  quantity) 
32;  fragment  &c.  {small  part)  51; 
powder  &c.  330;  point  of  a  pin. 


II.  ir.  r 


DIMENSIONS. 


192    195. 


mountain,  mound;  heap  &c.  (as- 
semblage) 73. 

largest  portion  &c.  50;  full-, 
life-size. 

V.  be-  large  &c.  adj.',  become 
-large  &c.  (exjyand)  194. 

Adj.  large,  big;  great  &c.  (in 
quantity)  31 ;  considerable,  bulky, 
voKiminous,  ample,  massive,  mas- 
sy ;  capacious,  comprehensive ; 
spacious  &c.  180;  mighty,  tower- 
ing, fine,  magnificent. 

corpulent,  stout,  fat,  plump, 
squab,  full,  lusty,  strapping, 
bouncing;  portly,  burly,  well-fed, 
fall-grown ;  stalwart,  brawny, 
fleshy;  goodly;  in  good  -case,  - 
condition;  in  condition;  chop- 
ping, jolly;  chub-,  chubby-faced. 

lubberly,  hulky,  unwieldy, 
lumpish,  gaunt,  spanking,  whack- 
ing, whopping,  thumping,  thun- 
dering, hulking;  overgrown;  puf- 
fy &c.  {swollen)  194. 

huge,  immense,  enormous, 
mighty;  vast,  -y;  amplitudinous, 
stupendous;  monst-er,  -rous;  gi- 
gantic; giant,  -lik,  ;  colossal,  Cy- 
clopean, Brobdingnagian,  Gargan- 
tuan; infinite  &c.  105. 

large* as  life;  plump  as  a  -dump- 
ling, -  partridge ;  fat  as  -a  pig,  - 
bacon. 


mathematical   point;  minutim  &c. 
{imimjjortance)  643. 

micro-graphy,  -meter,  -scope ; 
vernier;  scale. 

V.  be  -little  &c.  adj. ;  lie  in  a 
nutshell;  become  small  &c.  (de- 
crease) 36,  (contrad)  195. 

Adj.  little ;  small  &c.  (in  qmm- 
tity)  32;  minute,  diminutive,  mi- 
croscopic ;  inconsiderable  &c.  (un- 
important) 643;  exiguous,  puny, 
tiny,  wee,  petty,  minikin,  minia- 
ture, pigmy,  undersized;  dwarf, 
-ed,  -ish ;  stunted,  limited ;  cramp, 
-ed ;  pollard,  Liliputian,  dapper, 
pocket ;  port-ative,  -able ;  duodeci- 
mo; dumpy,  squat;  short  &c.  201. 

impalpable,  intangible,  evanes- 
cent, imperceptible,  invisible,  in- 
appreciable, infinitesimal,  homoe- 
opathic; atomic,  corpuscular, 
molecular;  rudiment-ary,  -al;  em- 
bryonic. 

weazen,  scant,  scraggy,  scrubby ; 
thin  &c,  (narrow)  203;  granular 
&c.  (powdery)  330;  shrunk  &c. 
195. 

Adxi.  in  a  -small  compass,  -  nut- 
shell ;  on  a  small  scale. 


a  quail,  -  butter,  -  brawn,  - 


194.  Expansion.  —  N.  expan- 
sion ;  increase  &c.  35  -of  size ;  en- 
largement, extension,  augmenta- 
tion; ampli-fication,  -ation;  ag- 
grandizement, spread,  increment, 
growth,  development,  pullulation, 
swell,  dilatation,  rarefaction ;  turg- 
escence,  -idness,  -  idity;  dispan- 
sion;  obesity  &c.  (size)  192;  drop- 
sy, tumefaction,  intumescence, 
swelling,  tumour,  diastole.,  disten- 
sion; puff-ing,  -iness;  inflation; 
pandiculation. 

dilatability,  expansibility. 

germination,  growth  upgrowth ; 
A.ccretion  &c.  35. 
? 


195.  Contraction. — N.  contrac- 
tion, reduction,  diminution;  de- 
crease &c.  36-  of  size ;  defalcation, 
decrement;  lessening,  shrinking, 
&c.  '0. ;  collapse,  emaciation,  atten- 
uation, tabefaction,  consumption, 
marasmus,  atrophy ;  systole,  neck, 
hour-glass. 

condensation,  compression,  com- 
pactness; compendium  &c.  596; 
squeezing  &c.  ^'. ;  strangulation; 
corrugation;  astringency;  astrin- 
gents, sclerotics ;  contractility, 
compressibility ;  coarctation. 

inferiority  in  size. 

V.  become  -small,  -  smaller; 
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194-197. 


SPACE. 


II.  Ti.  r. 


over-growth,  -distension;  hyper- 
trophy, tympany. 

bulb  &c.  {convexity)  250 ;  plump- 
er; superiority  of  size. 

F.  become  -larger  &c.  (large  &c. 
192);  expaud,  widen,  enlarge,  ex- 
tend, grow,  increase,  incrassate, 
swell,  gather;  fill  out;  deploy, 
take  open  order,  dilate,  stretch, 
spread;  mantle,  wax;  grow  -, 
spring-  up;  bud,  bourgeon,  shoot, 
sprout,  germinate,  put  forth,  vege- 
tate, pullulate,  open,  burst  forth; 
gain  -,  gather-  flesh;  outgrow; 
spread  like  wildfire,  overrun. 

be  larger  than ;  surpass  &c.  (pe 
mperior)  33. 

render  -larger  &c.  (large  &c. 
192);  expand,  spread,  extend,  ag- 
grandize, distend,  develop,  ampli- 
fy, spread  out,  widen,  magnify, 
rarefy,  inflate,  puff,  blow  up,  stuff, 
pad,  cram ;  exaggerate ;  fatten. 

Adj,  expanded  &c.  v. ;  larger  &c. 
(large  &c.  192);  swollen;  expan- 
sive ;  wide-open,  -spread ;  flabelli- 
form ;  overgrown,  exaggerated, 
bloated,  fat,  turgid,  tumid,  hyper- 
trophied,  dropsical;  pot-,  swag- 
bellied  ;  oedematous,  obese,  puffy, 
pursy,  blowzy,  bigswoln,  distend- 
ed;  patulous;  bulbous  &c.  ^c^cnvex 
-formed ;  big  &c.  192. 


lessen,  decrease  &C.  36 ;  grow  less, 
dwindle,  shrink,  contract,  narrow, 
shrivel,  collapse,  wither,  lose  flesh, 
wizen,  fall  away,  waste,  wane,  ebb ; 
decay  &c.  {deteriorate)  659. 

be  smaller  than,  fall  short  of; 
not  come  up  to  &c.  {be  inferior) 
34. 

render  smaller,  lessen,  dimin- 
ish, contract,  draw  in,  narrow, 
coarctate ;  constrict,  constringe ; 
condense,  compress,  squeeze,  cor- 
rugate, crush,  crumple  up,  warp, 
purse  up,  pack,  stow;  pinch, 
tighten,  strangle;  cramp;  dwarf, 
be-dwarf;  shorten  &c.  201;  cir- 
cumscribe &c.  229;  restrain  &c. 
751. 

pare,  reduce,  attenuate,  rub 
down,  scrape,  file,  grind,  chip, 
shave,  shear. 

Adj.  contracting  &c.  v. ;  astrin- 
gent ;  shrunk,  contracted  &c.  v. ; 
strangulated,  tabid,  wizened, 
stunted;  waning  &c.  -y. ;  neap; 
compact. 

unexpanded  &c.  (expand  &c. 
194);  contractile;  compressible; 
smaller  &c.  (small  &c.  193). 


)  250;    full-blown,    -grown. 


196.  Distance. — X  distance; 
space  &c.  180;  remoteress,  far- 
ness;  far-ciy  to;  longinquity,  elon- 
gation ;  offing,  background ;  re- 
movedness;  parallax;  reach,  span, 
stride. 

out-post,  -skirt;  horizon;  aphe- 
lion; foreign  parts,  ultima  Thule, 
ne  plus  ultra,  antipodes  ;  long 
range,  giant's  stride. 

dispersion  &c.  73. 

V.  be  -distant  &c.  adj. ;  extend 
-,  stretch  -,  reach  -,  spread  -,  go 
-,  get  -,  stretch  away-  to;  range. 

remain  at  a  distance;   keep  -, 


197.  Nearness.  — iV.  nearness 
&c.  adj. ;  proximity,  propinquity ; 
vicin-ity,  -age;  neighborhood,  ad- 
jacency; contiguity  &c.  199. 

short  -distance,  -  step,  -  cut; 
ear-shot,  close  quarters,  stone's 
throw;  bow  -,  gun  -,  pistol-  shot; 
hair's  breadth,  span. 

purlieus,  neighborhood,  vicin- 
age, environs,  alentours,  suburbs, 
confines,  banlieue,  borderland  ; 
whereabouts. 

bystander;   neighbor,  borderer. 

aporoach  «fec.  286;  convergence 
&c.  290;  perihelion. 

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n.  II.  1.'' 


DIMENSIONS. 


196-199. 


stand-  -away,  -  off,  -  aloof,  -  clear 
of. 

Adj.  distant;  far  -off,  -  away; 
remote,  telescopic,  distal,  wide  of; 
stretching  to  &c.  v. ;  yon,  -der;  ul- 
terior; trans-mai-ine,  -pontine,  -at- 
lantic,  -alpine;  tramontane;  ultra- 
montane, -mund>xne;  hyperborean, 
antipodean;  inaccessible,  out  of 
the  way  ;  unapproach-ed,  -able; 
iucontiguous. 

Adv.  far  -off,  -  away  ;  afar,  -off ; 
off;  away;  a  -long,  -  great,  -  good- 
way  off;  wide  away,  aloof;  wide 
-,  clear-  of;  out  of  -the  way,  - 
reach;  abroad,  yonder,  farther, 
further,  beyond;  outre  mer,  over 
the  border,  far  and  wide,  over  the 
hills  and  far  away ;  from  pole  to 
pole  &c.  {over  gj^eat  space)  180;  to 
the  -uttermost  parts,  -  ends-  of 
the  earth;  out  of  hearing,  nobody 
knows  where,  d  2y^i^  ds  vue,  out 
of  the  sphere  of,  wide  of  the  mark. 

apart,  asunder;  wide  -apart,  - 
asunder ;  longo  intervallo  ;  at  arm's 
leuo-th. 


V.  be  -near  &c.  adj. ;  adjoin, 
hang  about,  trench  on ;  border  -, 
verge-  upon;  stand  by,  approxi- 
mate, tread  on  the  heels  of,  cling 
to,  chisp,  hug;  huddle;  hang  upon 
the  skirts  of,  hover  over ;  burn. 

bring  -,  draw-  -near  &c.  286; 
converge  &c.  390;  crowd  &c.  72; 
place  -side  by  side  &c.  adxi. 

Adj.  near,  nigh;  close  -,  near- 
at  hand;  close,  neighboring;  adja- 
cent, adjoining;  proxim-ate,  -al; 
at  hand,  handy;  near  the  mark, 
near  run ;  home,  intimate. 

Adxi.  near,  nigh;  hard  -,  fast- 
by  ;  close  -to,  -  upon ;  at  the  point 
of;  next  door  to;  within  -reach,  - 
call,  -hearing,  -  earshot;  within 
an  ace  of;  but  a  step,  not  far  from, 
at  no  great  distance ;  on  the  -verge, 
-brink,  -skirts-of;  in  the  -envi- 
rons <fcc.  n. ;  at  one's  -door,  -  feet, 
-  elbow,  -  finger's  end,  -  side;  on 
the  tip  of  one's  tongue;  under 
one's  nose;  within  a -stone's  throw 
(fee.  n.\  in  -sight,  -  presence-  of; 
at  close  quarters;  cheek  by  -jole,  - 
jowl;  beside,  alongside,  side  by 
side,  tete-d-tete;   in    juxtaposition 

&c.  fuelling)  199;  yard-arm  to  yard-arm;  at  the  heels  of;  on 

the  confines  of,  at  the  threshold,  bordering  upon,  verging  to ;  in 

the  way. 

about;  here-,  there-abouts ;  roughly,   in  round  numbers;  ap- 

proxim-ately,  -atively;  as  good  as,  well  nigh. 


198.  Interval.  —  N.  interval, 
interspace;  separation  &c.  44  ; 
break,  gap,  opening;  hole  &c. 
260;  chasm,  hiatus,  ccesura;  inter- 
ruption, -regnum;  interstice,  lacu- 
na, cleft,  mesh,  crevice,  chink, 
rime,  creek,  cranny,  crack,  chap, 
slit,  fissure,  scissure,  rift,  flaw, 
breach,  rent,  gash,  cut,  leak,  dike, 
ha-ha. 

gorge,  defile,  ravine,  canon,  cre- 
vasse, abyss,  abysm;  gulf;  inlet, 
frith,  strait,  gully;  pass;  furrow 
&c.  259;  yawning  gulf;  hiatus 
^maxime,  -  talde-  dejiendus ;  paren- 


199.  Contiguity. — N.  contigu- 
ity, contact,  proximity,  apposition, 
juxtaposition,  touching  &c.  -y. ; 
abutment,  osculation  ;  meeting, 
appulse,  rencontre,  rencounter,  syz- 
ygy,  coincidence,  coexistence;  ad- 
hesion «fec.  46. 

border-land ;  frontier  &c.  (limit) 
238;  tangent. 

V.  be  -contiguous  &c.  adj.  ; 
join,  adjoin,  abut  on ;  graze,  touch, 
meet,  osculate,  come  in  contact, 
coincide;  coexist;  adhere  &c.  46. 

Adj.  contiguous;  touching  &c. 
V. ;  in  -contact  &c.  7i. ;  contermi- 
75 


198-201. 


SPACE, 


II.  11.  1 


thesis  &c.  (interjacence)  238;  void 
&c.  (absence)  187;  incompleteness 
&c.  53. 

V.  gape  &c.  (open)  260. 

Adj.  with  an  interval,  far  be- 
tween. 

Adv.  at  intervals  &c.  (discontin- 
uously)  70 ;  longo  intervallo. 


nous,  end  to  end,  osculatory;  per- 
tingent;  tangential. 

hand  to  hand ;  close  to  &c.  {near') 
197;  with  no  -interval  &c.  198. 


2°.  IiiNEAR  Dimensions. 


200.  Length. — N.  length,  longi- 
tude,, span. 

line,  bar,  rule,  stripe,  streak, 
spoke,  radius. 

lengthening  &c.  v. ;  pro-longa- 
tion,  -duction,  -traction;  tension, 
-sure;  extension. 

[Measures  of  length]  line,  nail, 
inch,  hand,  palm,  foot,  cubit, 
yard,  ell,  fathom,  rood,  pole,  fur- 
long,  mile,  league;  chain. 

pedometer,  perambulator;  scale 
(fee.  {measurement)  466. 

V.  be  -long  &c.  adj. ;  stretch 
out,  sprawl;  extend  -,  reach  -, 
stretch-  to;  make  a  long  arm, 
"drag  its  slow  length  along." 

render  -long  &c.  adj. ;  lengthen, 
extend,  elongate;  stretch;  pro- 
long, -duce,  -tract;  let  -,  draw  -, 
spin-  out ;  drawl. 

enfilade,  look  along,  view  in 
perspective. 

Adj.  long,  -some ;  lengthy,  wire- 
drawn, outstretched ;  lengthened 
&c.  v. ;  sesquipedalian  &c.  {words) 
577;  interminable,  no  end  of. 

line-ar,  -al;  longitudinal,  ob- 
long. 

as  long  as  -my  arm,  -  to-day 
and  to-morrow;  unshortened  &c. 
(shorten  &c.  201). 

Adv.  lengthwise,  at  length,  lon- 
gitudinally, endlong,  along;  tan- 
dem; in  a  line  &c.  {continuously) 
69;  in  perspective. 

from  -end  to  end,  -  stem  to  stern 
of  the  head  to  the  sole  of  the  foot. 


201.  Shortness. — N.  shortness 
&c.  Adj. ;  brevity ;  littleness  &c. 
193;  a  span. 

shortening  &c.  v. ;  abbrevia- 
tion, -ture ;  abridgment,  concision, 
retrenchment,  curtailment,  decur- 
tation;  reduction  &c.  {contraction) 
195 ;  epitome  &c.  {compendium) 
596. 

elision,  ellipsis ;  conciseness  &c. 
{in  style)  572. 

V.  be  -short  &c.  adj. ;  render 
-short  &c.  adj.\  shorten,  curtail, 
abridge,  abbreviate,  take  in,  re- 
duce; compress  &c.  {contract)  195: 
epitomize  &c.  596. 

retrench,  cut  short,  obtruncate; 
scrimp,  cut,  chop  up,  hack,  hew; 
cut  -,  pare-  down ;  clip,  dock,  lop, 
prune,  shear,  shave,  mow,  reap, 
crop;  snub;  truncate,  pollard, 
stunt,  nip,  check  the  growth  of; 
[in  drawing]  foreshorten. 

Adj.  short,  brief,  curt;  compen- 
dious, compact;  stubby,  scrimp; 
shorn,  stubbed;  stumpy,  thickset, 
pug;  squab,  -by;  squat,  dumpy; 
little  &c.  193 ;  curtailed  of  its  fair 
proportions;  short  by;  oblate; 
concise  &c.  572;  summary. 

Adv.  shortly  &c.  adj  ;  ii?  ah  or/ 
&c.  {concisely)  572. 


-head  to  foot,  -  the  crown 
top  to  toe ;  fore  and  aft. 

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DIMENSIONS. 


202-205. 


202.  Breadth.  Thickness. — N. 
breadth,  width,  latitude,  ampli- 
tude; diameter,  bore,  calibre,  ra- 
dius ;  superficial  extent  &c.  {space) 
180. 
t  thickness,  crassitude ;  corpulence 
&c.  {size)  193;  dilatation  «fec.  {ex- 
'paiision)  194. 

V.  be  -broad  &c.  adj. ;  became  -, 
render-  -broad  &c.  adj. ;  expand 
&c.  194;  thicken,  widen. 

Adj.  broad,  wide,  ample,  ex- 
tended; discous;  fan-like;  out- 
spread, -stretched;  wide  as  a 
church-door. 

thick,  dumpy,  squab,  squat, 
thickset ;  thick  as  a  rope. 


203-  Narrowness.  Thinness. — 

N.  narrowness  &c.  adj. ;  closeness, 
exility,  exiguity  &c.  {little)  193. 

line ;  hair's  -,  finger's-  breadth  \ 
strip,  streak,  vein. 

thinness  <fcc.  adj. ;  tenuity ;  ema- 
ciation, macilency,  marcor. 

shaving,  slip  &c.  {filament)  205 ; 
threadpaper,  skeleton,  shadow,  an- 
atomy, spindle  -  shanks,  lantern 
jaws,  mere  skin  and  bone. 

middle  constriction,  stricture, 
neck,  waist,  isthmus,  wasp,  hour- 
glass; ridge,  ghaut,  pass;  ravine 
&c.  198. 

narrowing,  coarctation,  angus- 
tation,  tapering;  contraction  &c. 
195. 

V.  be  -narrow  &c.  adj. ;  narrow, 
taper,  contract  &c.  195;  render  -narrow  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  narrow,  close;  slender,  thin,  fine;  thread-like  &c.  {fila- 
ment) 205;  finespun,  taper,  slim,  slight-made;  scant,  -y;  spare, 
delicate,  incapacious;  contracted  &c.  195;  unexpanded  &;c.  (ex- 
pand &c.  194) ;  slender  as  a  thread. 

emaciated,  lean,  meagre,  gaunt,  macilent;  lank,  -y;  weedy, 
skinny;  starv-ed,  -eling;  attenuated,  shrivelled,  extenuated, 
tabid,  marcid,  bare-bone,  raw-boned;  herring-gutted;  worn  to  a 
shadow,  lean  as  a  rake;  thin  as  a  -lath,  -whipping  post,  -wafer; 


hatchet-faced ;  lantern-jawed. 

204.  Layer. — N.  layer,  stratum, 
l»ed,  zone,  substratum,  floor,  flag, 
stage,  story,  tier,  slab,  escarpment ; 
table,  tablet ;  board,  plank ;  trench- 
er, platter. 

plate;  lam-na,  -ella;  sheet, flake, 
foil,  wafer,  scsle,  coat,  peel,  pel- 
licle, membrane,  film,  leaf,  slice, 
shive,  cut,  rasher,  shaving,  integu- 
ment &c.  {comring)  223. 

stratification,  scaliness,  nest  of 
boxes,  coats  of  an  onion. 

V.  slice,  shave,  pare,  peel ;  plate, 
coat,  veneer;  cover  &c.  223. 

Adj.  lamell  -  ar,  -  ated,  -  if  orm ; 
lamin-ated,  -iferous;  micaceous; 
schist-ose,  -ous ;  scaly,  filmy,  mem- 
branous, flaky,  squamous;  folia- 
ted, -ceous;  strati  -  fied,  -form; 
tabular,  discoid. 


205.  Filament.  —  N.  filament, 
line;  fibre,  fibril;  funicle,  vein, 
hair,  capillament,  cilium,  tendril, 
gossamer ;  hair-stroke. 

wire,  string,  thread,  packthread, 
cotton,  sewing-silk,  twine,  twist, 
whipcord,  tape,  ribbon,  cord,  rope, 
yarn,  hemp,  oakum,  jute. 

strip,  shred,  slip,  spill,  list, 
band,  QWet,  fascia,  ribbon,  riband, 
roll,  lath,  splinter,  shiver,  shaving. 

beard  &c.  {roughness)  256 ;  rami- 
fication. 

Adj.  fil  -  amentous,  -aceous, 
-iform ;  fibr-ous,  -illous ;  thread- 
like, wiry,  stringy,  ropy;  capill- 
ary, -iform ;  funicular,  wire-drawn ; 
anguilliform ;  flagelliform;  hairy 
&c.  {r<mgh)  256. 


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206.  Height.— JV.  height,  alti- 
tude, elevation;  eminence,  pitch; 
loftiness  &c.  adj.-^  sublimity. 

tallness  &c.  adj. ;  stature,  pro- 
cerity ;  prominence  &c.  250. 

colossus  &c.  (size)  193;  giant, 
grenadier,  giraffe. 

mount,  -ain ;  hill,  monticle,  fell, 
knap;  cape;  head-,  fore-land;  pro- 
montory ;  ridge,  hog's  back,  dune ; 
rising  -,  vantage-  ground ;  down ; 
moor,  -land ;  Alp ;  up-,  high-lands ; 
heights  &c.  (summit)  210;  knoll, 
hummock,  hillock,  barrow, mound, 
mole;  steeps,  bluff,  cliff,  craig, 
tor,  peak,  pike,  clough;  escarp- 
ment, edge,  ledge,  brae. 

tower,  pillar,  column,  obelisk, 
monument,  steeple,  spire,  minaret, 
camjmniU,  turret,  dome,  cupola. 

pole,  pikestaff,  maypole,  flag- 
staff ;  top  -,  topgallant-  mast. 

ceiling  &c.  {covering)  223. 

high  water;  high  -,  flood  -, 
spring-  tide. 

altimetry  &c.  {angle)  244. 

V.  be  -high  &c.  adj. ;  tower,  soai*,  command ;  hover,  cap,  cul- 
minate; overhang,  hang  over,  impend,  beetle;  bestride,  ride, 
mount;  perch,  surmount;  cover  &c.  223;  overtop  &c.  (be  supe- 
rior) 33 ;  stand  on  tiptoe. 

become  -high  &c.  adj. ;  grow,  -  higher,  -  taller;  upgrow;  rise 
&c.  {ascend)  305. 

render  -high  &c.  ad,j. ;  heighten  &c.  {elevate)  307. 

Adj.  high,  elevated,  eminent,  exalted,  lofty;  tall;  gigantic 
&c,  {big)  192;  Patagonian;  towering,  beetling,  soaring,  hang- 
ing [gardens];  elevated  &c.  307;  upper;  highest  &c.  {topmost) 
210. 

up-,  moor-land;  hilly,  mountainous,  alpine,  sub-alpine, 
heaven-kissing;  cloud-topt,  -capt,  -touching;  aerial. 

overhanging  &c.  «. ;  incumbent,  overlying;  super-incumbent, 
-natant,  -imposed ;  prominent  &c.  250. 

tall  as  a  -maypole,  -  poplar,  -  steeple ;  lanky  &c.  {thin)  203. 

Adv,  on  high,  high  up,  aloft,  up,  above,  aloof,  overhead ;  up 
-,  above-  stairs;  in  the  clouds;  on  -tiptoe,  -  stilts,  -  the  shoul- 
ders of;  over  head  and  ears;  breast  high. 

over,  upwards;  from  top  to  bottom  &c.  {co^npletely)  53. 


207.  LowNESS. — N.  lowness  &c. 
adj. ;  debasement,  depression ;  pros- 
tration &c.  {horizontal)  213 ;  depres- 
sion &c  {conca'De)  252. 

molehill;  lowlands;  basement-, 
ground-  floor ;  rez  de  chaussee;  hold ; 
feet,  heels. 

low  water ;  low  -,  ebb  -,  neap  -, 
spring-  tide. 

V.  be  -low  &c.  adj.'.^  lie  -low,  - 
flat;  underlie;  crouch,  slouch,  wal- 
low, grovel;  lower  &c.  {depress) 
308. 

Adj.  low,  neap,  debas^;  nether, 
-most ;  flat,  level  with  the  ground ; 
lying  low  &c.  i). ;  crouched,  sub- 
jacent, squat,  prostrate  &c.  {hori- 
zontal) 313. 

Adv.  under;  be-,  under-neatli ; 
below;  down,  -wards;  adown,  at 
the  foot  of ;  under-f oot,  -ground  ; 
down  -,  below-  stairs;  at  a  low 
ebb ;  below  par. 


208.  Depth. — N.  depth;  deep- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  profundity,  depres- 
sion &c.  {concavity)  252. 


209.  Shallowness.  —  N. 
lowness  «&c.  adj.  ;  shoals; 
scratch. 

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DIMENSIONS. 


208—213. 


Adj.  shallow,  superficial;  skin 
-,  ankle-,  knee-  deep;  just 
enough  to  wet  one's  feet;  shoal,  -y. 


hollow,  pit,  shaft,  well,  crater; 
gulf  &c.  198;  bowels  of  the  earth, 
bottomless  pit,  hell. 

soundings,  de[)th  of  water,  wa- 
ter, draught,  submersion ;  plum- 
met, sound,  probe;  sounding- rod, 
-  line ;  lead. 

V.  be  -deep  &c.  adj. ;  render  -deep  «fcc.  ad,j. ;  deepen. 

plunge  &c.  310;  sound,  heave  the  lead,  take  soundings;  dig 
&c.  (excavate)  353. 

Adj.  deep,  -seated;  profound,  sunk,  buried;  submerged  &c. 
310;  sub-aqueous,  -marine,  -terranean,  -terrene;  underground. 

bottom-,  sound-,  fathom-less ;  unfathom-ed,   -able;  abysmal; 
deep  as  a  well. 

knee-,  ankle-deep. 

Adv.  beyond  -,  out  of-  one's  depth ;  over  head  and  ears. 


211.  Base. — JV.  base,  -ment; 
plinth,  dado,  wainscot;  founda- 
tion   &c.     (support)     315  ;      sub- 


structure,     substratum,      ground, 


earth,    pavement,    floor,    paving, 
carpet,    ground-floor,   deck; 


flag. 


210.  Summit. — N.  summit,  -y; 
top,  vertex,  apex,  zenith,  pinna- 
cle, acme^  culmination,  meridian, 
utmost  height,  ne  plus  ultra, 
height,  pitch,  maximum,  climax; 
culminating-, crowning  -,  turning- 
point;  turn  of  the  tide,  fountain 
head ;  water  -shed,  -parting ;  sky, 
pole. 

tip,  -top;  crest,  crow's  nest, 
cap,  truck,  peak,  nib ;  end  &c.  67 ; 
crown,  brow;  head,  nob,  noddle, 
pate. 

high  places,  heights. 
^    top-gallant  mast,    sky  scraper; 
quarter  -,  hurricane-  deck. 

architrave,  frieze,  cornice,  coping-stone,  zoophorus,  capital, 
sconce,  pediment,  entablature ;  ceiling  &c.  (covering)  333. 

attic,  loft,  garret,  house-top,  upper  story. 

V,  culminate,  crown,  top;  overtop  &c.  Q)e  superior  to)  33, 

Adj.  highest  &c.  (high  &c.  306) ;  top ;  top-,  upper-most ;  tip- 
top; culminating  <fec.  v.\  meridi-an,  -onal;  capital,  head,  polar, 
supreme,  supernal,  top-gallant. 

Adv.  a-top,  at  the  top  of  the  tree. 


footing,  ground-work,  basis ;  hold, 
bilge. 

bottom,  nadir,  foot,  sole,  toe, 
hoof,  keel,  root. 

Adj.  bottom;  under-,  nether- 
most; fundamental;  founded  -, 
based  -,  grounded  -,  built-  on. 


212.  Verticality.  —  N.  verti- 
cality ;  erectness  &c.  adj. ;  perpen- 
dicularity; right  angle,  normal; 
azimuth  circle. 

wall,  precipice,  cliff. 

elevation,  erection  ;  square, 
plumb-line,  plummet. 


213.  HoRizoNTALiTY. — N.  hori- 
zontality;  flatness;  level,  plane; 
stratum  &c.  304;  dead  -level,  -, 
flat ;  level  plane. 

recumbency ;  lying  down  &c.  v. ; 
reclination,  decumbence ;  de-,  dis- 
cumbency ;  proneness  &c.  adj. ;  ac- 
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SPACE. 


II.  II.  2°. 


V.  be  -vertical  &c.  adj. ;  stand 
-up,  -  on  end,  -  erect,  -  upright; 
stick  -,  cock-  up. 

render  -vertical  &c.  adj.;  set  -, 
stick  -,  raise  -,  cock-  up ;  erect, 
rear,  raise  on  its  legs. 

Adj.  vertical,  upright,  erect, 
perpendicular,  normal,  straight, 
bolt  upright;  rampant;  standing 
np  &c.  v. ;  rectangular,  orthogonal. 

Adv.  vertically  &c.  adj. ;  up,  on 
end;  up  -,  right-  on  end  ;  dplomh, 
endwise;  on  one's  legs;  at  right 
angles. 


re-,  de-,  pro-,  ac-cumbent; 
ant;  jacent,  prostrate. 

Adv.  horizontally  &c.  adj. 
beam  ends. 

214.  Pendency. — J!f:  pend-,  de- 
pend-ency ;  suspension,  hanging 
&c.  V. 

ped-icel,  -icle,  -uncle;  tail,  train, 
flap,  skirt,  pig-tail,  pendulum. 

peg,  knob,  button,  hook,  nail, 
stud,  ring,  staple,  tenterhook ;  fas- 
tening &c.  45 ;  spar,  horse. 

V.  be  -pendent  &c.  adj. ;  hang, 
depend,  swing,  dangle;  swag;  dag- 
gle, flap,  trail,  flow. 

suspend,  hang,  sling,  hook  up, 
hitch,  fasten  to,  append. 

Adj.  pend-ent,  -ulous;  pensile; 
hanging  &c.  v. ;  dependent ;  sus- 
pended &c.  V. ;  loose,  flowing. 

having  a  -peduncle  &c.  n. ;  pe- 
dunculate, tailed,  caudate. 


cubation,  supination,  resupination, 
prostration;  azimuth. 

plain,  floor,  platform,  bowling- 
green;  cricket-ground;  croquet - 
ground,  -  lawn ;  billiard  table;  ter- 
race, estrade,  esplanade,  parterre, 
table-land,  plateau,  ledge. 

V.  be  -horizontal  &c.  adj. ;  lie, 
recline,  couch ;  lie  -down,  -  flat,  - 
prostrate;  sprawl,  loll;  sit  down. 

render  -horizontal  &c.  adj. ;  lay, 
-  down,  -  out ;  level,  flatten ;  pros- 
trate, knock  down,  floor,  fell. 

Adj.  horizontal,  level,  even, 
plane ;  flat  &c.  251 ;  flat  as  a  -bil- 
liard table,  -  bowling-green ;  allu- 
vial; calm,  -  as  a  mill-pond; 
smooth, -as  glass, 
lying  &c.  V.  ;  prone,  supine,  couch- 

;  on   -one's  back,  -  all  fours,  -  its 


215.  Support.  —  K  support, 
ground,  foundation,  base,  basis; 
terra  firma ;  bearing,  fulcrum, 
point  dJ'apiJui^  nov  aru,  purchase, 
fooling,  hold,  locus  standi ;  land- 
ing, -  stage,  -  place;  stage,  plat- 
form; block;  rest,  resting-place; 
ground-work,  substratum,  susten- 
tation,  subvention;  floor  &c.  (base- 
ment) 311. 

supporter;  aid  &c.  707;  prop, 
stand,  anvil,  fulciment  ;  stay, 
shore,  skid,  rib,  truss,  bandage; 
sleeper;  stirrup,  stilts,  shoe,  sole, 
heel,  splint,  lap;  bar,  rod,  boom, 
sprit,  outrigger. 

staff,  stick,  crutch,  alpenstock, 
baton,  colstaff,  staddle. 

post,  pillar,   shaft,   column,  pi- 
laster; pediment,  pedicle;  pedes- 
tal; plinth,  shank,  leg,  socle,  zocle;   buttress,   jamb,    muUion, 
abutment;  baluster,  banister,  stanchion;  balustrade. 

frame,  -work;  scaffold,  skeleton,  beam,  rafter,  girder,  lintel, 
joist,  travis,  trave,  comer-stone,  summer,  transom;  rung,  round, 
step,  sill. 

columella,  back-bone;  key-stone;  axle,  -tree;  axis;  arch, 
mainstay. 

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t 

trunnion,  pivot,  rowlock;  peg  &c.  {pendency)  214;  tie-beam 
&c.  {fastening)  45. 

board,  ledge,  shelf,  hob,  bracket,  trevet,  trivet,  arbor,  rack; 
mantel,  -piece,  -shelf;  slab,  console;  counter,  dresser;  flange, 
corbel;  table,  trestle;  shoulder;  perch;  horse;  easel,  desk. 

seat,  throne,  dais ;  divan,  musnud ;  chair,  bench,  form,  stool, 
sofa,  settee,  stall;  arm  -,  easy  -,  elbow  -,  rocking-  chair;  couch, 
fauteuil,  woolsack,  ottoman,  settle,  squab,  bench;  saddle,  pan- 
nel,  pillion;  side-,  pack-  saddle;  pommel. 

bed,  berth,  pallet,  tester,  crib,  cot,  hammock,  shakedown, 
cradle,  litter,  stretcher,  bedstead;  bedding,  mattress,  ^<x*?^8se ; 
pillow,  bolster;  mat,  rug,  cushion. 

footstool,  hassock;  tabouret;  tripod. 

Atlas,  Persides,  Atlantes,  Caryatides,  Hercules. 

V.  be  -supported  &c. ;  lie  -,  sit  -,  recline  -,  lean  -,  loll  - 
rest  -,  stand  -,  step  -,  repose  -,  abut  -,  bear  -,  be  based  &c. 
on;  have  at  one's  back;  be-stride,  -straddle. 

support,  bear,  carry,  hold,  sustain,  shoulder;  hold-,  back  -, 
bolster  -,  shore-  up;  up-hold,  -bear;  prop;  under-prop,  -pin. 
-set ;  bandage  &c.  43. 

give  -,  furnish  -,  afford  -,  supply  -,  lend-  -support,  -  foun 
dations;  bottom,  found,  base,  ground,  imbed,  embed. 

maintain,  keep  on  foot;  aid  &c.  707. 

Adj.  support-ing,  -ed  &c.  v. ;  fundamental. 

Adv.  astride  on,  astraddle. 


216.  Parallelism. — N.  paral- 
lelism ;  coextension. 

Adj.-  parallel;  coextensive. 

Adv,  alongside  &c.  {laterally) 
236. 


217.  Obliquity. — N.  obliquity, 
inclination,  slope,  slant;  crooked- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  slopeness ;  leaning 
&c.  -y. ;  bevel,  tilt ;  bias,  list,  twist, 
swag,  cant,  lurch;  distortion  «fec. 
243;  bend  &c.  {curve)  245;  tower 
of  Pisa, 
acclivity,  rise,  ascent,  gradient,  rising  ground,  hill,  bank,  de- 
clivity, downhill,  dip,  fall,  devexity;  gentle  -,  rapid-  slope; 
easy  -ascent,  -  descent;  shelving  beach;  montagne  Busse;  facilis 
descensus  Averni. 

steepness  &c.  adj.\  cliff,  precipice  &c.  {vertical)  212;  escarp- 
ment, scarp. 

[Measure  of  inclination]  clinometer;  sine,  cosine,  angle,  hy- 
pothenuse. 

diagonal;  zigzag. 

V.  be  -oblique  &c.  adj. ;  slope,  slant,  lean,  incline,  shelve, 
stoop,  decline,  descend,  bend,  heel,  careen,  sag,  swag,  seel, 
slouch,  cant,  sidle. 

render  -oblique  &c.  adj. ;  sway,  bias ;  slope,  slant ;  incline, 
bend,  crook;  cant,  tilt;  distort  &c.  243. 

Adj.  oblique,  inclined ;  sloping  &c.  v. ;  tilted  &c.  v.  j  recum- 
bent, clinal,  skew,  askew,   slant,   aslant,  plagiedral,  indirect, 

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wry,  awry,  ajee,  crookod ;  knock-kneed  &c.  {diatorted)  243; 
bevel,  out  of  the  perpendicular. 

uphill,  rising,  ascending,  acclivous;  downhill,  falling,  de- 
scending; declining,  declivous,  devex,  anticlinal;  steep,  abrupt, 
precipitous,  breakneck. 

diagonal;  trans-verse,  -versal;  athwart,  antiparallel ;  curved 
&c.  245. 

Adv.  obliquely  «fcc.  adj. ;  on  -,  all  on-  one  side ;  askew,  askant, 
askance,  edgewise,  at  an  angle;  side-long,  -ways;  slope-,  slant 
wise ;  by  a  side  wind. 

218.  Inveesion. — -ZV^.  in-,  e-,  sub-,  re-,  retro-,  intro-version ; 
contraposition  &c.  237 ;  contrariety  &c.  14 ;  reversal ;  turn  of 
the  tide. 

overturn;  somer-sault,  -set;  summerset;  culbute ;  revulsion; 
pirouette. 

transposition,  anastrophy,  metastasis^  hyperbaton.,  anastrophe^ 
Jiysteron-proteron^  hypallage,  synchysis.,  tmesis^  parenthesis;  me- 
tathesis; palindrome. 

pronation  and  supination. 

V.  be  -inverted  &c. ;  turn  -,  go  -,  wheel-  -round,  -  about, 
-  to  the  right  about ;  turn  -,  go  -,  tilt  -,  topple-  over ;  capsize. 

in-,  sub-,  retro-,  intro-vert;  reverse;  up-,  over-turn,  -set; 
turn  -topsy  turvy  &c.  adj. ;  culhuter  ;  transpose,  put  the  cart 
before  the  horse,  turn  the  tables. 

Adj.  inverted  &c.  -y. ;  wrong  side  -out,  -  up ;  inside  out, 
upside  down;  bottom  -,  keel-  upwards;  supine,  on  one's  head, 
topsy  turvy,  sens  dessus  dessous. 

inverse ;  reverse  &c.  (contrary)  14 ;  opposite  &c.  237. 

topheavy. 

Adv.  inversely  &c.  adj. ;  hirdie-girdie ;  heels  over  head, 
head  over  heels. 

219.  Crossing. — JSf.  crossing  &c.  v.;  inter-section,  -digita- 
tion;  decussation,  transversion ;  convolution  &c.  248. 

reticulation,  network;  inosculation,  anastomosis,  intertex- 
ture,  mortise. 

net,  plexus,  web,  mesh,  twill,  skein,  sleeve,  felt,  lace; 
wicker;  mat,  -ting;  plait,  trellis,  wattle,  lattice,  grating, 
grille,  gridiron,  tracery,  fretwork,  filigree,  reticle ;  tissue,  net- 
ting, mokes. 

cross,  chain,  wreath,  braid,  cat's  cradle,  knot;  entangle- 
ment &c.  {disorder)  59. 

V.  cross,  decussate ;  inter-sect,  -lace,  -twine,  -twist,  -weave, 
digitate,  -link. 

twine,  entwine,  weave,  inweave,  twist,  wreathe;  anasto- 
mose, inosculate,  dovetail,  splice,  link. 

mat,  plait,  plat,  braid,  felt,  twill;  tangle,  entangle,  ravel; 
net,  knot ;  dishevel,  raddle. 

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DIMENSIONS. 


219—222. 


Adj.  crossing  &c.  «. ;  crossed,  matted  &c.  v. ;  transverse. 
cross,  cruciform,  crucial ;  reti-form  -cnlar,  -culated ;  areolar, 
cancellated,  grated,  barred,  streaked;  textile. 
Adv.  across,  thwart,  athwart,  transversely. 


8°.  Centrical  Dimensions.* 
I.    Oeneral. 


220.  Exteriority.  — JV*.  exteri- 
ority; outside,  exterior;  surface, 
superficies;  skin  &c.  {covering)  223  ; 
superstratum;  disk,  disc  ;  face, 
facet. 

excentricity;  circumjacence  &c. 
227. 

V.  be  -exterior  &c.  adj. ;  lie 
around  &c.  227. 

place  -exteriorly,  -  outwardly,  - 
outside ;  put  -,  turn-  out. 

Adj,  exter-ior,  -nal  ;  outer, 
-most;  "out-ward,  -lying,  -side, 
-door;  round  about  &c.  227;  ex- 
tramural. 

superficial,  skin-deep ;  frontal, 
discoid. 

extraregarding;  excentric;  out- 
standing; extrinsic  &c.  6. 

Adv.  externally  &c.  adj. ;  out, 
without,  over,  outwards,  cd)  extra, 
out  of  doors ;  extra  muros. 

in  the  open  air;  sub  -Jove,  -  dio ; 
ti  la  helle  etoile,  alfresco. 


221.  Interiority. — iV.  interi- 
ority;  inside,  interior;  interspace, 
subsoil,  suhstratum. 

contents  ifec.  190;  substance, 
pith,  marrow;  backbone  &c.  {cen- 
tre) 222 ;  heart,  bosom,  breast ;  vi- 
tals, viscera,  entrails,  bowels,  bel- 
ly, intestines,  guts,  chitterlings, 
womb,  lap;  'penetralia,  recesses, 
innermost  recesses ;  cave  &c.  {con- 
cavity) 252. 

F.  be  -inside  &c,  adj,^  -  within 
&c.  adv. 

place  -,  keep-  within;  enclose 
&c.  {circumscrihe)  229 ;  intern ;  im- 
bed &c.  {insert)  300. 

Adj.  inter-ior,  -nal;  inner,  in- 
side, inward,  intraregarding ;  in-, 
inner-most  ;  deep-seated  ;  intes- 
tine, -tinal ;  inland ;  subcutaneous ; 
interstitial  &c.  {interjacent)  228; 
inwrought  &c.  (intrinsic)  6;  en- 
closed &c.  V. 

home,  domestic,  indoor,  intra- 
mural, vernacular ;  endemic. 


Adv.  internally  &c.  adj. ;  in- 
wards, within,  in,  inly;  here-, 
there-,  whei°-in ;  ab  intra,  withinside ;  in  -,  within-  doors ;  at 
home,  in  the  bosom  of  one's  family. 

222.  CENTRAiiiTY. — N.  ccntralitv,  centricalness,  centre; 
middle  &c.  68;  focus  «fcc.  71. 

core,  kernel;  nucleus,  nucleolus;  heart,  pole,  axis,  bull's 
eye ;  nave,  navel ;  umMlicus,  backbone,  marrow,  pith ;  hot-bed ; 
concentration  &c.  {convergence)  290 ;  centralization ;  symmetry. 

centre  of  -gravity,  -  pressure,  -  percussion,  -  oscillation,  - 
buoyancy  &c. ;  metacentre. 

V.  be  -central  &c.  adj. ;  converge  &c.  290. 

render  central,  centralize,  concentrate ;  bring  to  a  focus. 


*  That  is.  Dimensions  having  reference  to  a  centre. 


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SPACE. 


II.  II.  3' 


Adj.  centr-al,   -ical;  middle  &c,  68;  azTgoiis,  axial,  focal, 
umbilical,  concentric;  middlemost. 
Adv.  middle ;  midst ;  centrally  &c.  adj. 


224.  Lining. — JSf.  lining,  inner 
coating;  coating  &c.  (covering) 
223;  stal-actite,  -agmite. 

filling,  stuffing,  wadding,  pad- 
ding. 

wainscot,  parietes,  wall. 

F.  line,  stuff,  incrust,  wad,  pad 
fill. 

Adj.  lined  &c.  v. 


223.  Covering. — ]V.  covering, 
cover;  canopy,  tilt,  awning,  tent, 
marquee,  tente  d''abri,  umbrella, 
parasol,  sunshade  ;  veil  (shade) 
424;  shield  &c.  (defence)  717. 

roof,  ceiling,  thatch,  tile;  pan-, 
pen-tile;  tiling,  slates,  slating, 
leads;  shed  &c.  (abode)  189. 

top,  lid,  covercle,  door,  oper- 
culum. 

bandage,  plaister,  lint,  wrap- 
ping, dossil,  finger  stall. 

coverlet,  counterpane,  sheet,  quilt,  tarpaulin,  blanket,  rug, 
drugget;  housing. 

in-,  tegument;  skin,  pellicle,  fleece,  fell,  fur,  leather,  sha- 
green, hide;  pelt,  -ry;  cuticle,  scarf-skin,  epidermis. 

clothing  &c.  225 ;  mask  &c.  (concealment)  580. 

peel,  crust,  bark,  rind,  cortex,  husk,  shell,  coat. 

capsule;  sheath,  -ing;  pod,  cod;  casing,  case,  theca;  elytron; 
involucrum;  wrapp-ing,  -er;  envelope,  vesicle;  Dermatology, 
Conchology. 

veneer,  facing;  pavement;  scale  &c.  (layer)  204;  coating, 
paint;  varnish  &c.  (resin)  356a;  anointing  &c.  v. ;  inunction;  in- 
crustation, superposition,  obduction;  ground,  enamel,  white- 
wash, plaster,  stucco,  compo ;  cerement ;  ointment  &c.  (grease) 
356. 

V.  cover ;  super-pose,  -impose ;  over-lay,  -spread ;  wrap  <fec. 
225;  incase;  face,  case,  veneer,  pave,  paper;  tip,  cap,  bind. 

coat,  paint,  varnish,  pay,  incrust,  stucco,  dab,  plaster,  tar; 
wash;  be-,  smear;  be-,  daub;  anoint,  do  over;  gild,  plate,  japan, 
lacquer,  lacker,  enamel,  whitewash ;  lay  it  on  thick. 

over-lie,  -arch ;  conceal  &c.  528. 

Adj.  covering  &c.  ^, ;  cutaneous,  dermal,  cortical,  cuticular, 
tegumentary,  skinny,  scaly,  squamous ;  covered  &c.  «. ;  imbri= 
cated,  loricated,  armour-plated,  iron-clad;  under  cover. 


225.  Investment. — N.  invest- 
ment; covering  &c.  223;  dress, 
clothing,  raiment,  drapery,  cos- 
tume, attire,  guise,  toilet,  toilette, 
trim ;  habiliment ;  vest-ure,  -ment ; 
garment,  garb,  palliament,  ap- 
parel, wardrobe,  wearing  apparel, 
clothes,  things. 

array ;  tailoring,  millinery;  fine- 
ry &c.  (ornament)  847;   full  dress 


226.    Divestment. — N.    divest 
ment ;  taking  off  &c.  v. 

nudity;  bareness  &c.  adj.\\xn- 
dress;  dishabille  &c.  225;  nu-, 
denu-dation;  decortication,  depi- 
lation,  excoriation,  desquamation; 
moulting;  exfoliation. 

V.    divest;  uncover  &c.   (cover 
&c.  223);  denude,  bare,  strip;  un- 
dress,  disrobe  &c.  (dress,    enrohc 
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DIMENSIONS. 


225^228 


&c.  225);  uncoif;  dismantle;  put 
-  take  -,  cast-  otit*;  doff;  peel, 
pare,  decorticate,  excoriate,  skin, 
scalp,  flay;  expose,  lay  open;  ex- 
foliate, moult,  mew;  cast  the  skin. 

Adj.  divested  &c.  v. ;  bare,  na- 
ked, nude;  un-dressed,  -draped; 
exposed  ;  in  dishabille  ;  bald, 
thread-bare,  ragged,  callow,  roof- 
less. 

in  -a  state  of  nature,  -  nature's 
garb,  -  buff,  -  native  buff,  -  birth- 
day suit;  in  puris  naturaUhus ; 
with  nothing  on,  stark  naked; 
bald  as  a  coot,  bare  as  the  back  of 
one's  hand;  out  at  elbows;  bare- 
foot; leaf-,  nap-,  hair-less. 


&c.  {show)  882 ;  garniture ;  theatri- 
cal properties.  » 

outfit,  equipment,  trousseau ; 
uniform,  regimentals ;  canonicals 
&c.  999;  livery,  gear,  harness, 
turn  out,  accoutrement,  caparison, 
suit,  rigging,  trappings,  traps, 
slops,  togs,  toggery. 

dishabille,  morning  dress,  negli- 
ge^ dressing-gown,  undress;  shoot- 
ing-coat; mufti;  rags,  tatters,  old 
clothes;  mourning,  weeds. 

robe,  tunic,  paletot^  habit,  gown, 
coat,  frock,  Mouse,  toga,  smock- 
frock  ;  frock-,  dress-,  tail-coat. 

cloak,  pall;  mantle,  mantlet, 
mantua,  shawl,  pelisse,  wrapper; 
veil;  cape,  tippet,  kirtle,  plaid, 
muffler,  comforter,  haik,  huke, 
chlamys,  mantilla,  tabard,  hous- 
ing, horse-cloth,  bornouse,  burnoose,  burnous,  roquel^ure  ;  houp- 
'pelande;  sur-,  over-,  great-coat;  surtout,  spencer;  mackintosh, 
waterproof,  ulster,  P-coat,  dreadnought,  wraprascal,  poncho, 
cardinal,  pelerine. 

jacket,  vest,  jerkin,  waistcoat,  doublet,  camisole,  gabardine; 
stays,  corsage,  corset,  corselet,  boddice;  stomacher;  skirt,  petti- 
coat, farthingale,  kilt,  jupe,  crinoline,  bustle,  pani^r,  apron, 
pinafore. 

trou-,  trow-sers;  breeches,  pantaloons,  inexpressibles,  over- 
alls, smalls,  small-clothes;  tights,  drawers;  knickerbockers; 
phil-,  fiU-ibeg. 

head-dress,  -gear;  cap,  hat,  beaver,  castor,  bonnet,  tile,  wide- 
awake, billy-cock;  wimple;  night-,  mob-,  skull-cap;  hood,  coif; 
capote,  calash;  scull-cap;  kerchief,  snood;  head,  coiffure;  crown 
&c.  {circle)  247;  chignon,  pelt,  wig,  front,  peruke,  periwig;  caf- 
tan, turban,  fez,  shako,  csako,  busby ;  Icepi,  forage  cap,  bear- 
skin; morion,  murrion,  casque,  helmet,  ijickelhauhe ;  mask,  dom- 
ino. 

body  clothes ;  linen ;  shirt,  sark,  smock,  shift,  chemise ;  night- 
gown, -shirt;  bed-gown;  jersey ;  under-clothing,  -waistcoat. 

neck-erchief,  -cloth;  tie,  ruff,  collar,  cravat,  stock,  handker- 
chief, scarf;  bib,  tucker;  boa;  girdle  &c.  {circle)  247. 

shoe,  pump,  boot,  slipper,  sandal,  galoche,  goloshes,  patten, 
clog;  high-low;  Blucher-,  Wellington  -,  Hessian  --,  jack  -,  top- 
boot;  Balmoral;  legging,  buskin,  greave,  galligaskin,  mocassin, 
gamache,  gambado,  gaiter,  spatterdash,  brogue,  antegropelos ; 
stocking,  hose,  gaskins,  trunk -hose,  sock ;  hosiery. 

glove,  gauntlet,  mitten,  muff,  cuff,  wristband,  sleeve. 

swaddling  cloth,  baby-linen,  layette;  pocket-handkerchief. 

clothier,   tailor,  milliner,   costumier^  sempstress,  snip;  dress- 
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SPACE. 


II.  II.  3°. 


habit-,  breeches-,  shoe-maker;  cordwainer,  cobbler,  hosier, 
hatter. 

V.  invest ;  cover  &c.  233 ;  envelop,  lap,'  involve ;  in-,  en- 
wrap ;  wrap ;  fold  -  wrap  -,  lap  -,  muffle-  up ;  overlap ;  sheathe, 
swathe,  swaddle,  roll  up  in,  circumvest. 

vest,  clothe,  array,  dress,  dight,  drape,  robe,  enrobe,  attire, 
apparel,  accoutre,  rig,  fit  out ;  deck  &c.  {ornament)  847 ;  perk ; 
equip,  harness,  caparison. 

wear;  don;  put  -,  huddle  -,  slip-  on;  mantle. 

Adj.  invested  &c.  v. ;  habited;  dight,  -ed;  clad,  coatumS,  shod, 
ehausse  ;  en  grande  tenue  &c.  {show)  882. 

sartorial. 


227.  CmcuMJACENCB. — N.  cir- 
cum-jacence,  -ambience;  environ- 
ment, encompassment  ;  atmo- 
sphere, medium;  surroundings. 

outpost;  border  &c.'  {edge)  231; 
girdle  «&c.  {circumference)  230 ;  out- 
skirts, houlevardii^  suburbs,  pur- 
lieus, precincts,  favhourgs,  environs^ 
entourage^  hanlieue, 

V.  lie  -around  ^o.  adv. ;  sur- 
round, beset,  Compaq's,  encompass, 
environ,  inclose,  enclose,  encircle, 
embrace,  circumvent,  lap,  gird; 
begird,  engird ;  skirt,  twine  round ; 
hem  in  &c.  {circumscribe)  229. 

Adj.  circum-jacent,  -ambient, 
-fluent;  ambient;  surrounding  &c. 
t). ;  circumferential,  suburban. 

Adv.  around,  about;  without; 
on  -every  side,  -  all  sides;  right 
and  left,  all  round,  round  about. 


228.  Interjacence. — K  inter- 
jacence,  -currence,  -venience,  -lo- 
cation, -digitation,  -penetration; 
permeation. 

inter-jection,  -polation,  -1  in  ca- 
tion, -spersion,  -calation;  embo- 
lism. 

inter-vention,  -ference,  -posi- 
tion ;  in-,  ob-trusion  ;  insinuation ; 
insertion  &c.  300 ;  dovetailing ;  in- 
filtration. 

intermedi-um,  -ary ;  go-between, 
bodkin,  intruder,  interloper;  pa- 
renthesis, episode ;  fly-leaf. 

partition,  septum^  diaphragm, 
midriff;  party-wall,  panel,  vail; 
half-way  house. 

F.  lie  -,  come  -,  get-  between ; 
intervene,  slide  in,  interpenetrate, 
p.'^rmeate. 

put  between,  introduce,  import ; 
throw  -,  wedge  -,  edge  -,  jam  -, 
worm  -,  foist  -  run  -,  plough  -, 
work-  Jn  -,  inter-pose,  -ject,  -calate, 
-polate,  -line,  -leave,  -sperse,  -weave,  -lard,  -digitate;  let  m, 
dovetail,  splice,  mortise ;  insinuate,  smuggle ;  infiltrate,  ingrain, 
interfere,  put  in  an  oar,  thrust  one's  nose  in;  intrude,  ob- 
trude; have  a  finger  in  the  pie;  introduce  the  thin  end  of  thj 
wedge ;  thrust  in  &c.  {insert)  300. 

Adj.  inter- jacent,  -current,  -venient,  -vening  &c.  ■».,  -mediate, 
-mediary,  -calary,  -stitial;  embolismal. 

parenthetical,  episodic ;  mediterranean ;  intrusive ;  embosomed : 
merged. 

Adv.  between,  betwixt;  'twixt;  among,  -st;  amid,  -st;  'mid, 
-st;  in  the  thick  of ;  betwixt  and  between;  sandwich -wise;  pa- 
renthetically, obiter  dictum. 

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II.  II.  S\  DIMENSIONS..  229—233 

229.  CiRCUMSCRiPTTON. — iV.  circamscription,  limitation,  in- 
closure;  confinement  &c.  {restraint)  751;  circumvallation ;  en- 
velope &c.  232. 

F.  circumscribe,  limit,  bound,  confine,  enclose;  surround 
&c.  227;  compass  about;  imprison  &c.  (restrain)  751;  hedge 
-,  wall  -,  rail-  in  ;  fence  -,  hedge-  round ;  picket. 

enfold,  bury,  incase,  pack  up,  enshrine,  inclasp;  wrap  up 
&c.   {invest)  225. 

Adj.  circumscribed  &c.  ■». ;  begirt,  lapt ;  buried  -,  im- 
mersed- in ;  embosomed,  in  the  bosom  of,  imbedded,  en- 
cysted, mewed  up;  impnsoned  &c.  751;  land-locked,  in  a 
ring  fence. 

230.  Outline. — N.  outline,  circumference  ;  peri-meter, 
-phery;  ambit,  circuit,  lines,  toumure^  contour^  profile,  siU 
houette. 

zone,  belt,  girth,  band,  baldric,  zodiac,  girdle,  cingle, 
clasp,  girt;  cordon  «&c.  (inclosure)  232;  circlet  &c.  247. 

231.  Edge. — N.  edge,  verge,  brink,  brow,  brim,  margin, 
border,  skirt,  rim,  flange,  side,  mouth:  jaws,  chops,  chaps, 
fauces;  lip,  muzzle. 

threshold,  door,  porch;  portal  &c.  {opening)  260;  coast^ 
shore. 

frame,  fringe,  flounce,  frill,  list,  trimming,  edging,  skirf  ■ 
ing,  hem,  selvedge,  welt;  furbelow,  valance. 

Adj.  border,  marginal,  skirting;  labial,  labiated,  margl- 
nated. 

232.  Inclosure. — N.  inclosure,  envelope;  case  &c.  {recep- 
tacle) 191;  wrapper;  girdle  &c.  230. 

pen,  fold;  pen-,  in-,  sheep-fold;  paddock,  pound;  net, 
seine  net. 

wall;  hedge,  -row;  espalier;  fence  &c.  {defence)  717;  pale, 
paling,  balustrade,  rail,  railing,  quickset  hedge,  park  paling, 
circumvallation,  enceinte,  ring  fence. 

barrier,  barricade;  gate,  -way;  door,  hatch,  cordon;  prison 
&c.  752. 

dike,  dyke,  ditch,  fosse,  moat. 

Vo  inclose ;  circumscribe  &c.  229. 

233.  Limit. — iV.  limit,  boundary,  bounds,  confine,  enclave, 
term,  bourn,  verge,  kerb-stone,  but,  pale;  termin-ation,  -us; 
stint,  frontier,  precinct,  marches. 

boundaiy  line,  landmark ;  line  of  -demarcation,  -  circum- 
vallation; pillars  of  Hercules;  Rubicon,  turnin£  point ;  n<} 
plus  ultra  ;  sluice,  flood-gate. 

Adj.  definite;  contermin-ate,  -able;  terminal,  frcatier. 

Adv.  thus  far,  -  and  no  further. 

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SPACE. 


il.  II.  3° 


2.  Special. 


235.  Re  AH. — N.  rear,  back,  pos- 
teriority; rear,  -rank,  -  guard; 
back-ground. 

occiput,  nape,  chine;  heels; 
tail,  rump,  croup,  buttock,  poste- 
riors, backside,  scut,  breech,  dar- 
sum^  loin;  dorsal  -,  lumbar-  re- 
gion. 

stern,  poop,  after-part,  heel- 
piece, crupper. 

wake;  train  &c.  (sequence)  281. 


234.  Front. — N.  front;  fore, 
-  part ;  foreground ;  face,  disk, 
disc,  frontage,  facade,  proscenium, 
facia,  frontispiece  ;  anteriority; 
obverse  [of  a  medal]. 

fore  -,  front-  rank ;  van,  -guard ; 
advanced  guard ;  outpost. 

brow,  forehead,  visage,  physi- 
ognomy, phiz,  countenance,  mug; 
rostrum,  beak,  bow,  stem,  prow, 
prore. 

pioneer  &c.  {lirecursor)  64 ;  me- 
toposcopy. 

V.  be  -,  stand-  in  front  &c. 
adj. ;  front,  face,  confront ;  bend 
forwards;  come  to  the  -front,  - 
fore. 

Adj.  fore,  anterior,  front,  fron- 
tal. 

Adv.  before  ;  in  -front,  -  the 
van,  -  advance;  ahead,  right 
ahead  ;  fore-,  head-most;  in  the 
-foreground,  -  lee  of;  before  one's 
-face,  -  eyes ;  face  to  face,  ms-d- 
vis. 

236.  Laterality. — N.  laterali- 
ty; side,  flank,  quarter,  lee;  hand; 
cheek,  jowl,  jole,  wing;  profile; 
temple,  panetes,  loin,  haunch,  hip. 

gable,  -end;  broadside;  lee  side. 

points  of  the  compass;  East, 
Orient,  Levant;  West  ;  orienta- 
tion. 

V.  be  -on  one  side  &c.  adv. ; 
Cank,  outflank;  sidle;  skirt. 

Adj.  lateral,  sidelong;  collate- 
ral; parietal,  flanking,  skirting; 
flanked;  sideling. 

many-sided;  multi-,  bi-,  t;i-, 
quadri-lateral. 

Eastern ;  orient,  -al ;  Levantine ; 
Western,  occidental,  Hesperian. 

Adv.  side-ways,  -long;  broad- 
side on;  on  one  side,  abreast, 
alongside,  beside,  aside;  by,  -  the  side  of;  side  by  side;  check 
by  jowl  &c.  {near)  197;  to  -windward,  -  leeward;  laterally  &c. 
adj. ;  right  and  left ;  on  her  beam  ends. 

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shield. 

V.  be  -behind  &c.  adv. ;  fall 
astern;  bend  backwards;  bring 
up  the  rear. 

Adj.  back,  rear;  hind,  -er, 
-most,  -ermost;  post-ern,  -erior; 
dorsal,  after;  caudal,  lumbar. 

Adv.  behind ;  in  the  -rear,  - 
back-ground;  behind  one's  back; 
at  the  -heels,  -  tail,  -  back-  of; 
back  to  back. 

after,  aft,  abaft,  astern,  stern- 
most,  aback,  rearward. 

237.  Contraposition. — iV.  con- 
traposition, opposition ;  polarity ; 
inversion  &c.  218;  opposite  side; 
reverse,  inverse;  counterpart;  an- 
tipodes; opposite  poles.  North 
and  South. 

V.  be  -opposite  &c.  adj. ;  sub- 
tend. 

Adj.  opposite;  reverse,  inverse; 
antipodal,  subcontrary ;  fronting, 
facing,  diametrically  opposite. 

Northern,  Septentrional,  Boreal, 
arctic  ;  Southern,  Austral,  ant- 
arctic. 

Adv.  over,  the  way,  -  against ; 
against ;  face  to  face,  vis-d-vis ;  as 
poles  asunder. 


ir.  III.  1' 


DIMENSIONS— FORM. 


238    243. 


238.  Dextrality. — iV".  dextral- 
ity;  right,  -hand;  dexter,  off- 
side, starboard. 

Adj.  dextral,  right-handed  ;  am- 
bidextral. 


239.  Sinistrality, — JW  sinis- 
trality; left,  -hand;  sinistm^  near- 
side, larboard,  port. 

Adj.  sinistral,  left-handed. 


Section  III.     FORM. 


1°.  General  Form. 


240.  Form. — N.  form,  figure, 
shape;  con-formation,  -figuration; 
make,  formation,  frame,  construc- 
tion, cut,  set,  build,  trim,  cut  of 
one's  jib ;  stamp,  type,  cast,  mould ; 
fashion ;  contour  &c.  {outline)  230 ; 
structure  &c.  3?-9. 

feature,  lineament,  turn;  phase 
&c.  {asiject)  448 ;  posture,  attitude, 

fOU. 

[Science  of  form]  Morphology. 

[Similarity  of  form]  isomorph- 
ism. 

forming  &c.  'o. ;  form-,  figur-, 
efform-ation ;  sculpture. 

V.  form,  shape,  figure,  fashion, 
efform,  carve,  cut,  chisel,  hew, 
cast;  rough-hew,  -cast;  sketch;  block  -,  hammer-  out;  trim; 
lick  -,  put-  into  shape;  model,  knead,  work  up  into,  set,  mould, 
sculpture;  cast,  stamp;  build  &c.  {construct)  161. 

Adj.  formed  &c.  i\ 

[Receiving  form]  plastic,  fictile.  • 

[Giving  form  |  plasmic. 

[Similar  in  form]  isomorphous. 


241.  [Absence  of  form.]  Amor- 
PHiSM. — N.  amorphism,  informity; 
unlicked  cub;  rudU  indigestaque 
moles  ;  disorder  &c.  59 ;  deformity 
*&c.  243. 

disfigure-,  deface-ment;  mutila- 
tion. 

F.  [Destroy  form]  deface,  dis- 
figure, deform,  mutilate,  truncate; 
derange  &c.  61. 

Adj.  shapeless,  amorphous,  form- 
less;  un-formed,  -hewn,  -fashioned, 
-shapen;  rough,  rude,  Gothic,  bar- 
barous, rugged. 


242.  [Regularity  of  form.]  Sym- 
metry. —  N,  symmetiy,  shapeli- 
ness, finish ;  beauty  &c.  845 ;  pro- 
portion, eurythmy,  uniformity, 
parallelism;  bi-,  tri-,  multi-lateral 
symmetry;  centrality  &c.  222. 

arboresence,  branching,  ramifi- 
cation. 

Adj.  symmetrical,  shapely,  well 
set,  finished;  beautiful  &c.  845; 
classic,  chaste,  severe. 

regular,  uniform,  balanced ;  equal 
•fee.  27;  parallel,  coextensive. 

arbor  -  escent,     -iforni;      dcndr- 


243.  [Irregularity  of  form.]  Dis- 
tortion.— N,  dis-,  de-,  con-tor- 
tion;  twist;  crookedness  &c.  {ob- 
liquity) 217;  grimace;  deformity; 
mal-,malcon-for  mation ;  monstros- 
ity,, misproportion,  want  of  sym- 
metry, anamoTiJhom  ;  ugliness  &c. 
846;  Teratology. 

V.  distort,  contort,  twist,  warp, 
wrest,  writhe,  make  faces,  deform, 
misshape. 

Adj.  distorted  &c.  'o. ;  out  ol 
shape,  irregular,  unsymmetric, 
awry,  wry,  askew,  crooked;  not 
89 


242-246. 


SPACE. 


II.  III.  1°. 


iform,    -oid ; 
ramose. 


branching;    ramous, 


-true, -straight;  on  one  side, crump, 
deformed;  mis-shapen,  -begotten; 
mis-,  ill-proportioned ;  ill-made ; 
grotesque,  crooked  as  a  ram's 
horn;     hump-,     hunch-,     bunch-, 

crook-backed;  bandy;  bandy-,  bow-legged;  bow-,  knock-kneed; 

splay-,   club-footed;    round-shouldered;   snub-nosed;   curtailed 

of  one's  fair  proportions;   stumpy  &c.  {short)  201;  gaunt  &c. 

(thin)  303;  bloated  &c.  194. 
Adv.  all  manner  of  ways. 


2"".   Special  Form. 

244.  Angularity. — N.  angular-ity,  -ness;  aduncity;  angle, 
cusp,  bend  ;  fold  &c.  258 ;  notch  &c.  257 ;  fork,  bifurcation. 

elbow,  knee,  knuckle,  ankle,  groin,  crotch,  crutch,  crane, 
fluke,  scythe,  sickle,  zigzag,  kimbo. 

corner,  nook,  recess,  niche,  oriel. 

right  angle  &c.  {perpendicular)  212;  obliquity  &c.  217;  angle 
of  45°,  mitre;  acute  -,  obtuse-,  salient^-,  re-entering-,  spheri- 
cal- angle. 

angular  -measurement,  -  elevation,  -  distance,  -  velocity; 
Trigon-,  Goni-ometry;  Altimetry;  clin-,  graph-,  goni-ometer; 
theodolite;  sextant,  quadrant;  dichotomy. 

triangle,  trigon,  wedge;  rectangle,  square,  lozenge,  dia- 
mond; rhomb,  -us;  quadr-angle,  -ilateral;  parallelogram;  quad- 
rature; poly-,  penta-,  hexa-,  hepta-,  octa-,  deca-gon. 

Platonic  bodies ;  cube,  rhomboid ;  tetra-,  penta-,  hexa-,  octa-, 
dodeca-,  icosa-hedron ;  prism,  pyramid ;  parallelepiped. 

V.  bend,  fork,  bifurcate,  crinkle. 

Adj.  angular,  bent,  crooked,  aduncous,  uncinated,  aquiline, 
jagged,  serrated;  falc-iform,  -ated;  furcated,  forked,  bifur- 
cate, zigzag;  dovetaited;  knock-kneed,  crinkled,  akimbo, 
kimbo,  geniculated;  oblique  &c.  217. 

fusiform,  wedge-shaped,  cuneiform;  tri-angular,  -gonal, 
-lateral;  quadr-angular,  -ilateral;  rectangular,  square,  multi- 
lateral ;  polygonal  &c.  n. ;  cubical,  rhomboidal,  pyramidal. 


245 .  Curvature.— iV.  curv-ature, 
-ity,  -ation;  incurv-ity,  -ation; 
bend;  flex-ure,  -ion;  conflexure; 
A^'rook,  hook,  bought,  bending; 
de-,  in-flexion;  arcuation,  devexi- 
ty,  turn ;  deviation,  detour,  sweep ; 
curl,  -ing;  bough;  recurv-ity, 
•ation;  sinuosity  &c.  248. 

curve,  arc,  arch,  arcade,  vault, 
bow,  crescent,  half-moon,  lunule, 
horse-shoe,  loop,  crane-neck ;  para-, 
hyper  -  bola ;     catenary,     festoon ; 


246.  Straightness.— iVlstraight- 
ness,  rectilinearity,  directness ; 
inflexibility  &c,  {stiffness)  -323; 
straight  -,  right  -,  direct-  line; 
short  cut. 

V.  be  -straight  &c.  adj. :  have  no 
turning;  not  -incline,  -  bend,  - 
turn,  -  deviate-  to  either  side ;  go 
straight;  steer  for  &c.  {direction) 
278. 

render  straight,  straighten,  rec- 
tify ;  set  -,  put-  straight ;  un-bend, 
90 


II.  in.  2= 


FORM. 


245-248 


conch-,  cardi-oid;  caustic;  tracery. 

V.  be  -curved  &c.  c^dj. ;  sweep, 
swag,  sag;  deviate  &c.  279;  turn; 
re-enter. 

render  -curved  &c.  adj. ;  bend, 
curve,  incurvate;  de-,  in-fleet; 
crook;  turn,  round,  arch,  arcuate, 
arch  over,  concamerate ;  bow,  curl, 
recurve,  frizzle. 

Adj.  curved  &c.  v. ;  curvi-form, 
-lineal,  -linear;  devex,  devious ; 
recurv-ed,  -ous;  crump;  bowed  &c.  ■». ;  vaulted,  hooked;  falc- 
form,  -ated;  semicircular,  crescentic;  lun-iform,  u-lar;  semi- 
lunar, conchoidal;  cord-iform,  -ated;  cardioid;  heart-,  bell-, 
pear-,  fig-shaped;  reniform;  lenti-form,  -cular;  bow-legged  «&c. 
(distorted)  243 ;  oblique  &c.  21 7 ;  circular  &c.  247. 


-fold,  -curl  &c.  248,  -ravel  &c.  219, 
-wrap. 

Adj.  straight;  rectiline-.ir,  -al; 
direct,  even,  right,  true,  in  a  line ; 
unbent  &c.  ®. ;  un  -  deviating, 
-turned,  -distorted,  -swerving ; 
straight  as  an  arrow  &c.  (direct) 
278 ;  inflexible  &c.  323. 


247.  [Simple  circularity.] — Cir- 
cularity.— JV.  circularity,  round- 
ness ;  rotundity  &c.  249. 

circle,  circlet,  ring,  areola, 
hoop,  roundlet,  annnlus,  annulet, 
bracelet,  armlet;  ringlet;  eye, 
loop,  wheel;  cycle,  orb,  orbit, 
rundle,  zone,  belt,  cordon,  band; 
sash,  girdle,  cestus,  cincture,  bald- 
ric, tiUet,  fascia,  wreath,  garland; 
crown,  corona,  coronet,  chaplet, 
snood,  necklace,  collar;  noose, 
lasso. 

ellipse,  oval,  ovule'  ellipsoid, 
cycloid;  epi-cycloid,  -cycle;  semi- 
circle; quadrant,  sextant,  sector. 

V.  make  -round  &c.  adj, ;  round. 

go  round;  encircle  &c.  227; 
describe  -a  circle  &c.  311. 

Adj.  round,  rounded,  circular, 
nnnular,  orbicular;  oval,  ovate; 
.  lliptic,  -al;  egg-shaped;  pear- 
shaped  &c.  245 ;  cycloidal  &c.  n. ; 
spherical  &c.  249. 


248.  [Complex  circularity.  ]-CoN- 
VOLUTION. — JSf.  winding  &c.  v. ; 
con-,  in-,  circum-volution ;  wave, 
undulation,  tortuosity,  anfractuos- 
ity;  sinu-osity,  -ation;  meander- 
ing, circuit,  circumbendibus,  twist, 
twirl,  windings  and  turnings, 
ambages  ;  torsion ;  inosculation ;  re- 
ticulation &c.  (crossing)  219. 

coil,  roll,  curl,  buckle,  spiral, 
helix,  corkscrew,  worm,  volute, 
rundle;  tendril;  scollop,  scallop, 
escalop. 

serpent,  eel,  maze,  labyrinth. 

V.  be  -convoluted  &c.  ad,j.  ; 
wind,  twine,  turn  and  twist,  twirl; 
wave,  undulate,  meander;  inoscu- 
late ;  entwine,  intwine ;  twist,  coil, 
roll;  wrinkle,  curl,  crisp,  twill; 
frizz,  -le;  crimp,  crape,  indent, 
scollop,  scallop;  wring,  intort; 
contort;  wreathe  &c.  (cross)  219. 

Adj.  convoluted ;  winding,  twist- 
ed &c.  1). ;  tortile,  tortive ;  wavy ; 
una-ated,  -ulatory ;  circling,  snaky, 
snake-like,  serpentine;  serpent-, 
anguill-,  verm-iform;  vermicular;  mazy,  tortuous,  sinuous,  flexu^ 
ous,  sigmoidal. 

involved,  intricate,  complicated,  perplexed ;  labyrinth-ic,  -ian, 
-ine ;  peristaltic ;  dsedalian. 

wreathy,  frizzly,  crepe,  buckled ;  ravelled  &c.  (in  disorder)  5ft 
spiral,  coiled,  helical,  turbinated. 


Adv.  ii?  and  out,  round  and  round. 


91 


249-252. 


SPACER 


11.  Ill    2' 


249.  Rotundity. — iV.  rotundity;  roundness  &c.  adj. ;  cylin- 
dricity;  epher-icity,  -oidity;  globosity. 

cylin-der,  -droid^  barrel,  drum;  roll,  -er;  rouleau,  column, 
rolling-pin,  rundle. 

cone,  conoid;  pear-,  egg-,  bell-shape. 

sphere,  globe,  ball,  boulder,  bowlder;  spher-,  ellips-oid ; 
oblong  -,  oblate-  spheroid;  drop,  spherule,  globule,  vesicle, 
bulb,  bullet,  pellet,  ^^cZo^  clew,  pill,  marble,  pea,  knob,  pom- 
mel, knot. 

V.  render  -spherical  &c.  adj.;  form  into  a  sphere,  sphere, 
roll  into  a  ball;  give  -rotundity  &c.  n. ;  round. 

Adj.  rotund;  round  &c.  (circular)  247;  cylindr-ic,  -ical, 
-oid;  columnar,  lumbriciform ;  conic,  -al;  spher-ical,  -oidal; 
glob-ular,  -ated,  -ous,  -ose;  egg-,  bell-,  pear-shaped;  ov-oid, 
-iform;  gibbous;  campan-iforra,  -ulate,  -iliform;  fungiform, 
bead -like,  moniliform,  pyriform,  bulbous;  teres  atque  rotundus  ; 
round  as  -an  orange,  -  an  apple,  -  a  ball,  -  a  billiard  ball,  -  a 
cannon  ball. 


3°.    Superficial  Form. 


250.  Convexity. — iV.  convexity, 
prominence,  projection,  swelling, 
gibbosity,  bilge,  bulge,  protuber- 
ance, protrusion. 

intumescence ;  tumour,  tumor ; 
tuber  -  cle,  -  osity ;  excrescence ; 
hump,  hunch,  bunch. 

tooth,  knob,  elbow,  process, 
apophysis,  condyle,  bulb,  node, 
nodule,  nodosity,  tongue,  dorsum, 
boss,  embossment  bump,  clump; 
sugar-loaf  &c.  (sharpness)  253; 
bow. 

pimple,  wen,  weal,  wale,  papula, 
pustule,  pock,  proud  flesh,  growth, 
sarcoma,  carbuncle,  corn,  wart, 
furuncle,  polypus,  fungus,  fungo- 
sity,  exostosis,  bleb,  blister,  blain; 
boil  &c.  {disease)  655. 

papilla,  nipple,  teat,  pap,  breast, 
dug,  mammilla;  proboscis,  nose, 
neb,  beak,  snout,  nozzle;  belly, 
corporation;  withers,  back,  shoul- 
der, lip,  flange. 

peg,  button,  stud,  ridge,  rib, 
jutty,  trunnion,  snag. 

cupola,  dome,  arch,  balcony, 
eaves;  pilaster. 

relievo,    cameo ;     htsHo-, 


Lvcs;  p 
relief, 


251.  Flatness. — N.  flatness  &c, 
adj. ;  smoothness  &c.  255. 

plane;  level  &c.  213;  plate, 
platter,  table,  tablet,  slab. 

V.  render  flat,  flatten;  level  &c. 
213. 

Adj.  flat,  plane,  even,  flush, 
scutiform,  discoid;  level &c.  {hori- 
zontal) 213;  flat  as  -a  pancake,  -  a 
fluke,  i  "  ~ 
my  hand. 

252.  Concavity. — N.  concavity, 
depression,  dip;  hollow%  -ness;  in- 
dentation, intaglio,  cavity,  dent, 
dint,  dimple,  follicle,  pit,  sinus, 
alveolus,  lacuna;  excavation ;  trough 
&c.  (furrow)  259;  honeycomb. 

cup,  basin,  crater,  punch-bowl ; 
cell  &c.  (receptacle)  191;  socket. 

valley,  vale,  dale,  dell,  dingle, 
combe,  bottom,  slade,  strath, 
glade,  grove,  glen,  cave,  cavern, 
cove;  grot,  -to;  alcove,  cul-de-sac ; 
gully  &c.  198;  arch  &c.  {curve)  245; 
bay  &c.  (of  the  sea)  343. 

excavator,  sapper,  miner. 
V.  be  -concave  &c.  adj.;  retire, 
cave  in. 

93 


II.  III.  3.°. 


FORM. 


250-254 


mezzo-^  alt<M^liew;  low-,  bas-,  high- 
relief. 

hill,  mamelon  &c.  {height')  206; 
cape,  promontory,  mull;  fore-, 
head-land;  point  of  land,  mole, 
jetty,  hummock,  ledge,  spur. 

Vo  be  -prominent  &c.  adj. ;  pro- 
ject, bulge,  protrude,  pout,  bouge, 
bunch;  jut  -,  stand  -,  stick  -, 
poke-  out ;  stick  -,  bristle  -,  start 
-,  cock  -,  shoot-  up ;  swell  -,  hang 
-,  bend-  over;  beetle. 

render  -prominent  &c.  adj. ;  raise 
807 ;  emboss,  chase. 

Adj.  convex,  prominent,  protu- 
berant; projecting  &c.  «.;  bossed, 
bossy,  nodular,  bunchy;  clav-ate,  -ated;  hummocky,  moutonne^ 
mammiform;  papul  -ous,  -ose;  hemispheric,  bulbous;  bowed, 
arched;  bold;  bellied;  tuber-ous,  -culous;  tumorous;  comute, 
odontoid;  lenti-form,  -cular;  gibbous. 

salient,  in  relief,  raised,  rei^ousse ;  bloated  «fec.  {expanded)  194. 


render  -concave  &c.  adj. ;  de- 
press,  hollow ;  scoop,  -  out ;  gouge, 
dig,  delve,  excavate,  dent,  dint, 
mine,  sap,  undermine,  burrow, 
tunnel,  stave  in. 

Adj.  depressed  &c.  -». ;  concave, 
hollow,  stove  in;  retiring;  retreat- 
ing; cavernous;  porous  &c.  {with 
holes)  260 ;  cellular,  spongy,  spongi 
ous;  honeycombed,  alveolar;  in- 
fundibul-ar,  -iform;  funnel-,  bell- 
shaped;  campaniform,  capsular; 
vaulted,  arched. 


254.  Bluntness. 
&c.  adj. 

V.  be  - ,  render-  blunt  &c.  adj,  \ 
obtund,  dull;  take  ojff  the  -point,  • 
edge ;  turn. 

Adj.  blunt,  obtuse,  dull,  fc   liJ. 


253.  Shakpness. — N.  sharpness 
&c.  adj.'^  acuity,  acumiuation ; 
spinosity. 

point,  spike,  spine,  spiculum ; 
needle,  pin ;  prick,  -le ;  spur,  rowel, 
barb;  spit,  cusp;  horn,  antler; 
snag;  tag;  thorn,  bristle. 

nib,  tooth,  tusk;  spoke,  cog, 
ratchet. 

crag,  crest,  arete,  cone,  peak,  sugar-loaf,  pike,  aiguille ;  sj^iref 
pyramid,  steeple. 

beard,  chevaiix  de  /rise,  porcupine,  hedgehog,  briar,  bramble, 
thistle;  comb. 

wedge;  knife-,  cutting-  edge;  blade,  edge-tool,  cutlery,  knife, 
pen-knife,  razor;  scalpel,  bistoury,  lancet;  ploughshare,  coulter; 
hatchet,  axe,  pick-axe,  mattock,  pick,  adze,  bill;  bill-hook, 
cleaver,  cutter;  scythe,  sickle,  scissors,  shears;  sword  &c.  (arms) 
727 ;  bodkin  &c.  {perforator)  262. 

sharpener,  hone,  strop;  grind-,  whet-stone;  steel,  emery. 

F.  be  -sharp  <tec.  adj. ;  taper  to  a  point;  bristle  with. 

render  -sharp  &c.  adj. ;  sharpen,  point,  aculeate,  whet,  barb, 
spiculate,  set,  strop,  grind. 

cut  &c.  {sunder)  44. . 

Adj.  sharp,  keen;  acute ; aci-cular,  -form ;  acu-leated,  -minated; 
pointed ;  tapering ;  conical,  pyramidal;  mucron-ate,  -ated;  spin- 
dle-, needle-shaped;  spiked,  spiky,  ensiform,  peaked,  salient; 
cusp-cd,  -idate,  -idated;  corn-ute,  -uted,  -iculate;  prickly;  spiny, 
spinous;  thorny,  bristling,  muricated,  pectinated,  studded,  this- 


■N,  bluntnesa 


253-257. 


SPACE. 


II.  III.  3". 


tly,  briary;  craggy  &c.  {rough)  256;  snaggy;  digitated,  two- 
edged,  fusiform;  den ti-form,  -culated ;  toothed ;  odontoid;  star- 
like; stell-ated,  -iform;  arrow-headed;  arrowy,  barbed,  spurred, 
cutting;  sharp-,  knife-edged;  sharp  -,  keen-  as  a  razor;  sharp 
p*s  a  needle;  sharpened  &c.  v.;  set. 


255.  Smoothness. — N.  smooth- 
T.ess&c.  adj. ;  polish,  gloss;  lubric- 
ity, -ation. 

down,  velvet,  silk,  satin;  slide; 
bowling-green  &c.  {level)  213 ; 
glass,  ice;  asphalte,  wood  pave- 
ment, flags. 

roller,  steam-roller;  sand-,  em- 
ery-paper; burnisher,  turpentine 
and  bees-wax. 

V.  smooth,  -en;  plane;  file; 
mow,  shave;  level,  roll;  maca- 
damize; polish,  burnish,  calender, 
glaze;  iron,  hot-press,  mangle; 
lubricate  &c.  {oil)  3B2. 

Adj.  smooth ;  polish  &c.  t). ;  even ; 
level  &c.  213;  plane  &c.  {Jlnt)  251 ; 
sleek,  glossy ;  silken,  silky;  lanate, 
downy,  velvety;  glabrous,  slip- 
pery, glassy,  lubricous,  oily,  soft; 
unwrinkled;  smooth  as  -glass,  - 
ice,  -  velvet,  -  .oil ;  slippery  as  an 
eel ;  woolly  &c.  {feathery)  256. 


256.  Roughness. — N.  roughness 
&c.  adj. ;  tooth,  grain,  texture, 
ripple ;  asperity,  rugosity,  salebros- 
ity,  corrugation,  nodosity;  arbor- 
escence  &c.  242. 

brush,  hair,  beard,  shag,  mane, 
whisker,  moustache^  imperial,  tress, 
lock,  curl,  ringlet,  jimhHce,^  ciliu, 
mill. 

plum-age,  -osity  ;plume ,  panache, 
crest ;  feather,  tuft,  fringe,  toupeco 

wool,  velvet,  plush,  nap,  pile, 
floss,  fur,  down;  byssus,  moss, 
bur. 

V,  be  -rough  &c.  adj. ;  go  against 
the  grain. 

render  -rough  &c.  adj. ;  roughen, 
ruffle,  crisp,  crumple,  corrugate, 
set  on  edge,  stroke  the  wrong  way, 
rumple. 

Adj.  rough,  uneven;  scabrous, 
knotted;  rug-ged,  -ose,  -ous;  as- 
perous,  crisp,  salebrous,  gnarled, 
unpolished,      unsmooth,      rough- 


hewn;  crag-gy,  -ged;  crankling, 
scraggy;  prickly  &c.  {sharj))  253;  arborescent  &c.  243;  leafy, 
well-wooded;  feathery;  plum-ose,  -igerous;  tufted,  fimbriated, 
hairy,  ciliated,  filamentous,  hirsute;  crin-ose,  -ite;  bushy,  hispid, 
villous,  pappous,  bearded,  pilous,  shaggy,  shagged ;  fringed,  be- 
fringed; set-ous,  -ose,  -aceous;  "like  quills  upon  the  fretful 
porcupine ; "  rough  as  a  -nutmeg  grater,  -  bear. 

downy,  velvety,  flocculent,  woolly;  Ian-ate,  -ated;  lanugin 
ous,  -ose ;  tomentous. 

Adv.  against  the  grain. 


257.  Notch. — N,   notch,  dent,  nick,  cut;  indent,  -ation; 
dimple. 

embrasure,  battlement,  machicolation ;  saw,  tooth,  crenelle, 
scallop,  scollop;  vandyke. 

V.  notch,   nick,   cut,   dent,    indent,   jag,   scarify,   scotch, 
crimp,  scollop,  crenulate,  vandyke. 

Adj.  notched  &c.  v. ;  crenate.  -d ;  dentate,  -d  ,  denticulate, 
-d;  toothed,  palmated»  serrated. 

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FORM. 


258    261, 


258.  Fold. — N".  fold,  plicature,  plait,  ply,  crease:  tuck, 
gather;  flexion,  flexure,  joint,  elbow,  doubling,  duplicature, 
gather,  wrinkle,  rimple,  crinkle,  crankle,  crumple,  rumple, 
rivel,  ruck,  ruffle,  dog's  ear,  corrugation,  frounce,  flounce, 
lapel;  pucker,  crow's  feet. 

V.  fold,  double,  plicate,  plait,  crease,  wrinkle,  crinkle, 
crankle,  curl,  cockle  up,  cocker,  rimple,  rumple,  frizzle, 
frounce,  rivel,  twill,  corrugate,  ruffle,  crimple,  crumple, 
pucker;  turn  -,  double-  -down,  -  under;  tuck,  ruck,  hemf 
Slather. 

Adj.  folded  &c.  v. 

259.  FuRKow. — i\r.  furrow,  groove,  rut,  suIrMs,  scratch, 
streak,  strlo}^  crack,  score,  incision,  slit;  chamfer,  fluting. 

channel,  gutter,  trench,  ditch,  dike,  dyke,  moat,  fosse, 
trough,  kennel;  ravine  &c.  {interval)  198. 

V.  furrow  &c.  n.\  flute,  plough;  incise,  engrave,  etch, 
bite  in. 

Adj.  furrowed  &c.  v.]  ribbed,  striated,  sulcated,  fluted, 
canaiiculated ;  bisuic-ous,  -ate;  trisculate;  corduroy. 


260.  Opening. — J^.  hole,  fora- 
men; puncture,  perforation;  pin-, 
key-,  loop-,  port-,  peep-,  mouse-, 
pigeon-hole;  eye,  -  of  a  needle; 
eyelet. 

opening;  apert-ure,  -ness;  hia- 
tlon,  yawning,  oscitancy,  dehis- 
cence, patef action,  pandiculation; 
chasm  &c.  {interval)  198. 

embrasure,  window,  casement, 
light ;  sky-,  fan-light ;  lattice. 

out-,  in-let  ;  vent,  vomitory; 
embouchure;  orifice,  mouth,  suck- 
er, muzzle,  throat,  gullet,  wea- 
sand,  wizen,  nozzle. 

portal,  porch,  gate,  ostiary,  pos- 
tern, wicket,  trap-door,  hatch, 
door;  arcade;  gate-,  door-,  liatch-, 
gang-way;  lych-gate. 

way,  path  &c.  627;  thorough- 
fare; channel,  passage,  tube,  pipe; 
water-pipe  &c.  850;  air-pipe  &c. 
351 ;  vessel,  tubule,  canal,  gut, 
fistula;  adjutage,  ajutage;  chim- 
ney, flue,  tap,  funnel,  gully,  tun- 
nel, main;  mine,  pit,  adit,  shaft; 
gallery. 

alley,  aisle,  glade,  vista. 

bore,  calibre ;  pore ;  blind  orifice. 


261.  Closure. — J^.  closure,  oc- 
clusion, blockade;  shutting  Uji 
&c.  V. ;  obstruction  &c.  (hindrance) 
706;  contraction  &c.  195;  infarc- 
tion ;  con-,  ob-stipation ;  blind  -al- 
ley, -  corner;  cid  de  sac,  coecum; 
imper-f oration,  -viousness  &c.  «4>., 
-meability ;  stopper  &c.  263. 

V.  close,  occlude,  plug;  block 
-,  stop  -,  fill  -,  bung  -,  cork  -, 
button  -,  stuff  -,  shut  -,  dam-  up ; 
blockade;  obstruct  &c.  {hinder) 
706;  bar,  bolt,  stop,  seal,  plumb; 
choke,  throttle;  ram  down,  dam, 
cram;  trap,  clinch;  put  to-,  shut- 
the  door. 

Adj,  closed  &c.  v. ;  shut,  oy  er- 
culated;  unopened. 

unpierced,  imporous,  cascal;  im- 
per-f orate,  -vious,  -meable ;  impen- 
etrable; un-,  im-passable;  invi- 
ous;  path-,  way-less;  untrodden. 

unventilated ;  air-,  water-tight; 
hermetically  sealed;  tight,  snug. 


260-265. 


SPACE. 


II.  III.  S^ 


por-ousness,  -osity ;  sieve,  cullender,  colandei ;  cribble,  riddle, 
Bcreen;  honeycomb. 

apertion,  perforation ;  piercing  &c.  d.  ;  terebration,  empale- 
ment,  pertusion,  puncture,  acupuncture,  penetration. 

opener,  key,  master-key,  passe-jyartout. 

V,  open,  ope,  gape,  yawn,  bilge ;  fly  open. 

perforate,  pierce,  empierce,  ti\p,  bore,  drill;  mine  &c«  {scoop 
out)  252;  tunnel;  trans-pierce,  -fix;  enfilade,  impale,  spike, 
spear,  gore,  spit,  stab,  pink,  puncture,  lance,  stick,  prick,  rid- 
dle, punch ;  stave  in. 

cut  a  passage  through ;  make  -way,  -  room-  for. 

un-cover,  -close,  -rip;  lay  -,  cut  -,  rip  -,  throw-  open. 

Adj.  open;  perforated  &c.  v.\  perforate;  wide  open,  ajar;  un- 
closed, -stopped;  oscitant,  gaping,  yawning;  patent. 

tubular,  cannular,  fistulous;  per-vious,  -meable;  foraminous; 
Tesi-,  vas-cular;  porous,  follicular,  cribriform,  honeycombed, 
infundibular,  riddled ;  tubul-ous,  -ated. 

opening  &c.  ©. ;  aperient. 

Jnt,  open  sesame  I 


262.  Pekforator. — iV.  perfora- 
tor, piercer,  borer,  auger,  gimlet, 
stylet,  drill,  wimble,  awl,  iDradawl, 
scoop,  terrier,  corkscrew,  dibble, 
trocar,  trepan,  probe,  bodkin, 
needle,  stiletto,  rimer,  warder, 
lancet;  punch,  -eon  ;  spikebit, 
gouge ;  spear  &c.  {weapon)  727. 


263.  Stopper.  —  JV.  stopper, 
stopple;  plug,  cork,  bung,  spike, 
spill,  stop-cock,  tap  ;  rammer; 
ram,  -rod ;  piston ;  stop-gap ;  wad- 
ding, stuffing,  padding,  stopping, 
dossil,  pledget,  tompion,  tourni- 
quet. 

cover  &c.  223 ;  valve,  vent-peg, 
spigot. 

janitor,  doorkeeper,  porter,  wa> 
der,  beadle,  Cerberus. 


Section  IV.    MOTION. 
1*.  Motion  in  General. 


264.  [Successive  change  of 
place.*]  Motion.  —  iV.  motion, 
movement,  move;  going  &c.  «. ; 
unrest. 

stream,  flow,  flux,  run,  course, 
fitir;  evolution;  kinematics. 

step,  rate,  pace,  tread,  stride, 
gait,  port,  footfall,  cadence,  car- 


265.  Quiescence.  —  N'.  rest  ; 
stillness  &c.  adj. ;  quiescence ;  stag- 
nation, -nancy ;  fixity,  immobility, 
catalepsy;  indisturbance ;  quiet- 
ism. 

quiet,  tranquillity,  calm ;  repose 
&c.  687 ;  peace ;  dead  calm,  statue- 
like repose ;  silence  &c.  403 ;  not  a 


*  A  thing  cannot  ha  said  to  move  from  one  place  to  another,  unless  it 
passes  in  succession  through  every  intermediate  place  ;  hence  motion  is 
only  such  a  change  of  place  as  is  successive.  "Rapid,  swift,  &c.  as 
tbougbt "  are  therefore  incorrect  expressions. 

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II.    IV.    1.' 


MOTION. 


264—267. 


Adv. 
-  wing, 


-breath  of  air,  -  mouse  stirring; 
sleep  &c.  (inactivity)  683. 

pause,  lull  &c.  (cessation)  142; 
stand,  -  still;  standing  still  &c. 
V.  ;  lock  ;  dead-lock,  -  stop,  - 
stand ;  full  stop ;  fix ;  embargo. 

resting-place  ;  bivouac  ;  home 
&c.  (abode)  189;  pillow  &c.  (sup- 
port) 315 ;  haven  &c.  (refuge)  666 ; 
goal  &c.  (arrival)  292. 

V.  be  -quiescent  &c.  adj. ;  stand 
-,  lie-  still;  keej)  quiet,  repose, 
hold  the  breath. 

remain,  stay ;  stand,  lie  to,  ride 
at  anchor,  remain  in  situ,  mark 
time;  bring  -,  heave  -,  lay-  to; 
pull  -,  draw-  up ;  hold,  halt ;  stop, 
-short;  rest,  pause,  anchor;  cast 
-,  come  to  an-  anchor;  rest  on 
one's  oars ;  repose  on  one's  laurels, 
take  breath ;  stop  &c.  (discontinue) 
142. 

stagnate ;  quieta  non  movere ;  let 
-alone,  -  well  alone;  abide,  rest 
and  be  thankful  ;  keep  within 
doors,  stay  at  home,  go  to  bed. 

dwell  &c.  (he  present)  186 ;  settle 
&c.  (he  located)  184;  alight  &c.  (ar- 
rive) 292. 

stick,    -  fast;   stand,  -  like    a 
post ;  not  stir  a  -peg,  -  step ;  be  at 
a  -stand  &c.  n. 
quell,  becalm,  hush,  stay,  lull  to  sleep,  lay  an  embargo  on. 
Adj.   quiescent,  still;  motion-,   move-less;  fixed;  stationary; 
at  -rest,  -  a  stand,  -  a  stand-still,  -  anchor ;  stock-still ;  stand- 
ing still  &c.  V. ;  sedentary,  untravelled,  stay-at-home;  becalmed, 
stagnant,   quiet;  un-moved,  -disturbed,    -ruffled;  calm,  restful; 
cataleptic;  immovable  &c.  (staUe)   150;  sleeping  &c.  (inactive) 
683 ;  silent  &c.  403 ;  still  as  -a  statue,  -  a  post,  -  a  mouse  -  death. 
Adv.  at  a  stand  &c.  adj. ;  tout  court;  at  the  halt. 
Int.  stop  !  stay  !  avast  I  halt  I  hold  hard  I  whoa  I 
Phr.  requiescat  in  pace. 


riage,  velocity,  angular  velocity; 
progress,  locomotion ;  journey  &c. 
266 ;  voyage  &c.  267 ;  transit  &c. 
270. 

restlessness  &c.  (changeahleness) 
149;  mobility;  movableness,  mo- 
tive power;  laws  of  motion;  mo- 
bilization. 

V.  be  -in-  motion  &c.  adj.\ 
move,  go,  hie,  gang,  budge,  stir, 
pass,  flit;  hover  -round,  -  about; 
shift,  slide,  glide ;  roll,  -  on ;  flow, 
stream,  run,  drift,  sweep  along; 
wander  &c.  (deviate)  279;  walk 
&c.  266;  change  -,  shift-  one's 
-place,  -  quarters;  dodge;  keep 
-going,  -  moving. 

put  -,  set-  in  motion ;  move ;  im- 
pel &c.  276;  propel  &c.  284;  ren- 
der movable,  mobilize. 

Adj.  moving  &c.  v. ;  in  motion ; 
transitional ;  motory,  motive ;  shift- 
ing, movable,  mobile,  meivcurial, 
unquiet;  restless  &c.  (changeable) 
149;  nomadic  &c.  266;  erratic  &c. 
279. 

underway ;  on  the  -move, 
-  tramp,  -  march. 


266.  [Locomotion  by  land.] 
Journey. — N.  travel;  travelling 
&c.  V. ;  wayfaring,  campaigning. 

journey,  excursion,  expedition, 
tour,  trip,  grand  tour,  circuit,  pe- 
regrination, discursion,  ramble, 
pilgrimage,    course,     ambulation, 

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267.  [Locomotion  by  water,  or 
air.]  Navigation. — N.  naviga- 
tion; aquatics;  boating,  yachting; 
ship  &c.  273 ;  oar,  paddle,  screw, 
sail,  canvas. 

natation,  swimming;  fin,  flipper, 
fish's  tail. 

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266-267. 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  r. 


march,  walk,  promenade,  consti- 
tutional, stroll,  saunter,  tramp, 
jog-trot,  turn,  stalk,  perambula- 
tion ;  noctambulation;  somnam- 
bulism ;  outing,  ride,  drive,  airing, 
jaunt. 

equitation,  horsemanship,  rid- 
ing, manege^  ride  and  tie. 

roving,  vagrancy,  pererration ; 
marching  and  countermarching ; 
nomadism ;  vagabond-ism,  -age ; 
gadding;  flit,  -ting;  migration; 
e-,  im-,  de-,  inter-migration. 

plan,  itinerary,  guide;  hand-, 
road-book;  Bradshaw,  Murray. 

procession,  cavalcade,  caravan, 
file,  cortege,  column. 

[Organs  and  instruments  of  lo- 
comotion] vehicle  &c.  372;  loco- 
motive; legs,  feet,  pegs,  pins, 
trotters. 

traveller  &c.  268. 

V.  travel,  journey,  course;  take 
-■>  gO"  ^  journey;  take  -,  go  out 
for-  -a  walk  &c.  n. ;  have  a  run ; 
take  the  air. 

flit,  take  wing;  migrate,  emi- 
grate; rove,  prowl,  roam,  range, 
patrol,  pace  up  and  down,  tra- 
verse ;  scour  -,  traverse-  the  coun- 
try; peragrate;  per-,  circum-am- 
bulate;  nomadize,  wander,  ram- 
ble, stroll,  saunter,  hover,  go  one's 
rounds,  straggle;  gad,  -  about; 
expatiate. 

walk,  march,  step,  tread,  pace,'  plod,  wend;  promenade' 
trudge,  tramp;  stalk,  stride,  straddle,  strut,  foot  it,  stump,  bun- 
dle, bowl  along,  toddle;  paddle;  tread  a  path. 

take  horse,  ride,  drive,  trot,  amble,  canter,  prance,  fisk, 
frisk,  caracoUr ;  gallop  &c.  {mome  quickly)  274. 

P6g  -)  j<^g  -  "^^g  ~i  shuffle-  on ;  stir  one's  stumps ;  bend  one's 
'Steps,  -  course;  make  -,  find  -,  wend  -,  pick  -,  thread  -, 
plough-  one's  way ;  slide,  glide,  skim,  skate ;  march  in  proces- 
sion, file  off,  defile. 

go  -,  repair  -,  resort  -,  hie  -,  betake  oneself-  to. 

Ad/),  travelling  &c.  '». ;  ambulatory,  itinerant,  peripatetic,  rov- 
ing, rambling,  gadding,  discursive,  vagrant,  migratory,  noma' 
die;  circumforane-an,  -ous;  nocti-,  mundivagant;  locomotive. 

way-faring,  -worn;  travel-stained. 


aero-station,  -statics,  -nautics; 
balloonry ;  balloon  &c.  273 ;  flying, 
flight,  volitation;  wing,  pinion. 

voyage,  sail,  cruise,  passage, 
circumnavigation,  peri;plus  ;  head-, 
stern-,  lee-way. 

mariner  &c.  269. 
F.  sail ;  put  to  sea  &c.  {deiiart) 
293;  take  ship,  get  under  way; 
spread  -sail,  -  canvas ;  gather  way, 
have  way  on ;  make  -,  carry-  sail ; 
plough  the  -waves,  -  deep,  -  main, 
-  ocean  ;  walk  the  waters. 

navigate,  warp,  luff,  scud,  boom, 
kedge;  drift,  course,  cruise,  coast; 
hug  the  -shore,  -  land;  circum- 
navigate. 

ply  the  oar,  row,  paddle,  pull, 
scull,  i3Uiit;  steam. 

swim,  float;  buffet  the  waves, 
ride  the  storm,  skim,  effieurer^ 
dive,  wade. 

fly,  be  wafted,  hover,  soar,  flut- 
ter ;  take  -wing,  -  a  flight ;  wing 
one's  -flight,  -  way. 

Adj.  sailing  &c.  ^\ ;  volant, 
aerostatic ;  seafaring,  nautical, 
maritime,  naval;  sea-going,  coast- 
ing; afloat;  navigable. 

Adv.  under  -way,  -  sail,  -  can- 
vas, -  steam ;  on  the  wing. 


II.  IV.  r.  MOTION.  266—270. 

Adv,  on  -foot,  -  horseback,  -  Shanks's  mare;  by  the  Marrow- 
bone stage;  in  transitu  &c.  270;  en  route  &c.  383. 
Lit.  come  along  I 


269.  Mariner.— i\r.  sailor,  mar 
iner,  navigator;  sea-man,  -farer. 
-faring  man;  tar,  jack  tar,  a!)lc 
seaman,  A.B. ;  man-of-war's  man, 
bluejacket,  marine,  jolly;  mid- 
shipman, middy;  skipper;  ship-, 
boat-,  ferry-,  water-,  lighter-, 
barge-,  longshore-  man;  bargee, 
gondolier;  oar,  -smau  ;  rower; 
boat-,  cock-  swain  ;  coxwaiu; 
steersman,  pilot;  crew. 

aerial  navigator,  aeronaut,  bal- 
loonist, Icarus. 


268.  Traveller. — N.  traveller, 
wayfarer,  voyager,  itinerant,  pas- 
senger. 

tourist,  excursionist ;  explorer, 
adventurer,  mountaineer,  Alpine 
Club ;  peregrinator,  wanderer,  rov- 
er, straggler,  rambler;  bird  of 
passage;  gad-aboat,-ling;  vagrant, 
scatterling,  landloper,  waifs  and 
Testrays,  wastrel,  foundling;  loaf- 
er; tramp,  -er;  vagabond,  nomad, 
Bohemian,  gipsy,  Arab,  Wander- 
ing Jew,  Hadji,  pilgrim,  palmer; 
peripatetic;  somnambulist;  emi- 
grant, fugitive,  refugee. 

runner,  courier;  Mercury,  Iris,  Ariel,  comet. 

pedestrian,  walker,  foot-passenge^*. 

rider,  horseman,  equestrian,  cavalier,  jockey,  rough  rider, 
trainer,  breaker. 

driver,  coachman,  whip,  Jehu,  charioteer,  postilion,  post-boy, 
carter,  waggoner,  drayman;  cab-man,  -driver;  voituriei^  Ttetturi- 
nOf  condottiere ;  engine-driver;  stoker,  fireman,  guard. 

270.  Transference. — N.  transfer,  -ence;  trans-,  e-loca- 
tion;  displacement;  metastasis,  -thesis;  removal;  re-,  a-motion; 
relegation,  deportation,  extradition,  conveyance,  draft;  carry- 
ing, carriage ;  con-vection,  -duction,  -tagion ;  transfer  &c.  (of 
2^roperty)  783. 

transit,  transition;  passage,  ferry,  gestation;  portage, 
porterage,  carting,  cartage ;  shovelling  &c.  d.  ;  vect-ion,  -ure, 
-itation;  shipment,  freight,  wafture;  trans-mission,  -port, 
-portation,  -umption,  -plantation,  -lation;  shift-,  dodg-ing; 
dispersi-)n  &c.  73;  transposition  &c.  {interch<inge)  148;  trac- 
tion &c.  385. 

[Thing  transferred]  drift. 

V.  trans-fer,  -mit,  -port,  -place,  -plant;  convey,  carry,  bear, 
fetch  and  carry ;  carry  -,  ferry-  over ;  hand  -  pass  -  forward ; 
shift ;  conduct,  convoy,  bring,  fetcli,  reach. 

send,  delegate,  consign,  relegate,  turn  over  to,  deliver; 
ship,  embark;  waft;  shunt;  transpose  &c.  (interchange)  148; 
displace  &c.  185;  throw  &c.  284;  drag  &c.  385. 

shovel,  ladle,  decant,  draft  off,  transfuse. 

Adj.  transferred  &c.  v. ;  drifted ;  movable ;  port-able,  -ative ; 
contagious. 

Adv.  from  -hand  to  hand,  -  pillar  to  post. 

on-  by- the  way;  on  the  -road,  -wing;  as  one  goes;  in 
transitu,  en  route,  chemin  fai&ant,  en  j^assant,  in  mid-progress. 


271  -273. 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  V 


271.  Cabrier. — iV.  carrier,  porter,  bearer,  tranter,  con- 
veyer ;  coolie,  conductor,  locomotive. 

beast  of  burden,  cattle,  horse,  steed,  nag,  palfrey,  Arab, 
blood  horse,  thorough-bred,  galloway,  charger,  courser,  racer, 
hunter,  jument,  pony,  filly,  colt,  foal,  barb,  roan,  jade,  hack, 
bidet,  pad,  cob,  tit,  punch,  roadster,  goer;  race-,  pack-,  draft-, 
cart-,  post-horse;  ketch,  sheltie;  garran,  garron;  jennet, 
genet,  bayard,  mare,  stallion,  gelding;  stud. 

Pegasus,  Bucephalus,  Rozinante. 

ass,  donkey,  jackass,  mule,  hinny;  sumpter-horse,  -mule; 
reindeer;  camel,  dromedary,  llama,  elephant;  carrier  pigeon. 

carriage  &c.  (vehicle)  272 ;  ship  &c.  273. 

Adj.  equine,  asinine. 


272.  Vehicle. — iV.  vehicle,  con- 
veyance, carriage,  caravan,  van; 
wagon,  waggon,  wain,  dray,  cart. 

carriole;  sledge,  sled,  sleigh, 
truck,  tram ;  limber,  tumbrel,  pon- 
toon; barrow;  wheel-,  hand-bar- 
row; perambulator;  Bath  -,  wheel 
-,  sedan-  chair;  chaise ; palan-keen, 
-quin  ;  litter,  brancard,  crate, 
hurdle,  stretcher,  ambulance  ; 
velocipede,  hobby-horse,  go-cart; 
bi-,  tri-cycle;  skate. 

equipage,  turn-out;  coach,  char- 
iot, chaise,  phaeton,  break,  mail- 
phaeton,  waggonette,  drag,  cur- 
ricle, tilbury,  whisky,  landau,  ba- 
rouclie,  victoria,  brougham,  clar- 
ence, calash,  caleche,  britzska, 
araba,  kibitka;  berlin;  sulky,  des- 
obligeant,  sociable,  ms-d-vis,  dor- 
meuse  ;  jaunting  -,  outside-  car. 

post  -  chaise ;  diligence,  stage ; 
stage  -,  mail  -,  hackney  -,  glass- 
coach;  stage-waggon;  car,  omni- 
bus, fly,  cabriolet^  cab,  hansom, 
shofle,  four  -  wheeler,  growler, 
iroshhi,  drosky. 

dog-cart,  trap,whitechapel,  bug- 
gy, four-in-hand,  unicorn,  random, 
tandem  ;  shandredhan,  char  -  d- 
Jianc. 

train;  passenger  -,  express  -, 
special  -,  parliamentary  -,  lug- 
gage -,  goods-  train;  1st-,  2nd-, 
3rd -class-  -train,  -  carriage,  -  com- 
partment ;  Pullman  -,  sleeping-car ; 


273.  Ship. — JSf.  ship,  vessel,  sail 
craft,  bottom. 

navy,  marine,  fleet,  flotilla 
shipping. 

man  of  war  &c.  {combatant)  726 
transport,  tender,  store-ship;  mer 
chant  ship,  merchantman;  packet 
whaler,  slaver,  collier,  coaster, 
lighter ;  fishing-,  pilot-  boat ;  traw- 
ler, hulk;  yacht. 

ship,  bark,  barque,  brig,  snow, 
hermaphrodite  brig;  brig-,  bark- 
antine;  schooner;  topsail  -,  fore 
and  aft  -,  throe  masted-  schooner; 
chasse-maree ;  sloop,  cutter,  cor- 
vette, clipper,  foist,  yawl,  dandy, 
ketch,  smack,  lugger,  barge,  hoy, 
buss ;  sail-er,  -ing  vessel ;  eteam-er, 
-boat,  -  ship  ;  paddle  -,  screw- 
steamer;  tug. 

boat,  pinnace,  launch;  life-, 
long-,  jolly-,  bum-,  fly-,  cock-, 
ferry-boat;  shallop,  gig,  funny, 
skiff,  dingy,  scow,  cockle-shell, 
wherry,  coble,  punt,  cog,  kedge; 
eight-,  four-,  pair-oar;  randan; 
outrigger;  float,  raft,  pontoon. 

catamaran,  coracle,  gondola^ 
carvel,  caravel  ;  felucca,  caique, 
canoe;  trireme;  galley,  -  foist; 
bilander,  dogger,  hooker,  howker; 
argosy,  carack;  galliass,  galleon; 
galliot,  polacca,  polacre,  tartane, 
junk,  lorcha,  praam,  proa,  prahu, 
saick,  sampan,  xebec,  dhow. 

balloon;  air  -,  pilot  -,  fire^  bal- 
100 


ir.  IV.  2°. 


MOTION. 


272-275. 


rolling  stock;    horse-box,    cattle- 
truck. 

shovel,  spoon,  spatula,  ladle,  hod, 
hoe;  spade;  spud,  pitch-fork. 


loon;  aerostat,  Montgolfier;  kite, 
parachute. 

Adv.  afloat,  aboard ;  on  -board,  -^ 
ship  board. 


3°.  Degrees  op  Motion. 


274.  Velocity.  —  iV".  velocity, 
speed,  celerity;  swiftness  &c.  adj.\ 
rapidity,  eagle  speed;  expedition 
.&c.  {activity)  682;  pernicity;  ac- 
celeration ;  haste  &c.  684. 

spurt,  rush,  dash,  race,  steeple- 
chase ;  smart  -,  lively  -,  swift  &c. 
adj.  -,  rattling  -,  spanking-  -rate, 

-  pace ;  flying,  flight. 

gallop,  canter,  trot,  round  trot, 
run,  scamper;  hand  -,  full-  gallop; 
amble. 

lightning,  light,  electricity, 
wind;  cannon-ball,  rocket,  arrow, 
dart,  quicksilver;  telegraph,  ex- 
press train ;  torrent. 

eagle,  antelope,  courser,  race- 
horse, gazelle,  greyhound,  hare, 
doe,  squirrel. 

Mercury,  Ariel,  Camilla,  Harle- 
quin. 

[Measurement  of  velocity]  log, 
-line. 

V.  move  quickly,  trip,  fisk ; 
speed,  hie,  hasten,  post,  spank, 
scuttle;  scud,  -die;  scour,  -  the 
plain;  scamper;  run,  -like  mad; 
fly,  race,  run  a  race,  cut  away, 
shoot,  tear,  whisk,  sweep,  skim, 
brush;  cut  -,  bowl-  along;  rush 
&c.  (?>e  violent)  1C3;  dash  -on,  -off, 

-  forward ;  bolt ;  trot,  gallop,  am- 
ble, troll,  bound,  flit,  spring,  dart, 
boom ;  march  in  -quick,  -  double- 
time;  ride  hard,  get  over  the 
ground. 

hurry  &c.  (hasten)  684;  acceler- 
ate, put  on ;  quicken ;  quicken  -, 
mend-  one's  pace;  clap  spurs  to 
one's  horse ;  make  -haste,  -  rapid 
strides,  -  forced  marches,  -  the 
best  of  one's  way ;  put  one's  best 
leg  foremast,  stir  one's  stumps, 
wing  one's  way,  set  off  at  a  score ; 
9* 


275.  Slowness.  —  A"",  slowness 
&c.  adj. ;  languor  &c.  (inactivity) 
683  ;  drawl  ;  creeping  &c.  -»., 
lentor. 

retardation ;  slackening  &c.  v. ; 
delay  &c.  (lateness)  133;  claudica- 
tion. 

jog-,  dog-trot;  mincing  steps; 
slow  -march,  -  time. 

slow -goer,  -coach,  -back;  lin- 
gerer, loiterer,  sluggard,  tortoise, 
snail;  dawdle  &c.  (inactive)  683. 

V.  move  -slowly  &c.  adv. ;  creep, 
crawl,  lag,  slug,  drawl,  linger, 
loiter,  saunter;  plod,  trudge, 
stump  along,  lumber;  trail,  drag; 
dawdle  &c.  (de  inactive)  683;  gro- 
vel, worm  one's  way,  steal  along ; 
jog  -,  rub  -,  bundle-  on ;  toddle, 
waddle,  wabble,  slug,  traipse, 
slouch,  shufiie,  halt,  hobble,  limp, 
claudicate,  shamble;  flag,  falter, 
totter,  stagger;  mince,  step  short; 
march  in  -slow  time,  -  funeral  pro- 
cession ;  take  one's  time ;  hang  tir» 
&c.  (he  late)  133. 

retard,  relax;  slacken,  check, 
moderate,  rein  in,  curb;  reef; 
strike  -,  shorten  -,  take  in-  sail; 
put  on  the  drag,  apply  the  break ; 
clip  the  wings ;  reduce  the  speed ; 
slacken  -speed,  -  one's  pace ;  lose 
ground. 

Adj.  slow,  slack;  tardy;  dilatory 
&c.  (inactive)  683;  gentle,  easy; 
leisurely;  deliberate,  gradual;  in- 
sensible, imperceptible ;  languid, 
sluggish,  slow-paced,  tardigrade, 
snail-like ;  creeping  &c.  v. 

Adv.  slowly  &c.  adj. ;  leisurely; 
piano,  adagio;  largo,  larghetto;  at 
half  speed,  under  easy  sail;  at  a 
-foot's,  -  snail's,  -  funeral-  pace ;  in 
slow  time;  with  -mincing  steps,  - 
101 


274-277. 


SPACE. 


II, 


clipped    wings  ;     hand     passihvs 
acquis. 

gradually  &c.  adj. ;  gradatim  ; 
by  -degrees,  -  slow  degrees,  - 
inches,  -  little  and  little ;  step  by 


step ;  inch  by  inch,  bit  by  bit,  lit- 
tle by  little,  seriatim ;  consecutive- 


carry  -,  crowd-  sail ;  go  off  like  a 
shot,  go  ahead,  gain  ground;  out- 
strip the  wind,  fly  on  the  wings  of 
the  wind. 

keep  -up,  -  pace-  with ;  outstrip 
&c.  303. 

Adj.  fast,  speedy,  swift,  rapid, 
quick,  fleet;  nimble,  agile,  expe- 
ditious; express;  active  &c.  682; 
flyiiig)  galloping  &c.  -y. ;  light-, 
nimble-footed;  winged,  eagle-winged,  mercurial,  electric,  tele- 
graphic; light-legged,  light  of  heel;  swift  as  -an  arrow  &c.  n. ; 
quick  as  lightning  &c.  ti.,  -  thought.* 

AdiD.  swiftly  &c.  ad]. ;  with  -speed  &c.  n. ;  apace ;  at  -a  great 
rate,  -  full  speed,  -  railway  speed ;  full  -drive,  -  gallop ;  post- 
haste, in  full  sail,  tantivy;  trippingly;  instantaneously  &c.  113. 

under  press  of  -sail,  -  canvas,  -  sail  and  steam ;  velis  et  remis^ 
on  eagle's  wing,  in  double  -  quick  time;  with  -rapid,  -  giant- 
strides  ;  a  pas  de  geant ;  in  seven  league  boots ;  whip  and  spur ; 
•centre  a  terre  ;  as  fast  as  one's  -legs,  -  heels-  will  carry  one ;  as 
fast  as  one  can  lay  legs  to  the  ground,  at  the  top  of  one's  speed ; 
with  haste  &c.  684. 

PTir.  vires  acquirit  eundo. 

3°.  Motion  conjoined  with  fokce. 


276.  Impulse. — N,  impulse,  im- 
pulsion, impetus ;  momentum ; 
push,  puteion,  thrust,  shove,  jog, 
jolt,  brunt,  booming,  throw;  ex- 
plosion &c.  {violence)  173 ;  propul- 
sion &c.  284. 

])ercussion,  concussion,  collision, 
occursion,  clasli,  encounter,  can- 
non, caramhoh,  appulse,  shock, 
crash,  bump ;  impact ;  elan  ;  charge 
&c.  {attach)  716;  beating  &c.  {2nm- 
ishment)  972. 

blow,  dint,  stroke,  knock,  tap, 
rap,  slap,  smack,  pat,  dab;  fillip; 
slam,  bang;  hit,  whack,  thwack; 
cuff  &c.  972;  squash,  dowse,  whap, 
swap,  punch,  thumjD,  pelt,  kick, 
calcitration ;   made  ; 


277.  Recoil. — N.  recoil;  re-,  re- 
tro-action ;  revulsion ;  rebound, 
ricochet ;  re-percussion,  -calcitra- 
rion;  kick,  contrecoup ;  springing 
back  &c.  v.\  elasticity  &c.  325; 
reflexion,  reflex,  reflux;  reverbera- 
tion &c.  {resonanct)  408;  rebuff, 
repulse;  return. 

ducks  and  drakes;  boomerang; 
spring;  reactionist. 

V.  recoil,  react ;  spring  -,  fly  -, 
bound-  back;  rebound,  reverber- 
ate, re-pcrcuss,  recalcitrate. 

Adj.  recoiling  &c.  v. ;  re-flucnt, 
-percussive,  -calcitrant,  actionary; 
retro-active. 

Adv.  on  the  -recoil  &c.  n. 


punce,  calcitration;   made;  ariet- 
ation;  cut,  thrust,  lunge,  yerk. 

hammer,  sledge-hammer,  mall,  niaul,  mallet,  flail;  ram,  -mer; 
battering-ram,  monkey,  pile-driving  engine,  punch,  bat;  cudgel 
&c.  {wea2)on)  727 ;  axe  &c.  {sharp)  253. 

[Science  of  mechanical  forces]  Dynamics;  seismometer. 

K.  give  an  -impetus  &c.  n. ;   impel,  push ;  start,    give  a  start 

*  See  note  on  264. 

IDS 


II.  IV,    4°. 


MOTION. 


276— £79 


to,  setgoins^;  drive,  urge,  boom;  thrust,  prod,  foin;  cant;  el- 
bow, shoulder,  jostle,  justle,  hustle,  hurtle,  shove,  jog,  jolt,  en- 
counter; run  -,  bump-,  butt-  against;  knock  -,  run-  one's  head 
against;  impinge. 

strike,  knock,  hit,  tap,  rap,  slap,  flap,  dab,  pat,  thump,  beat, 
bang,  slam,  dash;  punch,  thwack,  whack;  hit-,  strike-  hard; 
swap,  batter,  dowse,  baste;  pelt,  patter,  buffet,  belabour;  fetch 
•,ne  a  blow;  poke  at,  pink,  lunge,  yerk;  kick,  calcitrate;  butt; 
strike  at  &c.  {attach)  716 ;  whip  &c.  {punish)  972. 

come  -,  enter-  into  collision ;  collide ;  foul ;  fall  -,  run-  foul  of, 

throw  &c.  {propel)  284. 

Adj.  impelling  &c.  t". ;  im-pulsive,  -pellent;  booming;  dyna- 
mic, -al;  impelled  &c.  v. 


4°.  Motion  with  keference  to  Direction. 


278.  Direction. — N.  direction, 
bearing,  course,  set,  drift,  ten  our; 
tendency  &c.  176;  incidence; 
bending,  trending  &c.  v. ;  dip, 
tack,  aim,  collimation;  steer-ing, 
-age. 

point  of  the  compass,  cardinal 
points ;  North,  East,  South,  West ; 
N  by  E,  ENE,  NE  by  N,  NE,  &c. ; 
rhumb,  azimuth,  line  of  collima- 
tion. 

line,  path,  road,  range,  quarter, 
line  of  march ;  a-,  rJ-ligument. 

F.  tend  -,  bend  -,  point-  to- 
wards; conduct  -,  go-  to;  point 
-to,  -  at;  bend,  trend,  verge,  in- 
cline, dip,  determine. 

steer  -,  make-  -for,  -  towards ; 
aim-,  level- at;  take  aim;  keep  -, 
hold-  a  course;  be  bound  for; 
bend  one's  steps  towards ;  direct 
-,  steer  -,  bend  -,  shape-  one's 
course ;  align  -,  allign  -  one's 
march ;  go  straight,  -  to  the  point ; 
marcn  -on,  -  on  a  point. 

ascertain  one's  -direction  &c. 
n. ;  8'orienter^  see  which  way  the 
wind  blows;  box  the  compass. 

Adj.  directed  &c.  v. ,  -  towards ; 
pointing  towards  &c.  t.  ;  bound 
for;  aligned  -,  alligned-  with; 
direct,  straight ;  un-deviating, 
-swerving;  straightforward; 
North,  -em,  -erly,  &c.  n. 


279.  Deviation. — iV.  deviation; 
swerving  &c.  is. ;  obliquation, 
warp,  refraction  ;  flection,  flexion ; 
sweep ;  deflection,  -flexure ;  declin- 
ation. 

diversion,  digression,  departure 
from,  aberration;  divergence  &c. 
291;  zigzag;  detour  &c.  {circuit) 
629. 

[Desultory  motion]  wandering 
&c.  'D. ;  vagrancy,  evagation ;  by- 
paths and  crooked  ways.^ 

[Motion  sideways,  oblique  mo- 
tion] sidling  &c.  v. ;  knight's  move 
at  chess. 

V.  alter  one's  course,  deviate,  de- 
part from,  turn,  trend;  bend, 
curve  &c.  245;  swerve,  heel,  bear 
off. 

intervert;  deflect;  divert,  - 
from  its  course;  put  on  a  new 
scent,  shift,  shunt,  wear,  draw 
aside,  crook,  warp. 

stray,  straggle;  sidle;  diverge 
&c.  291;  tralineate,  digress,  wan- 
der; wind,  twist,  meander;  veer, 
tack;  turn  -aside,  -  a  comer,  - 
away  from;  wheel,  steer  clear  of; 
ramble,  rove,  drift;  go  -astray, 
-  adrift ;  yaw,  dodge ;  step  aside, 
ease  off,  make  way  for,  shy. 

fly  off  at  a  tangent;  glance  off; 
wheel  -,  face-  about ;  turn  -,  face- 
to  the  right  about;    wabble   &c. 
103 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  4°. 


Adv,  towards;  on  the  -road,  - 
high  road-  to;  versus^  to;  hither, 
thither,whither;  directly :  straight, 
-  forwards,  -  as  an  arrow ;  point 
blank;  in  a  -direct,  -  straight- 
line  -to,  -  for,  -  with ;  in  a  line 
with ;  lull  tilt  at,  as  the  crow  flies. 

before  -,  near  -,  close  to  -, 
against- the  wind;  windwards,  in 
the  wind's  eye. 

through,  vid^  by  way  of;   in  all 

directions,   -  manner  of    ways; 

quaquaversum,  from  the  four  winds. 


280.  [Going  before.]  Preces- 
sion. —  J^.  precession,  leading, 
heading;  precedence  &c.  62;  prior- 
ity &c.  116;  the  lead,  le  pas ;  van 
&c.  {front)  334 ;  precursor  &c.  64. 

V.  go  -before,  -  ahead,  -  in  the 
van,  -  in  advance ;  precede,  fore- 
run; usher  in,  introduce,  herald, 
head,  take  the  lead ;  lead,  -  the 
way,  -  the  dance ;  get  -,  have-  the 
start ;  steal  a  march ;  get  -before, 
-  ahead,  -?  in  front  of;  outstrip  &c. 
303 ;  take  precedence  &c.  (Jlrst  in 
order)  62. 

Adj.  leading  &c.  «, 

Adv.  in  advance,  before,  ahead, 
in  the  van;  fore-,  head-most;  in 
front. 

Fhr.  senioi^es  prior 68. 


282.  [Motion  forwards;  pro- 
gressive motion.]  Progression. — 
N.  progress,  -ion,  -iveness;  ad- 
vancing &c.  D. ;  advance,  -ment ; 
ongoing  ;  flood-tide,  headway ; 
march  &c.  266;  rise;  improve- 
ment &c.  658. 

V.  advance;  proceed,  progress; 
get  -on,  -  along,  -  over  the  ground ; 
gain  ground;  jog  -,  rub  -,  wag- 
on; go  with  the  stream;  keep  -, 
hold  on-  one's  course ;  go  -,  move 


(oscillate)  314;  go  out  of  one's  way 
&c.  {perform  a  circuit)  629;  lose 
one's  way. 

Adj.  deviating  &c.  v. ;  aberrant, 
errant;  ex-,  dis-cursive;  devious, 
desultory,  loose;  rambling;  stray, 
erratic,  vagrant,  undirected;  cir- 
cuitous, indirect,  zigzag;  crab- 
like. 

Adv.  astray  from,  round  about, 
wide  of  the  mark;  to  the  right 
about ;  all  manner  of  ways ;  circuit- 
ously  &c.  629. 

obliquely,  sideling,  like  the 
move  of  a  knight  on  a  chessboard. 

281.  [Going  after.]  Sequence. 
iV".  sequence ;  coming  after  &c. 
{order)  63;  {time)  117;  following; 
pursuit  &c.  622. 

follower,  attendant,  satellite, 
shadow,  dangler,  train. 

V.  follow;  pursue  &c.  62^;  go 
-,  fly-  after. 

attend,  beset,  dance  attendance 
on,  dog;  tread  -in  the  steps  of,  - 
close  upon;  be  -,  go  -,  follow-  in 
the  -wake,  -  trail,  -  rear-  of;  fol- 
low as  a  shadow,  hang  on  the 
skirts  of;  tread  -,  follow-  on  the 
heels  of. 

lag,  get  behind. 

Adj.  following  &;c.  v. 

Adv.  behind ;  in  the  -rear  &c. 
235,  -  train  of,  -  wake  of ;  after 
&c.  {order)  63,  {time)  117. 

283.  [Motion  backwards.]  Re- 
gression.— iV!  regress,  -ion;  re- 
tro-cession, -gression,  -gradation, 
-action;  reculade ;  retreat,  with- 
drawal, retirement,  re-migration; 
recession  &c.  {motion  from)  287; 
recess;  crab-like  motion. 

re-fluence,  -flux;  backwater,  re- 
gurgitation, ebb,  return;  resili- 
ence; reflection  {recoil)  277. 

counter  -motion,  -  movement,  - 
march  ;  veering,  tergiversation, 
104 


II.  IV.  4°. 


MOTION. 


282-285 


-,  come  -,  get  -  pass  -  push  -, 
press-  -on,  -  forward,  -  forwards, 
-ahead;  press  onwards,  step  for- 
ward; make  -,  work  -,  carve  -, 
push  -,  force  -,  edge  -,  elbow- 
one's  way ;  make  -progress,  -  head, 
-  way,  -  headway,  -  advances,  - 
strides,  -  rapid  strides  &c.  (veloci- 


pro- 


tance ;  make  up  leeway. 

Adj.    advancing    &c.    -». ; 
gressive,  -fluent;  advanced. 

Adv.  forward,  onward ;  forth, 
on,  ahead,  under  way,  en  route  for, 
on  -one's  way,  -  the  way,  -  the  road, 

-  the  high  road-  to ;   in  -progress, 

-  mid  progress ;  in  transitu  &c.  370. 
Phr.  vestioia  nulla  retrormm. 


ent,  -flex,  -cidivous,  -silient 


recidivation,  back-sliding,  fall  ; 
deterioration  &c.  659. 

turning-point  &c.  {reversion)  145. 

V.  re-cede,  -grade,  -turn,  -vert, 
-treat,  -tire;  retro-grade,  -cede; 
back,  -  out ;  withdraw ;  rebound 
&c.  277 ;  go  -,  come  -,  turn  -,  hark 
-,  draw  -,  fall  -,  get  -,  put  -,  run- 
back;  lose  ground;  fall  -,  drop- 
astern;  back  water,  put  about; 
veer,  -  round  ;  double,  wheel, 
countermarch ;  ebb,  regurgitate ; 
jib,  shrink,  shy. 

turn,  -tail,  -  round,  -  upon  one's 
heel,  -  one's  back  upon;  retrace 
one's  steps,  dance  the  back  step ; 
sound  -,  beat-  a  retreat;  go  home. 

Adj.  receding  &c.  «. ;  retro- 
grade, -gressive;  re-gressive,  -flu- 
;  crab-like ;  reactionary  &c.  277. 


Adv.  back,  -wards ;  reflexively,  to  the  right  about ;  a  reculmiSj 
d  rebours. 

Phr»  revenons  d  nos  moutojis,  as  you  were. 


285.  [Motion  given  to  an  object 
situated  behind.]  Traction. — iV". 
traction;  drawing &c.  v. ;  draught, 
pull,  haul;  rake;  "a  long  pull  a 
strong  pull  and  a  pull  altogether; " 
towage,  haulage. 

V.  draw,  pull,  haul,  lug,  rake, 
drag,  tug,  tow,  trail,  train;  take 
in  tow. 

wrench,  jerk,  twitch,  touse. 

Adj,  drawing  &c.  v. ;  tractile. 


284.  [Motion  given  to  an  object 
situated  in  front.]  Propulsion. — 
JV.  pro-pulsion,  -jection;  vis  a  ter- 
go ;  push  &c.  (impulse)  276;  e-, 
jaculation  ;  ejection  &c.  297  ; 
throw,  fling,  toss,  shot,  discharge, 
shy. 

[Science  of  propulsion]  projec- 
tiles, ballistics,  archery. 

missile,  projectile,  ball,  discus, 
quoit,  brickbat,  shot;  arrow,  gun 
&c.  {arms)  I'^l. 

shooter,   shot;  archer,  toxophi- 
iite ;  bow-,  rifle-,  marks-man  ;  good  -,  crack-  shot ;  sharpshooter 
&c.  {combatant)  726. 

V.  propel,  project,  throw,  fling,  cast,  pitch,  chuck,  toss, 
jerk,  heave,  shy,  hurl;  flirt,  fillip. 

dart,  lance,  tilt;  e-,  jaculate;  fulminate,  bolt,  drive,  sling, 
pitchfork. 

send ;  send  -,  let  -,  fire-  off ;  discharge,  shoot ;  launch,  send 
forth,  let  fly;  dash. 

put  -,  set-  in  motion ;  set  agoing,  start ;  give  -a  start,  -  an  im- 
pulse-to; impel  &c.  276;  trundle  &c,  {set  in  rotation)  312;  ex- 
pel &c.  297. 

carry  one  off  one's  legs ;  put  to  flight. 

Adj.  propelled  &c.  t). ;  propelling  &c.  v. ;  pro-pulsive,  -jectile. 

105 


286—291. 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  4°. 


286.  [Motion  towards.]  Ap- 
proach.— iV.  approach,  approxi- 
mation, appropinquation ;  access; 
appulse;  afflux,  -ion;  advent  &c. 
{approach  of  time)  121 ;  pursuit  &c. 
622. 

V.  approach,  approximate ;  near; 
get  -,  go  -,  draw-  near;  come,  - 
near,  -  to  close  quarters;  move  -, 
set  in-  towards ;  drift ;  make  up  to ; 
gain  upon ;  pursue  &c.  622 ;  tread 
on  the  heels  of;  bear  up;  make  the 
land;  hug  the  -shore,  -  land. 

Adj.  approaching  &c.  v-. ;  ap- 
proximative ;  affluent ;  impending, 
imminent  &c.  {destined)  152. 

Adv.  on  the  road. 

Int.  come  hither  !  approach !  here  !  come  !  come  near 


287.  [Motion  from.]  Recession. 
— N.  recession,  retirement,  with- 
drawal; retreat;  retrocession  &c. 
283 ;  departure  &c.  293 ;  recoil  &c. 
277 ;  flight  &c.  {avoidance)  623. 

Y.  recede,  go,  move  from,  re- 
tire, withdraw,  shrink;  come  -, 
move  -,  go  -,  get  -,  drift-  away; 
depart  &c.  293;  retreat  &c.  283; 
move  ^,- stand  -,  sheer- off ;  fall 
back,  stand  aside;  run  away  &c. 
{avoid)  623. 

remove,  shunt. 

Adj.  receding  &c.  v. 


288.  [Motion  towards,  actively.] 
Attractioist. — N.  attract-ion,  -ive- 
ness;  drawing  to,  pulling  towards, 
adduction,  magnetism,  gravity, 
attraction  of  gravitation. 

load-stone,  -star;  magnet,  side- 
rite. 

V,  attract;  draw-,  pull-,  drag- 
towards ;  adduce. 

Adj.  attracting  t^c.  v. ;  attra- 
hent,  attjactive,  adducent,  adduc- 
tive. 


290.  [Motion  nearer  to.]  Con- 
vergence.— JSf.  con-vergence,  -flu- 
ence,  -course,  -flux,  -gress,  -cur- 
rence,  -centration;  appulse,  meet- 
ing; corradiation. 

assemblage  &c.  72;  resort  &c. 
{focus)  74;  asymptote. 

V.  converge,  concur;  come  to- 
gether, unite,  meet,  fall  in  with; 
close  -with,  -  in  upon;  centre 
-round,  -  in;  enter  in;  pour  in. 

gather  together,  unite,  .concen- 
trate, bring  into  a  focus. 

Adj.  converging  &c.  v.  \  con- 
vergent, -fluent,  -current;  centri- 
petal ;  asymptotical. 


289.  [Motion  from,  actively.] 
Repulsion. — iV^.  repulsion;  driv- 
ing from  &c.  V. ;  repulse ;  abduc- 
tion. 

V.  repel;  push-,  drive-,  &c. 
276- from;  chase,  dispel;  retrude; 
abduce,  abduct;  send  away. 

keep  at  arm's  length,  turn  one's 
back  upon,  give  the  cold  shoul- 
der ;  send  -off,  -  away-  with  a  flea 
in  one's  ear. 

Adj.  repelling  &c.  v. ;  repellant, 
repulsive;  abducent,  abductive. 

291.  [Motion  further  off.]  Di- 
vergence.—iV.  diverg-ence,  -ency; 
divarication,  ramification,  radia- 
tion; separation  &c.  {disjunction) 
44;  dispersion  &c.  73;  deviation 
&c.  279;  aberration. 

V.  diverge,  divaricate,  radiate; 
ramify;  branch  -,  glance  -,  file- 
off;  fly  off,  -  at  a  tangent;  spread, 
scatter,  disperse  &c.  73;  deviate 
&c.  279 ;  part  &c.  {separate)  44. 

Adj.  diverging  &c.  v. ;  diver- 
gent, radiant,  centrifugal;  aber- 
rant. 


106 


II.  IV.  4*. 


MOTION. 


292-295. 


292.  [Terminal  motion  at.]  Ar- 
RiY^iL. — iV'.  arrival,  advent;  land- 
ing; de-,  disem-barcation ;  recep- 
tion, welcome,  vifi  d''honiieur. 

home,  goal ;  landing  -  place, 
-stage;  resting-place;  destination, 
harbour,  haven,  port;  terminus; 
halting  -place,  -  ground;  anchor- 
age &c.  {refuge)  666. 

return,  recursion,  remigration ; 
meeting;  ren-,  en-counter. 

completion  &c.  729. 

Y.  arrive  ;  get  to,  come  to; 
come;  reach,  attain;  come  up,  - 
with,  -  to ;  overtake ;  make,  fetch ; 
complete  &c.  729 ;  join,  rejoin. 

light,  alight,  dismount;  land, 
go  ashore ;  debark,  disembark ;  put 
-in,  -  into ;  visit,  cast  anchor,  pitch 
one's  tent ;  sit  down  &c.  (be  located) 
184;  get  to  one's  journey's  end; 
make  the  land ;  be  in  at  the  death ; 
come  -,  get-  -back,  -  home;  re- 
turn; come  in  &c.  (ingress)  294; 
make  one's  appearance  &c.  {ap- 
pear) 446 ;  drop  in. 

come  to  hand ;  come  -at,  -  across ; 
hit ;  come  -,  light  -,  pop  -,  bounce 
-,  plump  -,  burst  -,  pitch-  upon; 
meet;  en-,  ren-counter;  come  in 
contact. 

Adj.  arriving  &c.  v. ;  homeward- 
bound. 

Adv.  here,  hither. 

Int.  welcome  I  hail!  all  hail! 
good-day,  -  morrow ! 


Int.   begone!  &c.  {ejection) 
day !  au  revoir  !  fare  you  well 

294.  [Motion  into.]  Ingress. — 
N.  ingress;  entrance,  entry;  in- 
trogression;  influx;  intrusion,  in- 
road, incursion,  invasion,  irrup- 
tion; pene-,  interpene-tration ;  il- 
lapse,  import,  infiltration;  im- 
migration; admission  &c.  {recep- 
tion) 296;  insinuation  &c.  {inter- 
Qocence)  228 ;  insertion  &c.  300. 


293.  [Initial  motion  from.]  — 
Departure.  —  N.  departure,  de- 
cession,  decampment ;  embarca- 
tion;  outset,  start;  removal;  exit 
&c.  {egress)  295;  exodus,  Hejira, 
flight. 

leave-taking,  valediction,  adieu, 
farewell,  good-bye;  stirrup-cup 

starting-point,  -  post ;  point  -, 
place-  of  -departure,  -  embarca- 
tion ;  port  of  embarcation. 

V.  depart;  go,  —  away;  take 
one's  departure,  set  out;  set  -, 
march  -,  put  -,  start  -,  be  -,  move 
-,  get  -,  whip  -,  pack  -,  go  -, 
take  oneself-  off;  start,  issue, 
march  out,  debouch ;  go  -,  sally- 
forth  ;  sally,  set  forward ;  be  gone. 

leave  a  place,  quit,  vacate, 
evacuate,  abandon;  go  off  the 
stage,  make  one's  exit;  retire, 
withdraw,  remove ;  go  -one's  way, 
-  along,  -from  home ;  take  -flight,  - 
wing;  spring,  fly,  flit,  wing  one's 
flight ;  fly  -,  whip-  away ;  embark ; 
go  -on  board,  -  aboard ;  set  sai] ; 
put  -,  go-  to  sea ;  sail,  take  ship ; 
hoist  blue  Peter;  get  under  way, 
weigh  anchor;  strike  tents,  de- 
camp ;  walk  one's  chalks,  cut  one's 
stick ;  take  leave ;  say  -,  bid-  -good- 
bye &c.  n.^  disappear  &c.  449;  ab- 
scond &c.  {moid)  623. 

Adj.  departing  &c.  v. ;  valedic- 
tory ;  outward  bound. 

Adv.  whence,  hence,  thence; 
with  a  foot  in  the  stirrup ;  on  the 
-wing,  -  move. 

297;  farewell!  adieu!  good-bye,   - 
I  God  -bless  you,  -  speed ! 

295.  [Motionout  of.]  Egress. — 
N.  egress,  exit,  issue;  emer-sion- 
-gence ;  out-break,  -burst ;  e-,  pro- 
ruption ;  emanation ;  evacuation ; 
ex-,  trans-udation ;  extravasation, 
perspiration,  sweating,  leakage, 
percolation,  distillation,  oozing; 
gush  &c.  {icater  in  motion)  348;  out- 
pour, -ing  ;  effluence,  effusion  ; 
107 


294—297. 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  4°. 


inlet ;  way  in ;  mouth,  door,  &c. 
(ape?iing)  260 ;  path  &c.  (icay)  637 ; 
conduit  &c.  350;  immigrant. 

V,  have  the  entree  ;  enter ;  go  -, 
come  -  pour  -,  flow  -,  creep  -, 
slip  -,  pop  -,  break  -,  burst-  -into, 
-  in ;  set  foot  on ;  burst  -,  break- 
in  upon;  invade,  intrude;  insinu- 
ate itself;  inter-,  penetrate;  in- 
filtrate; find  one's  way-,  wriggle 
-,  worm  oneself-  into. 

give  entrance  to  &c.  (recewe) 
296 ;  insert  &c.  300. 

Adj,  incoming. 


efflux,  -ion;  drain;  dribbling  &c. 
v. ;  defluxion ;  drainage ;  out-come, 
-put  ;  discharge  &c.  (excretion) 
299. 

export  ;  expatriation  ;  e-,  re- 
migration;  debouche;  exodus  &c. 
(departure)  293;  emigrant. 

outlet,  vent,  spout,  tap,  sluice, 
floodgate;  pour;  vomitory,  out- 
gate,  sally-port;  way  out;  mouth, 
door  &c.  (opening)  260 ;  path  &c. 
{way)  627;  conduit  &c.  350;  air- 
pipe  &c.  351. 

V.  emerge,  emanate,  issue;  go 
-,  come  -,  move  -,  pass  -,  pour  -, 
flow  -out  of ;  pass  off,  evacuate, 
ex-,  trans-ude ;  leak ;  run,  -  out, 
-through;  per-,  trans-colate ;  strain,  distil;  perspire,  sweat, 
drain,  ooze ;  fllter,  filtrate ;  dribble,  gush,  spout,  flow  out ;  well, 
-  out :  pour,  trickle  &c.  (water  in  motion)  348 ;  effuse,  extravasate, 
disembogue,  discharge  itself,  debouch ;  come  -,  break-  forth ; 
burst  -out,  -  through ;  flnd  vent;  escape  &c.  671. 
Adj,  effused  &c.  v. ;  outgoing. 


296.  [Motion  into,  actively.] 
Reception. — N.  reception;  admis- 
sion, admittance,  entree,  importa- 
tion; intro-duction,  -mission;  im- 
mission,  ingestion,  imbibation, 
absorption,  ingurgitation,  inhala- 
tion; suction,  sucking;  eating, 
drinking  &c.  (food)  298 ;  insertion 
&c.  300;  interjection  &c.  228. 

V.  give  -entrance  to,  -  admit- 
tance to,  -  the  enPree  ;  intro-duce, 
-mit;  usher,  admit,  receive,  im- 
port, bring  in,  open  the  door  to, 
throw  open,  ingest,  absorb,  im- 
bibe, inhale;  let  -,  take  -,  suck- 
in;  re-admit,  -sorb,  -absorb;  snuff 
up,  swallow,  ingurgitate ;  engulph, 
engorge;  gulp;  eat,  drink,  &c. 
(food:)  298. 

Adj.  admit-ting  &c.  •».,  -ted  &c. 
t>, ;  admissible ;  absorbent. 


tap,  draw  off;  bale  -,  lade- 


297.  [Motion  out  of,  actively.] 
Ejection. — N.  ejection,  emission, 
effusion,  rejection,  expulsion,  evic- 
tion, extrusion,  trajection;  dis- 
charge. 

egestion,  evacuation,  vomition; 
rue-,  eruc-tation ;  blood-letting, 
venesection,  phlebotomy,  para- 
centesis ;  tapping,  drainage ;  clear- 
ance, -age. 

deportation  ;  banishment  &c. 
(punishment)  972;  rogue's  march  ; 
relegation,  extradition;  dislodg- 
ment. 

V.  give  -exit,  -  vent-  to ;  let  -, 
give  -,  pour  -,  send-  out;  dcs-, 
dis-patch ;  exhale,  excern,  excrete ; 
secrete,  secern;  extravasate,  shed, 
void,  evacuate ;  emit ;  open  the 
sluices,  -  floodgates;  turn  on  the 
tap  ;  extrude,  detrude  ;  effuse, 
spend,  expend;  pour  forth;  squirt, 
spirt,  spill,  slop  ;  perspire  &c. 
(etude)  295  ;  breathe,  blow  &c. 
(wind)  349. 

out;  let  blood,  broach. 
108 


II.  IV.  4^= 


MOTION. 


297-299. 


eject,  reject;  expel,  discard;  cut,  send  to  Coventry;  chisser; 
banish  &c.  (punish)  972;  throw  &c.  284  -out,  -  up,  -  off,  -  away, 
-  aside ;  push  &c.  276  -out,  -  off,  -  away,  -  aside ;  shovel  -,• 
sweep-  -out,  -  away ;  brush  -,  whisk  -,  turn  -,  send-  -off,  -  away ; 
discharge;  send  -,  turn  -,  cast-  adrift;  turn  -,  bundle-  out; 
throw  overboard ;  give  the  sack  to ;  send  -packing,  -  about  one's 
business,  -  to  the  right  about;  strike  off  the  roll  &c.  (abrogate) 
756 ;  turn  out  -neck  and  heels,  -  head  and  shoulders,  -  neck  and 
crop ;  pack  off ;  send  away  with  a  flea  in  the  ear ;  send  to  Jericho ; 
bow  out,  show  the  door  to. 

turn  out  of  -doors,  -house  and  home;  evict,  oust;  un-house, 
-kennel ;  dislodge ;  un-,  dis~people ;  depopulate ;  relegate,  deport. 

empty ;  drain,  -  to  the  dregs ;  sweep  off*;  clear,  -  off,  -  out,  - 
away ;  suck,  draw  off ;  clean  out,  make  a  clean  sweep  of,  clear 
decks,  purge. 

em-,  dis-,  disem-bowel ;  eviscerate,  gut ;  unearth,  root  -out,  - 
up ;  averruncate ;  weed  -,  get-  out ;  eliminate,  get  rid  of,  do  away 
with,  shake  off. 

vomit,  spew,  puke,  keck,  retch ;  belch,  -  out ;  cast  -,  bring-  up ; 
disgorge;  expectorate,  clear  the  throat,  hawk,  spit,  sputter, 
splutter,  slobber,  drivel,  slaver,  slabber;  eructate. 

unpack,  unlade,  unload,  unship ;  break  bulk. 

be  let  out ;  ooze  &c.  (emerge)  295. 

Adj.  emitt-ing,  -ed  «fcc.  •». 

Int.  begone !  get  you  gone !  get  -,  go-  -away,  -  along,  -  along 
with  you  !  go  your  way  I  away,  -  with  !  off  with  you  !  go,  - 
about  your  business !  be  off !  avaunt!  aroynt! 


298.  [Eating.]  Food.— iV.  eating 
&c.  1). ;  deglutition,  gulp,  epula- 
tion,  mastication,  manducation, 
rumination;  hippo-,  ichthyo-pha- 
gy;  gluttony  &c.  957. 

mouth,  jaws,  mandible,  mazard, 
chops. 

drinking  &c.  ■». ;  potation, 
draught,  libation;  carousal  &c. 
(amusement)  840 ;  drunkenness  &c. 
959. 

food,  pabulum  ;  aliment,  nourish- 
ment, nutriment ;  susten-ance,  -ta- 
tion ;  nurture,  subsistence,  proven- 
der, fodder,  provision,  ration, 
keep,  commons,  board;  commis- 
sariat &c.  {provision)  637;  prey, 
forage,  pasture,  pasturage;  fare,  cheer;  diet,  -ary;  regimen; 
belly  timber,  staff  of  life ;  bread,  -and  cheese. 

comestibles,  eatables,  victuals,   edibles,  ingesta ;  grub,  prog, 
meat;  bread,  -stuffs;  cerealia ;  viands;  cates,  delicacy,  dainty, 
creature  comforts,    contents  of  the   larder,   flesh-pots;    festal 
10  109 


299  Excretion. — ISf.  excretion, 
discharge,  emanation;  exhalation, 
exudation,  extrusion,  secretion, 
effusion,  extravasation,  eccliymosis, 
evacuation,  dejection,  foeces^  ex- 
crement ;  perspiration,  sweat ;  sub-, 
exud-ation;   diaj^horesis ;    sewage. 

saliva,  spittle,  rheum;  ptyalism, 
salivation,  catarrh ;  diarrhoea ; 
ejecta,  egesta^  sputa  ;  excreta  ;  lava ; 
exuviae,  &c.  (uncleanness)  653. 

hemorrhage,  bleeding;  outpour- 
ing (fee.  (egress)  295. 

F.  excrete  &c.  (eject)  297 ;  eman- 
ate &c.  (came  out)  295. 


298-301. 


SPACE. 


II   IV.  4° 


board;  ambrosia;  good -cheer, -living;  hearty  meal,  blowout 

joint,  jjike  de  resistance,  roast  and  boiled ;  remove,  entree,  en- 
tremet,  liors  cVceuvre;  relete,  hash,  rechauffe,  stew,  ragout,  fricas- 
see, mince ;  pottage,  'potage,  broth,  soup,  consomme,  iniree,  spoon- 
meat;  pie,  pasty,  vol-au-vent ;  pudding,  omelet:  pastry;  sweets 
&c.  396 ;  kickshaws ;  condiment  &c.  393. 

table,  cuisine,  bill  of  fare,  menu,  table  cPhote,  ordinary. 

meal,  repast,  feed,  spread;  mess;  dish,  plate,  course;  regale; 
regale-,  refresh-,  entertain-ment;  refection,  collation,  picnic, 
feast,  banquet,  junket;  breakfast;  lunch,  -eon;  dejeuner,  bever, 
tiffin,  dinner,  supper,  snack,  whet,  bait,  dessert;  potluck,  table 
dViote,  dejeuner  a  la  fourchette. 

mouthful,  bolus,  gobbet,  morsel,  sop,  sippet. 

drink,  beverage,  liquor,  broth,  soup;  potion,  dram,  draught, 
drench,  swill ;  nip,  sip,  sup,  gulp. 

wine,  spirits,  liqueur,  beer,  ale,  malt  liquor,  Sir  John  Barley- 
corn, stingo,  heavy  wet ;  grog,  toddy,  flip,  punch,  negus,  cup, 
bishop,  wassail;  gin  &c.  {intoxicating  liquor)  959;  coffee,  choco- 
late, cocoa,  tea,  the  cup  that  cheers  but  not  inebriates. 

eating-bouse  &c.  189. 

V.  eat,  feed,  fare,  devour,  swallow,  take;  gulp,  bolt,  snap; 
fall  to;  despatch,  dispatch;  discuss;  take  -,  get  -,  gulp-  down; 
lay  -,  tuck-  in ;  lick,  pick,  peck ;  gormandize  &c.  957 ;  bite, 
champ,  munch,  cranch,  craunch,  crunch,  chew,  masticate,  royne, 
nibble,  gnaw,  mumble. 

live  on ;  feed  -,  batten  -,  fatten  -,  feast-  upon ;  browse,  graze, 
crop,  regale;  cslTOM^q  &,q,.  {make  nierry)  840;  eat  heartily,  do  jus- 
tice to,  play  a  good  knife  and  fork,  banquet. 

break  -bread,  -  ore's  fast ;  breakfast,  lunch,  dine,  take  tea,  sup. 

drink,  -in,  -up,  -  one's  fill;  quaff,  sip,  sup;  suck, -up;  lap; 
swig;  swill,  tipple  &c.  (be  drunten)  959;  empty  one's  glass, 
drain  the  cup;  toss  -off,  -one's  glass;  wash  down,  crack  a  bottle, 
wet  one's  whistle. 

purvey  &c.  637. 

Adj.  eatable,  edible,  esculent,  comestible,  alimentary;  cereal, 
cibarious;  dietetic;  culinary;  nutri-tive,  -tious;  succulent;  pot- 
able, -ulent;  bibulous. 

omn-,  earn-,  herb-,  gran-,  gramin-,  phyt-ivorous ;  ichthyopha- 
gous. 


300.  [Forcible  ingress.]  Inser- 
TioiT. — N.  insertion,  implantation, 
introduction;  insinuation  &c.  {in- 
terventicn)  228 ;  planting  &c.  ■». ; 
injection,  inoculation,  importa- 
tion, infusion;  forcible  -ingress 
&c.  294;  immersion;  submer-sion, 
-gence;  dip,  plunge;  bath  &c. 
{water)  337;  interment  &c.  363. 

V.  insert;  intro-duce,  -mit;  put 


301.  [Forcible  egress.]  Extrac 
TiON. — N.  extraction;  extracting 
&c.  n. ;  removal,  elimination,  ex- 
trication, eradication,  evolution. 

evulsion,  avulsion;  wrench;  ex- 
pression, squeezing ;  extirpation, 
extermination;  ejection  &c.  297; 
export  «&;c.  {egress)  295. 

extractor,  corkscrew,  forceps, 
pliers. 

110 


II   IV.  4° 


MOTION. 


300-304 


V.  extract,  draw;  take  -,  draw 
-,  pull  -,  tear  -,  pluck  -,  pick  -, 
get- out;  wring  from,  vrrench;  ex- 
tort; root  -,  weed  -,  grub  -,  rake- 
-up,  -out;  eradicate;  pull-  pluck- 
up  by  t  lip  roots;  averruncate;  un- 
root; uproot,  pull  up,  extirpate, 
dredge. 

remove;  educe,  elicit;  evolve, 
extricate;  eliminate  &c.  (eject)  221  \ 
eviscerate  &c.  397. 

express,  squeeze  out. 

Adj,  extracted  &c.  v. 


~,  run-  into;  import;  inject;  in- 
terject &c.  228 ;  infuse,  instil,  in- 
oculate, impregnate,  imbue,  im- 
brue. 

graft,  ingraft,  bud,  plant,  im- 
plant; dovetail. 

obtrude ;  thinist  -,  stick  -,  ram 
-,  stuff  -,  tuck  -,  press  -,  drive  -, 
pop  -,  whip  -,  drop  -  put-  in ; 
impact ;  empierce  &c.  (mai:e  a  hole) 
260. 

imbed ;  immerse,  immerge, 
merge;  bathe,  soak,  &c.  (water) 
337;  dip,  plunge  &c.  310. 

bury  &c.  {inter)  363. 

insert  &c.-  itself;  plunge  in  medias  res. 

Adj.  inserted  &c.  v. 

302.  [Motion  through.]  Passage. — iV".  passage,  transmis- 
sion ;  permeation ;  pene-,  interpene-tration ;  transudation,  in- 
filtration; eudosmose,  exosmose;  intercurrence ;  ingress  &c. 
294;  egress  &c.  295;  path  &c.  627;  conduit  &c.  350;  opening 
&c.  260;  journey  &c.  266;  voyage  &c.  267. 

V.  pass,  -through;  perforate  &c.  {hok)2QQ;  penetrate,  per- 
meate, thread,  thrid,  enfilade;  go -through,  -  across;  go-, 
pass- over;  cut  across;  ford,  cross;  pass  and  repass,  work, 
make  -,  thread  -,  worm  -,  force-  one's  way ;  make  -,  force-  a 
passage;  cut  one's  way  through;  find  its  -way,  -  vent;  trans- 
mit, make  way,  clear  the  course ;  traverse,  go  over  the  ground. 

Adj.  passing  &c.  v. ;   intercurrent. 

Adv.  en  passant  &c.  {transit)  270. 

303.  [Motion  beyond.]  Tra^^s- 
cuRSiox.  —  N.  truns-cursion,  -ili- 
ence,  -gression;  trespass;  en- 
croach-, infringe-ment;  extrava- 
gation,  transcendence ;  redund- 
ance &c.  641. 

V.  transgress,  surpass,  pass;  go- 
beyond,  -  by ;  show  in  -,  come  to 
the-  front;  shoot  ahead  of;  steal 
a  march  upon. 

over-step,  -pass,  -reach,  -go, 
-ride,  -leap,  -jump,  -skip,  -lap, 
-shoot  the  mark;  out-strip,  -leap, 
-jump,  -go,  -step,  -run,  -ride, 
-rival,  -do;  beat,  -  hollow;  dis- 
tance; leave  in  the  -lurch,  -rear; 
throw  into  the  shade;  exceed, 
transcend,  surmount;  soar  &c. 
{rise)  305. 


304.  [Motion  short  of.]  Short- 
coming.— iV^.  shortcoming,  failure; 
falling  short  &c.  r. ;  de-fault,  -fal- 
cation ;  leeway ;  labour  in  vain,  no 
go. 

incompleteness  &c.  53;  imper- 
fection &c.  651 ;  insufficiency  &c. 
640;  non-completion  &c.  730;  fail- 
ure «fcc.  732. 

V.  come  -,  fall  -,  stop-  -short, 
-  short  of ;  not  reach ;  want ;  keej.' 
within  -bounds,  -  the  mark,  -• 
compass. 

break  down,  stick  in  the  mud, 
collapse,  come  to  nothing;  fall 
-through,  -  to  the  ground ;  cave 
in,  end  in  smoke,  miss  the  mark, 
fail ;  lose  ground ;  miss  stays. 

Adj.  unreached  ;  deficient;  short, 
111 


303-308 


SPACE. 


II.  IV.  4°. 


encroach,  trespass,  infringe, 
trench  upon,  intrench  on;  strain; 
stretch  -,  strain-  a  point ;  pass  the 
Rubicon. 

Ad^.  surpassing  &c.  la. 

Adv.  beyond  the  mark,  ahead. 

305.  [Motion upwards.]  Ascent. 
— JV.  ascent,  ascension ;  rising  &c. 
V. ;  rise,  upgrowth ;  leap  &c.  309 ; 
acclivity,  hill  &c.  317;  flight  of 
-steps,  -  stairs ;  ladder. 

rocket,  lark;  sky-rocket,  -lark; 
Alpine  Club. 

V.  ascend,  rise,  mount,  arise, 
uprise ;  go  -,  get  -,  work  one's 
way  -,  start  -,  spring  -,  shoot-  up ; 
aspire. 

climb,  clamber,  ramp,  scramble, 
escalade,  surmount;  scale,  -  the 
heights. 

tower,  soar,  hover,  spire,  plane, 
swim,  float,  surge ;  leap  &c.  309. 

Adj.  rising  &c.  v. ;  scandent, 
buoyant ;  super-natant,  -fluitant. 

Adv.  uphill. 


-of;  minus;  out  of  depth;  per- 
functory &c.  {neglect)  460. 

Adv.  within  -the  mark,  -  com- 
pass, -  bounds:  behindhand;  re 
infectd  ;  to  no  purpose ;  far  from  it. 

Phr.  the  bubble  burst. 

306.  [Motion  downwards.]  De- 
scent.— N.  descent,  descension, 
declension,  declination;  fall;  fall- 
ing &c.  V. ;  drop,  cadence ;  subsi- 
dence, lapse;  downfall,  tumble, 
slip,  tilt,  trip,  lurch ;  cropper,  cul- 
hute  ;  titubation,  stumble ;  fate  of 
Icarus. 

avalanche^  debacle,  landslip. 

declivity,  dip,  hill. 

V.  descend ;  go  -,  drop  -,  come  • 
down;  fall,  gravitate,  drop,  slip, 
slide,  settle;  decline,  set,  sink, 
droop,  come  down  a  peg. 

dismount,  alight,  light,  get 
down;  swoop;  stoop  &c.  308;  fall 
prostrate,  precipitate  oneself;  let 
fall  &c.  308. 

tumble,  trip,  stumble,   titubate, 
lurch,  pitch,  swag,  topple;  topple 
-,    tumble-  -dov/n,    -   over;    tilt, 
sprawl,  plump  down,  come  down 
a  cropper. 
Adj.  descending  &c.  v. ;  descendent;  decur-rent,  -sive;  labent, 
deciduous;  nodding  to  its  fall. 
Adv.  down-hill,  -wards. 


307.  Elevation. — JSf.  elevation; 
raising  &c.  ®. ;  erection,  lift;  sub- 
levation,  upheaval;  sublimation, 
exaltation;  prominence  &c.  {con- 
vexity) 2,^^. 

lever  &c.  633;  crane,  derrick, 
windlass,  capstan,  winch,  lift. 

V.  heighten,  elevate,  raise,  lift, 
erect;  set  -,  stick  -,  perch  -,  perk 
-,  tilt-  up;  rear,  hoist,  heave;  up- 
lift, -raise,  -rear,  -bear,  -cast, 
-hoist,  -heave;  buoy, weigh,  mount, 
give  a  lift ;  exalt,  sublimate ;  place 
-,  set-  on  a  pedestal. 

take  -,  drag  -,  fish-  up ;  dredge. 

stand  -,  rise  -,  get  -,  jump-  up; 


308.  Depression. — N.  lowering 
&c.  V. ;  depression;  dip  &c.  {conca- 
vity) 252;  abasement;  detrusion; 
reduction. 

over-throw,  -set,  -turn;  upset; 
prostration,  subversion,  precipita- 
tion. 

bow;  courtesy,  curtsy;  genuflex- 
ion, howfou^  obeisance. 

V.  depress,  lower;  let  -,  take- 
-down,  -  down  a  peg;  cast;  let 
-drop,  -  fall ;  sink,  debase,  bring 
low,  abase,  reduce,  detrude,  pitch, 
precipitate. 

over-throw,  -turn,  -set;  upset, 
subvert,  prostrate,  level,  fell;  cast 
tX3 


II.  IV.  4° 


MOTION. 


307-311. 


spring  to  one's  feet;  hold  -oneself, 
-  one's  head-  up;  drawn  oneself 
up  to  his  full  height. 

Adj.  elevated  &c.  -y. ;  stilted,  at- 
tollent,  rampant. 

Adv.  on  -stilts,  -  the  shoulders 
of,  -  one's  legs,  -  one's  hind  legs. 


Adj.  depressed  &c.  v. ;  at 
213. 


-,  take  -,  throw  -  fling  -,  dash 
-,  pull  -,  cut  -,  knock  -,  hew- 
down;  raze,  -  to  the  ground; 
trample  in  the  dust,  pull  about 
one's  ears. 

sit,  -  down ;  couch,  squat, 
crouch,  stoop,  bend,  bow;  courtc- 
sy,  curtsy;  bob,  duck,  dip,  kneel; 
bend  -,  bow-  the  -head,  -  knee; 
bow  down;  cower;  recline  &c.  {he 
JwrizontaV)  313. 
low  ebb ;  prostrate  &c.  {horizontal) 


309.  Leap. — N.  leap,  jump,  hop, 
spring,  bound,  vault,  saltation. 

dance,  caper;  curvet,  caracole; 
gam-hade^  -hado ;  capriole,  demi- 
volt ;  buck,  -  jump ;  hop  skip  and 
jump. 

kangaroo,  jerboa,  chamois,  goat, 
frog,  grasshopper,  flea. 

V.  leap;  jump  -up,  -  over  the 
moon;  hop,  spring,  bound,  vault, 
ramp,  cut  capers,  trip,  skip,  dance, 
caper;  curvet,  caracole;  foot  it, 
bob,  bounce,  flounce,  start;  frisk 
&c.  (amusement)  840;  jump  about 
&c.  (agitation)  315;  trip  it  on  the  light  fantastic  toe,  dance 
oneself  off  one's  legs. 

Adj.  leaping  &c.  v. ;  saltatory,  frisky. 

Adv.  on  the  light  fantastic  toe. 


310.  Plunge. — iV.  plunge,  dip, 
dive,  header;  ducking  &c.  ^'. ; 
diver. 

V.  plunge,  dip,  souse,  duck* 
dive,  plump;  take  a  -plunge,  - 
header;  make  a  plunge;  bathe  &c. 
(iiater)  337. 

sub-merge,  -merse ;  douse,  sink, 
engulph,  send  tc  the  bottom. 

get  out  of  one's  depth ;  go  -to 
the  bottom,  -  down  like  a  stone: 
founder,  welter,  wallow. 


311.  [Curvilinear  motion.]  Circuition. — If.  circuition,  cir- 
culation; turn,  curvet;  excursion;  circum-vention,  -naviga- 
tion,  -ambulation;  north-west  passage;  circuit  &c.  629. 

turning  &c.  v. ;  wrench ;  evolution  ;  coil,  corkscrew. 

V.  turn,  bend,  wheel;  go-,  put-  about;  heel;  go-,  turn- 
-round,  -  to  the  right  about;  turn  on  one's  heel;  make  -,  de- 
scribe- a  -circle,  -  complete  circle;  go  -,  pass-  through  -180°, 
-  360°. 

circumnavigate,  -ambulate,  -vent;  put  a  girdle  round  the 
earth,  go  the  round,  make  the  round  of. 

turn  -,  round-  a  corner;  double  a  point. 

wind,  circulate,  meander;  whisk,  twirl;  twist  &c.  (conwltt^ 
tion)  248 ;  make  a  detour  &c.  (circuit)  629. 

Adj.  turning  &c.  v.\  circuitous ;  circum-foraneous,  -fluent. 

Adv.  round  about. 


10* 


113 


312-315.  SPACE.  II.  iv.  4^ 


313.  [Motion  in  a  reverse  circle.] 
Evolution.  —  iVi  evolution,  un- 
folding, development  ;  eversion 
&c.  {inversion)  218. 

V.  evolve;  un-fold,  -roll,  -wind, 
-coil,  -twist,  -furl,  -twine,  -ravel; 
disentangle;  develop. 

Adj.  evolving   &c. 
&c.  V. 


312.  [Motion  in  a  continued  cir- 
cle.] Rotation.  —  N.  rotation, 
revolution,  gyration,  circulation, 
roll ;  circum- rotation,  -volution, 
-gyration;  volutation,  circination, 
turbination,  pirouette,  convolu- 
tion. 

verticity;  wliir,  whirl,  eddy, 
vortex,  whirlpool,  gurge;  cyclone, 
tornado  ;  surge  ;  'vertigo,  dizzy 
round;  Maelstrom,  Charybdis;  Ix- 
ion. 

wheel,  screw,  whirligig,  rolling  stoaie,  windmill;  top,  teeto- 
tum; roller;  fly-wheel;  jack;  caster. 

axis,  axle,  spindle,  pivot,  pin,  hinge,  pole,  swivel,  gimbals, 
arbor,  bobbin,  mandrel. 

[  Science  of  rotatory  motion]  Trochilics. 

V.  rotate;  roll,  -  along;  revolve,  spin;  turn,  -  round ;  circum- 
volve;  circulate,  gyre,  gyrate,  wheel,  whirl,  twirl,  trundle, 
troll,  bowl. 

roll  up,  furl;  wallow,  welter;  box  the  compass;  spin  like  a 
-top,  -  teetotum. 

Adj.  rotating  &c.  ^. ;  rota-tory,  -ry;  circumrotatory,  trochilic, 
Vertiginous,  gyratory;  vortic-al,  -ose, 

Adv.  head  over  heels,  round  and  round,  like  a  horse  in  a  mill. 

314.  [Reciprocating  motion,  motion  to  and  fro.]  Oscilla- 
tion.— N.  oscillation;  vibration,  libration;  motion  of  a  pen- 
dulum; nutation;  undulation;  pulsation;  pulse. 

alternation;  coming  and  going  &c.  v.\  ebb  and  flow,  flux 
and  reflux,  ups  and  downs. 

fluctuation;  vacillation  &c.  {irresolution)  605. 

wave,  vibratiuncle,  swing,  beat,  shake,  wag,  see-saw,  dance, 
lurch,  dodge. 

V.  oscillate;  vi-,  li-bate;  alternate,  undulate,  wave;  rock, 
swing;  pulsate,  beat;  wag,  -gle;  nod,  bob,  courtesy,  curtsy; 
tick;  play;  wamble,  wabble;  dangle,  swag. 

fluctuate,  dance,  curvet,  reel,  quake;  quiver,  quaver;  shake, 
flicker;  wriggle;  roll,  toss,  pitch;  flounder,  stagger,  totter; 
move  -  l)ob-  up  and  down  &c.  adv. ;  pass  and  repass,  ebb  and 
flow,  come  and  go;  vacillate  &c.  605. 

brandish,  shake,  flourish. 

Adj.  oscillating  &c.  v.\  oscill-,  undul-,  puis-,  libr-atory; 
vibrat-ory,  -ile;  pendulous. 

Adv.  to  and  fro,  up  and  down,  backwards  and  forwards,  see- 
saw, zigzag,  wibble-wabble,  in  and  out,  from  side  to  side, 
like  buckets  in  a  well. 

315.  [Irregular  motion.]  Agitation. — JV.  agitation,  stir, 
tremor,  shake,  ripple,  jog,  jolt,  jar.  jerk,  shock,  succussion, 

lU 


U   IV.  4.°.  MOTION.  it& 

trepidation,  quiver,  quaver,  dance;  jactit-ation,  -ance;  shuf 
fling  &c.  V. ;  twitter,  flicker,  flutter. 

disquiet,  perturbation,  commotion,  turmoil,  turbulence  j 
tumult,  -uation;  hubbub,  rout,  bustle,  fuss,  racket,  subsultui 
staggers,  megrims,  epilepsy,  fits. 

spasm,  throe,  throb,  palpitation,  convulsion. 

disturbance  &c.  {disorder)  59;  restlessness  &c.  {changedble- 
ness)  149.  < 

ferment,  -ation;  ebullition,  effervescence,,  hurly  burly, 
cahotage ;  tempest,  storm,  ground  swell,  heavy  sea,  whirlpool, 
vortex ;  whirlwind  &c.  {wind)  349. 

F.  be  -agitated  &c. ;  shake;  tremble,  -like  an  aspen  leaf; 
quiver,  quaver,  quake,  shiver,  twitter,  twire,  writhe,  toss, 
shuffle,  tumble,  stagger,  bob,  reel,  sway ;  wag,  -gle ;  wriggle, 
-  like  an  eel  ;  dance,  stumble,  shamble,  flounder,  totter, 
flounce,  flop,  curvet,  prance. 

throb,  pulsate,  beat,  palpitate,  go  pit-a-pat;  flutter,  flitter, 
flicker,  bicker;  bustle. 

ferment,  effervesce,  foam;  boil,  -  over;  bubble,  -  up; 
simmer. 

toss  -,  jump-  about;  jump  like  a  parched  pea;  shake  like  an 
aspen  leaf;  shake  to  its -centre,  -foundations;  be  the  sport 
of  the  winds  and  waves ;  reel  to  and  fro  like  a  drunken  man ; 
move  -,  drive-  from  post  to  pillar  and  from  pillar  to  post; 
keep  between  hawk  and  buzzard. 

agitate,  shake,  convulse,  toss,  tumble,  bandy,  wield,  brand- 
ish, flap,  flourish,  whisk,  jerk,  hitch,  jolt;  jog,  -gle;  jostle, 
buffet,  hustle,  disturb,  stir,  shake  up,  chum,  jounce,  wallop, 
whip,  vellicate. 

Adj.  shaking  &c.  v. ;  agitated,  tremulous ;  de-,  sub-sultory ; 
shambling;  giddy-paced,  saltatory,  convulsive,  unquiet,  rest- 
less, all  of  a  twitter. 

Adv.  by  fits  and  starts ;  subsultorily  &c.  adj» ;  per  mltum ; 
hop  skip  and  jump ;  in  -convulsions,  -  fits. 


iVi 


316-  318. 


MATTER. 


m. 


CLASS  III. 
Words  relating  to  MATTER. 


Secttoi^  I.     MATTER  IN  GENERAL. 


317.  Immateeiality.  —  iVl  im- 
material-ity,  -ness  ;  incorporeity, 
spirituality ;  inextension. 

personality;  I,  myself,  me;  ego^ 
spirit  &c.  {9,ouT)  450;  immaterial- 
ism;  spi ritual-ism,  -ist. 

F.  dis-embocly,  spiritualize. 

Adj.  immateri-al,  -ate ;  incorpor- 
eal,  -al;  asomatous,    uiiextencled; 
un-,  dis-embodied ;  extramundane, 
unearthly ;  pneumatoscopic ;  spiri 
tual  &c.  {2^sycliical)  450. 

personal,  subjective. 


316.  Matekialitt.  —  2^.  mate- 
lial-ity,  -ness;  corpor-eity,  -ality; 
substantiality,  flesh  and  blood, 
plenum  ;  physical  condition. 

matter,  body,  substance,  brute 
matter,  stuff,  element,  principle, 
farenchyma,  material,  substratum, 
hylc,  corpus^  pabulum ;  frame. 

object,  article, thing,  something; 
still  life;  stocks  and  stones;  mate- 
rials &c.  635. 

[Science  of  matter]  Physics; 
Somat-ology,  -ics;  Natural  -,  Ex- 
perimental -  Philos  ophy ;  Physical 
Science,  Philosophie  jjositwe,  Mate- 
rialism; materialist;  physicist. 

Adj.  material,  bodily  ;    corpor-eal,   -al  ;  physical  ;   somat-ic, 
•oscopic;  sensible,  tangible,  ponderable,  palpable,  substantial, 

objective,  impersonal,  neuter,  unspiritual,  materialistic. 

•      318.  World.— iV;  world,  creation,  nature,  universe;  earth, 
globe,  wide  world;  cosmos;  terraqueous  globe,  sphere ;  macro-, 
'         mega-cosm ;  music  of  the  spheres. 

heavens,  sky,  welkin,  empyrean;  starry  -heaven,  -  host; 
firmament ;  vault  -,  canopy-  of  heaven ;  celestial  spaces. 

heavenly  bodies,  stars,  asteroids;  nebulae;  galaxy,  milky 
way,  galactic  circle,  via  lactea. 

sun,  orb  of  day,  Apollo,  Phoebus;  photo-,  chromo-sphere*, 
solar  system ;  planet,  -oid ;  comet;  satellite ;  moon,  orb  of  night, 
Diana;  aerolite,  meteor;  falling-,  shooting-  star. 

constellation,  zodiac,  signs  of  the  zodiac,  Charles's  wain. 
Great  Bear,  Southern  Cross,  Orion's  belt,  Cassiopea's  chair, 
Pleiades. 

colures,  equator,  ecliptic,  orbit. 

116 


HI.  II.  1°.  MATTER  IN  GENERAL.— INORGANIC  MATTER.  318—322. 


[Science  of  heavenly  bodies]  Astronomy;  Urano-graphy, 
-logy;  Cosmo-logy,  -graphy,  -gony;  eidouranion,  orrery;  Geo- 
desy &c.  (measurement)  466;  star-gazing,  -gazer;  astronomer; 
observatory. 

Adj.  cosmical,  mundane;  terr-estrial,  -estrious,  -aqueous, 
-ene,  -eous;  telluric,  earthly,  geotic,  under  the  sun;  sub- 
lunary, -astral. 

solar,  heliacal;  lunar;  celestial,  heavenly,  sphery;  starry; 
stellar ;  sider-eal,  -al ;  astral ;  nebular. 

Adv.  in  all  creation,  on  the  face  of  the  globe,  here  below, 
under  the  sun. 


319.  Gravity. — iV".  gravi-ty,  -ta- 
tion;  weight;  heaviness  &c.  ad;j.; 
specific  gravity ;  ponderosity,  pres- 
sure, load;  bur-den,  -then;  ballast, 
counterpoise  ;  lump  -,  mass  -, 
weight-  of. 

lead,  millstone,  mountain,  Ossa 
on  Pelion. 

weighing,  ponderation,  trutina- 
tion ;  weight ;  avoirdupois  -,  troy  -, 
apothecaries'-  weight ;  grain,  scru- 
ple, drachm,  ounce,  pound,  lb,  load, 
stone,  hundred  weight,  cwt,  ton, 
quintal,  carat,  pennyweight,  tod. 

[Weighing  instrument]  balance, 
scales,  steelyard,  beam,  weigh- 
bridge, spring  balance. 

[Science  of  gravity]  Statics. 

V.  be  -heavy  &c.  adj. ;  gravi- 
tate, weigh,  press,  cumber,  load. 

[Measure  the  weight  of]  weigh, 
poise. 

Adj.  weighty ;  weighing  &c.  v. ;  heavy,  -  as  lead ;  ponder-ous, 
-able;  lump-ish,  -y;  cumber-,  burden-some;  cumbrous,  un- 
wieldy, massive. 

in-,  superin-cumbent. 

SECTiOisr  II.     INORGANIC  ]VIATTER. 


320.  Levity.— iV.  levity;  light- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  imponderability, 
buoyancy,  volatility, 

feather,  dust,  mote,  down,  this- 
tle down,  flue,  cobweb,  gossamer, 
straw,  cork,  bubble;  float,  buoy; 
ether,  air. 

leaven,  ferment,  barm,  yeast. 

V.  be-  light  &c.  adj. ;  float, 
swim,  be  buoyed  up. 

render-  light  &c.  adj. ;  lighten, 
leaven. 

Adj.  lir;ht,  subtile,  airy;  impon- 
der-ous,  -able ;  astatic,  weightless, 
ethereal,  sublimated;  uncompress- 
ed, volatile ;  buoyant,  floating  &c. 
V. ;  portable. 

light  as  -a  feather,  -  thistle  down, 
-  air. 


V.   Solid 

321.  Density. — iV.  density,  so- 
lidity ;  solidness  &c.  adj. ;  impene- 
tra-,  impermea-bility;  incompressi- 
bility;  imporosity;  cohesion  &c. 
46;  constipation,  consistence,  spis- 
situde. 

specific  gravity;  hydro-,  areo- 
meter. 

condensation;  solid-ation,  -ifica- 


JVIatter. 

322.  Rarity. — JV.  rarity;  tenu- 
ity; absence  of  -solidity  &c.  321; 
subtility ;  sponginess,  compressi- 
bility. 

rarefaction,  expansion,  dilata- 
tion, inflation,  subtilization. 

ether  &c.  (j^as)  334. 

V.  rarefy,  expand,  dilate,  sub- 
tilize. 

U7 


321-J 


MATTER. 


III.  II.  1°. 


tion ;  consolidation ;  concretion,  co-  Adj.  rare,  subtile,  thin,  fine,  ten- 
agulation;  petrifaction  &c.  {hai'd-  uous,  compressible,  flimsy,  slight; 
ening)  333 ;  crystallization,  precipi-  light  tfec.  820 ;  cavernous,  spongy 
tation;  deposit,  precipitate;  in-  &c.  {hollow)  352. 
spissation  ;  thickening  &c.  ■«.  rarefied  &c.    ■«. ;    unsubstantial; 

indivisibility,     indiscerptibility,     uncom-pact,  -pressed, 
indissolvableness. 

solid  body,  mass,  block,  knot, 
lump;  con-cretion,  -crete,  -glome- 
rate; cake,  clot,  stone,  curd,  co- 
agulum;  bone,  gristle,  cartilage. 

V.  be  -dense  &c.  adj. ;  become  -,  render-  solid  &c^adj. ;  so- 
lid-ify,  -ate;  concrete,  set,  take  a  set,  consolidate,  congeal,  co- 
agulate; curd,  -le;  fix,  clot,  cake,  candy,  precipitate,  cohere, 
crystallize ;  petrify  &c.  {harden)  323. 

condense,  thicken,  inspissate,  incrassate ;  compress,  squeeze, 
ram  down,  constipate. 

Adj.  dense,  solid ;  solidified  &c.  v. ;  cohe-rent,  -sive  &c.  46 ; 
compact,  close,  serried,  thickset ;  substantial,  massive,  lumpish; 
impenetrable,  impermeable,  imporous;  incompressible;  consti- 
pated; concrete  &c.  {hard)  333;  knot-ted,  -ty;  gnarled;  crystal- 
line, -lizable;  thick,  grumous,  stuffy. 

un-dissolved,  -melted,  -liquefied,  -thawed. 

in-divisible,  -discerptible,  -frangible,  -dissolvable,  -dissolbule, 


323.  Hardness.  —N.  hardness 
&c.  adj. ;  rigidity,  renitence,  in- 
flexibility, temper,  callosity,  du- 
rity. 

induration,  petrifaction;  lapid- 
ification,  -escence;  vitri-,  ossi-fica- 
tion;  crystallization. 

stone,  pebble,  flint,  marble,  rock, 
fossil,  crag,  crystal,  quartz,  granite, 
adamant ;  bone,  cartilage :  heart  of 
oak,  block,  board,  deal  board; 
iron,  steel ;  cast  -,  wrought-  iron  ; 
nail;  brick,  concrete;  cement. 

V.  render  -hard  &c.  adj. ;  hard- 
en, stiffen,  indurate,  petrify,  tem- 
per, ossify,  vitrify. 

Adj.  hard,  rigid,  stubborn,  stiff, 
firm;  starch,  -ed;  stark,  unbend- 
ing, unlimber,  unyielding;  inflex- 
ible, tense;  indurate,  -d;  gritty, 
proof. 

adamant-ine,  -ean ;  concrete,  sto- 
ny, granitic,  vitreous;  horny,  cor- 
neous; bony;   oss-eous,    -ific;  car- 


324.  Softness. — iV.  softness,  pli- 
ableness  &c.  adj. ;  fiexibility ;  pli> 
ancy,  -ability;  sequacity,  mallea^ 
bility;  duct-,  tract-ility;  extend-, 
extensibility;  plasticity;  inelasti- 
city, flaccid  ity,  laxity. 

clay,  wax,  butter,  dough,  pud- 
ding; cushion,  pillow,  feather-bed, 
down,  padding,  wadding. 

mollification ;  softening  &c.  v. 

V.  render  -soft  &c.  adj. ;  soften, 
mollify,  mellow,  relax,  temper; 
mash,  knead,  squash. 

bend,  yield,  relent,  relax,  give. 

Adj.  soft,  tender,  supple;  pli- 
ant, -able;  flex-ible,  -ile;  lithe, 
-some ;  lissom,  limber,  plastic ;  duc- 
tile ;  tract-ile,  -able ;  malleable,  ex- 
tensile, sequacious,  inelastic. 

yielding  &c.  v. ;  flabby,  limp, 
flimsy. 

flaccid,  flocculent,  downy;  spon- 
gy, oedematous,  medullary, doughy, 
argillaceous,  mellow. 

118 


III.  II.  1" 


INORGANIC  MATTER. 


323-330. 


tilaginous ;  hard  as  a  -stone  &c,  n. ; 
stiff  as  -buckram,  -  a  poker. 


325.  Elasticity. —iV.  elasticity, 
springiness,  spring,  resilience,  reni- 
tency,  buoyancy. 

India(n)  rubber,  caoutchouc, 
whalebone,  gum  elastic. 

V.  be  -elastic  &c  adj. ;  spring 
back  &c.  {recoil)  377. 

Adj.  elastic,  tensile,  springy,  resilient,  renitent,  buoyant. 


soft  as  -butter,  -  down,  -  silk; 
yielding  as  wax;  tender  as  a 
chicken. 


326.  Inelasticity. — H.  want  of 
-,  absence  of-  elasticity  &c.  325; 
inelasticity  &c.  (softness)  324. 

Adj.  inelastic  &c.  {soft)  324. 


327.  Tenacity. — JV.  tenacity, 
toughness,  strength;  cohesion  &c. 
46;  sequacity;  stubbornness  &c. 
(ohstinacy)  603. 

leather;  gristle,  cartilage. 

V.  be  -tenacious  &c.  adj. ;  resist 
fracture. 

Adj.  tenacious,  tough,  strong, 
resisting,  sequacious,  stringy,  grist- 
ly, cartilaginous,  leathery,  coria- 
ceous, tough  as  whit-leather ;  stub- 
born &c.  {obstinate)  606. 


328.  Brittleness. — iV.  brittle- 
ness  &c.  adj  ;  frag-,  friab-,  fran- 
gib-,  fiss-ility ;  house  of  -cards, - 
glass. 

V.  be  -brittle  &c.  adj. ;  live  in  a 
glass  house. 

break,  crack,  snap,  split,  shiver, 
splinter,  crumble,  break  short, 
burst,  fly,  give  way ;  fall  to  pieces; 
crumble  -to,  -  into-  dust. 

Adj.  brittle,  frangible,  fragile, 
frail,  gimcrack,  shivery,  fissile  ; 
splitting  &c.  V. ;  lacerable,  splint- 
ery, crisp,  crimp,  short,  brittle  as 
glass. 

329.  [Structure.]  Texture. — N.  structure,  organization, 
anatomy,  frame,  mould,  fabric,  construction;  frame-work, 
carcass,  architecture;  stratification,  cleavage. 

substance,  stuff,  comjxiges,  parenchyma ;  constitution,  staple, 
organism. 

[Science  of  structures]  Organ-,  Oste-,  My-,  Splanchn-,  Neur-, 
Angi-,  Aden-ology;  Angi-,  Aden-ography. 

texture;  inter-,  con-texture;  tissue,  grain,  web,  surface; 
warp  and  -woof,  -  weft;  tooth,  nap  &c.  (roughness)  256;  fine- 
ness-, coarseness-  of  grain. 

[Science  of  textures]  Histology. 

Adj.  structural,  organic;  anatomic,  -al. 

text-ural,  -ile ;  fine-,  coarse-grained ;  fine,  delicate,  subtile, 
gossamery,  filmy;  coarse;  home-spun. 

330  Pulverulence. — N.  [State  of  powder.]  pulveru- 
lence ;  sandiness  &c.  adj. ;  efflorescence ;  friability. 

powder,  dust,  sand,  shingle ;  sawdust ;  grit ;  meal,  bran, 
flour,  farina,  spore,  sporule ;  crumb,  seed,  grain ;  particle  &c. 
(smallness)  32;  limature,  filings,  debris^  detritus^  scobs,  ma- 
gistcry,  fine  powder;  floccuU. 

110 


330-334. 


MATTER. 


III.  II.  r 


smoke;  cloud  of  -dust,  -  sand,  -  smoke;  puff  -,  volume-  of 
smoke ;  sand  -,  dust-  storm. 

[Reduction  to  powderl  pulverization,  comminution,  attenua- 
tion, granulation,  disintegration,  subaction,  contusion,  tritu- 
ration, levigation,  abrasion,  detrition,  multure ;  limation ; 
filing  &c.  V. 

I  Instruments  for  pulverization]  mill,  grater,  rasp,  file,  pes- 
tle and  mortar,  nutmeg  grater,  teeth,  grinder,  grindstone, 
kern,  quern. 

V.  come  to  dust;  be  -disintegrated,  -reduced  to  powder  &c. 

reduce-,  grind- to  powder;  pulverize,  comminute,  granu- 
late, triturate,  levigate;  scrape,  file,  abrade,  rub  down,  grind, 
grate,  rasp,  pound,  bray,  bruise ;  con-tuse,  -tund ;  beat,  crush, 
cranch,  craunch,  crunch,  scranch,  crumble,  disintegrate;  at- 
tenuate &c.  195. 

Adj.  powdery,  pulverulent,  granular,  mealy,  floury,  farina- 
ceous, branny,  furfuraceous,  flocciilent,  dusty,  sandy,  sabu- 
lous; aren-ose,  -arious,  -aceous;  gritty;  efflorescent,  impal- 
pable. 

pulverizable ;  friable,  crumbly,  shivery  ;  pulverized  &c.  -y. ; 
attrite;  in  pieces. 


331.  Friction. — N.  friction,  at- 
trition, rubbing  &c.  «. ;  con-frica- 
tion,  -trition;  affriction,  abrasion, 
arrosion,  limature,  frication,  rub; 
elbow-grease;  rosin. 

V.  rub,  scratch,  scrape,  scrub, 
fray,  rasp,  graze,  curry,  scour, 
polish,  rub  out,  gnaw;  file,  grind 
&c.  {reduce  to  powder)  330. 

set  one's  teeth  on  edge;  rosin. 

Adj,  anatriptic. 


332.  [Absence  of  friction.  Pre- 
vention  of  friction.]  Lubrication. 
— N.  smoothness  &c.  255;  unctu- 
ousness  &c.  355. 

lubri-cation,  -fication ;  anoint- 
ment; oiling  &c.  t). 

synovia;  glycerine,  oil  &c.  356; 
saliva;  lather. 

V.  lubri-cate,  -citate ;  oil,  grease, 
lather,   soap;  wax. 

Adj.  lubricated  &c.  v. 


2°.  Fi.TTiD  Matter. 


I.  Fluids  in  Oeneral. 


333.  Fluidity.  —  N.  fluidity, 
liquidity  ;  liquidness  &c.  adj.  ; 
gaseity  &c.  334. 

fluid,  inelastic  fluid  ;  liquid, 
liquor;  lymph,  humour,  juice,  sap, 
scrum,  blood,  serosity,  gravy, 
rheum,  ichor,  sanies. 

solu-bility,  -bleness. 

[Science  of  liquids  at  rest]  Hy- 
dro-logy, -statics,  -dynamics. 


334.  Gaseity. — N.  gaseity;  va- 
pourousness  &c.  adj. ;  flatu-lence, 
-lency ;  volatility. 

elastic  fluid,  gas,  air,  vapour, 
ether,  steam,  fume,  reek,  effluvium^ 
flatus ;  cloud  «fec.  353. 

[Science  of  elastic  fluids]  Pneu- 
mat-ics,  -ostatics  ;  Aero-statics, 
-dynamics. 

gas-,  gaso-meter. 

120 


III.  II.  2°. 


INORGANIC  MATTER. 


333-338. 


V.  be  -fluid  &c.  adj. ;  flow  &c. 
(water  .in  motion)  348 ;  liquefy  &c. 
335. 

Adj.  liquid,  fluid,  serous,  juicy, 
succulent,  sappy ;  fluent  &c.  (Jfow- 
ing)  348. 

liquefied  &c.  335 ;  uncongealed ;  soluble, 


V.  emit  vapour  &c.  336. 

Adj.  gaseous,  aeriform,  ethe- 
real, aerial,  airy,  vaporous,  vola- 
tile, evaporable ;  flatulent. 


335.  Liquefaction. — N.  lique- 
faction ;  liquescen-ce,  -cy ;  melting 
&c.  Qieat)  384 ;  colliqu-ation,  -efac- 
tion ;  thaw ;  de-,  liquation ;  lixivi- 
ation,  dissolution. 

solution,  apozem,  lixivium,  in- 
fusion, flux. 

solvent,  menstruum,  alkahest. 

V.  render  -liquid  &c.  333; 
liquefy,  run ;  melt  &c.  {heat)  384 ; 
solve;  dissolve,  resolve;  liquate; 
hold  in  solution. 

Adj.  lique-fied  &c.  •».,  -scent, 
-fiabie;  deliquescent,  soluble,  col- 
liquative. 


336.  Vaporization. — N.  vapor-, 
volatil-ization  ;  gasification  ;  e-, 
vaporation  ;  distillation,  cohoba- 
tion,  sublimation,  exhalation;  vo- 
latility. 

vaporizer,  still,  retort;  fumiga- 
tion, steaming. 

F.  render  -gaseous  &c.  334;  va- 
porize, volatilize ;  distil,  sublime ; 
evaporate,  exhale,  smoke,  trans- 
pire, emit  vapour,  fume,  reek, 
steam,  fumigate. 

Adj.  volatilized  &c.  «. ;  reeking 
&c.  V. ,  volatile ;  evaporable,  va- 
porizable. 


2.  Specific  Fluids, 


337.  Water. — N,  water;  sei-um, 
serosity;  lymph;  rheum;  diluent. 

dilution,  maceration,  lotion  ; 
washing  &c.  v. ;  im-,  mersion;  hu- 
mectation,  infiltration,  spargefac- 
tion,  affusion,  irrigation,  douche^ 
balneation,  bath. 

deluge  &c.  {water  in  motion) 
848 ;  high  water,  flood  tide. 

V.  be  -watery  &c.  adj. ;  reek. 

add  water,  water,  wet ;  moisten 
&c.  339;  dilute,  dip,  immerse; 
merge;  im-,  sub-m^ge;  plunge, 
souse,  duck,  drown;  soak,  steep, 
macerate,  pickle,  wash,  sprinkle, 
lave,  bathe,  affuse,  splash,  swash, 
douse,  drench;  dabble,  slop,  slob- 
ber, irrigate,  inundate,  deluge; 
syringe,  inject,  gargle. 

Adj.  watery,  aqueous,  aqua- 
tic, lymphatic;  balneal,  diluent; 
drenching  &c.  «. ;  diluted  <^c.  v. ; 
•W5ak;  wet  &c.  {moist)  339. 

Phr.  the  waters  are  out. 


338.  Air.— JV.  air  &c.  (^a^)  334; 
common  -,  atmospheric-  air;  at- 
mosphere. 

open,  -  air ;  sky,  welkin ;  blue, 
-  sky;  cloud  &c.  353. 

weather,  climate,  rise  and  fall  of 
the  barometer,  isobar. 

[Science  of  air]  Aero-logy,  -sco> 
py,  -graphy;  Meteorology,  Clima- 
tology; eudio-,  baro-,  aero-me- 
ter; aneroid,  baroscope  ;  weather- 
gauge,  -glass,  -cock. 

exposure  to  the  -air,  -  weather ; 
ventilation;  aero-station,  -nautics, 
-naut. 

V.  air,  ventilate ;  fan  &c,  {wind) 
349. 

Adj.  containing  air,  flatulent, 
effervescent ;  windy  &c.  349. 

atmospheric,  airy ;  aeri-al,  -form; 
meteorological ;  weatherwise. 

Adv.  in  the  open  air,  d  la  leVs 
etoiley  al  fresco ;  sub  -Jove^  —  dio, 

tsn 


339-344. 


MATTER. 


III.  II.  2= 


339.  Moisture. — JV.  moisture; 
moistness  &c.  adj.  ;  hum-idity, 
-ectation;  madefaction,  dew;  se- 
rein; marsh  &c.  345;  Hygromet- 
ry,  -er. 

V.  moisten,  wet;  humect,  -ate; 
sponge,  damp,  bedew;  imbue,  im- 
brue, infiltrate,  saturate;  soak, 
drench  &c.  (water)  337. 

be  -moist  &c.  adj. ;  not  have  a 
dry  thread;  perspire  &c.  (exude) 
295. 

Adj.  moist,  damp;  watery  &c. 
337;  undried,  humid,  wet,  dank, 
muggy,  dewy ;  roral,  rorid ;  roscid ; 
juicy. 

wringing  wet;  wet  -through,  - 
to  the  skin;  saturated  &c.  v. 

swashy,  soggy,  dabbled;   reeking,   dripping,    soaking,    soft, 
sodden,  sloppy,  muddy;  swampy  &c.  (marshy)  345;  irriguous. 


340.  Dryness. — N.  dryness  &c. 
adj. ;  siccity,  aridity,  drought,  ebb 
tide,  low  water. 

ex-,  de-siccation;  arefaction,  de- 
phlegmation,  drainage. 

F.  be  -dry  &c.  adj. ;  render  -dry 
&c.  adj.'.,  dry;  dry  -,  soak-  up; 
sponge,  swab,  wipe;  ex-,  de-sic- 
cate;  drain,  parch. 

be  fine,  hold  up. 

Adj,  dry,  anhydrous,  arid ;  dried 
&c.  V. ;  undamped ;  juice-,  sap-less; 
sear  ;  husky;  rainless,  without 
rain,  fine;  dry  as  -a  bone,  -  dust, 
-  a  stick,  -  a  mummy,  -  a  biscuit ; 
water-proof,  -tight. 


341.  Ocean.  —  JV.  sea,  ocean, 
main,  deep,  brine,  salt  water, 
waters,  waves,  billows,  high  seas, 
oflSng,  great  waters,  watery  waste, 

vasty  deep ; "    wave,    tide    &c. 


-itime; 
hydro- 


in  motion)  348. 

Rydrograph-y,  -er;  Neptune, 
Thetis,  Triton,  Naiad,  Nereid ; 
sea-nymph.  Siren;  trident,  dol- 
phin. 

Adj.  oceanic;  mar-ine, 
pelag-ic,  -ian;  sea-going; 
graphic. 

Adv.  at  -,  on-  sea;  afloat 


342.  Land.  —  JV.  land,  earth, 
ground,  dry  land,  terra  Jirma. 

continent,  mainland,  peninsula, 
delta;  tongue  -,  neck-  of  land; 
isthmus  ;  oasis  ;  promontory  &c. 
(projection)  250  ;  highland  &c. 
(height)  306. 

coast,  shore,  scar,  strand,  beach ; 
bank,  lea ;  sea  -board,  -side,  -bank, 
-coast,  -beach;  iron-bound  coast; 
loom  of  the  land;  derelict;  in- 
nings; allumum.,  alluvion. 


soil,  glebe,  clay,  loam,  marl, 
mould,  subsoil,  clod,  clot;  rock, 
crag. 

acres;  real  estate  &c.  (property) 
780;  landsman. 
F.  land,  come  to  land;  set  foot  on  -the  sjpil,  -  dry  land;  come 
-,  go-  ashore. 

Adj.  earthy;  continental,  midland;  littoral,  riparian;  alluvial; 
terrene  &c.  (world)  318;  landed,  predial,  territorial. 
Adv.  ashore;  on  -shore,  -  land. 


343.  Gulf.  Lake. — N,  land  co- 
vered with  water,  gulf,  gulph,  bay, 
inlet,  bight,  estuary,  arm  of  tlie 
sea,  fiord,  armlet  ;  frith,  firth, 
ostiary,  mouth;  lagune,  lagoon; 
indraught;   cove,    creek;  natural 


344.  Plain.  —  N.  plain,  table- 
land, face  of  the  country ;  open  -, 
champaign-country;  basin,  downs, 
waste,  weary  waste,  desert,  wild, 
steppe,  pampas,  savanna,  prairie, 
heath,  common,  wold ;  moor,  -land ; 
12-4 


m.  IT.  2°. 


INORGANIC  MATTER. 


343-34a 


harbour;  roads;  strait;  Euripus; 
sound,  belt,  gut,  kyles. 

lake,  loch,  longh,  mere,  tarn, 
plash,  broad,,  pond,  pool,  lin,  pud- 
dle, slab,  well,  artesian  well; 
standing  -,  dead  -,  sheet  of- water; 
fish  -,  mill-  pond;  ditch,  dike, 
dyke,  dam;  reservoir  &c.  (store) 
636. 

Adj.  lacustrine. 

345.  Mahsh. — JV.  marsh,  swamp, 
morass,  marish,  moss,  fen,  bog, 
quagmire,  slough,  sump,  wash; 
mud,  squash,  slush. 

Adj.  marsh,  -y ;  swampy,  boggy, 
plashy,  poachy,  quaggy,  soft; 
muddy,  sloppy,  squashy;  paludal; 
moor-ish,  -y ;  fenny. 


bush;  plateau  &c.  {level)  213;  cam' 
pagna. 

meadow,  mead,  haugh,  pastur- 
age, park,  field,  lawn,  green,  plat, 
plot,  grass  -  plat,  greensward, 
sward,  turf,  sod,  heather;  lea,  ley, 
lay ;  grounds. 

Adj.  campestrian,  champaign, 
alluvial. 


346.  Island.  — iV!  island,  isle, 
islet,  eyot,  ait,  holm,  reef,  atoll, 
breaker;  archipelago;  islander. 

Adj.  insular,  sea-girt. 


3.  Fluids  in  Motion, 

347.  [Eluid  in  motion.]  Stream. — N.  stream  &c.  {of  water) 
348,  {of  air)  249. 

V.  flow  «&c.  348;  blow  «&c.  349. 


348.  [Water  in  motion.]  River. 
N.  running  water. 

jet,  spirt,  squirt,  spout,  splash, 
rush,  gush,  jet  d'eau  ;  sluice. 

water-spout,  -fall;  fall,  cascade; 
lin,  -n;  ghyll,  Niagara;  cata-ract, 
-dupe,  -clysm;  debacle^  inundation, 
deluge. 

rain,  -fall ;  serein  ;  shower,  scud  ; 
downpour;  driving  -,  drenching- 
rain;  Hyeto-logy,  -graphy;  pre- 
dominance of  Aquarius,  reign  of 
St.  Swithin ;  mizzle,  drizzle,  stillici- 
diarn^  plash;  dropping  &c.  r. 

stream,  course,  flux,  flow,  pro- 
fluence ;  eflauence  &c.  {egress)  295 ; 
defluxion ;  flowing  &c.  r. ;  cur- 
rent, tide,  race. 

spring ;  fount,  -ain ;  rill,  rivulet, 
gill,  gullet,  rillet;  stream-,  brook- 
let ;  runnel,  sike,  burn,  beck, 
brook,  stream,  river ;  reach ;  tribu- 
tary. 


349.  [Air  in  motion.]  WmD.— 
N.  wind,  draught,  flatus,  afliatus, 
air;  breath,  -of  air;  puff,  whifl, 
zephyr ;  blow,  drift ;  aura;  stream, 
current;  under-current. 

gust,  blast,  breeze,  squall,  gale, 
half  a  gale,  storm,  tempest,  hurri- 
cane, w^hirlwind,  tornado,  samiel, 
cyclone,  typhoon;  sim-oon,  -com; 
harmattan,  monsoon,  trade  wind, 
sirocco,  mistral,  Mse,  tramontane, 
levanter ;  capful  of  wind ;  fresh  -, 
stiff-  breeze ;  keen  blast. 

windiness  &c.  adj.-,  ventosity; 
rough  -,  dirty  -,  stress  of-  weather ; 
dirty  sky,  mare's  tail. 

Anemography,  Aerodynamics ; 
wind-gauge,  anemometer,  weather- 
cock, vane. 

suf-,  insuf-,  per-,  in-,  af-flation; 
blowing,  fanning  &c.  v. ;  ventila- 
tion. 

sneczi'ag  &c.  v. ;  sternutation*, 
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348-351. 


MATTER. 


III.  II.  2' 


body  of  water,  torrent,  rapids, 
flush,  flood,  swash ;  spring  -,  high 
~,  full- tide;  bore;  eagre,  hygre ; 
fresh,  -et;  indraught,  reflux,  under- 
current, eddy,  vortex,  gurge,  whirl- 
pool, Maelstrom,  regurgitation, 
overflow;  confluence,  corrivation. 
-wave,  billow,  surge,  swell, 
ripple,  dv^piOfinv  jeAafj/Lia  ;  rollers, 
gro'und  swell,  surf,  breakers, 
white  horses;  rough  -,  heavy  -, 
cross  -,  long  -,  short  -,  chopping- 
sea. 

[Science  of  fluids  in  motion] 
Hydro-dynamics ;  Hydraul-ics,-ico- 
statics;  rain-gauge. 

irrigation  &c.  (water)  337 ;  pump ; 
watering  -  pot,  -  cart  ;  hydrant, 
syringe. 

V.  flow,  run;  meander;  gush, 
pour,  spout,  roll,  jet,  well,  issue; 
drop,  drip,  dribble,  plash,  spirtle, 
trill,  trickle,  distil,  percolate  ; 
stream,  overflow,  inundate,  deluge,  flow  over,  splash,  swash; 
guggle,  murmur,  babble,  bubble,  purl,  gurgle,  sputter,  spurt, 
regurgitate;  ooze,  flow  out  &c.  (egress)  2?5. 

rain,  -  hard,  -  in  torrents,  -  cats  and  dogs,  -  pitchforks ;  pour 
with  rain,  drizzle,  spit,  set  in. 

flow  -,  fall  -,  open  -,  drain-  into;  discharge  itself,  dis- 
embogue. 

[Cause  a  flow]  pour;  pour  out  &c.  (discharge)  297;  shower 
down;  irrigate,  drench  &c.  (wet)  337;  spill,  splash. 

[Stop  a  flow]  stanch;  dam,  -up  &c.  (close)  261;  obstruct  &c; 
706. 

Adj.  fluent;  dif-,  pro-,  af -fluent;  tidal;  flowing  &c.  v. ;  meand- 
ering, -ry,  -rous;  fluvi-al,  -atile;  streamy,  showery,  rainy,  plu- 
vial, stillicidous. 


hic-cup,  -cough ;  catching  of  the 
breath. 

Eolus,  Boreas,  Zephyr,  cave  of 
Eolus. 

air-pump,  lungs,  bellows,  blow- 
pipe, fan,  ventilator,  punkah. 

V.  blow,  waft;  blow  -hard,  - 
great  guns,  -  a  hurricane  &c.  n.  ; 
stream,  issue. 

respire,  breathe,  puff;  whif,  -fle; 
gasp,  wheeze ;  snuff,  -le ;  sniff,  -le ; 
sneeze,  cough. 

fan,  ventilate;  in-,  per-flate  ; 
blow  up. 

Adj.  blowing  &c.  v. ;  windy,  fla- 
tulent ;  breezy,  gusty,  squally ; 
stormy,  tempestuous,  blustering; 
boisterous  &c.  (violent)  173. 

pulmon-ic,  -ary. 


350.  [Channel  for  the  passage  of 
water.]  Conduit.  —  iV^.  conduit, 
channel,  duct,  watercourse,  race; 
head  -,  tail-  race;  adit,  aqueduct, 
canal,  trough,  gutter,  pantile  ; 
dike,  main,  gully,  moat,  ditch, 
drain,  sewer,  culvert,  c/<?am,  sough, 
kennel,  siphon  ;  pipe  &c.  (tube) 
260;  funnel;  tunnel  &c.  (passage) 
627 ;  water  -,  waste-  pipe ;  emunc- 
tory,  gully-hole,  artery,  aorta,  pore, 
spout,    scupper  ;    ad-,    a-jutage  ; 


351.  [Channel  for  the  passage  of 
air.]  Air-Pipe. — iV^.  air-pipe,  - 
tube;  shaft,  flue,  chimney,  funnel, 
vent,  blow-hole,  nostril,  nozzle, 
throat,  weasand,  trachea ;  tronch- 
-ws,  'ia ;  larynx,  tonsils,  wind- 
pipe, spiracle;  venti-duct,  -lator; 
louvre,  Venetian  blinds  ;  blow- 
pipe &c.  (wind)  349  ;  pipe  &c. 
(tiibe)  260. 


124 


III.  ir.  3° 


INORGANIC  MATTER. 


350—356. 


hose ;   gar-,    gur-goyle  ;    penstock,    weir  ;    flood-,    water-gate ; 
sluice,  lock,  valve ;  rose ;  waterworks. 
Adj.  vascular  &c.  {with  holes)  260. 


3°.  Imperfect  Fluids. 


352.  Semiliquidity. — N.  semi- 
liquidity  ;  stickiness  &c.  adj. ;  visc- 
idity, -osity ;  gumm-,  glutin-,  muc- 
osity;  spiss-,  crass-itude;  lentor; 
adhesiveness  &c.  {cohesion)  46. 

inspiss-,  incrass-ation -,  thicken- 
ing. 

jelly,  mucilage,  gelatin;  mucus, 
phlegm;  pituite,  lava;  glair, 
starch,  gluten,  albumen,  milk, 
cream,  protein;  gum,  size,  glue; 
wax,  bee's-wax;  emulsion,  soup; 
squash,  mud,  slush,  slime,  ooze; 
moisture  &c.  339;  marsh  ifec.  345. 

V.  inspiss-,  incrass-ate ;  thicken ; 
mash,  squash,  churn,  beat  up. 

Adj.  semi-fluid,  -liquid;  half- 
melted,  -frozen;  milky,  muddy, 
&c.  n. ;  lact-eal,  -can,  -eous,  -es- 
cent,  -iferous;  emulsive,  curdled, 
thick,  succulent,  uliginous. 

gelat-,  album-,  mucilag-,  glut- 
inous; gelatine,  mastic,  amyla- 
ceous, ropy,  clammy,  clotted;  vis- 
cid, -cons;  sticky;  slab,  -by;  lent- 
ous, pituitous;  mu-cid,  -culent, 
-cous. 

354.  PuLPHTESS. — N.  pulpiness  355.  Unctuousness. — N.  unc- 
&c.  adj. ;  pulp,  paste,  dough,  curd,  tuousness  &c.  adj. ;  unctuosity, 
pap,  rob,  jam,  pudding,  poultice,  lubricity;  ointment  &c.  {oil)  356; 
grume.  anointment ;  lubrication  &c.  332. 

Adj.   pulpy  &c.  n. ;  pultaceous,  V.  oil  &c.  {lubrimte)  332. 

grumous.  Adj.  unctuous,  oily,  oleaginous, 

adipose,      sebaceous;       fat,     -ty; 

greasy ;  waxy,  butyraceous,  soapy, 

saponaceous,  pinguid,  lardaceous;  slippery. 

356.  Oil. — ]^.  oil,  fat,  butter,  cream,  grease,  tallow,  suet, 
lard,  dripping,  exunge,  blubber;  glycerine,  stearine,  elaine, 
oleagine;  soap;  soft  soap,  wax,  cerement;  paraffins,  sperma- 
ceti, adipocire;  petroleum,  mineral  -,  rock  -,  crystal-  oil; 
vegetable  -,  colza  -,  olive  -,  salad  -,  linseed  -,  nut-  oil;  ani- 
mal -,  neat's  foot  -,  train-  oil ;  ointment,  unguent,  liniment. 
11*  125 


353.  [Mixture  of  air  and  water.] 
Bubble.  [Cloud.]  —  iV;  bubble; 
foam,  froth,  head,  spume,  lather, 
suds,  spray,  surf,  yeast,  barm, 
spindrift. 

cloud,  vapour,  fog,  mist,  haze, 
steam;  scud,  messenger,  rack, 
nimbus;  cumulus.^  woolpack,  cirrus^ 
stratus;  cirro-^  cumulo-  stratus; 
cirro  -  cumulus  ;  mackerel  -  sky, 
mare's  tail,  dirty  sky. 

[Science  of  clouds]  Nephelogno- 
sy. 

effervescence,  fermentation  ; 
bubbling  &c.  •y. 

nebula ;  cloudiness  &c.  {opacity) 
426 ;  nebulosity  &c.  {dimness)  422. 

V.  bubble,  boil,  foam,  froth, 
mantle,  sparkle,  guggle,  gurgle; 
effervesce,  ferment. 

Adj.  bubbling  &c.  v. ;  frothy, 
nappy,  effervescent,  sparkling, 
7nou8seux,  up. 

cloudy  &c.  n. ;  vaporous,  nebu- 
lous, overcast. 


356a -390. 


MATTER. 


111.  17.  3°. 


356a.  Resin. — N.  resin,  rosin;  gum;  lac,  sealing-wax ;  am-- 
ber,  -gris ;  bitumen,  pitch,  tar ;  asphalt,  -e,  -um ;  varnish,  co- 
pal, mastic,  magilp,  lacquer,  japan. 

V.  varnish  &c.  {overlay)  223. 

Adj.  resinous,  bituminous,  pitchy,  tarry. 


Sectiok  hi.     organic  MATTER. 

1°.  Vitality. 

1.    Vitality  in  general. 


357.  Organization. — N.  organ- 
ized -world,  -  nature;  living  -, 
animated-  nature;  living  beings; 
organic  remains,  fossils. 

prot-oplasm,  -ein ;  albumen ; 
structure  &c.  329;  organ-ization, 
-ism. 

[Science  of  living  beings]  Biolo- 
gy; Natural  History,*  Organic 
Chemistry,  Anatomy,  Physiology; 
Zoology  &c.  3G8 ;  Botany  &c.  369 ; 
naturalist. 

Adj.  organ-ic,  -ized. 

359.  Life. — K  life;  vi-tality, 
-ability;  animation;  vital  -spark, 
-  flame. 

respiration,  wind;  breath  -of 
life,  -  of  one's  nostrils ;  life-blood; 
Archeus;  existence  &c.  1. 

vivification ;  revivification  &c. 
1G3;  Prometheus;  life  to  come  &c. 
{destiny)  152. 

[Science  of  life.]  Physiology, 
Biology ;  animal  economy. 

nourishment,  stafl"  of  life  &c. 
{food)  298. 

V.  be  -alive  &c.  (idj.\  live, 
breathe,  respire ;  subsist  &c.  {exist) 
1 ;  walk  the  earth ;  strut  and  fret 
one's  hour  upon  a  stage;  be 
spared. 

see  the  light,  be  bom,  come 
into    the    world;    fetch  -,  draw- 


358  In  ORGANIZATION. — N.  min- 
eral -world,  -kingdom;  unorganiz- 
ed -,  inorganic  -,  brute  -,  inani- 
mate- matter. 

[Science  of  the  mineral 
Mineralogy ;      Geo-logy, 
-scopy;     Metall-urgy, 
Lithology;  Orycto-logy, 

V.  turn  to  dust. 

Adj.  in-organic,  -animate ;  azoic : 
mineral. 


kingdom] 
-gnosy, 
-ogruphy ; 
-giaphy. 


360.  Death.— iV.  death  ;  de- 
cease, -mise;  dissolution,  depart- 
ure, obit,  release,  rest,  quietus,  fall ; 
loss,  bereavement. 

end  &c.  67  -,  cessation  &c.  142 
-,  loss  -,  extinction  -,  ebb-  of  -life 
&c.  359. 

death-warrant,  -watch,  -rattle, 
-bed ;  stroke  -,  agonies  -,  shades 
-,  valley  of  the  shadow  -,  jaws  -, 
hand-  of  death;  last  -breath,  - 
gasp,  -  agonies;  dying  -day,  - 
breath,  -  agonies ;  chant  du  cygne  ; 
rigor  mortis  ;  Stygian  shore. 

King -of  terrors,  -Death;  Death, 
mortality;  doom  &c.  {necessity) 
601. 

euthanasia  ;  break  up  of  the  sys- 
tem; natural  -death,  -decay  ;  sud- 
den -,   violent-   death;    untimely 

*  The  term  Natural  History  is  also  used  as  relating  to  all  the  objects  in 
Nature  whether  organic  or  inorganic,  and  including  therelore  Mineralogy, 
Geology,  Meteorology,  &c. 

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ORGANIC  MATTER. 


359-361. 


-breath,  -  the  breath  of  life ;  quick- 
en ;  revive ;  come  to,  -  life. 

give  birth  to  &c.  {produce)  161; 
bring  to  life,  put  into  life,  vitalize ; 
vivi-fy,  -ficate;  reanimate  &c.  (re- 
store) 660 ;  keep  -alive,  -  body  and 
soul  together,  -  the  vrolf  from  the 
door ;  support  life. 

have  nine  lives  like  a  cat. 

Adj.  living,  alive ;  in  -life,  -  the 
flesh,  -  the  land  of  the  living;  on 
this  side  of  the  grave,  above 
ground,  breathing,  quick,  anima- 
ted ;  lively  &c.  (active)  682 ;  all 
alive  and  kicking;  tenacious 
life. 

vital ;    vivi-fying, 
Promethean. 

Adv.  Vivendi  causa. 


of 


-fied   &c.  •». 


end,  watery  grave;  suffocation, 
asphyxia;  fatal  disease  &c.  (di- 
sease) 655 ;  death-blow  &c.  (killing) 
361. 

necrology,  bills  of  mortality, 
obituary;  death-song &c.  (lamenta- 
tion) 839. 

V.  die,  expire,  perish;  meet 
one's  -death,  -  end;  pass  away,  be 
taken ;  yield  -,  resign-  one's  breath ; 
resign  one's  -being,  -  life;  end 
one's  -days,  -  life,  -  earthly  career ; 
breathe  one's  last ;  cease  to  -live,  - 
breathe;  depart  this  life;  be  -no 
more  &c.  adj. ;  go  -,  drop  -,  pop- 
off ;  lose  -,  lay  down  -,  relinquish 
-,  surrender-  one's  life;  drop  -, 
sink-  into  the  grave;  close  one's 
eyes;  fall  -,  drop-  -dead,  -  down 
dead;  break  one's  neck;  give-, 
yield-  up  the  ghost;  be  all  over 
with  one. 
pay  the  debt  to  nature,  shuffle  off  this  mortal  coil,  take  one's 
last  sleep;  go  the  way  of  all  flesh;  come  -,  turn-  to  dust;  cross 
the  Stygian  ferry;  go  to  -one's  long  account,  -  one's  last  home, 
-  Davy  Jones's  locker,  -  the  wall;  receive  one's  death  warrant, 
make  one's  will,  die  a  natural  death,  go  out  like  the  snuff  of  a 
candle;  come  to  an  untimely  end;  catch  one's  death;  go  off  the 
hooks,  kick  the  bucket,  hop  the  twig,  turn  up  one's  toes ;  die  a 
violent  death  &c.  (be  killed)  361. 

Adj.  dead,  lifeless;  deceased,  demised,  departed,  defunct; 
late,  gone,  no  more ;  ex-,  in-animate ;  out  of  the  world,  taken 
off,  released ;  departed  this  life  &c.  v. ;  dead  and  gone;  dead  as 
-a  door  nail,  -  a  door  post,  -  mutton,  -  a  herring,  -  nits ; 
launched  into  eternity,  gathered  to  one's  fathers,  numbered  with 
the  dead. 

dying  &c.  v. ;  mori-bund,  -ent ;  hippocratic ;  in  -articulo,  -  ex- 
tremis; in  the  -jaws,  -  agony-  of  death ;  going,  -  off;  aux  abois ; 
on  one's  -last  legs,  -  death  bed ;  at  -the  point  of  death,  -  death's 
door,  -  the  last  gasp ;  near  one's  end,  given  over,  booked ;  with 
one  foot  in  -  tottering  on  the  brink  of-  the  grave, 
still-born;  mortuary;  deadly  &c.  (hilling)  361. 
Adv.  post  -obit,  -  mortem. 

Phr.  life  -ebbs,  -  fails,  -  hangs  by  a  thread ;  one's  -days  are 
numbered,  -hour  is  come,  -  race  is  run,  -  doom  is  sealed; 
Death  -knocks  at  the  door,  -  stares  one  in  the  face ;  the  breath 
is  out  of  the  body;  the  grave  closes  over  one ;  sic  itur  ad  astra. 

361.   [Destruction  of  life;  violent   death.]    Killing.— iV^ 
killing  &c.  V. ;  homicide,  manslaughter,  murder,  assassination, 

127 


36X— 362.  MATTER.  III.  in.  V 

trucidation,  occision;  effusion   of  blood;  blood,  -shed;  gore, 
slaughter,  carnage,  butchery. 

massacre ;  fusillade,  noyade  ;  Thuggism. 

deathblow,  finishing  stroke,  cowp  de  grace,  quietus;  execu- 
tion &c,  {capital  punishment)  972 ;  judicial  murder ;  martyrdom. 

butcher,  slayer,  murderer,  Cain,  assassin,  cut-throat,  gar- 
rotter, Iravo,  Thug,  Moloch,  matador,  sabreur;  guet-d-pens  ;  gal- 
lows, executioner  &c.  (punishment)  975 ;  man-eater. 

regicide,  parricide,  fratricide,  infanticide. 

suicide,  felo  de  se,  suttee,  Juggernauth ;  immolation,  holo- 
caust. 

suffocation,  strangulation,  garrotte;  hanging  &c.  v. 

deadly  weapon  &c.  (arms)  727 ;  Aceldama. 

[Destruction  of  animals]  slaughtering;  Phthiozoics ;*  sport, 
-ing;  the  chase,  venery;  hunting,  coursing,  shooting,  fishing; 
pig-sticking;  sports-,  hunts-,  fisher-man;  huDter,  Nimrod; 
slaughter-house,  shambles,  abattoir. 

fatal  accident,  violent  death,  casualty. 

F.  kill,  put  to  death,  slay,  shed  blood ;  murder,  assassinate, 
butcher,  slaughter;  victimize,  immolate;  massacre;  takeaway 
-,  deprive  of-  life;  make  away  with,  put  an  end  to;  despatch, 
dispatch ;  burke,  settle,  do  for. 

strangle,  garrotte,  hang,  throttle,  choke,  stifle,  suffocate, 
stop  the  breath,  smother,  asphyxiate,  drown. 

sabre ;  cut  -down,  -  to  pieces,  -  the  throat ;  jugulate ;  stab, 
run  through  the  body,  bayonet;  put  to  the  -sword,  -  edge  of 
the  sword. 

shoot,  -  dead;  blow  one's  brains  out;  brain,  knock  on  the 
head;  stone,  lapidate;  give  -,  deal-  a  death  blow;  give  a 
-quietus,  -  coup  de  grace, 

behead,  bowstring  &c.  {execute)  972. 

hunt,  shoot  &c.  n. 

cut  off,  nip  in  the  bud,  launch  into  eternity,  send  to  one's 
last  account,  sign  one's  death  warrant,  strike  the  death  knell  of. 

give  no  quarter,  pour  out  blood  like  water;  decimate;  run 
a  muck ;  wade  knee  deep  -,  imbrue  one's  hands-  in  blood. 

die  a  violent  death,  welter  in  one's  blood ;  dash  -,  blow-  out 
one's  brains;  commit  suicide;  kill-,  make  away  with-,  put 
an  end  to-  oneself. 

Adj.  killing  &c.  -». ;  murd-,  slaught-erous ;  sanguin-ary, 
-olent; blood-stained,  -thirsty; homicidal,  red-handed;  bloody, 
-minded;  ensanguined,  gory. 

mortal,    fatal,   lethal;  dead-,  death -ly;  mort-,  leth-iferous; 
unhealthy  &c.  657 ;  internecine ;  suicidal, 
sporting;  piscator-ial,  -y. 
Adv.  in  at  the  death. 

362.  Corpse. — N.  corpse,  corse,  carcass,  bones,  skeleton, 
dry  bones;  defunct,  relics,  reliquim,  remains,  mortal  remains, 

*  Bentliam,  "  Chrestomathia." 

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III.  III.  1." 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


362—367 


dust,    ashes,   earth,  clay ;  mummy ;  carrion,  food  for  worms, 
tenement  of  clay,  this  mortal  coil. 

shade,  ghost,  manes. 

organic  remains,  fossils. 

Adj.  cadaverous,  corpse-like ;  un-buried  &c.  363. 

363.  Interment. — iV.  interment,  burial,  sepulture;  in-,  hu- 
mation;  obs-,  ex-equies;  funeral,  wake,  pyre,  funeral  pile; 
cremation. 

funeral  -rite,  -  solemnity ;  knell,  passing  bell,  tolling ;  dirge 
&c.  (lamentation)  839;  cypress;  oUt,  dead  march,  muffled  drum; 
anderta£:er,  mute ;  elegy ;  funeral  -oration,  -  sermon ;  epitaph. 

grave  clothes,  shroud,  winding-sheet,  cere-.cloth;  cerement. 

coffin,  shell,  sarcophagus,  urn,  pall,  bier,  hearse,  catafalque, 
cinerary  urn. 

grave,  pit,  sepulchre,  tomb,  vault,  crypt,  catacomb,  mauso- 
leum, Golgotha,  house  of  death,  narrow  house ;  cemetery,  ne- 
cropolis; burial-place,  -ground;  grave-,  church-yard;  God's 
acre;  mortuary,  tope,  cromlech,  barrow,  tumulus,  cairn ;  ossu- 
ary; bone-,  charnel-,  dead-house;  Morgue. 

sexton,  grave-digger. 

monument,  cenotaph,  shrine;  grave-,  tomb-stone;  memento 
mori  ;  hatchment,  stone. 

exhumation,  disinterment;  necropsy,  autopsy,  'post  mortem 
examination. 

V.  inter,  bury;  lay  in  -,  consign  to-  the  -grave,  -  tomb; 
en-,  in-tomb;  inhume;  layout;  perform  a  funeral;  embalm, 
mummify ;  toll  the  knell ;  put  to  bed  with  a  shovel. 

exhume,  disinter,  unearth. 

Adj.  buried  &c.  v. ;  burial ;  fune-real,  -brial ;  mortuary, 
sepulchral,  cinerary;  elegiac;  necroscopic. 

Adv.  in  memoriam ;  post-obit^  -mortem ;  beneath  the  sod. 

Phr.  hicjacet,  ci-git, 

3.  Special  Vitality, 


364.  Animalitt.  — N.  animal 
life,  anima-tion,  -lity,  -lization; 
breath. 

flesh,  -  and  blood;  physique  ; 
strength  &c.  159. 

Adj.  fleshly. 

366.  Animal.  —  N.  animal,  - 
kingdom;  fauna;  brute  creation. 

beast,  brute,  creature,  created 
being;  creeping  -,  living-  thing; 
dumb  -animal,  -  creature. 

flocks  and  herds,  live  stock; 
domestic  -,  wild-  animals ;  game. 


365.    Vegetability. — N.    vege- 
table life;  vegeta-tion,  -bility. 
Adj.  rank,  lush. 


367.  Vegetable. — N.  vegetable, 
-  kingdom ;  flora,  verdure. 

plant;  tree,  shrub,  bush;  creep- 
er ;  herb,  -age ;  grass. 

annual;  per-,  bi-,  tri-ennial;  ex- 
otic. 

timber,  forest ;  wood,  -lands; 
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366—371. 


MATTER. 


III.  Jii.  1'. 


fer(E  naturce;  beasts  of  the  field, 
fowls  of  the  air,  denizens  of  the 
day. 

mammal,  quadruped,  bird,  rep- 
tile, fish,  crustacean,  shell-fish, 
moUusk,  worm,  insect,  zoophyte; 
animalcule  &c.  193. 

horse  &c.  {heast  of  burden)  271 ; 
cattle,  kine,  ox;  bull,  -ock;  cow, 
milch-cow,  calf,  heifer,  shorthorn; 
sheep;  lamb,  -kin;  ewe,  ram,  tup; 
pig,  swine,  boar,  hog,  sow. 

dog,  hound;  pup^  -py;   whelp, 


sheep-,  shepherd's-,  sporting-, 
fancy-,  lap-,  toy-,  bull-,  badger- 
dog; mastiff;  blood-,  grey-,  stag-, 
deer-,  fox-,  otter-hound;  harrier, 
beagle,  spaniel,  pointer,  setter, 
retriever  ;  Newfoundland  ;  water 
-dog,  -  spaniel ;  pug,  poodle ;  turn- 
spit; terrier;  fox  -,  Skye-terrier; 
Dandie  Dinmont;  colley. 

cat;  puss,  -y;  grimalkin;  gib-, 
tom-cat;  fox,  Reynard,  vixen,  stag, 
deer,  hart,  buck,  doe,  roe. 

bird:  poultry,  fowl,  cock,  hen,  chicken,  chanticleer,  partlet, 
rooster,  dunghill  cock,  barn-door  fowl;  feathered  -tribes,  - 
.songster;  singing-,  dicky-bird;  canary;  finch. 

snake,  serpent,  viper,  eft;  asp,    ic;  vermin. 

Adj.  animal,  zoological. 

equine,  bovine,  vaccine,  canine,  feline ;  fishy ;  piscator-y,  -ial ; 
molluscous,  vermicular. 


hurst,  frith,  holt,  weald,  park, 
chase,  greenwood,  brake,  grove, 
copse,  coppice,  hocage,  tope,  clump 
of  trees,  thicket,  spinet,  spinney; 
under-,  brush-wood  ;  arboretum  &c. 
371. 

bush,  jungle,  prairie;  heath,  -er; 
fern,  bracken ;  furze,  gorse,  whin ; 
grass,  turf;  pas-ture,  -turage;  tur- 
bary; sedge,  rush,  weed;  fungus, 
mushroom,  toadstool; lichen, moss, 
conferva,  mould;  growth. 

foliage,  branch,  bough,  ramage, 
leaf. 

flower,  blossom,  bine ;  flowering- 
plant;  timber-,  fruit-tree;  pulse, 
legume. 

Adj.  veget  -  able,  -  ous  ;  herb- 
aceous, -al ;  botanic ;  sylvan,  silvan ; 
arbor-ary,  -eous,  -escent,  -ical  ; 
woody,  grassy ;  ver-dant,  -durous ; 
floral,  mossy  ;  lign-ous,  -eous  ; 
wooden,  leguminous  ;  end-,  ex- 
ogenous. 


368.  [The  science  of  animals.] 
Zoology.  —  N.  Zoo-logy,  -nomy, 
-graphy,  -tomy;  Anatomy;  Com- 
parative Anatomy ;  Animal  -,  Com- 
parative- Physiology ;  Morphology. 

Anthrop-,  Ornith-,  Ichthy-,  Her- 
^et-,  Ophi-,  Malac-,  Helminth-, 
Entom-,  Oryct-,  Paleont-ology  ; 
Ichthy-  &c.  -otomy;  taxidermy. 

zo-  &c.  -ologist. 

Adj.  zoological  &c.  n. 


370.   [The  economy  or  manage- 
ment of  animals.]  Cicuration. — 

N.  taming  &c.  v. ;  cicuratior^  'zioc-  \  JS'.    agriculture,    cultivation,    hiid 

130 


369.  [The  science  of  plants.]  Bo- 
tany.— N.  Botany ;  Phyto-graphy, 
-logy,  -tomy;  Vegetable  Physio- 
logy, herborization,  Dendr-,  Myc-, 
Fung-,  Alg-ology ;  Flora,  Pomona ; 
botanist  &c. ;  botanic  garden  &c. 
{garden)  371 ;  hortus  siccus,  her- 
barinm,  herbal. 

herb-ist,  -  arist,  -  alist.  -  orist, 
-arian. 

V.  botanize,  herborize. 

Adj.  botanical  &c.  n. 

371.  [The  economy  or  manage 
ment  of  plants.]  AGBJCUiiTUHE.-v 


III.  III.  V. 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


370—374. 


hygiantics ;  *  doraestic-ation,  -ity ; 
manege  ;  veterinary  art ;  breeding, 
pisciculture. 

menagery,  vivarium,  zoological 
garden;  bear-pit;  aviary,  apiary; 
aquarium,  fishery  ;  duck-,  fish- 
pond. 

[Destruction  of  animals]  Phthi- 
sozoicsf  &c.  {killing)  361. 

neat-,  cow-,  shep-herd ;  grazier, 
drover,  cowkeeper;  trainer,  breed- 
er. 

cage  &c.  (  prison)  752 ;  hen-coop, 
bird-cage,  cauf ;  sheep-fold  &c.  {in- 
closure)  232. 

V.  tame,  domesticate,  acclima- 
tize, breed,  tend,  break  in,  train; 
cage,  bridle  &c.  {restrain)  751. 

Adj.  pastoral,  bucolic;  tame, 
domestic. 


bandry,  farming;  georgics,  geo- 
ponics;  tillage,  agronomy,  garden- 
ing, spade  husbandly,  vintage  ; 
hort-,  arbor-,  flor-iculture ;  land- 
scape gardening. 

husbandman,  horticulturist,  gar- 
dener, florist;  agricult-or,  -urist; 
yeoman,  farmer,  cultivator,  tiller 
of  the  soil,  wood-cutter,  back- 
woodsman ;  Triptolemus. 

field,  meadow,  garden;  botanic 
-,  winter  -,  ornamental  -,  flower-, 
kitchen  -,  market  -,  hop-  garden; 
nursery;  green-,  hot-house;  con- 
servatory, bed,  border,  seed-plot; 
grass-plat,  lawn;  park  &3.  {plea- 
sure ground)  840;  parterre,  shrub- 
bery, plantation,  avenue,  arhore- 
tum,  pinery,  pinetum,  orchard; 
vineyard,  vinery;  orangery;  farm 
&c.  {abode)  189. 

V.  cultivate  ;  till,  -  the  soil; 
farm,  garden;   sow,   plant  ;  reap, 

mow,  cut;  manure,  tlress  the  ground,  dig,  delve,    dibble,  hoe, 

plough,  plow,  harrow,  rake,  weed,  lop  and  top. 
Adj.  agr-icultural,  -arian,  -estic. 
arable;  predial,  rural,  rustic,  country;  horticultural. 


372.  Mankind. — iV.  man,  -kind;  human  -race,  -  species,  - 
nature;  humanity,  mortality,  flesh,  generation. 

[Science  of  man]  Anthropo-logy,  -graphy,  -sophy;  Ethno-logy, 
-graphy;  humanitarian. 

human  being ;  person,  -age ;  individual,  creature,  fellow  crea- 
ture, mortal,  body,  somebody,  one ;  such  a  -,  some-  one ;  soul, 
living  soul ;  earthling ;  party,  head,  hand ;  dramatis  personce. 

people,  persons,  folk,  public,  society,  world ;  community,  -  at 
large;  general  public;  nation,  -ality;  state,  realm;  common-weal, 
-wealth ;  republic,  body  politic ;  million  &c.  {commonalty)  876 ; 
population  &,c.  {inhabitant)  188. 

cosmopolite ;  lords  of  the  creation ;  ourselves. 

Adj.  human,  mortal,  personal,  individual,  national, .  civic, 
public,  social;  cosmopolitan. 


373.  Man. — N.  man,  male,  he; 
manhood  &c.  {adolescence)  131; 
gentleman,  sir,  master;  yeoman, 
wight,  swain,  fellow,  blade,  beau, 
elf,  chap,  gaffer,  good  man;  hus- 

*  Bentliam. 


374.  Woman. — N.  woman,  she, 
female,  petticoat. 

femin ality,  muliebrity;  woman- 
hood «fcc.  {adolescence)  131. 

womankind ;   the   -sex,   -  fair; 


■f  Bentham. 


131 


373-378. 


MATTER. 


III.  III.  1^ 


band&c.  {married  man)  903;  Mr., 
mister;  boy  &c.  {youth)  129. 

[Male  animal]  cock,  drake,  gan- 
der, dog,  boar,  stag,  hart,  buck, 
horse,  entire  horse,  stallion;  gib-, 
tom-cat ;  he-.  Billy-goat ;  ram,  tup ; 
bull,  -ock;  capon,  ox,  gelding. 

Adj.  male,  he,  masculine;  man- 
ly, virile;  un-womanly,  -feminine. 


fair  -,  softer-  sex;  weaker  vessel. 
dame,  madam,  madame^  mistress, 
Mrs.,  lady,  donna,  helle^  matron, 
dowager,  goody,  gammer;  good 
-woman,  -  wife ;  squaw ;  wife  &c. 
{marriage)  903 ;  matron-age,  -hood, 
nymph,  wench,  grisette  ;  girl&c. 
{youth)   129. 

[Female  animal]  hen,  bitch,  sow, 
doe,  roe,  mare;  she-,  Nanny-goat; 
ewe,  cow;  lioness,  tigress;  vixen. 
gynecmum. 
Adj.  female,    she;  feminine,    womanly,    ladylike,    matronly, 
maidenly;  womanish,  effeminate,  unmanly. 


2°.  Sensation. 
(1.)  Sensation  in  general. 


375.    Physical   Sensibility. — 

N.  sensibility;  sensitiveness  &c. 
adj. ;  physical  sensibility,  feeling, 
perceptivity,  aesthetics  ;  moral 
sensibility  &c.  822. 

sensation,  impression ;  conscious- 
ness &c.  (knowledge)  490. 

external  senses. 

V.  be  -sensible  &c.  adj.  -of; 
feel,  perceive. 

render  -sensible  &c.  adj. ;  sharp- 
en, cultivate,  tutor. 

cause  sensation,  impress ;  ex- 
cite-,  produce-  an  impression. 

Ad],  sens-ible,  -itive,  -uous;  sbs- 
thetic,  perceptive,  sentient;  cou- 
scious,&c.  {aware)  490. 

acute,  sharp,  keen,  vivid,  lively, 
impressive,  thin-skinned. 

Adv.  to  the  quick. 


377.  Physical  Pleasure. — N. 
pleasure;  physical  -,  sensual  -, 
sensuous-  pleasure;  bodily  enjoy- 
ment, animal  gratification,  sensu- 
ality; luxuriousness  &c.  adj.-.^  dis- 
sipation, round  of  pleasure;  titilla- 
tion,  gusto,  creature  comforts,  com- 
fort, ease ;  pillow  &c.  {supj)ort)  215 ; 
luxury,  lap  of  luxury ;  pui-ple  and 


376.  Physical  Insensibility. — 

N.  insensibility,  physical  insensi- 
bility; obtuseness  &c.  adj.\  palsy, 
paralysis,  ancesthesia;  sleep  &c- 
{inactivity)  683 ;  moral  insensibility 
&c.  823. 

anaesthetic  agent,  opium,  ether, 
chloroform,  chloral ;  nitrous  oxide, 
laughing  gas;  refrigeration. 

V.  be  -insensible  &c.  adj. ;  Iiave 
a  -thick  skin,  -  rhinoceros  hide. 

render  -insensible  &c.  adj. ; 
blunt,  pall,  obtund,  benumb,  par- 
alyze; put  under  the  influence  of 
-chloroform  &c.  n. ;  stupefy,  stun. 

Adj.  insensible,  unfeeling,  sense- 
less, impercipient,  callous,  thick- 
skinned,  pachydermatous ;  hard, 
-ened ;  case-hardened ;  proof  ;  ob 
tuse,  dull;  anaesthetic;  ptiralytic, 
palsied,  numb,  dead. 

378.  Physical  Pain.— iV!  pain; 
suffer-ing,  -ance ;  bodily  -,  physic 
cal-  pain,  -  suffering;  mental  suf- 
fering «&c.  828;  dolour,  ache;  ach- 
ing &C.V.;  smart;  shoot,  -ing; 
twinge,  twitch,  gripe,  headache; 
hurt,  cut;  sore,  -ness;  discomfort, 
malaise. 

spasm,  cramp;  nightmare,  cj^hi- 
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ORGANIC  MATTER. 


377-381 


fine  linen ;  bed  of  -down.  -  roses ; 
velvet,  clover;  cup  of  Circe  &c. 
(iritemperance)  954. 

treat ;  refreshment,  regale ;  feast ; 
delice;  dainty  &c.  394 ;  lonne  louche. 

source  of  pleasure  &c.  829 ;  hap- 
piness &c.  {mental  enjoyment)  827. 

V.  feel  -,  experience  -,  receive- 
pleasure;  enjoy,  relish;  luxuriate 
-,  revel  -,  riot  -,  bask  -,  swim  -, 
wallow-  in ;  feast  on ;  gloat  -over, 
-  on ;  smack  the  lips. 

live  -on  the  fat  of  the  land,  -  in 
comfort  &c.  adv. ;  bask  in  the  sun- 
shine, faire  ses  choux  gras. 

give  pleasure  &c.  829. 

Adj.  enjoying  &c  v. ;  luxurious, 
voluptuous,  sensual,  comfortable, 
cosy,  snug,  in  comfort,  at  ease. 

agreeable  &c.  829;  grateful,  re- 
freshing, comforting,  cordial,  ge- 
nial ;  sensuous ;  palatable  &c.  394 ; 
sweet  &c.  (siKjar)  396 ;  fragrant  &c, 
400;  melodious  &c.  413;  lovely 
&c.  (beautiful)  845. 

Adv.  in  -comfort  &c.  n. ;  on  -a 
bed  of  roses  &c.  n. ;  at  one's  ease. 


altes;  crick,  stitch;  thrill,  convul- 
sion, throe;  throb  &c.  {agitation) 
315;  pang. 

sharp  -,  piercing  -,  throbbing  -, 
shooting  -,  gnawing  -,  burning- 
pain;  anguish,  agony. 

torment,  torture;  rack;  cmci- 
ation,  -fixion;  martyrdom;  rbar- 
tyr,  toad  under  a  harrow,  vivisec- 
tion. 

V.  feel  -,  experience  -,  suffer  -, 
undergo-  pain  &c.  n. ;  suffer,  ache, 
smart,  bleed;  tingle,  shoot; 
twinge,  twitch,  lancinate;  writhe, 
wince,  make  a  wry  face;  »it  on 
-thorns,  -  pins  and  needles. 

give  -,  inflict-  pain ;  pain,  hurt, 
chafe,  sting,  bite,  gnaw,  gripe; 
pinch,  tweak;  grate,  gall,  fret, 
prick,  pierce,  wring,  convulse: 
torment,  torture;  rack,  agonize; 
crucify;  ex-,  cruciate;  break  on 
the  wheel,  put  to  the  rack ;  flog 
&c.  {punish)  972;  grate  on  the  ear 
&c.  (harsh  sound)  410. 

Adj.  in  -pain  &c,  7?.,  -  a  state 
of  pain ;  pained  &c.  v. 

painful ;    aching  &c.    v. ;   sore, 


(2.)  Special  Sensation 
1.    Touch. 

379.  [Sensation  of  pressure.]  Touch. — K.  touch;  tact,  -ion, 
-ility;  feeling;  palp-ation,  -ability;  manipulation. 

[Organ  of  touch]  hand,  finger,  fore-finger,  thumb,  paw, 
feeler,  antenna. 

V.  touch,  feel,  handle,  finger,  thumb,  paw,  fumble,  grope, 
grabble;  twiddle,  tweedle;  pass-,  run-  the  fingers  over;  ma- 
nipulate, wield ;  throw  out  a  feeler. 

Adj.  tact-ual,  -ile;  tangible,  palpable;  lambent. 


380.  Sensations  op  Touch. — N. 
itching  &c.  v. ;  titillation,  formi- 
cation, axira. 

V.  itch,  tingle,  creep,  thrill, 
sting ;  prick,  -le ;  tickle,  titillate. . 

Adj,  itc.iin^'  &c.  v. 


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381.  [Insensibility  to  touch.] 
Numbness.  —  N.  numbness  &c. 
{physical  insensibility)  376;  piufl 
and  needles. 

V.  benumb  &c.  376. 

Ad,j.  numb ;  benumbed  &c.  «. ; 
intangible,  impalpable. 
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382-383. 


MATTER. 


III.  III.  2^ 


2.  Heat 


382.  Heat. — K  heat,  caloric; 
temperature,  warmth,  fervor,  ca- 
lidity;  incal-,  incand-escence; 
glow,  flush ;  fever,  hectic. 

phlogiston;  fire,  spark,  scintil- 
lation, flash,  flame,  blaze ;  bonfire ; 
firework,  pyrotechny ;  wild-fire ; 
sheet  of  fire,  lambent  flame;  de- 
vouring element. 

summer,  dog-days;  baking  &c. 
384  -,  white  -,  tropical  -,  Afric  -, 
Bengal  -,  summer-  blood-  heat; 
sirocco,  simoom;  broiling  sun ;  in- 
solation; warming  &c.  884. 

sun  &c.  {luminary)  423. 

[Science  of  heat]  Pyrology; 
Therm-ology,  -otics;  thermometer 
&c.  389. 

V.  be  -hot  &c.  adj. ;  glow,  flush, 
sweat,  swelter,  bask,  smoke,  reek, 
stew,  simmer,  seethe,  boil,  burn, 
broil,  blaze,  flame;  smoulder; 
parch,  fume,  pant. 

heat  &c.  {malce  hot)  384  ;  thaw, 
give. 

Adj.  hot,  warm,  mild,  genial, 
tepid,  lukewarm,  unfrozen ;  therm- 
al, -ic;  calorific;  ferv-ent,  -id; 
ardent. 

sunny,  torrid,  tropical,  estival, 
canicular;  close,  sultry,  stifling, 
stuffy,  suffocating,  oppressive ; 
reeking  &c.  ^. ;  baking  &c.  384. 

red  -,  white  -,  smoking  -,  burn- 
ing &c.  t.  -,  piping-  hot ;  like  -a 
furnace,  -  an  oven ;  hot  as  -fire,  - 
pepper ;  hot  enough  to  roast  an  ox. 

fiery ;  incand-,  incal-escent ;  can- 
dent,  ebullient,  glowing,  smoking; 
on  fire ;  blazing  &c.  v. ;  in  -flames, 
-a  blaze;  alight,  afire,  ablaze;  un- 
quenched,  -extiniruished;  smould- 
ering ;  in  a  -hea:,  -  glow,  -  fever, 
-perspiration,  -  sweat;  sudorific; 
swelter-in g,-ed;  blood-hot,  -warm;  warm  as 


383.  Cold. — K.  cold,  -ness  &c. 
adj. ;  frigidity,  inclemency,  fresco. 

winter;  depth  of -,  hard-  win- 
ter ;  Siberia,  Nova  Zembla. 

ice ;  snow,    -  flake,  -  crystal. 


drift;  sleet;  hail,  -stone;  rime, 
frost;  hoar  -,  white  -,  hard  -, 
sharp-  frost;  icicle,  thick-ribbed 
ice ;  fall  of  snow,  heavy  fall ;  ice- 
berg, -floe ;  floe-berg ;  glacier;  neveey 
serac. 

[Sensation  of  cold]  chilliness &c. 
adj. ;  chill,  shivering  &c.  'G.  ;  goose- 
skin,  rigor.,  horripilation,  chatter- 
ing of  teeth. 

V.  be  -cold  &c.  adj. ;  shiver, 
starve,  quake,  shake,  tremble, 
shudder,  didder,  quiver;  perish 
with  cold;  chill  &c.  (rende?'  cold) 
385. 

Adj.  cold,  cool;  chill,  -y;  gelid, 
frigid,  algid;  fresh,  keen,  bleak, 
raw,  inclement,  bitter,  biting,  ni- 
veous, cutting,  nipping,  piercing, 
pinching;  clay-cold;  starved  &c. 
(7nade  cold)  dS5 :,  shivering  &c.  •». ; 
aguish,  transi  de  froid  ;  frost-bit- 
ten, -bound,  -nipped. 

cold  as  -a  stone,  -  marble,  - 
lead,  -iron,  -  a  frog,  -  charity,  - 
Christmas ;  cool  as  -a  cucumber,  - 
custard. 

icy,  glacial,  frosty,  freezing, 
wintry,  brumal,  hibernal,  boreal, 
arctic,  Siberian,  hyemal;  hyperbo- 
re-an,  -al ;  ice-bound ;    frozen  out. 

un-warmad,  -thawed;  lukewarm, 
tepid ;  iso-cheimal,  -chimenal. 

Adv.  coldly,  bitterly  &c.  adj. .; 
d  pien'e  fendre. 


toast,  -  wool. 


volcanic,  plutonic,  igneous;  isother-mal,  -mic,  -al. 
Phr.  not  a  breath  of  air. 


134 


III.  III.  2= 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


384—38^ 


385.  Refbigeration.  —  iV.  re- 
frigeration, inf rigid ation,  rediic- 
don  of  temperature ;  cooling  &c. 
^. ;  con- gelation,  -glaciation ;  ice 
&c.  383;  solidification  &c.  {density) 
321. 

extincteur  ;  fire-annihilator ;  fire- 
man, fire  brigade. 

incombusti-bility,  -bleness  &c. 
adj. 

Y.  cool,  fan,  refrigerate,  refresh, 
ice;  congeal,  freeze,  glaciate;  be- 
numb, starve,  pinch,  chill,  petrify, 
chill  to  the  marrow,  nip,  cut, 
pierce,  bite,  make  one's  teeth  chat- 
ter ;  damp,  slack ;  quench ;  put  -, 
stamp-  out;  extinguish. 

go  -,  burn-  out. 

Adj.  cooled  &c.  ■». ;  f rozeu  out ; 
cooling  t&c.  X. ;  frigorific. 

incombustible;  un-,  unin  fiam- 
mable ;  fire  proof. 


384.  Calefaction. — N.  increase 
of  temperature ;  heating  &c.  «. ; 
cale-,  tepe-,  torri-faction ;  melting, 
fusion;  liquefaction  &c.  335; 
burning  &c.  ■». ;  am-,  com-bustion ; 
in-,  ac-cension;  con-,  cremation; 
scorification ;  cauter-y,  -ization ; 
nstulation,  calcination;  in-,  cine- 
ration  ;  carbonization. 

ignition,  inflammation,  adnstion, 
flagration  ;  de  -,  con  -  flagration ; 
empyrosis,  incendiarism ;  arson ; 
auto  da.  fe. 

boiling  &c.  n, ;  coction,  ebulli- 
tion, estuation,  elixation,  decoc- 
tion. 

furnace  &c.  386;  blanket,  flan- 
nel, fur ;  wadding  &c.  {lining)  224 ; 
clothing  &c.  225. 

match  &c.  {fuel)  388;  incendia- 
ry ;  petroleuse  ;  caustic,  lunar  caus- 
tic, apozem,  moxa. 

sunstroke,  coup  de  soleil ;  insola- 
tion. 

pottery,  ceramics,  crockery,  porcelain,  china ;  earthen-,  stone- 
ware; pot,  mug,  terra-cotta,  brick,  clinker;  cinder,  ash,  scoriw ; 
embers,  slag,  products  of  combustion,  coke,  carbon,  charcoal. 

inflamma-,  combusti-bility. 

[Transmission  of  heat]  diathermancy,"  transcalency. 

F.  heat,  warm,  chafe,  stive,  foment;  make  -hot  &c.  882;  sun 
oneself. 

fire ;  set  -fire  to,  -  on  fire ;  kindle,  enkindle,  light,  ignite, 
strike  a  light;  apply  the  -match,  -  torch-  to;  re-kindle,  -lume; 
fan  -,  add  fuel  to-  the  flame ;  poke  -,  stir  -,  blow-  the  fire ;  make 
a  bonfire  of. 

melt,  thaw,  fuse;  liquefy  &c.  335. 

burn,  inflame,  roast,  toast,  fry,  grill,  singe,  parch,  bake,  ter- 
rify, scorch;  brand,  cauterize,  sear,  burn  in;  corrode,  char,  cal- 
cine, incinerate ;  smelt,  scorify ;  reduce  to  ashes ;  burn  to  a  cin- 
der; commit  -,  consign   to  the  flames. 

boil,  digest,  stew,  cook,  seethe,  scald,  parboil,  simmer;  do  to 
rags. 

take  -,  catch-  fire ;  blaze  &c.  {Jlame)  382. 

Adj.  heated  &c.  t, ;  molten,  sodden ;  reclmuffe ;  heating 
&c.  t). 

inflammable,  combustible ;  diatherm-al,  -anous ;  burnt  &c.  v. ; 
volcanic. 


386.    Furnace.  —  N.    furnace,  I      387.    Refrigeratory.  —  N.  r« 
stove,    kiln,    oven;     hot-,    bake-,  |  frigerator,    -y;  frigidarium ;    k€' 

135 


386—392.  MATTER.  III.  iii.  2° 

wash-house;     laundry;    conserva-  I  house,  -pail,  -bag;    cooler,   damp- 


er; wine-cooler;  freezing  mixture. 


tory;  hearth,  focus;  athanor,  hy- 
pocaust,  reverberatory ;  volcano ; 
forge,  fiery  furnace;    tuyere,   bra- 

sier,  salamander,  heater,  waiming-pan;  boiler,  caldron,  seething 
caldron,  pot;  urn,  kettle;  chafing-dish;  retort,  crucible,  alem- 
bic, still. 

fire-place,  -dog,  -irons;  grate,  range,  kitchener;  ca-,  cam- 
boose;  poker,  tongs,  shovel,  hob,  trivet;  and-,  grid-iron;  fry- 
ing-, stew-pan. 

sudatory;  Turkish  -,  Russian  -,  vapour  -,  warm-  bath. 

388.  Fuel. — JST.  fuel,  firing,  combustible,  coal,  wallsend, 
anthracite,  culm,  coke,  carbon,  charcoal;  turf,  peat,  fire-wood, 
bobbing,  faggot,  log;  cinder  &c.  {products  of  comtustioTi)  384; 
ingle,  tinder,  touchwood;  sulphur,  brimstone;  incense;  port- 
fire; fire-barrel,  -ball,  -brand. 

brand,  torch,  fuse;  wick;  spill,  match,  light,   lucifer,  con- 
greve,  vesuvian,  vesta,  fusee,  locofoco;  linstock, 
candle  &c.  (luminary)  423;  oil  &c.  {grease)  356. 
Adj.  carbonaceous;  combustible,  inflammable. 

389.  Thermometer. — N.  thermo-meter,  -scope;  pyro-,  cal- 
ori-mater. 

3.    Taste. 
590.  Taste.— JV.   taste,  flavour 


391.  Insipidity. — JSf.  insipidity, 
tastelessness  &c.  adj. 

V.  be  -tasteless  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  void  of  -taste  &c.  390 ;  in- 
sipid; taste-,  gust-,  savour-less; 
ingustible,  mawkish,  milk  and 
water,  weak,  stale,  flat,  vapid, 
fade^  wishy-washy,  mi  Id ;  untasted. 


gust,  gusto,  savour;  sapor,  sapidi- 
ty ;  twang,  smack,  smatch  ;  after- 
taste, tang. 

tasdng;  de-,  gustation. 

palate,  tongue,   tooth,  stomach. 

V.  taste,  savour,  smatch,  smack, 
flavour,  twang;  tickle  the  palate 
&c.  {savoury)  894;  smack  the  lips. 

Adj.  sapid,  saporific;  gusta-ble, 
-tory;  strung;  palatable  &c.  394. 

392.  Pungency. — N.  pungency,  piquancy,  poignancy,  Jiaut- 
goiit,  strong  taste,  twang,  race. 

sharpness  &c.  ad,j. ;  acrimony ;  roughness  &c.  {sour)  392 ;  un- 
savouriness  &c.  395. 

nitre,  saltpetre ;   mustard,  cayenne,  caviare ;   seasoning  &c, 
(condiment)  393:  brine. 

dram,  cordial,  nip. 

nicotine,  tobacco,  snuff,  quid ;  segar ;  cigar,   -ette ;    weed ; 
fragrant-,  Indian- weed. 

V.  be  -pungent  &c.  adj. ;  bite  the  tongue. 

render  -pungent  &c.  adj. ;  season,  spice,  salt,  pepper,  pickle, 
brine,  devil. 

smoke,  chew,  take  snuff. 

Adj.  pungent,   strong;    high-,  full-flavoured;   hig^-^^«ted, 


ill.  III.  2\ 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


392—397. 


-seasoned;  gamy;  sharp,  stinging,  rough,  piqtiant,  racy;  bit- 
.  iug,  mordant;  spicy;  seasoned  6:c.  v. ;  hot,  -  as  pepper;  pep- 
pery, vellicating,  escharotic,   meracious;    acrid,   acrimonious, 
bitter;  rough  &c.  (sour)  397;  unsavoury  &c.  395. 

salt,  saline,  brackish,  briny;  salt  as  -brine,  -  a  herring,  - 
Lot's  wife. 

393.  Condiment. — iV.  condiment,  salt,  mustard,  pepper, 
cayenne,  curry,  seasoning,  sauce,  spice,  relish,  sauce  piquante^ 
caviare,  pot-herbs,  onion,  garlic,  pickle. 

V.  season  &c.  {render  pungent)  392. 


395.  Unsavoueiness. —  N.  un- 
savouriness  &c.  adj. ;  amaritude ; 
acri-mony,  -tude;  roughness  &c. 
{sour)  397;  acerbity,  austerity; 
gall  and  wormwood,  rue,  quassia, 
aloes;  sickener. 

V.  be  -unpalatable  &c.  adj\  sick- 
en, disgust,  nauseate,  pall,  turn 
the  stomach. 

Adj.  un  -  savoury,  -  palatable, 
-sweet ;  ill-flavoured ;  bitter,  -  as 
gall;  acrid,  acrimonious;  rough. 

offensive,  repulsive,  nasty ;  sick- 
ening &c.  «. ;  nauseous;  loath-, 
ful-some ;  unpleasant  &c-  830. 


394.  Savouriness. — N.  savouri- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  relish,  zest. 

tit-bit,  dainty,  delicacy,  ambro- 
sia, nectar,  honne-houche ;  game, 
turtle,  venison. 

F.  be  -savoury  &c.  adj. ;  tickle 
the  -palate,  -  appetite ;  flatter  the 
palate. 

render  -palatable  &c.  adj. 

relish,  like,  smack  the  lips. 

Adj.  savoury,  well-tasted,  to 
one's  taste,  tasty,  good,  palatable, 
nice,  dainty,  delectable ;  tooth-ful, 
-some ;  gustful,  appetizing,  licker- 
ish, delicate,  delicious,  exquisite, 
rich,  luscious,  ambrosial. 

Adv.  per  amusare  la  locca. 

PTir.  cela  se  laisse  manger. 

396.  Sweetness. — N.  sweetness, 
dulcitude. 

sugar,  syrup,  treacle,  molasses, 
honey,  manna;  confection,  -ary; 
sweets,  grocery,  conserve,  pre- 
serve, covfiture,  jam,  julep;  sugar- 
candy,  -plum;  liquorice,  marma- 
lade, plum,  lollipop,  hon-don,  ju- 
jube,  comfit,  sweetmeat. 

nectar;  hydromel,  mead,  me- 
theglin,  honeysuckle,  liqueur^ 
sweet  wine. 

pastry,  pie,  tart,  pufl:,  pudding. 

dulc-ification,  -oration. 

V.  be  -sweet  <fec  adj. 

render  -sweet  &c.  adj. ;  sweeten;  edulcorate;  dulc-orate,  -ify; 
candy ;  mull. 

Adj.   sweet;   sacchar-ine,   -iferous;   dulcet,    candied,  honied, 
luscious,  lush,  nectarious,  melliferous;  sweetened  *&c.  v. 

sweet  as  -a  nut,  -  sugar,  -  honey. 

12*  137 


397.  Sourness.  —  N.  sourness 
&C,.  adj.\  acid,  -ity;  acetous  fer- 
mentation. 

vinegar,  verjuice,  crab,  alum. 

V.  be  -,  turn-  -sour  &c.^  adj. ;  set 
the  teeth  on  edge. 

render  -sour  &c.  adj. ;  acid-ify, 
-ulate. 

Adj.  sour;  acid,  -ulous,  -ulated; 
tart,  crabbed ;  acet-ous,  -ose ;  sour 
as  vinegar,  sourish,  acescent,  sub- 
acid; styptic,  hard,  rough. 


398—403. 


MATTER. 


III.  HI.  2°. 


4.    Odour, 


398.  Odour. — N.  odour,  smell, 
odorameiit,  scent,  eflluvium  ; 
eman-,  exhal-ation ;  fume,  essence, 
trail,  nidor,  redolence. 

sense  of  smell;  scent;  act  of 
-smelling  &c.  v. 

V.  have  an  -odour  &c.  n. ;  smell, 
-  of,  -  strong  of ;  exhale ;  give  out 
a  -smell  &c.  n. ;  scent, 

smell,  scent;  snuff,  -  up;  sniff, 
nose,  inliale. 

Adj.  odor-ous,   -iferous;   smelling,   strong-scented;  redolent, 
graveolent,  nidorous,  pungent. 

[Relating  to  the  sense  of  smell]  olfactory,  quick-scented. 


399.  Inodorousness.  —  J^.  in- 
odorousness;  absence  -,  want-  of 
smell. 

F.  be  -inodorous  &c.  adj. ;  not 
smell. 

deodorize. 

Adj.  inodor-ous,  -ate ;  scentless ; 
without  -,  wanting-  smell  &c.  398. 

deodoriz-ed,  -ing 


400.  Fragrance. — N.  fragrance, 
aroma,  redolence,  perfume,  hou- 
qnet ;  sweet  smell,  aromatic  per- 
fume. 

incense  ;  musk,  frankincense  ; 
pastil,  -le;  myrrh,  perfumes  of  Ara- 
bia; otto,  ottar,  attar;  bergamot, 
balm,  civet,  pot-pourri,  pulvil; 
nosegay;  scent,  -hdig\ sachet,  smell- 
ing bottle,  'Dinaigrette ;  eau  de 
Cologne  ;  thurification. 

perfumer. 

V.  be  -fragrant  &c.  adj. ;  have  a 
-perfume  &c.  n.  ;  smell  sweet, 
scent,  perfume,  embalm. 

Adj.  fragrant,  aromatic,  redo- 
lent, spicy,  balmy,  scented ;  sweet- 
smelling,  -srented  ;  perfum-ed, 
-atoiy;  thuriferous;  fragrant  as  a 
rose,  uiusciidino,  ambrosial. 


401.  Fetor.— iV.  fetor;  bad  &c. 
adj.  -smell,  -odour;  stench,  stink; 
foul  -,  mal-  odour;  empyreuma ; 
mustiness  &c.  adj. ;  rancidity;  foul- 
ness &c.  {undeanness)  653. 

stoat,  polecat,  skunk  ;  assa- 
foetida;  fungus,  garlic;  stink-pot. 
V.  have  a  -bad  smell  &c.  n. ; 
smell;  stink,  -  in  the  nostrils,  - 
like  a  polecat;  smell  -strong  &c. 
adj. ,  -  offensively. 

Adj.  fetid  ;  strong  -  smelling  ; 
high,  bad,  strong,  fulsome,  offen- 
sive, noisome,  rank,  rancid,  reasty, 
tainted,  musty,  fusty,  frouzy;olid, 
-ous;  nidorous;  smell-,  stink-ing; 
putrid  &c.  653;  suffocating,  me- 
phitic ;  empyreumatic. 


5.   Sound. 


(i.)  Sound 

402.  Sound. — N.  sound,  noise, 
strain;  accent,  twang,  intonation, 
tone;  cadence;  sonorousness  &c. 
adj. ;  audibility  ;  resonance  &c. 
408 ;  voice  &c.  580. 

[Science  of  sound]  Acou-,  Acu- 
stics  ;  Phon-ics,  -etics,  -ology, 
-ography;  Dia-coustics,  -phonics. 


IN  General. 

403.  Silence. —  N.  silence ;  still- 
ness &c.  {quiet)  265 ;  peace,  hush, 
lull;  muteness  &c.  581;  solemn-, 
awful  -,  dead  -  deathlike-  silence. 

V,  be  -silent  &c.  adj. ;  hold  one's 
tongue  &c.  {not  s'pealc)  585. 

render  -silent  &c.  adj. ;  silence, 
still,  hush ;  stifle,  muffle,  stop  ; 
138 


in.  III.  2° 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


402—407. 


V.  produce  sound ;  sound,  make 
a  noise ;  give  out  -,  emit-  sound ; 
resound  &c.  408. 

Adj.  sounding;  soniferous;  so- 
nor-ous,  -ific;  resonant,  audible, 
distinct;  stertorous;  phonetic. 


muzzle,  put  to  silence  &c.  (render 
mute)  581. 

Adj.  silent  ;  still,  -y  ;  noise-, 
sound-less  ;  hushed  &c.  v, ;  mute 
&c.  581. 

soft,  solemn,  awful,  deathlike, 
silent  as  the  grave ;  inaudible  &c. 
(faint)  405. 

Adv.  silently  &c.  adj. ;  subsilentio. 
Int.  hush!  silence!  soft!  whist!  tush  I  chut!  tut!  jpax! 
Phr.  one  might  hear  a  -feather,  -  pin-  drop. 


404.  Loudness.  —  iV.  loudness, . 
power ;  loud  noise,  din ;  clang,  -or ; 
clatter,  noise,  bombilation,  roar, 
uproar,  racket,  hubbub,  fracas, 
charivari^  trumpet  blast,  flourish  of 
trumpets, /«?z/«r6,  tintaman-e,  peal, 
swell,  blast,  larum,  boom;  reso- 
nance &c.  408. 

vociferation,  hullaballoo  &c. 
411;  lungs;  Stentor. 

artillery,  cannon;  thunder. 

V.  be  -loud  oi:c.  adj. ;  peal,  swell, 
clang,  boom,  thunder,  fulminate, 
roar ;  resound  &c.  408 ;  speak  up, 
shout  &c.  (vocifei'ate)  4:11 ;  bellow 
&c.  (cry  as  an  animal)  412. 

rend  the  -air,  -skies;  fill  the  air; 
din  -,  ring  -,  thunder-  in  the  ear; 
pierce  -,  split  -,  rend-  the  -ears, 
-  head ;  deafen,  stun  ;/«/;"e  le  diable 
a  quatre;  make  one's  windows 
shake. 

Adj.  loud,  sonorous;  high-,  big- 
sounding  ;   deep,    full,    powerful, 
clangorous,     multisonous  ; 


405.  Faintness. — N.  faintness 
&c.  adj. ;  faint  sound,  whisper, 
breath ;  under-tone,  -breath ;  mur- 
mur, hum,  susurration  ;  tinkle  ; 
"  still  small  voice." 

hoarseness  &c.  adj. ;  raucity. 

V.  whisper,  breathe,  murmur, 
purl,  hum,  gurgle,  ripple,  babble, 
flow ;  tinkle  ;  mutter  &c.  (speak 
imperfectly)  583. 

steal  on  the  ear;  melt  in  -,  float 
on-  the  air. 

Adj.  inaudible ;  scarcely  -,  just- 
audible;  low,  dull  ;  stifled,  muf- 
fled; hoarse,  husky;  gentle,  soft, 
faint ;  floating  ;  purling,  flowing 
&c.  v. ;  whispered  &c.  «. ;  liquid  ; 
soothing  ;  dulcet  &c.  (melodious) 
413. 

Adv.  in  a  whisper,  with  bated 
breath,  sotto  voce,  between  the 
teeth,  aside;  piano^  -issimo ;  a  la 
sourdine;  out  of  earshot;  inaudi- 
bly  &c.  adj. 


noisy, 

thundering,  deafening  &c.  ^\  ;  trumpet-tongued ;  ear-splitting, 
-rending,  -deafening;  piercing;  obstreperous,  rackety,  uproari- 
ous; enough  to  wake  the  -dead,  -  seven  sleepers. 

shrill  &c.  410  ;  clamorous  &c.  (vociferous)  411;   stentor-ian, 
-ophonic. 

Adv.  loudly  &c.  adj. ;  aloud ;  at  the  top  of  one's  voice,  lustily, 
in  full  cry. 

Phr.  the  air  rings  with. 


(ii.)  Specific  Sounds. 

406.  [Sudden  and  violent 
sounds,]  Snap. — JV".  snap  &c.  v. ; 
rapping  &c.   v. ;  de-,  crepitation ; 


407.  [Repeated   and  protracted 
sounds.]  Roll. — iV.    roll  &c.   v.; 
drumming   &c.   '^. ;  tattoo ;  ding- 
139 


406-410. 


MATTER. 


III.  in.  2' 


report;  thud;  burst,  explosion, 
discliarge,  detonation,  firing,  sal- 
vo, volley. 

squib,  cracker,  gun,  pop-gun. 

V.  rap,  snap,  tap,  knock ;  click ; 
clash  ;  crack,  -le  ;  crash;  pop; 
slam,  bang,  clap ;  brustle ;  burst  on 
the  ear. 

Adj,  rapping  &c.  v. 


dong;  tantara;  whirr;  rat-a-tat; 
rub-a-dub ;  pit-a-pat ;  quaver,  clut- 
ter, charharl^  racket  ;  cuckoo: 
repetition  &c.  104;  peal  of  bells, 
devil's  tattoo;  reverberation  &c. 
408. 

V.  roll,    drum,   rumble,    rattle, 
clatter,  patter,  clack. 

hum,  trill,   shake;  chime,  peal, 
toll;  tick,  beat, 

drum  -,  din-  in  the  ear. 
Adj.  rolling  &c.  -p. ;  monotonous  &c.  {repeated)  104 ;  like  a  bee 
in  a  bottle. 


408. 

nance ; 


Resonance. 
ring  &c. 


iV.     reso- 
ringing  &c. 


•y. ;  reflexion,  reverberation. 


low 


base  -,   bass  -,  flat  -, 


408a.      NON  -  KESONANCE.  —  N. 

thud,  thump,  dead  sound;  non-re- 
sonance; mufiled  drums,  cracked 
bell ;  damper. 

V.  sound  dead ;  stop  -,  damp^ 
the  -sound,  -  reverberations. 

Adj.  non-resonant,  dead. 


grave  -,  deep-  note;  bass; 
1>rofondo ;    bari-,    bary-tone;   con- 
tralto. 

V.  re-sound,  -verberate,  -echo; 
ring,  jingle,  gingle,  chink,  clink; 
tink,  -le;  chime;  gurgle  «fec.  405; 
plash,  guggle,  echo,  ringinthe  ear. 

Adj.  resounding  &c.  «?. ;  resonant,  tinnient,  tintinnabulary; 
deep-toned,  -sounding,  -mouthed;  hollow,  sepulchral;  gruff  &c. 
{fiarsh)  410. 

409.  [Hissing  sounds.]  Sibil ation. — N.  sibilation;  hiss 
&c.  v. ;  sternutation;  high  note  &c.  410. 

goose,  serpent. 

V.  hiss,  buzz,  whiz,  rustle ;  fizz,  -le ;  wheeze,  whistle,  snuf- 
fle ;  squash ;  sneeze. 

Adj.  sibilant ;  hissing  &c.  -y. ;  wheezy. 

410.  '[Harsh  sounds.]  Stkidor. — N.  creak  &c.  v. ;  creaking 
&c.  ■«. ;  discord  &c.  414;  stridor;  roughness,  sharpness  &c. 
adj. ;  cacophony. 

acute  -,  high-  note;  soprano,  treble,  tenor,  alto^  falsetto, 
penny  trumpet,  voce  di  testa. 

V.  creak,  grate,  jar,  burr,  pipe,  twang,  jangle,  clank,  clink; 
scream  &c.  {cry)  411;  yelp  &c.  {animal  sound)  412;  buzz  &c. 
{hiss)  409. 

set  the  teeth  on  edge,  ecorcher  les  oreilles ;  pierce  -,  split- 
the  -ears,  -  head ;  offend  -,  grate  upon  -,  jar  upon-  the  ear. 

Adj.  creaking  &c.  v.\  stridulous,  harsh,  coarse,  hoarse, 
horrisonous,  rough,  gruff,  grum,  sepulchral. 

sharp,  high,  acute,  shrill;  trumpet-toned;  piercing,  ear- 
pierciug;  cracked;  discordant  &c.  414;  cacopiionous. 

1-iO 


III.  iri.  r 


ORaANIC  MATTER. 


411-411 


411 .  Cry.  ^iV.  cry  &c.  v. ;  voice 

&c.  {human)  580;  baric  «fec.  {ani- 
vial)  412. 

vociferation,  outcry,  huUabal- 
loo,  chorus,  clamour,  hue  and  cry, 
plaint;  lungs;  stentor. 

V.  cry,  roar,  shout,  bawl,  brawl, 
halloo,  halloa,  hoop,  whoop,  yell, 
bellow,  l»owl,  scream,  screech, 
screak,  shriek,  squeak,  squeal, 
squall,  whine,  pule,  pipe,  yaup. 

cheer;  hoot;  grumble,  moan, 
groan. 

snore,  snort;  grunt  &c.  {animal 
sounds)  413. 

vociferate ;  raise  -,  lift  up-  the 
voice ;  call  -,  sing  -,  cry-  out ;  ex- 
claim; rend  the  air;  thunder  -, 
shout-  at  the  -top  of  one's  voice, 
-  pitch  of  one's  breath ;  s'egosiller  ; 
strain  the  -throat,  -  voice,  -  lungs ; 
give  a  -cry  &c. 

Adj.  crying  &c.  vi. ;  clam-ant, 
-orous ;  vociferous ;  stentorian  &c. 


412.  [Animal  sounds.]  Ulula- 
TioN. — N.  cry  &c.  -o. ;  crying  &c. 
«. ;  ululation,  latration,  belling; 
reboation ;  wood-note ;  insect  cry, 
fritinancy,  drone;  screech  owl; 
cuckoo. 

V.  cry,  roar,  bellow,  blare,  re- 
bellow, bark,  yelp;  bay,  -  the 
moon;  yap,  growl,  yarr,  yawl, 
snarl,  howl;  grunt,  -le;  snort, 
squeak;  neigh,  bray;  mew,  mawl ; 
purr,  caterwaul,  pule;  bleat,  low, 
moo;  troat,  croak,  crow,  screech, 
caw,  coo,  gobble,  quack,  cackle, 
gaggle,  guggle ;  chuck,  -le ;  cluck, 
clack  ;  chirp,  chirrup,  twitter, 
cuckoo;  hum,  buzz;  hiss,  blatter. 

Adj.  crying  &c.  •y. ;  blatant,  la- 
trant;  re-,  mugient;  deep-,  full- 
mouthed. 

Adv.  in  full  cry. 


(Jjoud)  404;  open-mouthed. 


(iii.)  Musical  Sounds. 


413.  Melody.  Concord.  — N. 
melody,  rhythm,  measure;  rhyme 
&c.  {poetry)  597. 

pitch,  tiimbre^  intonation,  tone. 

scale,  gamut;  diapason;  diatonic 
~,  chromatic  -,  enharmonic-  scale ; 
key,  clef,  chords. 

modulation,  temperament,  syn- 
cope, syncopation,  preparation, 
suspension,  resolution. 

staff,  stave,  line,  space,  brace; 
bar,  rest;  appoggia-to^  -tura ;  acci- 
accatura. 

note,  musical  note,  notes  of  a 


414.  Discord.  —  N.  discord, 
-ance  ;  dissonance,  cacophony, 
caterwauliiig ;  harshness  &c.  410. 

[Confused,  sounds]  Babel ;  Dutch 
-,  cat's-  concert;  marrow-bones 
and  cleavers. 

V.  be  -discordant  &c.  adj. ;  jar 
&c.  {sound  harshly)  410. 

Adj.  discordant ;  dis-,  ab-sonant ; 
out  of  tune,  tuneless ;  un-musical, 
-tunable;  un-,  im-melodious ;  un-, 
in-harmonious;  sing-song;  caco- 
phonous; harsh  &c.  410. 


scale;    sharp,    flat,    natural;   high 

note  &c.  {shrillness)  410;  low  note 

&c.  408 ;  interval ;  major-  ,  minor  -,  semi-  tone ;  second,  third, 

fourth  &c, ;  diatessaron. 

breve,  semibreve,  minim,  crotchet,  quaver;  semi-,  demisemi- 
quaver;  sustained  note,  drone,  burden. 

tonic;  key-,  leading-,  fundamental-  note;  supertonic,  medi- 
ant, dominant;  sub-mediant,  -dominant;  octave,  tetrachord; 
major  -,  minor-  -mode,  -  scale,  -key;  passage,  phrase. 

141 


413—416.  MATTER.  III.  iii.  2" 

concord,  harmony;  unison,  -ance;  chime,  homophony;  eu- 
phon-y,  "ism ;  tonality ;  consonance ;  concent ;  part. 

[Science  of  harmony]  Harmon-y,  -ics;  Thorough-,  Fundamen- 
tal-bass; counterpoint;  faburden. 

piece  of  music  &c.  415;  composer,  harmonist,  contrapuntist. 

V.  be  -harmonious  &c.  adj. ;  liarmonize,  chime,  symphonize, 
transpose;  put  in  tune,  tune,  accord,  string. 

Adj.  harmoni-ous,  -cal;  in  -concord  &c.  ?i,,  -  tune,  -concert; 
unisonant,  concentual,  symplionizing,  isotonic,  homophoncfUs, 
assonant. 

measured,  rhythmical,  diatonic,  chromatic,  enharmonic. 

melodious,  musical;  tuneful,  tunable,  sweet,  dulcet,  cano- 
rous; mell-ow,  -ifluous;  soft;  clear,  -  as  a  bell;  silvery;  euphon- 
ious, -ic,  -ical;  symphonious;  enchanting  &c.  (pleasure-giving) 
S2r;  fine-,  full-,  silver-toned. 

Adv.  harmoniously  &c.  adj. 

415.  Music. — JSF.  music;  concert;  strain,  tune,  air;  melody 
&c.  413;  rt?*i«,  arietta  ;  piece  of  music,  sonata;  rond-o^  -eau ; 
pastorale^  cavatina,  roulade,  fantasia,  concer'to,  overture,  sym- 
phony, variations,  cadenza ;  cadence;  fugue,  canon,  serenade, 
notturno,  dithyramb;  opera,  operetta;  oratorio;  composition, 
movement;  stave. 

instrumental  music ;  full  score ;  minstrelsy,  tweedledum  and 
tweedledee,  band,  orchestra;  concerted  piece,  ijot-pourri., 
capriccio. 

vocal  music,  vocalism;  chaunt,  chant;  psalm,  -ody;  hymn; 
song  &c.  {poem)  597;  canticle,  canzonet,  cantata,  'bravura,  lay, 
ballad,  ditty,  carol,  pastoral,  recitative,  recitativo,  solfeggio. 

Lydian  measures;  slow  -music,  -movement;  adagio  &c.  adv. ; 
minuet;  siren  strains,  soft  music,  lullaby;  dump;  dirge  &c. 
{lament)  839 ;  pibroch ;  martial  music,  march ;  dance  music ; 
waltz  &c.  {dance)  840. 

solo,  duet,  duo,  trio ;  quartet,  -t;  septett;  part  song,  des- 
cant, glee,  madrigal,  catch,  round,  chorus,  chorale  ;  antiphou, 
-y ;  accompaniment,  second,  bass ;  score. 

composer  &c.  413;  musician  &c.  416. 

V.  compose,  perform  &c.  416;  attune. 

Adj.  musical;  instrumental,  vocal,  choral,  lyric,  operatic; 
harmonious  &c.  413. 

Adv.  adagio  ;  largo,  larghetto,  andan-te,  -tino ;  alia  capella ; 
Ttmestoso,  moderato ;  allegr-o,  -etto ;  spiritoso,  vivace,  veloce ; 
prest-o,  -issimo ;  capriccioso ;  scherzo,  -ando ;  legato,  staccato, 
cfescendo^  diminuendo^  rallentando,  affettuoso;  obUigato;  pizzicato. 

416  Musician.  [Performance  of  Music.]  — iV.  musician, 
artiste,  performer,  player,  minstrel;  bard  &c.  {poet)  597;  in- 
strumental-, organ-,  pian-,  violin-,  flaut-ist;  harper;  fiddler, 
fifer,  trumpeter,  piper,  drummer;  catgut  scraper. 

band,  orchestra,  waits. 

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IJi    III.  2\  OKGANIC  MATTER.  416-417. 

vocal-,  melod-ist ;  singer,  warbler ;  songst-,  chaunt-er,  -ress ; 
eantatrice.  * 

choir,  quire,  chorister;  chorus,  -  singer. 

nightingale,  philomel,  thrush ;  siren ;  Orpheus,  Apollo,  the 
Muses,  Erato,  Euterpe,  Tei*psichore ;  tuneful  -nine,  -  quire. 

composer  &c.  413. 

performance,  execution,  touch,  expression,  solmization. 

V.  play,  pipe,  strike  up,  sweep  the  chords,  tweedle,  fiddle; 
etrike  the  lyre,  beat  the  drum ;  blow  -,  sound-  the  horn ;  grind 
the  organ;  touch  the  -guitar  &c.  {instruments)  417;  thrum, 
strum,  beat  time. 

exeLm^,  perform ;  accompany ;  sing  -,  play-  a  second ;  com- 
pose, set  to  music,  arrange. 

sing,  chauut,  chant,  hum,  warble,  carol,  chirp,  chirrup, 
purl,  quaver,  tn^.l,  shake,  twitter,  whistle;  sol-fa;  intone. 

have  -an  ear  for  Jiusic,  -  a  musical  ear,  -  a  correct  ear. 

Adj.  playing  &c.  ^.  •,  musical. 

Adv.  adagio^  andante  ^c.  {music)  415. 

417.  Musical  lNSTRmtt5<:NTS.  —  N.  musical,  instruments  ; 
band;  orchestra. 

[Stringed  instruments.]  mono-,  poly-chord;  hai*p,  lyre,  lute, 
archlute,  mandolin,  guitar,  gittem,  cithern,  rebeck,  ba?idurria, 
banjo. 

violin,  fiddle,  kit,  viol;  viola,  -d^amore;  tenor,  Cremona, 
violoncello,  bass;  bass-,  base-viol;  theorbo,  douole-bass,  contra- 
iassOy  vlolone,  psaltery;  bow,  fiddlestick. 

piano,  -forte  ;  harpsi-,  clavi-,  clari-,  inani-chord  ;  clavier, 
spinet,  virginals,  dulcimer,  hurdy-gurdy,  vielle,  Eolian  haip, 
pianino. 

[Wind  instruments]  organ  ;  harmoni-um,  -phon  ;  barrel- 
organ;  sirene,  pipe,  pitch-pipe,  Pandean  pipes,  flute,  fife, 
piccolo ;  flageolet ;  clari-net,  -onet ;  cornet,  cornet-a-pistons,  cor- 
nopean, clarion,  oboe,  hautboy,  cor  Anglais,  corno  Inglese, 
bassoon,  serpent,  horn,  bugle ;  French  -,  basset  -,  bugle-,  sax- 
horn; corno  di  hassetto ;  sackbut,  trumpet,  trombone,  ophi- 
cleide,  accordion,  seraphina,  concertina  ;  bag-,  union-pipes; 
whistle,  cat-call;  sourdet,  humming-top;  brass  band. 

[Vibrating  surfaces]  cymbal,  bell,  gong;  tambour,  -ine; 
drum,  tom-tom;  tab-or, -ret,  -ourine,  -orin;  side-,  kettle-drum; 
tymbal,  timbrel,  Castanet;  musical  -glasses,  -  stones;  har- 
monica, sounding-board,  rattle,  bones. 

[Vibrating  bars]  reed,  -  instrument;  tuning-fork;  triangle, 
Jew's  harp,  musical  box,  harmonicon. 

sord-ine,  -et;  sourd-et,  -ine ;  mute. 


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418-421 


MATTER. 


111.  ui.  3" 


(iv.)  Perception  of  Sound. 


418.  [Sense  of  sound.]  Hearing. 
— N.  hearing  &c.  v. ;  audition, 
auscultation  ;  eavesdropping;  au- 
dibility. 

acute  -,  nice  -,  delicate  -,  quick 
-,  sliarp  -,  correct  -,  musical-  ear; 
ear  for  music. 

car,  auricle,  lug,  acoustic  organs, 


auditory  apparatus,  ear  -  drum, 
tympanum  ;  ear-,  speaking-trum- 
pet; telephone,  phonograph,  mi- 
crophone. 

hearer,  auditor,   listener,  eaves- 
dropper; audi-tory,  -ence. 

V.    hear,    overhear;  hark,    -en; 
list,  -en ;  give  -,  lend  -,  bend-  an 
ear;  catch  a  sound,  prick  up  one's  ears;  ^ive  -a  hearing,  -audi- 
ence- to. 

hang  upon  the  lips  of,  be  all  ear,  listen  with  both  ears. 

])ecome  audible;  meet-,  fall  upon-,  catch  -,  reach- the  ear; 
be  heard ;  ring  in  the  ear  &c.  {resound)  408. 

Adj.  hearing  &c.  v. ;  auditory,  auricalar,  acoustic. 

Adv.  arrectis  aurihus. 

Int.  hark, -ye!  hear!  list,  -en[  Oyes!   Oyez! 


419.  Deafness.-'//;  deafness, 
hardness  of  hearii^';.  surdity;  in- 
audibility. 

V.  be  -deaf  &c.  ij.dj. :  have  no 
ear;  shut  -,  stop  -,  close-  one's 
ears;  turn  a  deaf  ear  to, 

render  deaf,  stun,  deafen. 

Adj.  deaf,  earless,  surd ;  hard  -, 
dull-  of  hearing;  deaf-mute,  stun- 
ned, deafenxid;  stone  deaf;  deaf  a.* 
-a  post,  -  'du  adder,  -  a  bee-le,  « 
trunkmaLei'. 

inaudible,  out  of  hearing. 


6,    Light. 
(i.)  Light  in  General, 


420.  Light.  —  N.  light,  ray, 
beam,  stream,  gleam,  streak,  pen- 
cil ;  sun-,  moon-beam ;  aurora. 

day;  sunshine;  light  of  -day,  - 
heaven;  sun  &q,.  {luminary)  4^3. 
day-,  broad  day-,  noontide-  light; 
noon-tide,  -day. 

glow  &c.  V. ;  glimmering  &c.  «. ; 
glint;  play-,  flood- of  light;  phos- 
phorescence, lambent  flame. 

flush,  halo,  glory,  nimbus,  au- 
reola. 

spark,  scintilla;  facula;  spark- 
ling &c.  V. ;  emication,  scintilla- 
tion, flash,  blaze,  coruscation,  ful- 
guration;  flame  &c.  {fire)  382; 
lightning,  ignis  fataus  &c.  {lurni- 
nanj)  423. 


421.  Darkness.  —  N.  darkness 
&c.  adj.  ;  blackness  &c.  {dark 
colour)  431  ;  obscurity,  gloom, 
murk ;  dusk  «&c.  {dimness)  422. 

Cimmerian  -,  Stygian  -,  Egyp- 
tian-darkness; night;  midnight; 
dead  of  -,  witching  time  of- night; 
blind  man's  holiday  ;  darkness 
-visible,  -  that  can  be  felt;  the 
palpable  obscure;  Erebus 

sliade,  shadow,  umbra,  penum- 
bra; sciagraphy. 

obscuration:  ad-,  ob-umbration ; 
obtenebration,  offuscation,  caliga- 
tion ;  extinction ;  eclipse,  total 
eclipse;  gathering  of  the  clouds. 

sliading;  distribution  of  shade; 
chiaroscuro  &c.  {light)  420. 
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III.  III.  3^ 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


420—422. 


lustre,  sheen,  shimmer,  reflex- 
ion; gloss,  tinsel,  spangle,  bright- 
ness, brilliancy,  splendour ;  eff-,  re- 
fulgence; ful-gor,  -gidity;  dazzle- 
ment,  resplendence,  transplend- 
ency ;  luminousness  &c.  adj. ;  lu- 
minosity; lucidity;  re-,  nitency; 
radi  ance,  -ation;  irradiation,  illu- 
mination. 

actinic  rays,  actinism;  phot-, 
heli-ography ;  photometer  &c.  445. 

[Science  of  light.]  Optics;  Pho- 
to-logy,  -metry;    Di-,  Cat-op^,  rics. 

[Distribution  of  light.]  chiaros- 
curo^ clair-obscur,  clear  obscure, 
breadth,  light  and  shade,  black 
and  white,  tonality. 

reflection,  refraction,  disper- 
sion. 

F.  shine,  glow,  glitter ;  glis-ter, 
-ten;  twinkle,  gleam;  flare, -up; 
glare,  beam,  shimmer,  glimmer, 
flicker,  sparkle,  scintillate,  corus- 
cate, flash,  blaze;  be  -bright  &c. 
adj. ;  reflect  light,  daze,  dazzle,  be- 
dazzle, radiate,  shoot  out  beams. 

clear  up,  brighten. 

llorhten,  enlighten;  light,  -  up; 
irradiate,  shine  upon ;  give  -,  hang 
out  -a  light ;  cast  -  throw  -,  shed- 
-lustra,  -  light-  upon  ;  illum-e,  -ine, 
-inate ;  relume,  strike  a  light ;  kin- 
dle &c.  {set  fire  to)  384. 

Adj.  shining  &c.  x. ;  lumin-ous, 
-iferous;  luc-id,  -ent,  -uient,  -ific, 
-iferous  ;  light,  -some  ;  bright, 
vivid,  splendent,  nitid,  lustrous, 
shiny,  beamy,  scintillaut,  radiant, 
lambent;  sheen,  -y;  glossy,  bur- 
nished, glassy,  sunny,  orient,  me- 
ridian; noon-day,  -tide;  cloudless, 
clear;  un-clouded,  -obscured. 

gair-,  gar-ish;  re-,  tran-splend- 
ent;  re-,  ef-fulgent;  ful-gid,  -gent; 
relucent,  splendid,  blazing,  in  a 
blaze,  ablaze,  rutilant,  meteoric, 
phosphorescent. 

bright  as  silver;  light  -,  bright- 
as  -day,  -  noonday,  -  the  sun  at 
noonday. 
*  13 


noctivigation. 

V.  be  -dark  &c.  adj. 

darken,  obscure,  shade;  dim; 
tone  down,  lower;  over-cast,  -sha- 
dow; eclipse;  ob-,  of-fuscate;  ob-, 
ad-umbrate;  cast  into  the  shade; 
be-cloud,  -dim,  -darken;  cast  -, 
throw  -,  spread-  a  -shade,  -  sha- 
dow, -gloom. 

extinguish ;  put  -,  blow  -,  snuff- 
out;  doubt. 

Adj.  dark,  -some,  -ling;  obscure, 
tenebrious,  sombrous,  pitch  dark, 
pitchy;  caliginous;  black  &c.  {in 
colour)  431. 

sunless,  lightless  «&c.  {see  sun, 
light  &c.  423);  sombre,  dusky; 
unilluminated  &c.  {see  illuminate 
ttc.  420);  nocturnal;  dingy,  lurid, 
gloomy  ;  murk-y,  -some  ;  shady, 
umbrageous;  overcast  *tc.  {dim) 
422 ;  cloudy  &c.  {opaque)  42(> ;  dark- 
ened &c.  «. 

dark  as  -pitch,  -  a  pit,  -  Erebus. 

benighted;  noctivag-ant,  -ous. 

Adv.  in  the  -dark,  -  shade. 

422.  Dimness. — N.  dimness  &c. 
adj. ;  darkness  &c.  421 ;  paleness 
&c.  {light  colour)  429. 

half-light,  demi-jour ;  partial 
-shadow,  -  eclipse  ;  shadow  of  a 
shade;  glimmer,  -ii^g;  nebulosity; 
cloud  &c.  353;  eclipse. 

aurora,  dusk,  twilight,  shades 
of  evening,  crepuscule,  cockshut 
time;  break  of  day,  daybreak, 
dawn. 

moon-light,  -beam,  -shine ;  star-, 
owl's-,  candle-,  rush-,  fire-light; 
farthing  candle. 

V.  be  -,  grow-  -dim  &c.  adj. ; 
flicker,  twinkle,  glimmer;  loom, 
lower ;  fade ;  pale,  -  its  ineffectual 
fire. 

render  -dim  «&c.  adj. ;  dim,  be- 
dim, obscure. 

Adj.  dim,  dull,  lack-lustre,  din- 
gy, darkish,  shorn  of  its  beams; 
dark  421. 

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MATTER. 


III.  III.  2' 


actinic;   photo-genic,   -graphic; 
helio-graphic. 


faint,   shadowed    forth  ;  glassy; 
cloudy;  misty   &c.    {opaque)   426; 
muggy,     fuliginous  ;      nebul-ous, 
-ar:    obnubilated,    overcast,    cre- 
puscular, muddy,  lurid,  leaden,  dun,  dirty  ;  looming  &c.  v. 
pale  «fcc.  {colourless)  429 ;  confused  &c.  {invisible)  447. 


424.  Shade. — N.  shade;  awning 
&c.  {cover)  223;  parasol,  sunshade, 
umbrella;  screen,  curtain,  shutter, 
blind,  gauze,  veil,  mantle,  mask  ; 
cloud,  mist,   gathering  of  clouds. 

umbrage,  glade;  shadow &c.  421. 

V.  draw  a  curtain;  put  up  -, 
close-  a  shutter;  veil  &c.  'c. ;  cast  a 
shadow  &c.  {darlen)  421. 

Adj,  shady,  umbrageous. 


423.  [Source  of  light,  self-lu- 
minous body.]  Luminary. — JSf.  lu- 
minary; light  &c.  420;  flame  &c. 
(/re)  382.  ^ 

spark,  scintilla;  phosphorescence. 

sun,  orb  of  day,  Phoebus,  Apol- 
lo, Aurora ;  star,  orb,  meteor ;  bla- 
zing-,  dog- star;  Sirius,  canicula, 
Aldebaran;  constellation,  galaxy; 
northern  light,  aurora  horealis,  zo- 
diacal light. 

lightning;  fork  -,  sheet  -,  sum- 
mer-lightning; phosphorus;  ignis 
fat u lis ;  Jack  o'  -,  Friar's-  lantern;  Will  o'  the  wisp,  fire-drake, 
Fata  Morgana. 

glow-worm,  fire-fly. 

[Artificial  light]  gas;  gas  -,  lime  -,  electric- light ;  lamp;  lant- 
ern, -horn;  dark  'antem,  bull's  eye;  candle,  hougie,  taper,  rush- 
iight;  oil  &c.  {grease)  356;  wick,  burner;  Argand,  moderator, 
duplex;  torch,  Jtamheau^  link,  brand;  gas-,  chand-elier;  candela- 
brum, girandole,  sconce,  lustre,  candlestick. 

firework,  fizgig;  pyrotechnics;  rocket,  lighthouse  &c.  {signal) 
550.      • 

V.  illutoinate  &c.  {light)  420. 

Adj.  self-luminous;  phosphor-ic,  -escent;  radiant  &c.  {light) 
420. 


425.  Transparency. — N.  trans- 
paren-ce,  -cy;  translucen-ce,  -cy; 
diaphaneity;  luc-,  pelluc-,  limp- 
idity. 

transparent  medium,  glass,  crys- 
tal, lymph,  water. 

V.  be  -transparent  &c.  adj. ; 
transmit  light. 

Adj.  transparent,  pellucid,  lu- 
cid, diaphanous;  trans-,  tra-, 're- 
lucent;  limpid,  clear,  serene,  crys- 
talline, clear  as  crystal,  vitreous, 
transpicuous,  glassy,  hyaline. 


426.  Opacity.  —  N.  opacity  , 
opaqueness  &c.  adj. 

film ;  cloud  &c.  353. 

V.  be  -opaque  &c.  adj. ;  obstruct 
the  passage  of  light;  ob-,  of-fus- 
cate. 

Adj.  opaque,  impervious  to 
light". 

dim  &c.  422;  turbid,  thick, 
muddy,  opacous,  obfuscated,  fuli- 
ginous, cloudy,  hazy,  misty,  foggy, 
vaporous,  nubiferous,  muggy. 

smoky,  fumid,  murky,  dirty. 


427.  Semitransparency.  —  K. 
semitransparency,  opalescence,  milkiucss,  pearliness;  gauze, 
muslin;  film;  mist  &c.  {cloud)  353. 

143 


ill.  III. 


ORGANIC  MATTEIl. 


427-wi 


Adj.     semi-transparent,    -pellucid,     -diaphanous,     -opacous, 
-opaque ;  opal-escent,  -ine ;  pearly,  milky. 


(ii.)  Specific  Light. 


428.  Colour. — iV.  colour,  hue, 
tint,  tinge,  dye,  complexion, 
shade,  tincture,  cast,  livery,  col- 
oration, glow,  flush ;  tone,  key. 

pure  -,  positive  -,  primary  -, 
primitive  -,  complementary-  col- 
our; three  primaries;  spectrum. 
Chromatic  dispersion;  broken  -, 
secondary  -,  tertiary-  colour. 

local  colour,  colouring,  keeping, 
tone. 

[Science  of  colour.]  Chromatics; 
spectrum  analysis ;  prism,  spectro- 
scope. 

pigment,  colouring  matter, paint, 
dye,  wash,  distemper,  stain;  medi- 
um; mordant;  oil-paint &c.  (j^ai/it- 
ing)  556. 

V.  colour,  dye,  tinge,  stain, 
tint,  tinct,  paint,  wash,  ingrain, 
grain,  illuminate,  emblazon,  bedi- 
zen, imbue ;  paint  &c.  (  iiiie  art) 
556. 

Adj.  coloured  &c.  v. ;  colorific, 
tingent,  tinctorial  ;  chromatic, 
prismatic;  full-,  high-,  deep-col- 
oured ;  double-dyed  ;  poly-chro- 
jnatic. 

bright,  vivid,  intense,  deep;  fresh,  unfaded;  rich,  gorgeous; 
gay. 

gaudy,   florid;  gai-,  ga-rish;   showy,   flaunting,  flashy;  raw, 
crude;  glaring,  flaring;  discordant,  inharmonious. 

mellow,  harmonious,  pearly,  sweet. 


429.  [Absence  of  coloui .]  Achro- 
matism.—  N.  achromatism;  de-, 
dis-coloration ;  pall-or,  -idity ;  pale- 
ness «fcc.  adj.\  etiolation;  neutral 
tint,  monochrome,  black  -  and  - 
)fvhite. 

V.  lose  -colour  &c.  428;  fade, 
fly,  go;  become  -colourless  &c. 
adj. ;  turn  pale,  pale. 

deprive  of  colour,  decolor- 
ize, bleach,  tarnish,  achromatize, 
blanch,  etiolate,  wash  out,  tone 
down. 

Adj.  uncoloured  &c.  (see  colour 
&c.  428) ;  colourless,  achromatic, 
aplanatic,  hueless,  pale,  pallid ; 
pale-,  tallow-faced;  faint,  dull, 
cold,  muddy,  leaden,  dun,  wan, 
sallow,  dead,  dingy,  ashy,  ghast- 
ly, cadaverous,  gbssy,  lack-lustre; 
discoloured  &c.  •y. 

light-coloured,  fair,  Monde;  white 
(fee.  430. 

pale  as  -death,  -  ashes,  -  a  witch, 
-  a  ghost,  -  a  corpse. 


430.  Whiteness. — N.  whiteness 
&c.  adj. ;  argent. 

albification,  etiolation. 

snow,  paper,  chalk,  milk,  lily, 
ivory,  silver,  alabaster. 

y.  be  -white  &c.  adj. 

render  -white  &c.  adj. ;  whiten, 
bleach,  blanch,  etiolate,  white- 
wash, silver. 

u^c/j.  white;  milk-,    snow-white; 


431.  Blackness, — N.  blackness 
&c.  adj. ;  darkness  &c.  {loant  of 
light)  421;  swarthness,  lividity, 
dark  colour,  tone,  colour;  chiaro- 
scuro &c.  420. 

nigrification,  infuscation. 

jet,  ink,  ebony,  coal,  pitch,  soot, 
charcoal,  sloe,  smut,  raven,  crow; 
negro,  blackamoor,  man  of  col- 
our, nigger,  darkle,  Ethiop,  black. 
147 


i30— 435. 


MATTER. 


III.  III.  2". 


snowy,    niveous,    candid,  chalky; 
hoar,  -y ;  silvery ;  argent,  -ine. 

whitish,  creamy,  pearly,  fair, 
blonde;  blanched  &c.  -y. ;  high  in 
tone,  light. 

white  as  -a  sheet,  -  driven  snow,  * 
~  a  lily,  -  silver ;  like  -ivory  &c.  n. 


[Pigments.]  lamp  -,  ivory  -, 
blue-  black ;  writing  -,  priHting  -, 
printer's  -,  Indian-  ink. 
V.  be  -black  &c.  adj, 
render  -black  &c.  adj. ;  blacken, 
infuscate,  denigrate;  blot,  -ch; 
smutch;  smirch;  darken  &c.  431. 
Adj.  black,  sable,  swarthy, 
sombre,  dark,  inky,  ebon,  atra- 
mentous,  jetty ;  coal-,  jet-black ;  fuliginous,  pitchy,  sooty,  swart, 
dusky,  dingy,  murky,  Ethiopic;  low-toned,  low  intone;  of  the 
deepest  dye. 

black  as  -jet  &c.  n.,  -  my  hat,  -  a  shoe,  .-  a  tinker's  pot,  - 
November,  -  thunder,  -  midnight;  nocturnal  &c.  {dark)  421; 
nigrescent;  gray  &c.  433;  obscure  &c.  421. 


Ad'D,  in  mourning. 


432.  Gray. — N.  gray  &c.  adj. ; 
neutral  tint,  silver,  pepper  and 
salt,  chiaroscuro^  grisaille. 

[Pigments.]  Payne's  gray;  black 
&c.  431. 

Adj.  gray,  grey ;  iron-gray,  dun, 
drab,  dingy,  leaden,  livid,  sombre, 
sad,  pearly,  russet,  roan ;  silver, 
-y,  -ed;  ash-en,  -y;  ciner-eous,-iti- 
ous;  grizzl-y,  -ed;  slate-,  stone-, 
mouse-,  ash-coloured ;  cool. 


433.  Brown. — N.  brown  &c.  adj. 

[Pigments.]  bistre,  ochre,  sepia, 
Vandyke  brown. 

Adj.  brown,  bay,  dapple,  au- 
burn, chestnut,  nutbrown,  cinna- 
mon, russet,  tawny,  fuscous,  choc- 
olate, maroon,  foxy,  tan,  brunette, 
wliitey-brown ;  fawn-,  snuff-,  liver- 
coloured;  brown  as  -a  berry,  - 
mahogany. 

sun-burnt ;  tanned  &c.  -y. 

V,  render  -brown  &c.  adj. ;  tan, 


Primitive  Colottrs.* 

434.  Redness.— if.  red,  scarlet, 
vermilion,  carmine,  crimson,  pink, 
lake,  maroon,  carnation,  couleiir  de 
rose,  rose  du  Barry ;  magenta,  dam- 
ask, purple ;  flesh  -colour,  -  tint ; 
colour;  fresh  -,  high- colour; 
warmth;  gules. 

ruby,  carbuncle;  rose;  rust, 
iron-mould. 

[Dyes  and  pigments.]  cinnabar, 
cochineal;  fuchsine;  ruddle,  mad- 
der, redlead;  Indian  -,  light  -, 
Venetian-  red ;  red  ink,  annotto. 

redness  &c.  adj. ;  rub-escence, 
-icundity,  -ification ;  crubescence,  blush. 

*  The  author's  classification  of  colours  has  been  retained,  though  it  does 
not  entirely  accord  with  the  theories  of  modern  science. 

148 


Complementary  Colours. 

435.  Greenness.— iV.  green  &c. 
adj. ;  blue  and  yellow ;  vert. 

emerald,  verd  antique,  verdigris, 
malachite,  beryl,  aquamarine. 

[Pigments.]  terre  verte,  verditer. 

greenness,  verdure;  virid-i*»,y, 
-escence. 

Adj.  green,  verdant;  glaucous, 
olive ;  green  as  grass. 

emerald  -,  pea  -,  grass  -,  apple 
-,  sea  -,  olive  -,  bottle-  green. 

greenish ;  vir-ent,  -escent. 


III.   III.  2'. 


ORGANIC  MATTER. 


434-440. 


V.  be  -  become-  -red  &c.  adj. ;  blush,  flush,  colour  up,  mantle, 
redden. 

render  -red  &c.  adj. ;  redden,  rouge ;  rub-ify,  -ricate ;  incarna- 
dine; ruddle. 

Adj.  red  &c.  n.,  -dish;  rufous,  ruddy,  florid,  incarnadine,  san- 
guine; ros-y,  -eate;  blowz-y,  -ed;  burnt;  rubi-cund,  -form;  lurid, 
stammel,  blood  red;  russet,  buflf,  murrey,  carroty,  sorrel,  lateri- 
tious. 

rose-,  ruby-,  cherry-,  claret-,  flan-e-,  flesh-,  peach-,  salmon-, 
brick-,  brickdust-coloured. 

blushing  &c.  v.;  erubescent;  reddened  &c.  v. 


rjd  as  -fire,  -  blood, 
warm,  hot ;  foxy. 


scarlet,  -  a  turkeycock,       a  lobster; 


436.  Yelt-owness. — iV.  yellow 
&c.  adj. ;  or. 

[Pigments.]  gamboge;  cadmium 
-,  Indian-,  lemon-  yellow;  oi-pi- 
ment,  yellow  ochre,  Claude  tint, 
aureolin. 

crocus,  saffron,  topaz. 

jaundice;  London  fog;  yellow- 
ness &c.  adj. 


437.  Purple. — iV.  purple  &c. 
adj. ;  blue  and  red,  bishop's  purple ; 
aniline  dyes,  gridelin,  amethyst^ 
purpure. 

livid-ness,  -ity. 

V.  empurple. 

Adj.  purple,  violet,  plum-colour- 
ed, lavender,  lilac,  puce,  mauve; 
livid. 


Adj.    yellow,    aureate,    golden, 
flavous,  citrine,   fallow ;   fulv-ous, 
-id;  sallow,  luteous,  tawny,  creamy,  sandy;  xanth-ic,  -ous;  jaun- 
diced. 

gold-,    citron-,    saffron-,    lemon-,    sulphur-,    amber-,    straw-, 
primrose-,  cream-coloured. 

yellow  as  a  -quince,  -  guinea,  -  crow's  foot. 

warm,  advancing. 


438.  Blueness.  —  i\7".  blue  &c. 
adj. ;  garter-blue ;  watchet. 

[Pigments.]  ultramarine,  smalt, 
cobalt,  cyanogen ;  Prussian  -,  sy- 
enite- blue ;  bice,  indigo. 

lapis  lazuli,  sapphire,  turquoise. 

blue-,  bluish-ness;  bloom. 

Adj.  blue,  azure,  cerulean;  sky- 
nlue,  -coloured,  -dyed ;  bluish ;  at- 
mospheric, retiring;  cold. 


439.  Orange. — iV^.  orange,  red 
and  yellow ;  gold ;  or ;  flame  &c. 
colour,  adj. 

[Pigments.]  ochre,  Mars  orange, 
cadmium. 

V.  gild,  warm. 

Adj.  orange;  ochreous;  orange-, 
gold-,  flame-,  copper-,  brass-,  ap- 
ricot-coloured; warm,  hot,  glow- 
ing. 


440.  Variegation. — N.  variegation;  di-,  tri-chroism;  iride- 
scence, play  of  colours,  polychrome,  maculation,  spottiness, 
striae. 

spectrum,  rainbow,  iris,  tulip,  peacock,  chameleon,  butter- 
fly, tortoise-shell;  mackerel,  -sky;  zebra,  leopard,  mother-of- 
pearl,  opal,  marble. 

check,  plaid,  tartar,  Datchwork;  mar-,  par-quetry;  mosaic, 
13*  ^  149 


**0— 442. 


MATTER. 


III.  III.  2" 


iesserm^  chess-board,  checkers,  chequers;  harlequin;  Joseph's 
coat ;  tricolour. 

V.  be  -variegated  &c.  adj. ;  variegate,  stripe,  streak,  checker, 
chequer;  be-,  speckle;  be-,  sprinkle;  stipple,  maculate,  dot, 
bespot;  tattoo,  inlay,  damascene;  embroider,  braid,  quilt. 

Adj.  variegated  &c.  v.  ;  many-coloured,  -hued  ;  divers-, 
party-coloured ;  di-,  poly-chromatic;  bi-,  tri-,  versi-colour ;  of 
all-  the  colours  of  the  rainbow,  -manner  of  colours;  kaleido- 
scopic. 

iridscent;  opal-ine,  -escent;  prismatic,  nacreous,  pearly, 
shot,  gorge  de  pigeon^  chatoyant. 

pied,  piebald;  motley;  mottled,  marbled;  pepper  and  salt, 
paned,  dappled,  clouded,  cymophanous. 

mosaic,  tesselated,  plaid ;  tortoise-shell  &c.  n. 

spott-ed,  -y  ;  punctated,  powdered  ;  speckled  &c.  v.  ; 
freckled,  flea-bitten,  studded;  fleck-ed,  -ered;  striated,  barred, 
veined ;  brind-ed,  -led ;  tabby ;  watered ;  grizzled ;  listed ;  em- 


broidered &c. 


daedal. 


(iii.)  Perceptions  of  Light. 


441.  YisioN. — N.  vision,  sight, 
optics,  eye-sight. 

view,  look,  espial,  glance,  ken, 
coup  d^mil;  glimpse,  peep;  gaze, 
stare,  leer;  perlustration,  contem- 
plation ;  conspect-ion,  -uity;  re- 
gard, survey;  in-,  intro-spection ; 
reconnaissance^  speculation,  watch, 
espionage,  espionnage,  autopsy  ; 
ocular  -inspection,  -  demonstra- 
tion ;  sight-seeing. 

point  of  view ;  gazebo, loop-hole, 
belvedere^  watch-tower. 

field  of  view ;  theatre,  amphi- 
theatre, arena,  vista,  horizon  ;  com- 
manding -,  bird's  eye-  view ;  per- 
iscope. 

visual  organ,  organ  of  vision; 
eye  ;  naked  -,  unassisted-  eye  ; 
retina,  pupil,  iris,  cornea,  white; 
optics,  orbs;  saucer  -,  goggle  -, 
gooseberry-  eyes. 

short  sight  «fcc.  443;  clear  -, 
sharp  -,  quick  -,  eagle  -,  piercing 
-,  penetrating-  -sight,  -  glance,  - 
eye  ;  perspicacity,  discernment  ; 
catopsis. 

eagle,  hawk;  cat,  lynx;  Argus. 

evil  eye ;  basilisk,  cockatrice. 


442.  Blindness. — W.  blindness, 
cecity,  excecation,  amaurosis,  cata- 
ract, ablepsy,  prestriction ;  dim- 
sightedness  &c.  443. 

V.  be  -blind  &c.  adj.;  not  see; 
lose  sight  of;  have  the  eyes  band- 
aged. 

not  look;  close  -,  shut  -,  turn 
away-,  avert- the  eyes;  look  an- 
other way;  wink  &c.  {limited  vi- 
sion) 443  ;  shut  the  eyes  -,  be 
blind-  to;  wink  -,  blink-  at. 

render  -blind  &c.  adj. ;  blind, 
-fold;  hoodwink,  dazzle;  put  one's 
eyes  out;  throw  dust  into  one's 
eyes;  jeter  de  la  poudre  aux  yeux; 
screen  from  sight  &c.  {liide)  528. 

Adj.  blind;  eye-,  sight-,  vision- 
less  ;  dark ;  stone-,  sand-,  stark- 
blind;  undiscerning  ;  dimsighted 
&c.  443. 

blind  as  -a  bat,  -  a  buzzard,  -  a 
beetle,  -  a  mole,  -  an  owl. 

blinded  &c.  v. 

Adv.  blind-ly,  -fold;  darkly. 


Ida 


HI.  III.  2^  ORGANIC  MATTER.  441-442 

V.  see,  behold,  discern,  perceive,  have  in  sight,  descry,  sight, 
make  out,  discover,  distinguish,  recognize,  spy,  espy,  ken;  get 
-,  have -,  catch-  a  -sight,  -  glimpse- of ;  command  a  view  of; 
witness,  contemplate,  speculate ;  cast  -,  set-  the  eyes  on ;  be  a 
-spectator  &c.  444  -of;  look  on&c.  (he  present)  186;  see  sights  &c. 
{curiositij)  455  ;  see  at  a  glance  &c.  {intelligence)  498. 

look,  view,  eye ;  lift  up  the  eyes,  open  one's  eye ;  look  -at,  - 
on,  -  upon,  -  over,  -  about  one,  -  round ;  survey,  scan,  inspect ; 
run  the  eye  -over,  -  through ;  reconnoitre,  glance  -round,  -  on, 
-  over;  turn  -,  bend-  one's  looks  upon;  direct  the  eyes  to,  turn 
the  eyes  on,  cast  a  glance. 

observe  &c.  {attend  to)  ^^1 :  watch  &c.  {care)  459;  see  with 
one's  own  eyes ;  watch  for  &c.  {expect)  507 ;  peep,  peer,  pry,  take 
a  peep ;  play  at  bo-peep. 

look-  -full  in  the  face,  -  hard  at,  -  intently;  strain  one's  eyes; 
fix  -,  rivet-  the  eyes  upon;  stare,  gaze;  pore  over,  gloat  on;  leer, 
ogle,  glare;  goggle;  cock  the  eye,  squint,  gloat,  look  askance. 

Adj.  seeing  &c.  i). ;  visual,  ocular;  optic,  -al;  ouhthalmic. 

clear-sighted  &c.  n. ;  eagle-,  hawk-,  lynx-,  keen-,  Argus-eyed. 

visible  &c.  446. 

Adv.  visibly  &c.  446 ;  in  sight  of,  with  one's  eyes  open. 

at  -sight,  -  first  sight,  -  a  glance,  -  the  first  blush ;  prima  facie. 

Int.  look !  &c.  (attetition)  457. 

Phr.  the  scales  falling  from  one's  eyes. 

443.  [Imperfect  vision.]  Dtmsightedness.  [Fallacies  of  vi- 
sion.]— iV.  dim  -,  dull  -,  half  -,  short  -,  near  -,  long  -,  dou- 
ble -,  astigmatic  -,  failing-  sight;  dim  &c.  -sightedness;  pur- 
blind ness,  lippitude;  my-,  presby-opia;  confusion  of  vision; 
astigmatism;  colour-blindness,  chromato-pseudo-blepsis.  Dal- 
tonism; nyctalopy;  strabismus,  strabism,  squint,  cast  in  the 
eye,  swivel  eye,  goggle  eyes. 

winking  &c.  v.  ;■  nictitation  ;  blinkard,  albino. 

dizziness,  swimming,  scotomy;  cataract;  ophthalmia. 

[Limitation  of  vision]  blinker ;  screen  &c.  {hide)')  530. 

[Fallacies  of  vision]  deceptio  visits  ;  refraction,  distortion,  il- 
lusion, false  light,  anamorphosis,  virtual  image,  spectrum, 
mirage,  looming,  phasma;  phant-asm,  -asma,  -om;  vision;  spec- 
tre, apparition,  ghost;  ignis  fatuus  &c.  (Zw?«m«?'y)  423 ;  spectre 
of  the  Brocken;  magic  mirror;  magic  lantern  &c.  {show)  448; 
mirror,  lens  &c.  (instrimimt)  445. 

V.  be  -dimsighted  &c.  n. ;  see  double;  have  a  -mote  in  the 
eye,  -  mist  before  the  eyes,  -  film  over  the  eyes;  see  through  a 
-prism,  -  glass  darkly;  wink,  blink,  nictitate;  squint;  look 
ask-ant,  -ance;  screw  up  the  eyes,  glare,  glower. 

dazzle,  loom. 

Adj.  dimsighted  &c.  n.  ,  my-,  presby-opic  ;  astigmatic  ; 
moon-,  mope-,  blear-,  goggle-,  gooseberry-,  one-eyed;  blind 
of  one  eye,  monoculous;  half-  pur-blind. 

blind  as  a  bat  S:c.  {Uind)  442;  winking  Szc.  r. 

151 


444r-447. 


MATTER. 


III.  III.  2". 


444.  Spectatot{. — iV.  spectator,  beholder,  observer,  looker- 
on,  on-looker,  wituess,  eye-wituess,  bystander,  passer  by; 
sight-seer. 

spy;  sentinel  &c.  {learning)  668. 

V.  witness,  behold  &c.  {see)  441 ;  look  on  &c.  (be  present)  186. 

445.  Optical  Instruments. — N.  optical  instruments;  lens, 
meniscus,  magnifier;  micro-,  mega-,  tieno-scope;  spectacles, 
glasses,  barnacles,  goggles,  eyeglass,  pince-nez;  periscopic  lens ; 
telescope,  glass,  lorgnette,  binocular;  spy-,  opera-,  field-glass. 

mirror,  reflector,  speculum ;  looking-,  pier-,  cheval-glass. 

prism;  camera-lucidti,  -obscura ;  magic  lantern  &c.  {show) 
448;  chro-,  thau-matrope  ;  stereo-,  pseudo-,  poly-,  kaleido- 
scope. 

photo-,  erio-,  actino-,  luci-,  radio-meter;  polari-,  polemo-, 
spectro-scope, 

microscop-y,  -ist. 


446.  Visibility. — N.  visibility, 
perceptibility ;  conspicuousness, 
distinctness  &c.  adj. ;  conspicuity ; 
appearance  &c.  448;  exposure; 
manifestation  &c.  525  ;  ocular 
-proof,  -  evidence,  -  demonstra- 
tion; field  of  view  &c.  {vision)  441. 

V.  be  -,  become-  -visible  &c. 
adj. ;  appear,  open  to  the  view ; 
meet  -,  catch-  the  eye;  present  -, 
show  -,  manifest  -,  produce  -,  dis- 
cover -,  reveal  -,  expose  -,  beti-ay- 
itself;  stand -forth,  -  out;  show; 
arise;  peep  -,  peer  -,  crop-  out; 
start-,  spring  -,  show  -,  turn  -, 
crop-  up ;  glimmer,  loom ;  glare ; 
burst  forth;  burst  upon  the  -view, 

-  sight ;  heave  in  sight ;  come  -in 
sight,  -  into  view,  -  out,  -  forth, 

-  forward ;  see  the  light  of  day ; 
break  through  the  clouds;  make 
its  appearance,  show  its  face,  ap- 
pear to  one's  eyes,  come  upon  the 
stage,  float  before  the  eyes,  speak 
for  itself  &c.  {manifest)  525 ;  attract 
the  attention  &c.  457;  reappear; 
live  in  a  glass  house. 

expose  to  view  &c.  525. 

Adj.    visible,    perceptible,    per- 
ceivable, discernible,  apparent;  in 
-view,  ~  full  view.  -  sight ;  ex^josed 
doudod. 


447.  Invisibility. — JSf.  invisibil- 
ity, non-appearance,  impercepti- 
bility;  indistinctness  &c.  adj.] 
mystery,  delitescence. 

concealment  &c.  528;  latency 
&c.  526. 

V.  be  -invisible  &c.  adj. ;  be 
hidden  &c.  {hide)  528;  lurk  &c. 
{lie  hidden)  526 ;  escape  notice. 

render  -invisible  &c.  adj. ;  con- 
ceal &c.  528 ;  put  out  of  sight. 

not  see  &c.  {he  hUnd)  442 ;  loue 
sight  of. 

Adj.  invisible,  imperceptible ; 
un-,  in-discernible;  un-,  non-ap- 
parent; out  of  -,  not  in-  sight;  d 
perte  de  vue ;  behind  the  -scenes, 
-  curtain;  view-,  sight-less;  in-, 
un-conspicuous ;  unseen  &c.  {see 
see  &c.  441) ;  covert  &c.  {latent) 
526 ;  eclipsed,  under  an  eclipse. 

dim  &c.  {faint)  422 ;  mysterious, 
dark,  obscure,  confused;  indistin- 
ct, -guishable;  shadowy,  indefi- 
nite ;  undefined ;  ill-defined,  -mark- 
ed; blurred,  out  of  focus;  misty 
&c.  {oijaque)  426 ;  veiled  *&c.  {con 
cealed)  528. 


to  view,  en  evidence;  un- 


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ORGANIC  MATTER. 


446—449. 


obvious  &c.  {manifest)  525;  plain,  clear,  distinct,  definite; 
well-defined,  -marked ;  in  focus ;  recognizable,  palpable,  autop- 
tical; glaring,  staring,  conspicuous;  stereoscopic;  in -bold, - 
strong-  relief. 

periscopic,  panoramic. 

before  -,  under-  one's  eyes ;  before  one,  a  mie  d'ceil,  in  one's 
eye,  oculis  siibjeda  Jidellhus. 

Adv.  visibly  «fcc.  adj. ;  in  sight  of;  before  one's  eyes  &c.  adj. ; 
veluti  in  speculum. 


448.  Appearance. — JV.  appear- 
ance, phenomenon,  sight,  specta- 
cle, show,  premonstration,  scene, 
species,  view,  couj)  d'u'il ;  look-out, 
out-look,  prospect,  vista,  perspec- 
tive, bird's-eye  view,  scenery,  land- 
scape, picture,  tableau ;  display, 
exposure,  mise  en  scene ;  rising  of 
the  curtain. 

ph ant-asm,  -om,  &c.  {fallacy  of 
vision)  443. 

pageant,  spectacle  ;  peep-,  raree-, 
gallanty-show;  ombres  chinoises ; 
magic  -  lantern,  phantasmagoria, 
dissolving  views;  pan-,  di-,  cosm-, 
ge-orama ;  coujj  -,  jeu-  de  theatre; 
pageantry  «&c.  (ostentation)  882; 
insignia  &c.  (indication)  550. 

aspect,  phase,  phasis,  seeming; 
shape  &c.  (form)  240 ;  guise,  look, 
complexion,  colour,  image,  mien, 
air,  cast,  carriage,  port,  demean- 
our; presence,  expression,  first  blush,  face  of  the  thing;  point  of 
view,  light. 

lineament,  feature,  trait,  lines ;  out-line,  -side ;  contour,  face, 
countenance,  physiognomy,  visage,  phiz,  cast  of  countenance, 
profile,  tournure,  cut  of  one's  jib,  metoposcopy;  outside  &c.  220. 

V.  appear;  be  -,  become-  visible  &c.  446;  seem,  look,  show; 
present  -,  wear  -,  carry  -,  have  -,  bear  -,  exhibit-,  take  -,  take 
on  -,  assume-  the  -appearance,  -  semblance-  of;  look  like;  cut  a 
figure,  figure;  present  to  the  view;  show  &c.  (make mayiif est) 525. 

Adj.  apparent,  seeming,  ostensible ;  on  view. 

Adv.  apparently;  to  all  -seeming,  -  appearance;  ostensibly, 
seemingly,  as  it  seems,  on  the  face  of  it,  prima  facie  /at  the  first 
blush,  at  first  sight ;  in  the  eyes  of ;  to  the  eye. 


449.  Disappearance. — iV.  dis- 
appearance,  evanescence,  eciipse, 
occultation. 

departure  &c.  293 ;  exit ;  vanish- 
ing point ;  dissolving  views. 

V.  disappear,  vanish,  dissolve, 
fade,  melt  away,  pass,  go,  avaunt; 
be  -gone  &c.  adj. ;  leave  -no  trace, 

-  "not  a  rack  behind ;  "  go  off  tho 
stage  &c.  (depart)  293;  suffer  -, 
undergo-  an  eclipse;  retire  from 
sight. 

lose  sight  of. 
efface  &c.  552. 

Adj.  disappearing  &c.  v. ;  evan- 
escent ;  missing,  lost ;  lost  to  -sight, 

-  view ;  gone. 
Int.  vanish!  disappear!  avauml 

&c.  (ejection)  297. 


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450— 450a.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (L)  i. 


CLASS  IV. 
Words  relatikg  to  the  INTELLECTUAL  FACULTIES. 

Division  (L)    FOEMATION  OF  IDEAS. 
Section  I.     Operations  op  Intellect  in  General. 


450a    Absence  or  want  of  In- 
tellect.— H.  absence  -,  want-  of 
-intellect  &c.  450;  imbecility  &c. 
499;  brutality;  brute  -instinct, 
force. 

Adj.  unendowed  with  reason. 


450.  Intellect, — iV.  intellect, 
mind,  understanding,  reason, 
thinking  principle  ;  rationality; 
cogitative  -,  intellectual-  facul- 
ties; faculties,  senses,  conscious- 
ness, observation,  percipience,  in- 
telligence, intellection,  intuition, 
association  of  ideas,  instinct,  con- 
ception, judgment,  wits,  parts, 
capacity,  intellectuality,  genius;  wit  &c.  498;  ability  &c.  {skill) 
698;  wisdom  &c.  498. 

soul,  spirit,  ghost,  inner  man,  heart,  breast,  bosom,  penetralia 
mentis,  divina  particula  aiirce,  heart's  core. 

organ-  se:t-  of  thought;  sensorium,  sensory,  brain;  head, 
-piece;  pate,  noddle,  skull,  scull,  pericranium^  cerebrum,  cranium^ 
brain-i)an,  sconce,  upper  story. 
•  [Science  of  mind]  Metaphysics ;  Psych-ics,  -ology;  Ideology; 
Mental  -  Moral-  Philosophy ;  Philosophy  of  the  Mind ;  Pneumat-, 
Phren-ology;  Cranio-logy,  -scopy. 

ideal-ity,  -ism;  transcendental-,  spiritual-ism;  immateriality 
&c.  317. 

metaphysician,  psychologist  &c. 

V.  note,  notice,  mark;  take  -notice,  -  cognizance-  of;  be 
-aware,  -  conscious-  of;  realize;  appreciate;  ruminate  &c.  (thinJo) 
451 ;  fancy  &c.  (imagine)  515. 

Ad,j.  [Relating  to  intellect]  intellectual,  mental,  rational,  sub- 
jective, metaphysical,  nooscopic,  spiritual;  ghostly ;  psych-ical, 
-ological ;  cerebral. 

immaierial  &c.  317;  endowed  with  reason. 

Adv.  h:.  petto. 

154 


IV.  (I.)  I.  OPERATIONS,  ETC.,  OF  INTELLECT. 


451-452. 


452.  [Absence  or  want  of 
thought.]  Incogitancy. — ^V.  in- 
cogitancy,  vacancy,  inunderstand- 
ing ;  fatuity  &c.  499 ;  thoughtless- 
ness &c.  {inattention)  458. 

V.  not  -think  &c.  451 ;  not  think 
of;  dismiss  from  the  -mind,  - 
thoughts  &c.  451. 

indulge  in  reverie  &c.  (be  inat- 
tentive) 458. 

put  away  thought;  unbend  -, 
relax  -,  divert-  the  mind. 

Adj.  vacant,  unintellectual,  un- 
ideal,  unoccupied,  unthinking,  in- 
considerate, thoughtless ;  absent 
&c,  {inattentive)  458 ;  diverted  ;  ir- 
rational &c.  499;  narrow-minded 
&c.  481. 

un-thought  of,  -dreamt  of,  -con- 
sidered ;  off  one's  mind ;  incogita- 
ble,  not  to  be  thought  of. 


451.  Thought.  —  -.Y.  thought ; 
exercitation  -,  exercise-  of  the  in- 
tellect; reflection,  cogitation,  con- 
sideration, meditation,  study,  lu- 
cubration, speculation,  delibera- 
tion, pondering  ;  head-,  brain- 
work  ;  cerebration ;  deep  reflection ; 
close  study,  application  &c.  {at- 
tention) 457. 

abstract  thought,  abstraction ; 
contemplation,  musing  ;  brown 
study  &c.  (inattention)  458;  reve- 
rie, Platonism ;  depth  of  thought, 
workings  of  the  mind,  thoughts, 
inmost  thoughts  ;  self-counsel, 
-communing,  -consultation. 

association  -,  succession  -,  flow 
-,  train  -,  current-  of  -thought,  - 
ideas. 

after  -,  mature-  thought ;  recon- 
sideration, second  thoughts;  re- 
trospection &c.  {memory)  505 ;  ex- 
cogitation; examination  &c.  {in- 
quiry) 461 ;  invention  &c.  {imagi- 
nation) 515. 

thoughtfulness  &c.  adj. 

V.  think,  reflect,  cogitate,  excogitate,  consider,  deliberate; 
bestow -thought, -consideration -upon;  speculate,  contemplate, 
meditate,  ponder,  muse,  dream,  ruminate;  brood -,  con- over; 
animadvert,  study;  bend -,  apply- the  mind  &c.  {attend)  457; 
digest,  discuss,  hammer  at,  weigh,  perpend;  realize,  appreciate; 
fancy  &c.  {imagine)  515;  trow. 

take  into  consideration;  take  counsel  &c.  (he  advised)  695; 
commune  with  -,  bethink-  oneself;  collect  one's  thoughts;  re- 
volve -,  turn  over  -,  run  over- in  the  mind;  chew  the  cud-, 
sleep-  upon ;  take  counsel  of  -,  advise  with-  one's  pillow. 

rack  -,  ransack  -,  crack  -,  beat  -,  cudgel-  one's  brains ;  set 
one's  -brain,  -  wits-  to  work. 

harbour-,  entertain-,  cherish-,  nurture-  an  -idea  &c.  453; 
take  into  one's  head ;  bear  in  mind ;  reconsider. 

occur;  present  -,  suggest-  itself;  come  -,  get-  into  one's  head; 
strike  one,  flit  across  the  view,  come  uppermost,  run  in  one's 
head;  enter  -,  pass  in  -,  cross  -,  flash  on  -,  flash  across  -,  float 
in  -,  fasten  itself  on  -,  be  uppermost  in  -,  occupy-  the  mind ; 
have  in  one's  mind. 

make  an  impression ;  sink  -  penetrate-  into  the  mind ;  engross 
the  thoughts. 

Adj.  thinking  &c.  «. ;  thoughtful,  pensive,  meditative,  reflec- 
tive, museful,  wistful,  contemplative,  speculative,  deliberative, 
studious,  sedate,  introspective,  Platonic,  philosophical. 

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INTELLECT. 


IV    (l.)i. 


lost  in  thought  <fec.  {inattentive)  458;  deep  musing  &c.  {intent) 
457. 

in  the  mind,  under  consideration. 

Adv.  all  things  considered. 

Fhr.  the  mind  being  on  the  stretch ;  the  -mind,  -  head-  -turn- 
ing, -  running-  upon. 


453.  [Object  of  thought.]  Idea. 
— N.  idea,  notion,  conception, 
thought,  apprehension,  impres- 
sion, perception,  image,  eldukov^ 
sentiment,  reflection,  observation, 
consideration ;  abstract  idea. 

view  &c.  {ojnnion)  484;  theory 
&c.  514;  conceit,  fancy;  phantasy 
&c.  {imagination})  515. 

point  of  view  &c.  {aspect)  448 ; 
field  of  view. 


454.  [Subject  of  thought,  vot)- 
fiaTa.']  Topic. — N.  subject  of  -, 
material  for-  thought;  food  for  the 
mind,  mental  padulum. 

subject,  -matter;  matter,  theme, 
vor/fiara,  topic,  what  it  is  about, 
thesis,  text,  business,  affair,  matter 


in  hand,  argument;  motion,  reso- 
lution; head,  chapter;  case,  point; 
proposition,  theorem;  field  of  in- 
quiry; moot  point,  problem  &c. 
{question)  461. 

F.  float  -,  pass-  in  the  mind  &c. 
451. 

Adj.  thought  of;  uppermost  in  the  mind;  in  petto. 

Adv.  under  consideration ;  in  -question,  -  the  mind ;  on  -foot, 
the  carpet,  -  the  tapis ;  relative  to  &c.  9. 

Section  II.  Precuksory  Conditions  and  Operations. 


455.  [The  desire  of  knowledge.] 
Curiosity. — iV.  interest,  thirst  for 
knowledge;  curi-osity,  -ousness  ; 
inquiring  mind ;  inquisitiveness. 

sight-seer,  ^^uidnunc,  newsmon- 
ger, Paul  Pry,  eavesdropper;  gos- 
sip &c.  {7ieics)  532. 

V.  be  -curious  &c.  adj. ;  take  an 
interest  in,  stare,  gape;  prick  up 
the  ears,  see  sights,  lionize ;  pry. 

Adj.  curious,  inquisitive,  burn- 
ing with  curiosity,  overcurious  ; 
inquisitorial;  agape  &c.  {eapecta7it)507 . 

Phr.  what's  the  matter  ?  what  next  ? 


456.  [Absence  of  curiosity.]  In- 
curiosity. — N.  incuriosity ;  incuri- 
ousness  &c.  adj. ;  insouciance  &c. 
866 ;  indifference. 

V.  be  -incurious  &c.  adj. ;  have 
no  -curiosity  &c.  455 ;  take  no  in- 
terest in  &c.  823 ;  mind  one's  own 
business. 

Adj.  incurious,  uninquisitive, 
indifferent ;  impassive  &c.  823. 


inquiring  &c.   461;  prying; 


457.  Attention. — ^i^.  attention ; 
mindfulness  &c.  adj. ;  intent-ness, 
-iveness;  thought  &c.  451;  adver- 
ten-ce,  -cy  ;  observ-ance,  -ation ; 
consideration,  reflection,  perpen- 
sion;  heed;  particularity;  notice, 
regard  &c.  v. ;  circumspection  &c. 
{cai'e)  459;  study,  scrutiny;  in-, 
jntro-spection;  revis-ion,  -al. 


458.  Inattention.  —  iV.  in-at- 
tention,  -  consideration  ;  incou- 
siderateness  &c.  adj.\  oversight; 
inudverten-ce,  -cy  ;  non-observ- 
ance, disregard. 

supineness  &c.   {inactivity)  683; 
etourderie  ;  want  of  thought ;  heed- 
lessness &c.  {neglect)  460;  insouci- 
ance &c.  {indiffei'ence)  866. 
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IV.    (I.)   IL 


OPERATIONS,  ETC.,  OF  INTELLECT. 


457—458. 


active  -,  diligent  -,  exclusive  -, 
minute-,  close  -  intense  -,deep-, 
profouud  -,  abstract  -,  laboured  -, 
deliberate-  -thought,  -  attention, 

-  application,  -  study. 

minuteness,  attention  to  detail. 

absorption  of  mind  &c.  {abstrac- 
tion) 458. 

indication,  calling  attention  to 
&c.  V. 

V.  be  -attentive  &c.  adj. ;  at- 
tend, advert  to,  observe,  look,  see, 
view,  remark,  notice,  regard,  take 
notice,  mark ;  give  -,  pay-  -atten- 
tion, -heed-  to;  incline-,  lend- an 
ear  to ;  trouble  one's  head  about ; 
give  a  thought  -,  animadvert-  to ; 
occupy  oneself  witii;  contemplate 
&c.  {thinlcof)  451;  look -at,  -to, 

-  after,  -  into,  -  over;  see  to;  turn 
-,  bend  -,  apply  -,  direct  -,  give- 
the  -mind,  -  eye,  -  attention  -to ; 
have  -an  eye  to,  -  in  one's  eye; 
bear  in  mind ;  take  into  -account,  - 
consideration;  keep  in  -sight,  - 
view ;  have  regard  to,  heed,  mind, 
take  cognizance  of,  entertain,  re- 
cognize; make  -,  take-  note  of; 
note. 

examine  cursorily;  glance  -at, 
-upon,  -  over ;  cast  -,  pass-  the  eyes 
over;  run  over,  turn  over  the 
leaves,  dip  into,  perstringe ;  skim 
&c.  {neglect)  460;  take  a  cursory 
view  of. 

examine,  -  closely,  -  intently; 
scan,  scrutinize,  consider;  give  -, 
bend-  one's  mind  to ;  overhaul,  re- 
vise, pore  over;  inspect,  review, 
pass  under  review ;  take  stock  of ; 
fix  -,  rivet  -,  devote-  the  -eye,  - 
mind,  -  thoughts,  -  attention-  on 
or  to;  hear  -,  think-  out;  mind 
one's  business. 

revert  to ;  watch  &c.  {expect)  507, 
(talcecareof)  450;  hearken  -,  lis- 
ten- to;  prick  up  the  ears;  have  -, 
keep-  the  eyes  open;  come  to  the 
point. 

meet  with  attention ;  fall  under 
14 


abstraction;  absence  -,  absorp- 
tion-of  mind;  preoccupation,  dis- 
traction^ reverie,  brown  study, 
deep  musing,  fit  of  abstraction. 

F.  be  -inattentive  &c.  adj. ; 
overlook,  disregard ;  pass  by  &c. 
(neglect)  4:QQ  \  not  -observe  &c.  457; 
think  little  of. 

close  -,  shut-  one's  eyes  to ;  pay 
no  attention  to ;  dismiss  -,  discard 
-,  discharge-  from  one's  -thoughts, 
-  mind ;  drop  the  subject,  think 
no  more  of;  set  -,  turn  -,  put- 
aside  ;  turn  -away  from,  -  one's  at- 
tention from,  -  a  deaf  ear  to,  - 
one's  back  upon. 

abstract  oneself,  dream,  indulge 
in  reverie. 

escape -notice,  -attention;  come 
in  at  one  ear  and  go  out  at  the 
other;  forget  &c.  {iiave  no  remem- 
hrance)  500. 

call  off  -,  draw  off  -,  call  away 
-,  divert  -,  distract-  the  -attention, 
-thoughts,  -mind ;  put  out  of  one's 
head;  dis-concert,  compose;  put 
out,  confuse,  perplex,  bewilder, 
moider,  fluster,  muddle,  dazzle; 
throw  a  sop  to  Cerberus. 

Ad/j.  inattentive;  un-observant, 
-mindful, -heeding, -discerning;  in- 
advertent ;  mind-,  regard-,  respect- 
less;  listless  &c.  {indifferent)  860; 
blind,  deaf ;  hand  over  head ;  cur-, 
percur-sory ;  giddy-,  scatter-,  hare- 
^  brained  ;  unreflecting,  ecerveU,  in- 
considerate, off-hand,  thoughtless, 
dizzy,  muzzy,  brainsick;  giddy,  - 
as  a  goose;  wild,  harum-scarum, 
rantipole,  high-flying;  heed-,  care- 
less &c.  {neglectful)  460. 

absent,  abstracted,  distrait;  lost ; 
lost -,  wrapped- in  thought;  rapt, 
in  the  clouds,  bemused  ;  dreaming 
-,  musing-  on  other  things;  pre- 
occupied; engrossed  &c.  {attentive) 
457;  in  a  -reverie  &c.  n. ;  off  one's 
guard  &c.  {inexjjectant)  508;  nap- 
ping; dreamy. 

disconcerted,  put  out  &c.  v, 
157 


457—460. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (I.)  IL 


Adv.  inattentively,  inadvertent- 
ly &c.  adj. ;  per  incuriam,  sub  sileu- 
tio. 

Int.  stand  -at  ease,  -  easy  I 
PTir.    the     attention    wanders  ; 
one's  wits  gone  a  -woolgatheriu^:, 


-  bird's  nesting;  it  never  entered 
into  one's  head ;  the  mind  running 
on  other  things;  one's  thoughts 
being  elsewhere;  had  it  been  a 
bear  it  would  have  bitten  you. 


one's  -notice,  -  observation;  be 
-under  consideration  &c.  {topic) 
454. 

catch  -,  strike-  the  eye ;  attract 
notice;  catch  -,  awaken  -,  wake 
-,  invite  -,  solicit  -,  attract  -, 
claim  -,  excite  -,  engage  -,  occu- 
py -,  strike  -,  arrest  -,  fix  -,  en- 
jjross  -,  absorb  -,  rivet-  the  -at- 
tention, -  mind,  -  thoughts;  be 
-present  to,  -  uppermost  in-  the 
mind. 

bring  under  one's  notice;  point 
-out,  -  to,  -  at,  -  the  finger  at : 
lay  the  finger  on,  indigitate,  indicate;  direct  -,  call-  attention 
to ;  show ;  put  a  -mark  &c.  {sign)  550-  upon ;  call  soldiers  to  ' '  at- 
tention ; "  bring  forward  &c.  {make  manifest)  525. 

Adj.  attentive,  mindful,  observant,  regardful;  alive  -,  awake- 
to  ;  observing  &c.  v. ;  taken  up  -,  occupied-  with ;  engaged  -, 
engrossed  -,  wrapped- in;  absorbed,  rapt;  breathless;  pre-occu- 
pied  &c.  {inattentive)  458;  watchful  &c.  {careful)  459;  intent  on, 
open-eyed,  breathless,  undistracted,  upon  the  stretch;  on  the 
watch  &c.  {expectant)  507. 

steadfast. 

Int.  see  !  look,  -  here,  -  you,  -  to  it  !  mark  !  lo  !  behold  ! 
soho  !  hark,  -  ye  !  mind  1  halloo  !  observe  !  lo  and  behold  !  at- 
tention !  nota  hene ;  n.b.  ;  *,  t;  I'd  have  you  to  know;  notice  I 
O  yes  I  Oyez  ! 


Phr. 


this  is  -  these  are- 


459.  Care.  [Vigilance.]  —  iV. 
care,  solicitude,  heed;  heedfulness 
&c.  adj. ;  scruple  &c.  {conscientious- 
ness) 939. 

watchfulness  &c.  adj. ;  vigilance, 
surveillance^  eyes  of  Argus,  watch, 
vigil,  look  out,  watch  and  ward, 
Vceil  du  maitre. 

alertness  &c.  {activity)  682;  at- 
tention.  &c.  457;  prudence  &c., 
circumspection  &c.  {caution)  864; 
forethought  &c.  610;  precaution 
&c.  {preparation)  ^1Z\  tidiness  &c. 
(order)  58,  {cleanliness)  652;  accu- 
racy &c.  {exactness)  494;  minute- 
ness, attention  to  detail. 

V.  be  -careful  &c.  adj. ;  reck ; 
take  care  &c.  (be  cautious)  864 ;  pay 
attention  to  &c.  457;  take  care  of; 
look  -,  see-  -to,  -  after;  keep  -an 


460.  Neglect.  —  JV.  neglect ; 
carelessness  &c.  adj. ;  trifling  &c. 
V. ;  negligence ;  omission,  laches, 
default ;  supineness  &c.  {inactivity) 
683;  inattention  &c.  458;  noncJia- 
'fiance  &c.  {insensibility)  823;  impru- 
dence, recklessness  &c.  803;  slo- 
venliness &c.  {disorder)  59,  {dirt) 
G53;  improvidence  &c.  674;  non^ 
completion  &c.  730;  inexactness 
&c.  {error)  495. 

paraleipsis  [in  rhetoric]. 

trifler,  waiter  on  Providence. 

V.  be  -negligent  &c.  adj. ;  take 
no  care  of  &c.  (take  care  of  &c. 
459) ;  neglect ;  let  -slip,  -  go ;  lay 
.-,  set  -,  cast  -,  put-  aside;  keep 
-,  leave-  out  of  sight;  lose  sight 
of. 

overlook,  disregard;  pass  -over, 
158 


IV.  (L)  II. 


OPERATIONS,  ETC.,  OF  INTELLECT. 


459—462. 


eye,  -  a  sharp  eye-  upon;  keep 
-watch,  -  watch  and  ward;  mount 
guard,  set  watch,  watch ;  keep  in 
-sight,  -  view ;  mind,  -  one's  busi- 


-  by ;  let  pass ;  blink  ;  wink  -,  con- 
nive- at ;  gloss  over ;  take  no  -note, 
-notice,  -  thought,  -  account-  of; 
pay  no  regard  to. 

scamp;  trifle,  fribble;  do  by 
halves;  cut;  slight  &c.  {despise) 
930;  play  -,  trifle-  with;  slur; 
skim,  -  the  surface;  effleurer ;  take 
a  cursory  view  of  &c.  457. 

slur-  slip-,  skip-,  jump- over; 
pretermit,  miss,  skip,  jump  omit, 
give  the  go-by  to,  push  aside, 
throw  into  the  background, 
shelve,  sink;  ignore,  shut  one's 
eyes  to,  refuse  to  hear,  turn  a  deaf 
ear  to ;  leave  out  of  one's  calcula- 
tion; not  -attend  to  &c.  457,  - 
mind;  not  trouble  -oneself,  -  one's 
head-  -with,  -  about;  forget  &c. 
506 ;  be  caught  napping  &c.  {not 
expect)  ^^Q\  leave  a  loose  thread; 
let  the  grass  grow  under  one's  feet. 

render  -neglectful  &c.  adj. ;  put 
-,  throw-  olf  one's  guard. 

Adj.  neglecting  &c.  v. ;  unmind- 
ful, negligent,  neglectful;  heed- 
less, careless,  thoughtless;  per- 
functory, remiss. 

inconsiderate;  un-,  iu-circum- 
spect;  ojff  one's  guard;  un-wary, 
-watchful,  -guarded;  offhand. 

supine  &c.  {inactive)  683;  inat- 
tentive &c.  458;  insouciant  &c. 
{indifferent)  833 ;  imprudent,  reck- 
less &c.  863;  slovenly  &c.  {dis- 
orderly) 59,  {dirty)  653;  inexact 
&c.  {erroneous)  495;  improvident 
«fcc,  674. 

neglected    &c.    v. ;    un-heeded, 
-cared  for,  -perceived,  -seen,  -ob- 
-noticed,  -noted,   -marked,  -attended  to,  -thought   of, 
-regarded,  -remarked,  -missed;  shunted,  shelved. 

un-examined,  -studied,  -searched,  -scanned,  -weighed,  -sifted, 
-explored. 

abandoned ;  buried  in  a  napkin,  hid  under  a  bushel. 
Adv.  negligently  &c.  adj. ;    hand  over  head,   anyhow ;  in  an 
unguarded  moment  &c,  {unexpectedly)  508 ;  per  incuriam. 
Int.  jiever  mind,  no  matter,  let  it  pass. 

461.  Inquiry.     [Subject  of  In-  I      462.  Answer. — iV.   answer,    tp- 
Quiry.    Question.] — iV.    inquiry;  |  spouse,    replv,  replication,  ?'/^'<?^/^, 

169 


look  -sharp,  -  about  one ;  look 
with  one's  own  eyes;  keep  a  -good, 
-  sharp-  look-out ;  have  all  one's 
-wits,  -  eyes-  about  one;  watch 
for  &c.  {expect)  507;  keep  one's 
eyes  -,  have  the  eyes  -,  sleep  with 
one  eye-  open. 

take  precautions  &c.  673;  pro- 
tect «&c.  {render  safe)  664. 

do  one's  best  &c.  682;  mind 
one's  Ps  and  Qs,  speak  by  the 
card,  pick  one's  steps. 

Adj,  care-,  regard-,  heed-ful; 
taking  care&c.  v. ;  particular;  pru- 
dent &c.  {cautious)  8Q4\  consider- 
ate; thoughtful  &c.  {deliderative) 
451;  provident  &c.  {prepared) 
G73;  alert  &c.  {active)  682;  sure- 
footed. 

guarded,  on  one's  guard ;  on  the 
-qui  vive,  -  alert,  -  watch,  -  look- 
out; awake,  broad  awake,  vigi- 
lant; watch-,  wake-,  wist-ful; 
Argus-eyed;  wide  awake  &c.  {in- 
telligent) 498;  on  the  watch  for 
&c.  {expectant)  507. 

tidy  &c.  {orderly)  58,  {clean)  652 ; 
accurate  &c.  {exact)  494;  scrupu- 
lous &c.  {conscientious)  939;  caven- 
do  tutus  &c.  {safe)  664. 

Adv.  carefully  &c.  adj. ;  with 
care,  gingerly. 

Fhr.  quia  custodiet  istos  cuatodes  f 


served. 


461-462. 


INTELLECT. 


IV,  (I.)  II. 


rejoinder,  surrejoinder,  rebutter, 
surrebutter,  retort,  repartee;  re- 
script, -ion;  antiphon,  -y;  ac- 
knowledgment; password;  echo. 

discovery  &c.  ASOa ;  solution  &c. 
(ex})lanation)  522;  rationale  &c. 
(cause)  153;  clue  &c.  {indication) 
550. 

(Edipus;  oracle  &c.  513;  return 
&c.  {record)  551. 

F.  answer,  respond,  replj'-,  re- 
but, retort,  rejoin ;  give  -,  return 
for-  answer;  acknowledge,  echo. 

explain  &c.  {interifi-et)  522 ;  solve 
&c.  {unriddle)  522;  discover  &c. 
480rt;  fathom,  hunt  out  &c.  {in- 
quire) 461 ;  satisfy,  set  at  rest,  de- 
termine. 

Adj.  answering  &c.  «. ;  respon- 
sive, -dent;  conclusive. 

Adr,.  because  &c.  {cause)  153;  on 
the  -scent,  -  right  scent. 

Int.  eureka  ! 


request  &c.  765 ;  search,  research, 
quest ;  pursuit  &c.  622. 

examination,  review,  scrutiny, 
investigation,  indagation ;  per- 
quisition, -scrutation,  -vestigation; 
inqu-est,  -isition;  exploration;  ex- 
ploitation, ventilation. 

sifting;  calculation,  analysis, 
dissection,  resolution,  induction; 
Baconian  method. 

strict  -,  close  -,  searching  -,  ex- 
haustive- inquiry ;  narrow  -,  strict- 
search  ;  study  &c.  {consideration) 
451. 

scire  facias^  ad  referendum  ;  trial. 

questioning  &c.  «. ;  interroga- 
tion, -tory;  interpellation;  chal- 
lenge, examination,  cross-exami- 
nation, catechism;  feeler,  Socratic 
method,  zetetic  philosophy;  lead- 
ing question ;  discussion  &c.  {rea- 
soning) 476. 

reconnoitering,  reconnaissance ; 
prying  &c.  «?. ;  espionage,  esjnon- 
nage ;  domiciliary  visit,  peep  be- 
hind the  curtain ;  lantern  of  Dioge- 
nes. 

question,  query,  problem,  desideratum,  point  to  be  solved,  por- 
ism ;  subject  -,  field-  of  -inquiry,  -controversy ;  point  -,  matter- 
in  dispute;  moot-point;  issue,  question  at  issue;  bone  of  conten- 
tion &c.  (discord)  713;  plain  -,  fair-,  open-  question;  enigma 
«fcc.  {secret)  533;  knotty  point  &c.  {dij^cidty)  704;  quodlibet ; 
threshold  of  an  inquiry. 

inquirer,  investigator,  inquisitor,  inspector,  querist,  examiner, 
catechist ;  scrut-ator,  -ineer;  analyst;  quidnunc &c.  {curiosity)  455. 

F.  make  -inquiry  &c.  n. ;  inquire,  seek,  search ;  look  -for,  - 
about  for,  -out  for;  scan,  reconnoitre,  explore,  sound,  rummage, 
ransack,  pry,  peer,  look  round;  look  -,  go-  -over,  -through; 
fpy,  overhaul. 

scratch  the  head,  slap  the  forehead. 

look  -,  peer  -,  pry-  into  every  hole  and  comer;  trace  up;  hunt 
-,  fish  -,  ferret-  out ;  unearth ;  leave  no  stone  unturned. 

seek  a -clue,  -  clew ;  hunt,  track,  trail,  mouse,  dodge,  trace; 
follow  the  -trail,  -  scent;  pursue  &c.  662;  beat  up  one's  quar- 
ters; thresh  out;  fish  for;  feel  for  &c.  (experiment)  463. 

investigate;  take  up  -,  institute  -,  pursue  -,  follow  up-,  con- 
duct -,  carry  on  -,  prosecute-  -an  inquiry  &c.  n. ;  look  -at,  - 
into;  pre-examine;  discuss,  canvass,  agitate. 

examine,  study,  consider,  calculate;  dip  -,  dive  -,  delve  -,  go 
deep-  into ;  make  sure  of,  probe,  sound,  fathom ;  probe  to  the 


rv.  (I.)  ir.  OPERATIONS,  ETC.,  OF  INTELLECT.  461—163. 

-bottom,  -quick;  scrutinize,  analyze,  anatomize,  dissect,  parse, 
resolve,  sift,  winnow;  view  -,  try-  in  all  its  phases. 

bring  in  question,  subject  to  examination ;  put  to  the  proof 
&c,  {experiment)  463;  audit,  tax,  pass  in  review;  take  into  con- 
sideration &c.  {thinTc  over)  451 ;  take  counsel  &c.  695. 

ask,  question,  demand;  put  -,  pop  -,  propose  -,  propound  -, 
moot  -,  start  -,  raise  -,  stir  -,  suggest  -  put  forth  -,  ventilate 
-,  grapple  with  -,  go  into-  a  question. 

put  to  the  question,  interrogate,  catechize,  pump ;  cross-ques- 
tion, -examine;  dodge;  require  an  answer;  pick  -,  suck-  the 
brains  of;  feel  the  pulse. 

be  -in  question  &c.  adj.\  undergo  examination. 

Adj.  inquiry  &c.  i\  ;  inquisitive  &c.  (>•?/?'/{) '^v)  455 ;  requisit-ive, 
-ory;  catechetical,  inquisitorial,  analytic;  in  -search,  -  quest- 
of;  on  the  look-out  for,  interrogative,  zetetic;  all-searching. 

un-determined,  -tried,  -decided;  in  -question,  -  dispute,  - 
issue,  -course  of  inquiry;  under  -discussion,  -consideration,  - 
investigation  &c.  n.\  sub  judice,  moot,  proposed;  doubtful  &c. 
{uncertain)  475. 

Adv.  what  ?  why  ?  wherefore  ?  whence  ?  whither  ?  where  ? 
quaere?  how  -comes,  -  happens,  -  is-  it?  what  is  the  reason  ? 
what's  -the  matter,  -in  the  wind  ?  what  on  earth  ?  when  ?  who  ? 

463.  Experiment. — N.  experiment;  essay  &c.  (attempt) 
675 ;  analysis  &c.  {investigation)  461 ;  tnal,  tentative  method, 
tdtonnement. 

verification,  probation,  cxperimentum  crucis,  proof,  criterion, 
diagnostic,  test,  crucial  test. 

crucible,  reagent,  check,  touchstone,  pix  ;  assay,  or- 
deal. 

empiricism,  rule  of  thumb. 

feeler;  pilot  -,  messenger-  balloon;  pilot  engine;  scout; 
straw  to  show  the  wind. 

speculation,  random  shot,  leap  in  the  dark. 

analy-zer,  -st;  adventurer;  experiment-er,  -ist,  -alist. 

V.  experiment;  essay  &c.  (endeavour)  675;  try,  assay;  make 
-an  experiment,  -trial  of;  give  a  trial  to;  put  upon-,  sub- 
ject to-  trial;  experiment  upon;  rehearse;  put  -,  bring  -,  sub- 
mit- to  the  -test,  -  proof;  prove,  verify,  test,  touch,  practise 
upon,  try  one's  strength. 

grope;  feel-,  grope-  -for,  -  one's  way;  fumble;  tdtonnei\ 
alter  a  tdtons  ;  put  -,  throw-  out  a  feeler;  send  up  a  pilot  bal- 
loon; see  how  the  -land  lies,  -  wind  blows;  consult  the  baro- 
meter; feel  the  pulse;  fish  -,  bob-  for;  cast  -,  beat-  about  for? 
angle,  trawl,  cast  one's  net,  beat  the  bushes. 

ti*y  one's  fortune  &c.  (adventure)  675 ;  explore  &c.  (inquire^ 
461. 

Adj.  experimental;  probat-ive,  -ory,  -ionary;  analytic,  doci- 
mastic;  tentative;  empirical. 

under  probation,  on  one's  trial. 

14^  161 


464—466.  INTELLECT.  iV.  (I.)  ii. 

464  Comparison. — iV.  comparison,  collation,  contrast; 
identification. 

sim-ilc,  -ilitude;  allegory  &c.  {metaphor)  521. 

V.  compare  -to,  -  with ;  collate,  confront ;  place  side  by- 
side  &c.  {near)  197;  set  -,  pit-  against  one  another;  contrast, 
balance. 

identify,  draw  a  parallel,  parallel. 

compare  notes;  institute  a  comparison;  parva  componere 
magnis. 

Adj.  comparative;  metaphorical  &c.  521. 

compared  with  &c.  v. ;  comparable. 

Adv.  relatively  &c,  {relation)  9 ;  as  compared  with  &c.  v. 


465a.  Indisctiimination.  —  N. 
indiscrimination ;  indistinct-ness, 
-ion ;  uncertainty  &c.  {doiiht)  475. 

V.  not  -discriminate  &c.  465; 
overlook  &c.  {neglect)  460-  a  dis- 
tinction; con-found,  -fuse. 

Adj.  indiscriminate;  undistin- 
guish-ed,  -able;  unmeasured. 


465.  Discrimination. — N.  dis- 
crimination, distinction,  differen- 
tiation, diagnosis,  diorism;  nice 
perception ;  perception  -,  appreci- 
ation- of  difference;  estimation 
&c.  466 ;  nicety,  refinement ;  taste 
&c.  850;  critique,  judgment;  tact; 
discernment  &c.  (intelligence)  498 ; 
nuances. 

V.  discriminate,  distinguish, 
severalize ;  separate ;  draw  the  line, 
sift;  separate  -,  winnow-  the  chaff  from  the  wheat;   split  hairs. 

estimate  &c.  {measure)  466;  know  -which  is  which,  -  what  is 
what,  -  "  a  hawk  from  a  handsaw." 

take  into  -account,  -  consideration;  give  -,  allow-  due  weight 
to ;  weigh  carefully. 

Adj.  discriminating  &c.  v. ;  dioristic,  discriminative,  distinc- 
tive; nice. 

Phr.  it  y  a  fagots  et  fagots  ;  rem  acu  tetigisii. 

466.  Measurement. — iV".  measurement,  admeasurement, 
mensuration,  survey,  valuation,  appraisement,  assessment, 
assize ;  estim-ate,  -ation;  dead  reckoning;  reckoning  &c.  {nu- 
meration) 85 ;  gauging  &c.  «. 

Metrology,  weights  and  measures,  compound  arithmetic. 

measure,  yard  measure,  standard,  rule,  foot-rule,  compass, 
callipers;  gage,  gauge;  meter,  line,  rod,  check. 

flood  -,  high  water-  mark;  index  &c.  550. 

scale;  gradu-ation,  -atcd  scale;  nonius;  vernier  &c.  {minute- 
ness) 193;  thermo(/imi  &c.  882)-,  baro(ri/r  &c.  338)-,  gonio(<2w- 
pZ^  244) -meter;  landmark  &c.  {limit)  233;  balance  &c.  {weight) 
319. 

coordinates,  ordinate  and  ahscissa,  polar  coordinates,  lati- 
tude and  longitude,  declination  and  right  ascension,  altitude 
and  azimuth. 

Geo-,   Stereo-,    Hypso-metry;  mctage;  surveying,  land   sur- 

1()^ 


IV.  (I.)  III. 


MATERIALS  FOR  REASO^'ING. 


466--469. 


veying;  Geo-desy,  -detics,  -desia;  ortho-,  alti-metry ;  cadastre. 

astrolabe,  armillary  sphere. 

land-surveyor;  geometer. 

V.  measure,  mete;  value,  assess,  rate,  appraise,  estimate, 
form  an  estimate,  set  a  value  on ;  appreciate. 

span,  pace,  step ;  apply  the  -compass  &c.  n. ;  gauge,  plumb, 
probe,  sound,  fathom;  heave  the  -log,  -  lead;  survey. 

take  an  average  &c.  29 ;  graduate. 

Adj.  measuring  &c.  v. ;  metric,  -al ;  measurable ;  geodetical. 


Section  in.     Materials  for  Reasoning, 


467.  Evidence  [on  one  side]. — 
iV.  evidence ;  facts,  premises,  data^ 
prcecognita,  grounds. 

indication  &c.  550;  criterion 
&c.  {test)  463. 

testi-mony,  -fication  ;  attesta- 
tion; deposition  &c.  {affirmation) 
535;  examination. 

admission  &c.  {assent)  488;  au- 
thority, warrant,  credential,  di- 
ploma, voucher,  certificate,  do- 
quet,  docket;  record  &c.  551; 
document ;  jnece justificative  ;  deed, 
warranty  &c.  {sectiHty)  771 ;  signa- 
ture, seal  &c.  {Identijication)  550. 

witness,  indicator;  eye-,  ear- wit- 
ness ;  deponent ;  sponsor. 

oral  -,  documentary  -,  hearsay 
-,  external  -,  extrinsic  -,  internal 
-,  intrinsic  -,  circumstantial  -, 
cumulative  -,  ex  j^arte  -,  presump- 
tive -,  collateral  -,  constructive- 
evidence;  proof  &c.  {demonstra- 
tion) 478 ;  evidence  in  chief. 

secondary  evidence;  confirma- 
tion, corroboration,  support;  rati- 
fication &c.  {assent)  488 ;  authenti- 
cation; compurgation,  wager  of 
law,  comprobation. 

citation,  reference. 
V.  be  -evidence  &c.  n. ;  evince, 
show,    betoken,    tell  of;   indicate 
&c.   {denote)  550:   imply,  involve, 
argue,  bespeak,  breaths. 

have  -,  carry-  weight ;  tell,  speak 
volumes;  speak  for  itself  &c.  man- 
ifest 525. 


468.  [Evidence  on  the  other 
side,  on  the  other  hand.]  Coun- 
ter-evidence.—  N.  counter-evi- 
dence ;  evidence  on  the  other  -side, 
-  hand ;  disproof ;  refutation  &c. 
479 ;  negation  &c.  536 ;  conflicting 
evidence. 

plea  &c.  617;  vindication  &c. 
937 ;  counter-protest ;  tu  quoque  ar- 
gument ;  other  side  -,  reverse-  of 
the  shield. 

V.  countervail,  oppose;  rebut 
&c.  {refute)  479;  subvert  &c.  {de- 
stroy) 162;  check,  weaken;  con- 
travene ;  contradict  &c.  {deny)  536 ; 
tell  another  story,  turn  the  scale, 
alter  the  case;  cut  both  ways; 
prove  a  negative. 

audire  alteram  partem. 

Adj.  countervailing  &c.  t>. ;  con- 
tradictory. 

un-attested,  -authenticated,  -sup- 
ported by  evidence. 

Ado.  per  contra. 

469.  Qualification. — N.  quali- 
fication, limitation,  modification, 
colouring. 

allowance,  grains  of  allowance, 
consideration,  extenuating  cir- 
cumstances. 

condition,  proviso,  exception ; 
exemption;  salvo,  saving  clause; 
discount  &c.  813. 

V.  qualify,  limit,  modify,  leaven, 
give  a  colour  to,  introduce  new 
conditions. 

163 


467-471. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (I.)  Ill, 


rest  -,  depend-  upon;  repose  on. 

bear  -witness  &c.  n. ;  give  -evi- 
dence &c.  n.  \  testify,  depose,  wit- 
ness, vouch  for;  sign,  seal,  under- 
sign, set  one's  hand  and  seal,  sign 
and  seal,  deliver  as  one's  act  and 
deed,  certify,  attest;  acknowledge 
&c.  {assent)  488. 

make  absolute,  confirm,  ratify, 
corroborate,  endorse,  countersign, 
support,  bear  out,  uphold,  war- 
rant. 

adduce,  attest,  cite,  quote;  re- 
fer -,  appeal-  to ;  call,  -  to  witness ; 
bring  -forward,  -  into  court;  al- 
lege, plead;  produce  -,  confront- 
witnesses;  collect  -,  bring  togeth- 
er -,  rake  up-  evidence. 

have  -,  make  out-  a  case ;  estab- 
lish, authenticate,  substantiate, 
verify,  make  good,  quote  chapter 
and  verse;  bring  -home  to,  -  to 
book. 

Adj.  showing  «fcc.  v. ;  indica- 
tive, -tory;  deducible  &c.  478; 
grounded  -,  founded-,  based- on;  corroborative,  confirmatory. 

Adv.  by  inference;  according  to,  witness,  a  fortiori;  still 
-more,  -less;  raison  de  jdus  ;  in  corroboration  &c.  n.  of;  'caleat 
quantum;  under  -seal,  -  one's  hand  and  seal. 


allow  -,  make  allowance-  for; 
admit  exceptions,  take  into  ac- 
count. 

take  exception. 

Adj.  qualifying  &c.  tj. ;  condi- 
tional; exceptional  &c.  {uncon- 
formahle)  83. 

hypothetical  &c.  {supposed)  514; 
contingent  &c.  {uncertaiN)  475. 

Adv.  provided,  -  always;  if, 
unless,  but,  yet;  according  as; 
conditionally,  admitting,  suppos- 
ing; on  the  supposition  of  &c. 
{theoretically)  514 ;  with  the  under- 
standing, even,  although,  though, 
for  all  that,  after  all,  at  all  events. 

with  grains  of  allowance,  cum 
grano  salts ;  exceptis  exclpiendis  ; 
wind  and  weather  permitting;  if 
possible  &c.  470. 

subject  to;  with  this  -proviso 
&c.  n. 


Degrees  of  Evidence. 


470.  Possibility. — iV.  possibili- 
ty, potentiality;  what  -may  be,  - 
is  possible  &c.  adj, ;  compatibility 
&c.  {agreement)  23. 

practicability,  feasibility;  prac- 
ticableness  &c.  adj. 

contingency,  chance  &c.  156. 

V.  be  -possible  &c.  adj. ;  stand  a 
chance ;  admit  of,  bear. 

render  -possible  <fec.  adj. ;  put  in 
the  way  of. 

Adj.  possible;  on  the  -cards,  - 
dice;  in  posse,  within  the  bounds 
of  possibility,  conceivable,  credi- 
ble; compatible  &c.  23. 

practicable,  feasible,  perform- 
ablc,  achievable,  within  reach,  ac- 


471.  Impossibility. — iV.  impos- 
sibility &c.  adj. ;  what  -cannot,  - 
can  never-  be ;  sour  grapes ;  hope- 
lessness &c.  859. 

V.  be  -impossible  &c.  adj. ;  have 
no  chance  whatever. 

attempt  impossibilities;  square 
the  circle,  wash  a  blackamoor 
white;  skin  a  flint;  make -a  silk 
purse  out  of  a  sow's  ear,  -  bricks 
without  straw;  hnve  nothing  to  go 
upon;  weave  a  rope  of  sand,  build 
castles  in  the  air,  prendre  la  lune 
avec  les  dents,  extract  sunbeams 
from  cucumbers,  set  the  Thames 
on  fire,  milk  a  he-goat  into  a  sieve, 
catch     a    weasel     asleep,    rompre 


IV.  (I  )  III. 


MATERIALS  FOR  REASONING. 


470-473. 


cessible,  superablc,  surmountable; 
at-,  ob-tainable  ;  contingent  &c. 
{(louhtful)  475. 

Adv.  possibly,  by  possibility  ; 
per-haps,  -chance,  -adventure ;  may 
be,  haply,  mayhap. 

if  possible,  wind  and  weather 
permitting,  God  willing,  Deo  vo- 
lente,  D.Y. 


Vanguille    au    genov,    be    in    two 
places  at  once. 

Adj.  impossible;  not  -possible 
&c.  470 ;  absurd,  contrary  to  rea- 
son; unreasonable  &c.  477;  incredi- 
ble &c.  485 ;  beyond  the  bounds  of 
-reason,  -possibility;  from  which 
reason  recoils  ;  visionary;  incon- 
ceivable &c.  {improbcible)  473 ;  pro- 
digious &c.  {wonderful)  870;  un-, 
in-imaginable, 
impracticable,  unachievable ;  un-,  in-feasible ;  insuperable ;  un-, 
in-surmountable;  unat-,  unob-tainable ;  out  of  -reach,  -the  ques- 
tion ;  not  to  be  -had,  -  thought  of;  beyond  control ;  desperate  &c. 
{hopeless)  859 ;  incompatible  &c.  24 ;  inaccessible,  uncomeatable, 
impassible,  impervious,  innavigable,  inextricable. 

out  of  -,  beyond-  one's  -power,  -  depth,  -  reach,  -  grasp ;  too 
much  for ;  ultra  crejndam. 
Phr.  the  grapes  are  sour;  non  possumus;  non  nostrum  tantascom- 


ponere  lites. 

472.  PROBABiiiiTY. — N.  proba- 
bility, likelihood  ;  likeliness&c.  adj. 

Dvaiserriblance.,  verisimilitude, 
plausibility  ;  colour,  semblance, 
show  of;  presumption;  presump- 
tive -,  circumstantial  -  evidence  ; 
credibility. 

reasonable  -,  fair  -,  good  -,  fa- 
vourable- -chance,-  prospect ;  pros- 
pect, well-grounded  hope;  chance 
&c.  156. 

V.  be  -probable  &c.  adj. ;  give  -, 
lend-  colour  to ;  point  to ;  imply  &c. 
{exidence)  467;  bid  fair  &c.  {jjro- 
mise)  511;  stand  fair  for;  stand  -, 
run-  a  good  chance. 

think  likely,  dare  say,  flatter 
oneself;  expect  &c.  507:  count  upon  &c.  {believe)  484. 

Adj.  probable,  likely,  hopeful,  to  be  expected,  in  a  fair  way. 

plausible,  specious,  ostensible,  colourable,  ben  travato,  well- 
founded,  reasonable,  credible,  easy  of  belief,  presumable,  pre- 
sumptive, apparent. 

Adv.  probably  &c.  adj. ;  belike ;  in  all  -probability,  -  likeli- 
hood; very -,  most-  likely;  like  enough;  ten  &c.  to  one;  ap- 
parently, seemingly,  according  to  every  reasonable  expectation ; 
prima  facie  ;  to  all  appearances  &c.  {to  the  eye)  448. 

Phr.  the  -chances,  -  odds-  are;  appearances  -,  chances-  are  in 
favour  of;  there  is  reason  to  -believe,  -  think,  -  expect;  I  dare 
say ;  all  Lombard  Street  to  a  China  orange. 

16.-> 


473.  iMPROBABrLiTY.  — N.  im- 
probability, unlikelihood  ;  unfa- 
vourable -,  bad  -,  little  -,  small  -, 
poor  -,  scarcely  any  -,  no-  chance ; 
bare  possibility ;  long  odds ;  incre- 
dibility &c.  485. 

V.  be  -improbable  &c.  adj. ; 
have  a  -small  chance  &c.  n. 

Adj.  improbable,  unlikely,  con- 
trary to  all  reasonable  expecta- 
tion. 

rare  &c.  {infrequent)  137  ;  un- 
heard of,  inconceivable;  un-,  in- 
imaginable  ;  incredible  &c.  485. 

Phr.  the  chances  are  against. 


474—476. 


INTELLECT, 


IV.  (I.)  Ill, 


474.  Certainty. — JV.  certainty, 
necessity  &c.  601 ;  certitude,  sure- 
ty, assurance;  dead  -,  moral-  cer- 
tainty; iuMlibleness  &c.  adj.',  in- 
fallibility, reliability. 

gospel,  scripture,  church,  pope, 
court  of  final  appeal ;  res  judicata, 
uUimatum. 

positiveness  ;  dogmat-ism,  -ist, 
-izer;  doctrinaire,  bigot,  opinionist. 
Sir  Oracle ;  ii^se  dixit. 

fact ;  positive  -,  matter  of-  fact ; 
fait  accompli. 

V.  be  -certain  &c.  adj. ;  stand  to 
reason. 

render  -certain  &c.  adj. ;  in-,  en-, 
as-sure ;  clinch,  make  sure ;  deter- 
mine, decide,  set  at  rest,  "  make 
assurance  double  sure ;"  know  &c. 
{Relieve)  484, 

dogmatize,  lay  down  the  law. 

Adj.  certain,  sure;  assured  &c. 
v. ;  solid,  well  founded. 

unqualified,  absolute,  positive, 
determinate,  definite,  clear,  un- 
equivocal, categorical,  unmistak- 
able, decisive,  decided,  ascertain- 
ed. 

inevitable,  unavoidable,  avoid- 
less. 

unerring,  infallible;  unchange- 
able &c.  150;  to  be  depended  on, 
ti-ustworthy,  reliable. 

un  -  impeachable,  -  deniable, 
-questionable;  in-disputable,  -con- 
testable, -controvertible,  -dubi- 
table;  irrefutable  &c.  ( jjroven)  478 ; 
conclusive,  without  jjower  of  ap- 
peal. 

indubious;  without  -,  beyond  a 
-,  without  a  shade  or  shadow  of- 
'doubt,  -  question;  past  dispute; 
beyond  all  -question,  -  dispute; 
un-doubted,  -contested,  -question- 
ed, -disputed;  question-,  doubt- 
less. 

authoritative,  authentic,  oflBcial. 

sure  as  -fate,  -  death  and  taxes, 
^  a  gun. 

evident,  self-evident,  axiomatic; 


475.  Uncertainty. — JV.  uncer- 
tainty, incertitude,  doubt;  doubt- 
fulness &c  adj. ;  dubi-ety,  -tatioUj 
-tancy,  -ousness. 

hesitation,  suspense ;  perplexity, 
embarrassment,  dilemma,  bewilder- 
ment ;  timidity  &c.  {fear)  860; 
vacillation  &c.  605 ;  diajJoresiSy  in- 
determination. 

vagueness  &c.  adj.;  haze,  fog; 
obscurity  &c.  {darhiess)  4.2l\  am- 
biguity &c.  {double  meaning)  530; 
contingency,  double  contingency, 
possibility  upon  a  possibility ;  open 
question  &c.  {question)  461;  onus 
prodandi  ;  blind  bargain,  pig  in  a 
poke,  leap  in  the  dark,  something 
or  other. 

precariousness  &c.  adj. ;  fallibi- 
lity. 

V.  be  -uncertain  &c.  adj. ;  won- 
der whether. 

lose  the  -clue,  -  clew,  -  scent; 
miss  one's  way. 

not  know  -what  to  make  of  &c. 
{unintelligibility)  519,  -wliich'way 
to  turn,  -whether  one  stands  on 
one's  head  or  one's  heels;  float  in 
a  sea  of  doubt,  hesitate,  flounder; 
lose  -oneself,  -  one's  head ;  muddle 
one's  brains. 

render  -uncertain  &c.  adj. ;  put 
out,  pose,  puzzle,  perplex,  embar- 
rass ;  con-fuse,  -found :  bewilder, 
bother,  moider,  throw  off  the 
scent;  ambiguas  in  valgus  sjjargere 
voces;  keep  in  suspense. 

doubt  &c.  (disbelieve)  485 ;  hang 
-,  tremble-  in  the  balance;  de- 
pend. 

Adj.  uncertain;  casual;  random 
&c.  {aimless)  621 ;  changeable  &c. 
149, 

doubtful,  dubious ;  indecisive ; 
un-settled,  -decided,  -determined; 
in  suspense,  open  to  discussion; 
controvertible;  in  question  &c. 
{inquiry)  461. 

vague;  in-determinate,  -definite; 
ambiguous,  equivocal ;  undefin-ed, 
106 


Y.  (I.)  111.  IV.       EVIDENCE— REASONING  PROCESSES.        474—477. 


clear,  -  as  day,  -  as  the  sun  at 
noonday. 

Adv.  certainly  &c.  adj. ;  tor  cer- 
tain, certes,  sure,  no  doubt,  doubt- 
less, and  no  mistake,  flagrante  de- 
licto, sure  enough,  to  be  sure,  of 
course,  as  a  matter  of  course,  a 
coup  mr,  to  a  certainty;  in 
truth  &c.  (truly)  494;  at  -any 
rate,  -  all  events;  without  fail; 
CO  lite  -que  coide^  —  quHl  coute;  what- 
ever may  happen,  if  the  worst 
come  to  the  worst;  come-,  hap- 
pen-what  -may,  -  will;  sink  or 
swim. 

Phr.  cela  va  sans  dire ;  there  is 
-no  question,  -  not  a  shadow  of 
doubt;  the  die  is  cast  &c.  {neces- 
sity) 601. 


plus ;    puzzled   &c.    v. ;    lost. 


-traught. 


-able;  confused  &c.  {indistinct) 
447;  mystic,  oracular. 

perplexing  &c.  i\ ;  enigmatic, 
paradoxical,  apocryphal,  problem- 
atical, hypothetical;  experimental 
&c.  463. 

fallible,  questionable,  precarious, 
slippery,  ticklish,  debatable;  un- 
reliable, -trustworthy. 

contingent,  -  on,  dependent  on; 
subject  to;  dependent  on  circum- 
stances; occasional. 

unauth-entic,  -enticated,  -orita- 
tive;  un-ascertained,  -confirmed; 
un demonstrated ;  un-told,  -count- 
ed. 

in  a  -state  of  uncertainty,  - 
cloud,  -  maze ;  if^norant  &c.  491 ; 
afraid  to  say ;  out  of  one's  reckon- 
ing, r. stray,  adiiXt;  at -sea,  -fault, 

a  loss,  -  one's  wit's  end,  -  a  non- 

abroad,    desoricni} ;    dis-tracted, 


Adv.  pendente  lite. 
Phr.  Heaven  knows;  who  can  tell  ?   who  shall  decide  when 
doctors  disagree  ? 


Section  IV.     Reasoning  Processes. 


476.  Reasoning. — N.  reasoning; 
ratio-cination,  -nalism ;  dialectics, 
induction,  generalization. 

discussion,  comment ;  ventila- 
tion ;  inquiry  &c.  461. 

argumentation,  controversy,  de- 
bate; polemics,  wrangling;  con- 
tention <fec.  720;  logomachy;  dis- 
putation, -ceptation ;  paper  wr.r. 

art  of  reasoning,  logic. 

process  -,  train  -,  chain-  of  rea- 
soning; de-,  in-duction;  syntbesis, 
analysis. 

argument;  case,  plaidoyer,  o^en- 
ing;  lemmuy  proposition,  terms, 
premises,  postulate,  dafay  starting 
point,  principle;  inference  &c. 
{judgment)  480. 

pro-,  syllogism  ;  enthymeme, 
sorites,  dilemma,  p^i7<?;>6ia,  a  priori 
ad  ahsurduin. 


477.  [Tlie  abnence  of  reasoning,] 
Intuition.  [False  or  vicious  rea- 
soning; show  of  reason.]  Sophis- 
try.— iV.  intuition,  instinct,  asso- 
ciation; presentiment;  rule  of 
thumb. 

sophistry,  paralogy,  perversior, 
casuistry,  Jesuitry,  equivocation, 
evasion;  chicane,  -ry;  quiddity ,- 
mystification;  special  pleading; 
E:peciousiiess  &c.  adj. ;  nonsense 
tfcc.  ^97. 

false  -,  vicious-  reasoning;  peti- 
tio  prineipii,  ignoratio  elencki ;  post 
hoc  ergo  ]/ropter  hoc  ;  non  seguitury 
ignotum  per  ignotius. 

misjudgment  &c.  481 ;  fa)se 
teaching  &c.  5S8. 

F.ophisro,  solecism,  paralogisip; 
quibl)le,  quirk,  elen^hue,  elench, 
i'Allacy / quodlibet,  subterfuge,  sub- 
IB? 


476-477. 


INTELLECT, 


IV.  (L)  IV. 


horns  of  a  dilemma,  argnmentum 
fid  hominem,  comprehensive  argu- 
ment. 

reasoner,  logician,  dialectician; 
disputant;  controver-sialist,  -tist; 
wrangler,  arguer,  debater,  po- 
lemic, casuist,  rationalist;  scien- 
tist, 

logical  sequence;  good  case; 
correct  -,  just  -,  sound  -,  valid  -, 
cogent  -  logical  -,  forcible  -,  per- 
suasive -,  persuasory  -,  consectary 
-,  conclusive  &c.  478  -,  subtle- 
reasoning;  force  of  argument; 
strong  -point,  -  argument. 

arguments,  reasons,  pros  and 
con3. 

V.  reason,  argue,  discuss,  de- 
bate, dispute,  wrangle;  bandy 
-words,  -  arguments;  chop  logic; 
hold-,  carry  on-  an  argument; 
controvert  A:c.  {deny)  536;  can- 
vass; comment  -,  moralize- upon ; 
spiritualize ;  consider  &c.  {examine) 
461. 

open  a  -discussion,  -  case ;  try 
conclusions;  join-,  be  at- issue; 
moot;  come  to  the  point;  stir-, 
agitate  -,  ventilate  -,  torture-  a 
question;  take  up  a -side,  -  case. 

contend,  take  one's  stand  upon, 
insist,  lay  stress  on ;  infer  &c.  480. 

follow  from  &c.  {demonstration) 
478. 

Adj,  reasoning  &c.  «. ;  rational- 
istic; argumentative,  controver- 
sial; dialectic,  polemical;  discurs- 
ory,  -ire;  disputatious. 

debatable,  controvertible. 

logical ;  relevant  &c.  23. 

Adv.  for,  because,  hence, 
whence,  seeing  that,  since,  sith, 
then,  thence,  so ;  for  -that,  -  this, 
-  which-  reason;  for-,  in-asmuch 
as;  whereas,  ex  conceusc,  consider- 
ing, in  consideration  of;  there-, 
where-fore;  consequently,  ergo, 
thus,  accordingly ;  a  fortiori. 

in -conclusion,  -  fine;  finally, 
aficr  all,  a  a  lout  du  cjinpte,  on  the 


tlety,  quillet ;  inconsistency,  antil- 
ogy; "a  mockery  a  delusion  and 
a  snare  •  ^'  claptrap,  mere  words ; 
"  lame  and  impotent  conclu- 
sion." 

mest/,5  -,  cobwebs- of  sophistry; 
flaw  lu  an  argument ;  weak  point, 
bad  cu^fc. 

ovei-  -  refinement ;  hair  -  splitting 
&c.  V. 

V.  jti^lge  -intuitively,  -  by  intu- 
ition; hazard  a  proposition,  talk 
at  random. 

reason  -ill,  -  falsely  &c.  adj. ; 
misjudge  &c.  481. 

pervert,  quibble;  equivocate, 
mystify,  evade,  elude;  gloss  over, 
varnish  ;  misteach  &c.  538 ;  mis- 
lead &c.  {error)  495 ;  cavil,  refine, 
subtilize,  split  hairs ;  misrepresent 
&c.  {lie)  544. 

beg  the  question,  reason  in  a 
circle,  cut  blocks  with  a  razor, 
beat  about  the  bush,  play  fast  and 
loose,  blow  hot  and  cold,  prove 
that  black  is  white  and  white 
black,  travel  out  of  the  record,  par- 
ler  d  tort  et  d  travers,  put  oneself 
out  of  court,  not  have  a  leg  to 
stand  on. 

Adj.  intuitive,  instinctive,  im- 
pulsive; independent  of  -,  ante- 
rior to-  reason ;  gratuitous,  hazard- 
ed; unconnected. 

unreasonable,  illogical,  false, 
unsound,  invalid ;  unwarranted, 
not  following;  inconsequent,  -ial; 
inconsistent;  abson-ous,  -ant;  un- 
scientific; untenable,  inconclusive, 
incorrect  ;  fall  -  acious,  -  ible ; 
groundless,  unproved. 

deceptive,  sophistical,  Jesuitical; 
illus-ive,  -ory;  specious,  plausible, 
ad  captandum^  evasive ;  irrelevant 
&c.  10. 

weak,  feeble,  poor,  flimsy,  loose, 
vague,  irrational ;  nonsensical  &c. 
{absurd)  497 ;  foolish  c^'C.  {imbecile) 
499;  frivolous,  pettifogging,  quib^ 
bling;  fine-spun,  over-refined. 
IGJ 


IV.  (I.)  IV.  V. 


RESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


477-480a. 


whole,  taking  one  thing  with  an- 
other. 


478.  Demonstration.  —  iV.  de- 
monstration, proof;  conclusiveness 
&c.  adj. ;  apodixis,  probation,  corn- 
probation. 

logic  of  facts  &c.  {evidence)  467 ; 
experimentum  crucis  &c.  {test)  463 ; 
argument  &c.  476. 

F.  demonstrate,  prove,  estab- 
lish, make  good;  show;  evince  &c. 
{he  evidence  of)  467 ;  verify  &c.  467 ; 
settle  the  question,  reduce  to  de- 
monstration, set  the  question  at 
rest. 

make  out,  -  a  case;  prove  one's 
point,  have  the  best  of  the  argu- 
ment ;  draw  a  conclusion  dec. 
{judge)  480. 

follow,  -  of  course ;  stand  to  rea- 
son; hold  -good,  -  water. 

Adj.  demonstra  -  ting  &c.  «,, 
-tive,  -ble;  probative,  unanswer- 
able,   conclusive;    apodictic,    -al; 


irre-sistible,  -futable,  -fragable. 

categorical,  decisive,  crucial. 

demonstrated  &c.  v. ;  proven ; 
un-confutcd,  -answered,  -refuted; 
evident  &c.  474. 

deducible,  consequential,  con- 
sectary,  inferential,  following. 

Adv.  of  course,  in  consequence, 
consequently,  as  a  matter  of  course, 

Phr.  probatum  est;  there  is  nothing  more  to  be  said,  Q.E.D, 
it  must  follow.  • 

Section  V.    Results  of  Reasoning. 


at  the  end  of  one's  tether,  au  bout 
de  son  latin. 

Adv,  intuitively  &c.  adj. ;  by 
intuition;  illogically  &c.  adj. 

Phr,  non  constat;  that  goes  for 
nothing. 

479.  Confutation. — N.  con-,  re- 
futation ;  answer,  complete  answer; 
disproof,  conviction,  redargution, 
invalidation  ;  expos-ure,  -ition  ; 
clincher ;  retort ;  reductio  ad  ahsur- 
dum ;  knock  down  -.,  tu  quoqxie- 
argument. 

F.  con-,  re-f ute ;  parry,  negative, 
disprove,  redargue,  expose,  show 
the  fallacy  of,  rebut,  defeat  ;^  de- 
molish &c.  {destroy)  163  ;  over- 
throw, -turn ;  scatter  to  the  winds, 
explode,  invalidate;  silence;  put 
-,  reduce-  to  silence;  clinch  -au 
argument,  -  a  question ;  give  one 
a  set  down,  stop  the  mouth,  shut 
up ;  have,  -  on  the  hip. 

not  leave  a  leg  to  stand  on,  cut 
the  ground  from  under  one's  feet. 

be  confuted  &c. ;  fail ;  expose  -, 
show-  one's  weak  point. 

Adj.  confut-ing,  -ed,  &c.  «. ; 
capable  of  refutation;  re-,  con- 
futable. 

condemned  -on  one's  own  sho'w- 
ing,  -  out  of  one's  own  mouth. 

Phr.  the  argument  falls  to  the 
ground,  cadit  quaistio,  it  does  not 
hold  water,  ^'' suo  sibi  gladio  hunc 
jugulo.'''' 


480.  Jltdgment.  [Conclusion.] — 
N.  result,  conclusion,  upshot;  de- 
duction, inference,  ergotism,  illa- 
tion; corollary,  porism;  moral. 

estimation,  valuation,  apprecia- 
tion, judication;  di-,  adjudica- 
tion; arbitr-ament,  -ement,  -ation ; 
assGssn^cnt.  ^onderation. 


480a.  [Result  of  search  or  in- 
quiry.] Discovert. — N.  discovery, 
detection,  disenchantment. 

trover  &c.  775. 

F.    discover,    find,     determine, 

evolve;  fix  upon;  find  --,  trace  -, 

make  -,  hunt  -,  fish  -,  worm  -, 

ferret  -,  root-  out ;   fathom :  bring 

109 


480-481. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  a.)  Y. 


award,  estimate;  review,  criti- 
cism, critique^  notice,  report. 

decision,  determination,  judg- 
ment, finding,  verdict,  sentence, 
decree;  res  judicata. 

pleUscite,  voice,  casting  vote  ; 
vote  &c.  {choice)  009 ;  opinion  &c. 
{belief)  484;  good  judgment  &c. 
(wisdom)  498. 

judge,  umpire;  arbi-ter,  -trator; 
assessor,  referee ;  censor,  reviewer, 
critic  ;  connoisseur ;  commentator 
&c.  524;  inspector,  inspecting  of- 
ficer. 

V.  judge,  conclude;  come  to  -, 
draw  -,  arrive  at-  a  conclusion; 
uscertain,  determine,  make  up 
one^s  mind. 

deduce,  derive,  gr.ther,  collect, 
draw  an  inference,  make  a  deduc- 
tion, weet,  ween. 

form  an  estimate,  estimate,  ap- 
preciate, value,  count,  assess,  rate, 
rank,  account ;  regard ;  review. 

settle ;  pass  -,  give-  an  opinion ; 
decide,  try,  proriounce,  rule;  pass 
-judgment,  -  sentence;  sentence, 
doom;  find;  give  -,  deliver-  judg- 
ment; adjud-ge,  -icate;  arbitrate, 
award,  report;  bring  in  a  verdict; 
make  absolute,  set  a  question  at 
rest;  confirm  &c.  (assent)  488. 

comment,  criticize;  pass  under 
review  &c.  {examine)  457 ;  investi- 
gate &c.  {inquire)  461. 

hold  the  scales,  sit  in  judgment ; 
try  -,  hear-  a  cause. 

Adj.  judging  &c.  v. ;  judicious 
&c.  {wise)  498;  determinate,  con- 
clusive. 


Adv.   on 
considered. 


the  whole,   all  things 


-,  draw-  out ;  educe,   elicit,   bring 
to  light ;  dig  -,  grub  -,  fish-  up ; 


unearth,  disinter. 


up; 


un-riddle,  -ravel, 
lock;  pick  -,  open-  the  lock;  find 
a  -clue,  -  clew-  to;  interpret  &c. 
522;  disclose  &c.  529. 

trace,  get  at ;  hit  it,  have  it ;  lay 
one's  -finger,  -  hands-  upon;  get 
-,  arrive-  at  the  -truth  &c.  4C4 ;  put 
the  saddle  on  the  right  horse,  hit 
the  right  nail  on  the  head. 

be  near  the  truth,  burn;  smoke, 
scent,  snuff,  smell  a  rat. 

open  the  eyes  to;  see  -through, 
-  daylight,  -  in  its  true  colours,  - 
the  cloven  foot;  detect;  catch,  - 
tripping. 

pitch  -,  fall  -,  light  -,  hit  -, 
stumble  -,  pop-  upon  ;  come  a- 
cross;  meet  -,  fall  in-  wi^h. 

recognize,  realize,  verify,  make 
certain  of,  identify. 

Int.  eureka! 

481.  MisjuDGMENT.  —  iV.  mis- 
judgment,  obliquity  of  judgment; 
mis  -  calculation,  -  computation, 
-conception  &c.  (error)  4. o;  hasty 
conclusion. 

prejud- gment,  -ication,  -ice; 
foregone  conclusion  ;  pro-notion, 
-vention,  -conception,  -dilection, 
-possession,  -apprehension,  -sump- 
tion, -sentiment;  fixed  -,  precon- 
ceived- idea  ;  idee  fixe;  mentis 
gratissimus  error ;  fool's  paradise. 

esiprit  de  cory%  party  spirit,  par- 
tisanship, clannishness,  prestige. 

bias,  warp,  twist;  hobby,  fad, 
quirk,  crotchet,  partiality,  infatua- 
tion, blind  side,  mote  in  the  eye. 


onesided  -,  partial  -,  narrow  -, 
confined  -,    superficial-   -views,  - 
ideas,  -conceptions,  -notions;  narrow  mind;  bigotry  &c.  {ohsti- 
nacy)  606 ;  odium  theologicum  ;  pedantry ;  hypercriticism. 
doctrinaire  &c.  {positive)  474. 

V.  mis- judge,  -estimate,  -think,  -conjecture,  -conceive  &c. 
(error)  4'J5;  fly  in  the  face  of  facts;  mis-calculate,  -reckon,  -com- 
pute. 

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IV.  (I.)  V. 


IIESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


481-485. 


overestimate  &c.  482 ;  underestimate  &c.  483. 

pre-,  fore- judge ;  pre-suppose,  -sume,  -jiidicate;  dogmatize; 
have  a  -bias  &c.  n. ;  have  only  one  idea ;  jurare  in  verba  magistri, 
run  away  with  the  notion;  jump  -,  rush-  to  a  conclusion;  look 
only  at  one  side  of  the  shield;  view  -with  jaundiced  eye,  - 
through  distorting  spectacles;  not  see  beyond  one's  nose;<^a/'6 
pondus  fiimo;  get  the  wrong  sow  by  the  ear  &c.  (blunder)  699. 

give  a  -bias,  -  twist ;  bias,  warp,  twist ;  pre-judice,  -possess. 

Adj.  misjudging  &c.  t>. ;  ill-judging,  wrong-headed  ;  pre- 
judiced &c.  v. ;  jaundiced;  short-sighted,  purblind;  partial,  one- 
sided, superficial. 

narrow-minded;  confined,  illiberal,  intolerant,  besotted,  in- 
fatuated, fanatical,  entete^  positive,  dogmatic,  conceited;  opin-, 
opini-ative;  opiuion-ed,  -ate,  -ative,  -ated;  self-opinioned,  wedded 
to  an  opinion,  ojnnidtre ;  bigoted  &c.  {obstinate)  606;  crotchety, 
fussy,  impracticable;  unreason-able,  -ing;  stupid  &c.  499;  cre- 
dulous &c.  486. 

misjudged  &q.  v. 

Adv.  ex  parte. 

PJir.  nothing  like  leather;  the  wish  the  father  to  the  thought. 

483.  Underestimation. — N.  un- 
derestimation ;  depreciation  &c. 
{detraction)  934;  pessim-ism,  -ist; 
undervaluing  &c.  v. ;  modesty  &c. 
881. 

V.  under-rate,  -estimate,  -value, 
-reckon ;  depreciate ;  disparage  &c. 
{detract)  934;  not  do  justice  to; 
mis-,  dis-prize;  ridicule  &c.  856; 
slight  &c.  {despise)  930;  neglect 
&c.  460 ;  slur  over. 

make  -light,  -  little,  -  nothing, 
-  no  account-  of;  think  nothing 
of;  set  -no  store  by,  -  at  naught; 
shake  off  as  dewdrops  from  the 
lion's  mane. 

Adj.  depreciat-ing,  -ed  &c.  v. ; 
un-valued,  -prized. 


482.  OvERESTiMATioN. — N".  over- 
estimation  &c.  v.  ;  exaggeration 
&c.  549 ;  vanity  &c.  880 ;  optim-, 
pessim-ism,  -ist. 

much  -cry  and  little  wool,  -  ado 
about  nothing ;  storm  in  a  teacup ; 
fine  talking. 

V.  over-estimate,  -rate,  -value, 
-prize,  -weigh,  -reckon,  -strain, 
-praise;  estimate  too  highly,  at- 
tach too  much  importance  to, 
make  mountains  of  mole-hills, 
catch  at  straws;  strain,  magnify; 
exaggerate  &c.  549;  set  too  high 
a  value  upon  ;  think  -,  make- 
-much,  -  too  much-  of ;  outreckon. 

extol,  -  to  the  skies ;  make  the 
-most,  -  best,  -  worst-  of;  make 
two  bites  of  a  cherry. 

have  too  high  an  opinion  of 
oneself  &c.  {vanity)  880. 

Adj.  overestimated  &c.  v. ;  oversensitive  &c.  {sensibility)  822. 

Fhr.  all  his  geese  are  swans ;  parturiunt  mantes. 


484.  Belief. — N.  belief;  cre- 
dence; credit;  assurance;  faith, 
trust,  troth,  confidence,  presump- 
tion, sanguine  expectation  &c. 
ihojje)  858;  dependence  on,  reli- 
ance on. 


485.  Unbelief.  Doubt.  —  N. 
un-,  dis-,  mis-belief;  discredit, 
miscreance;  infidelity  &c.  {iiTC- 
ligion)  989  ;  dissent  &c.  489; 
change  of  -opinion  &c.  484;  re- 
tractation &c.  607. 

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484-485. 


INTELLECT. 


iV.  (I.)  V. 


persuasion,  conviction,  con- 
vincement,  plerophory,  self-con- 
viction; certainty  &c.  474;  opin- 
iDn,  mind,  view  ;  conception, 
thinking;  impression  &c.  {idea) 
<':53;  surmise  &c.  614;  conclusion 
<fcc.  {judgment)  480. 

tenet,  dogma,  principle,  way  of 
thinking;  popular  belief  &c.  {as- 
sent) 488. 

firm  -,  implicit  -,  settled  -, 
fixed  -,  rooted  -,  deep-rooted  -, 
staunch  -,  unshaken  -,  steadfast 
'-,  inveterate  -  calm  -,  sober  -, 
dispassionate  -,  impartial  -,  well 
founded-  -belief,  -  opinion  &c. ; 
uberrima  Jides. 

system  of  opinions,  school,  doc- 
trine, articles,  canons;  declaration 
-,  profession-  of  faith;  tenets, 
credefida,  creed ;  thirty-nine  arti- 
cles &c.  {orthodoxy)  983^^;  cate- 
chism ;  assent  &c.  488 ;  proimganda 
&c.  {teaching)  537. 

credibility  &c.  {probability)  472. 

V.  believe,  credit;  give  -faith, 
-  credit,  -  credence-  to;  see,  re- 
alize; assume,  receive;  set  down  -, 
take- for;  have  -,  take-  it;  con- 
sider, esteem,  presume. 

count  -,  depend  -,  calculate  -, 
pin  one's  faith  -,  reckon  -,  lean  -, 
build  -,  rely  -,  rest-  upon;  lay 
one's  account  for ;  make  sure  of. 

make  oneself  easy  -about,  -  on 
that  score ;  take  on  -trust,  -  credit ; 
take  for  -granted,  -  gospel ;  allow 
-,  attach-  some  weight  to. 

know,  -  for  certain;  have  -, 
make-  no  doubt ;  doubt  not ;  be  -, 
rest-  -assured  &c.  adj. ;  persuade  -, 
assure  -,  satisfy-  oneself ;  make  up 
one's  mind. 

give  one  credit  for;  confide  -, 
believe  -,  put  one's  trust-  in ;  place 
-,  repose-  implicit  confidence  in; 
take  -one's  word  for,  -  at  one's 
word ;  place  reliance  on,  rely  upon, 
swear  by,  regard  to. 

think,  hold;  take,-  it;  opine, 


doubt  &c.  {uncertainty)  475  ; 
scepticism,  misgiving,  demur ;  dis-, 
mis-trust  ;  misdoubt,  suspicion, 
jealousy,  scruple,  qualm;  onus  pro- 
handi. 

incredib-ility,  -leness ;  increduli- 
ty; unbeliever  &c.  487. 

V.  dis-believe,  -credit ;  not  -be 
lieve  &c.  484;  misbelieve;  refuse 
to  admit  &c.   {dissent)  489 ;  refuse 
to  believe  &c.  {incredulity)  487. 

doubt ;  be  -doubtful  &c.  {uncer- 
tain) 4:15;  doubt  the  truth  of ;  be 
-sceptical  as  to  &c.  ad). ;  diffide ; 
dis-,  mis-trust;  suspect,  smoke, 
scent,  smell  a  rat ;  have  -,  harbour 
-,  entertain-  -doubts,  -  suspicions ; 
have  one's  doubts, 

demur,  stick  at,  pause,  hesitate, 
scruple. 

hang  in  -suspense,  -  doubt. 

throw  doubt  upon,  raise  a  ques- 
tion; bring  -,  call-  in  question; 
question,  challenge ;  dispute ;  deny 
&c.  536 ;  cavil ;  cause  -,  raise  -, 
start-  suggest-,  awake- a -doubt, 
-  suspicion ;  ergotize, 

startle,  stagger;  shake  -  stag- 
ger-  one's  -faith,  -  belief. 

Adj.  unbelieving;  incredulous 
-,  sceptical-  as  to;  distrustful  -, 
shy  -,  suspicious-  of;  doubting 
&c.  V. 

doubtful  &c.  {uncertain)  475: 
disputable;  unworthy  -,  unde- 
serving- of  -belief  &c.  484 ;  ques- 
tionable; sus-pect,  -picious;  open 
to  -suspicion,  -  doubt;  staggering, 
hard  to  believe,  incredible,  not  to 
be  believed,  inconceivable. 

fallible  &c.  {uncertain)  475 ;  un- 
demonstrable ;  controvertible  <fcc. 
{untrue)  495. 

Adv.  cum  grano  salis;  M'ith 
grains  of  allowance. 

Phr.  fronti  nulla  fides  ;  nimium 
ne  crede  colori ;  ^'■timeo  Danaos  et 
dona  ferentes  ;  "  cfredat  Judc&us  Amel- 
ia ;  let  those  believe  who  may. 


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IV   (I )  V. 


RESULTS  OF  REASONIXG. 


484— 48V. 


be  of  opinion,  conceive,  trow,  ween,  fancy,  apprehend ;  have  -, 
hold  -,  possess  -,  entertain  -,  adopt  -,  imbibe  -,  embrace  -,  get 
hold  of  -,  hazard  -,  foster  -,  nurture  -,  cherish-  -a  belief,  -  an 
opinion  &c.  n, 

view  -,  consider  -,  take  -,  hold  -,  conceive  -,  regard  -,  es- 
teem -,  deem  •-,  look  upon  -,  account  -  set  down-  us ;  surmise 
&c.  514. 

get  -,  take-  it  into  one's  head ;  come  round  to  an  opinion ; 
swallow  &c.  {credulity)  486. 

cause  to  -be  believed  &c.  la. ;  satisfy,  persuade,  have  the  ear 
of,  gain  the  confidence  of,  assure;  con-vince,  -vict,  -vert;  wean, 
bring  round;  bring  -,  win-  over;  indoctrinate  &c.  {teach)  537; 
cram  down  the  throat;  produce  -,  carry-  conviction,  bring  -, 
drive-  home  to. 

go  down,  find  credence,  pass  current;  be  -received  &c.  •«.,  - 
current  &c.  adj. ;  possess  -,  take  hold  of  -  take  possession  of- 
the  mind. 

Adj.  believing  &c.  'd.  ;  certain,  sure,  assured,  positive,  cock- 
sure, satisfied,  confident,  unhesitating,  convinced,  secure. 

under  the  impression;  impressed  -,  imbued  -,  penetrated- 
with. 

confiding,  suspectless;  unsusp-ecting,  -icious;  void  of  suspi- 
cion ;  credulous  &c.  486 ;  wedded  to. 

believed  &c.  ■». ;  accredited,  putative;  unsuspected. 

worthy  of  -,  deserving  of  -,  commanding-  belief;  credible, 
reliable,  trustworthy,  to  be  depended  on;  satisfactory;  proba- 
ble &c.  472;  fiduci-al,  -ary;  persuasive,  impressive. 

relating  to  belief,  doctrinal. 

Adv.  in  the -opinion,  -  eyes- of;  mejudlce;  me-seems,  -thinks; 
to  the  best  of  one's  belief;  I  -dare  say,  -  doubt  not,  -  have  no 
doubt,  -■  am  sure;  sure  enough  &c.  {certainty)  474;  depend  -,  re- 
ly- upon  it :  be  -,  vest-  assured ;  I'll  warrant  you  &c.  {affirma- 
tion) 535. 


436.  Credulity.  —  N.  credul- 
ity, -ousness  &c.  adj. ;  gull-,  Gull- 
ibility; gross  credulity,  infatua- 
tion; self-delusion,  -deception  ; 
superstition  ;  one's  blind  side  ; 
bigotry  &c.  {obstinacy)  QQQ  \  hyper- 
orthodoxy  &c.  984;  misjudgment 
&c.  481. 

credulous  person  &c.  {dupe)  547. 

F.  be  -credulous  &c.  adj. ;  jurare 
in  mrla  magistri ;  follow  implicit- 
ly ;  swallow,  gulp  down ;  take  on 


487.  Incredulity. — N.  incred- 
ul -ousness,  -ity;  scepticism,  pyr- 
rhonism ;  want  of  faith  &c.  {irre-- 
Ikjion)  1)89. 

suspiciousness  &c.  adj. ;  scrupu- 
losity; suspicion  «&c.  {unbelief) 
485. 

unbeliever,  sceptic ;  misbeliev- 
er,'^ pyrrh  on  ist;  heretic  &c.  {Jiete- 
rodoz)  984. 

V.  be  -incredulous  &c.  adj. ;  dis- 
trust &c.  {disbelieve)  485 ;  refuse  to 


*  The  word  miscreant,  which  originally  meant  simply  misbeliever,  has 
now  quite  another  meaning  (949).  Sec  Tivnch,  "On  the  Study  of 
Words."  "   '*"' 


p.  71. 
1.-.* 


I7i 


486—489. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (l;  v. 


trust;  take  for  -granted,  -  gospel; 
run  away  with  -a  notion,  -  an  idea ; 
jump  -,  rush-  to  a  conclusion; 
think  the  moon  is  made  of  green 
cheese;  take-,  grasp-  the  shadow 
for  the  substance ;  catch  at  straws. 

impose  upon  &c.  {deceive)  545. 

Adj,  credulous,  gullible;  easily 
-deceived  &c.  545 ;  simple,  green, 
soft,  childish,  silly,  stupid;  over- 
credulous,  -confident;  infatuated, 
{believing)  484. 

Phr.  the  wish  the  father  to  the 
Jnle. 


believe;  shut  one's  -eyes,  -  ears- 
to;  turn  a  deaf  ear  to;  hold  aloof; 
ignore ;  nullisjurare  in  verba  magis- 
tri. 

Adj.  incredulous,  sceptical,  un- 
believing, inconvincible;  hard  -, 
shy-  of  belief;  suspicious,  scrupu- 
lous, distrustful. 


superstitious ;  confiding  &c. 
thought ;  credo  quia  impossi- 


488.  Assent. — iV.  assent,  -ment; 
acquiescence,  admission ;  nod ;  ac-, 
con-cord,  -cordance ;  agreement  &c. 
23 ;  affirm-ance,  -ation ;  recognition, 
acknowledgment,  avowal;  confes- 
sion, -  of  faith. 

unanimity,  common  consent,  ac- 
clamation, chorus,  vox  populi  ; 
popular-,  current-  -belief,  -opin- 
ion; public  opinion;  concurrence 
&c.  {of  causes)  178  ;  cooperation 
&c.  (voluntary)  709. 

ratification,  confirmation,  cor- 
roboration, approval,  acceptance, 
visa  ;  indorsement  &c.  {record)  551. 

consent  &c.  (comjjliance)  762. 

V.  assent;  give  •  ,  yield  -,  nod- 
assent  ;  acquiesce  ;  agree  &c.  23; 
receive,  accept,  accede,  accord, 
concur,  lend  oneself  to,  consent, 
coincide,  reciprocate,  go  with ;  ba 
-at  one  with  &c.  adj. ;  go  along  -, 
chime  in  -,  strike  in  -,  close- 
with;  echo,  enter  into  one's  views, 
agree  in  opinion ;  vote  -,  give  one's 
voice-  for ;  recognize ;  subscribe  -, 
conform  -,  defer-  to;  say  -yes,  - 
ditto,  -  amen,  -  aye-  to. 

acknowledge,  own,  admit,  al- 
low, avow,  confess;  concede  &c. 
(yield)  762 ;  come  round  to ;  abide 
by ;  permit  &c.  760. 

come  to  -an  understanding,  - 
terms,  -  an  agreement. 

con-,  af-firm ;  ratify,  approve,  en- 


489.  DissE]5t,T. — if.  dissent;  dis- 
cordance &c.  (disagreement)  24  ; 
difference  -,  diversity-  of  opin- 
ion. 

non-conformity  &c.  (heterodoxy) 
984  ;  protestantism,  recusancy, 
schism ;  disaffection ;  secession  &c. 
624;  recantation  &c.  607. 

dissension  &c.  (discord)  713 ;  dis- 
content &c.  832 ;  cavilling. 

protest  ;  contradiction  «fcc.  (de- 
nial) 536  ;  non-compliance  &c. 
(rejection)  764. 

dissent  -  lent,  -er  ;  noii -juror, 
-content  ;  recusant,  schismatic, 
protestant. 

V.  dissent,  demur;  call  in  ques- 
tion &c.  (doubt)  485  ;  differ  in 
opinion,  disagree ;  say  -no  &c.  586 ; 
refuse  -assent,  -  to  admit;  cavil, 
protest,  raise  one's  voice  against, 
repudiate  ;  contradict  &c.  (deny] 
636. 

have  no  notion  of,  differ  toto 
codo;  revolt  -at,  -  from  the  idea. 

shake  the  head,  shrug  the 
shoulders;  look  -askance,  -askant. 

secede;  recant  &c.  607. 

Adj..  dissenting  &c.  v.\  nega- 
tive &c.  536 ;  diss-ident,  -entient : 
unconsenting  &c.  (refusing)  764; 
non-content,  -juring;  protestant, 
recusant;  uncon-vinced,  -verted. 

unavowed, 
cut  of  the  question. 

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IV.  (I.)  V. 


RESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


488-491 


dorse,     countersign  ;    corroborate 
&c.  4G7. 

go  -,  swim-  with  the  stream ;  be 
in  the  fashion,  join  in  the  chorus; 
be  in  every  mouth. 
-  Adj.  assenting  &c.  ■». ;  of  one 
-accord,  -  mind ;  of  the  same  mind, 
at  one  with,  agreed,  acquiescent, 
content;  willing  &c.  603. 

un  -  contradicted,     -challenged, 
-questioned,  -controverted. 


discontented  &c.  832 ;  unwilling 
&c.  603;  extorted. 

sectarian,  denominational,  schis- 
matic. 

Adv.  no  &c.  536;  at  -variance,  - 
issue-  with ;  under  protest. 

Int.  God  forbid!  not  for  the 
world ;  I'll  be  hanged  if ;  never  tell 
me;  your  humble  servant,  pardon 
me. 

Fhr.    many  men  many   minds; 


carried-,  agreed-  -nejn.  con.  &c.  -.  quot  Jiomines  tot  sententice;  taut  s* en 
adv. ;  unanimous ;    agreed   on   all   faut ;  il  s'en  faut  Men, 
hands,  carried  by  acclamation. 

affirmative  &c,  535. 

Adv.  yes,  yea,  ay,  aye,  true ;  good ;  well ;  very  -well,  -true ;  well 
and  good;  granted;  even  -,  just-  so;  to  be  sure,  "thou  hast 
said  ;  "  truly,  exactly,  precisely,  that's  just  it,  indeed,  certainly, 
certes,  ex  concesso ;  of  course,  unquestionably,  assuredly,  no 
doubt,  doubtless. 

be  it  so ;  so  -be  it,  -  let  it  be ;  amen ;  willingly  &c.  603. 

affirmatively,  in  the  affirmative. 

with  one  -consent,  -  voice,  -  accord ;  unanimously,  itnd  wee, 
by  common  consent,  in  chorus,  to  a  man,  nem.  con. ;  nemine  -con- 
tradicente,  -  dissentiente;  without  a  dissentient  voice;  as  one  man, 
one  and  all,  -on  all  hands. 


490.  Knowledge.  —  N.  know- 
ledge ;  cogn-izance,  -ition,  -oscence ; 
acquaintance,  ken,  privity,  in- 
sight, familiarity;  com-,  ap-pre- 
licusion  ;  recognition  ;  apprecia- 
tion &c.  {judgment)  480 ;  intuition ; 
consci-ence,  -ousness;  perception, 
precognition ;  acroamatism. 

light,  enlightenment ;  glimpse, 
inkling;  glimmer,  -ing  ;  dawn  ; 
scent,  suspicion;  impression  &c. 
{idea)  453 ;  discovery  &c.  480«. 

system  -.body-  of  knowledge; 
science,  philosophy,  pansophy ; 
theory,  Etiology ;  circle  of  sciences ; 
pandect,  doctrine,  body  of  doc- 
trine; cy-,  ency-clop*©dia;  school 
&c.  {system  of  opinions)  484. 

tree  of  knowledge ;  republic  of 
letters  &c.  {language)  560. 

erudition,  learning,  lore,  scholar- 
ship, reading,  letters;  literature; 
book-learning,    bookishness ;   bib- 


491.  Ignorance. — N.  ignorance, 
nescience,  tabula  rasa,  crass  ig- 
norance, ignorance  crasse ;  unac- 
quaintance  ;  unconsciousness  &c. 
adj.  ;  dark-,  blind-ness  ;  incom- 
prehension, inexperience,  simpli- 
city. 

unknown  quantities,  x,  y,  z. 

sealed  book,  terra  incognita^, 
virgin  soil,  unexplored  ground; 
dark  ages. 

[Imperfect  knowledge]  smatter- 
ing, sciolism,  glimmering  ;  be- 
wilderment &c.  {uncertainty)  475 ; 
incapacity. 

[Affectation  of  knowledge]  pe- 
dantry; charlatan-ry,  -ism. 

V.  be  -ignorant  &c.  adj. ;  not 
-know  &c.  490 ;  know  -not,  -  not 
what,  -  nothing  of;  have  no  -idea, 
-notion,   -  conception;  not  have 


the  remotest  idea: 
from  cheese. 


not  know  chalk 


17« 


490-491. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (I.)  T. 


lio- mania,  -latry;  information, 
general  information;  store  of 
-knowledge  &c.  ;  education  &c. 
{teaching)  537  ;  culture,  attain 
ments;  acqui-rements,  -L^aons;  ac- 
complishments; proliciency;  prac- 
tical knowledge  &c.  {skill)  698; 
liberal  education  ;  dilettantism  ; 
rudiments  &c.  (beginning)  66. 

deep  -,  profound  -,  solid  -,  ac- 
curate -,  acroatic  -,  acroamatic  -, 
vast  -,  extensive  -,  encyclopedi- 
cal- -knowledge,  -  learning;  om- 
niscience, pantology. 

march  of  intellect;  progress  -, 
advance-  of  -science,  -  learning; 
school-master  abroad. 

V.  know,  ken,  scan,  wot;  wot- 
be  aware  &c.  adj.-  of;  ween,  weet, 
trow,  have,  possess. 

conceive  ;  ap-,  com-prehend  ; 
take,  realize,  understand,  appre- 
ciate ;  fathom,  make  out ;  recog- 
nize, diocern,  perceive,  see,  get  a 
sight  of,  experience. 

know  full  well;  have  -,  possess- 
some  knowledge  of;  be  -au  courant 
&c.  adj. ;  have  -in  one's  head,  -  at 
one's  fingers'  ends ;  know  by  -heart, 
-rote;  be  master  of;  connaitrc  le 
dessous  des  cartes^  know  what's 
what  &c.  698. 

see  one's  way  ;  discover  &c. 
480«. 

come  to  one's  knowledge  &c. 
(information)  527. 

Adj.  knowing  &c.  v. ;  cognitive ; 
acroamatic. 


ignore,  be  blind  to ;  keep  in  ig- 
norance &c.  (conceal)  528. 

see  through  a  glass  darkly;  have 
a  -film  over  the  eyes,  -  glimmering 
&Co  n. ;  wonder  whether;  not  know 
what  to  make  of  &c.  (unintelligibi- 
lity)  519;  not  pretend-  not  take 
upon  oneself-  to  say. 

Adj.  ignorant;  un  -  knowing,  -a- 
ware,  -acquainted,  -apprized,  -wit- 
ting, -weeting,  -conscious  ;  wit-, 
weet-less;  a  stranger  to;  uncon- 
versant. 

un-informed,  -cultivated,  -vers- 
ed, -instructed,  -taught,  -initiated, 
-tutored,  -schooled,  -guided,  -en- 
lightened; Philistine;  behind  the 
agCo 

sliallow,  superficial,  green,  rude, 
empty,  half-learned,  illiterate ; 
un-read,  -informed,  -educated, 
-learned,  -  lettered,  -  bookish  ; 
empty-headed;   pedantic. 

in  the  dark;  be-nighted,  -lated; 
blind-ed,  -fold;  hoodwinked;  mis- 
informed; au  bout  dti.son  latin,  at 
the  end  of  his  tether;  at  fault;  at 
sea  &c.  (uncertain)  475  ;  caught 
tripping. 

un-known,  -apprehended,  -ex- 
plained, -ascertained,  -investi- 
gated, -explored,  -heard  of,  -per- 
ceived ;  concealed  &c.  538 ;  novel. 

Adv.  ignorantly  &c.  adj. ;  un- 
awares; for  -anything,  -  aught- 
one  knows ;  not  that  one  knows. 

Jnt.  God  -,  Heaven  -,  the  Lord 
-,  nobody-  knows. 


aware  -,  cognizant  -,  conscious- 
of ;  acquainted  -,  made  acquainted-  with;  privy  -,  no  stranger- 
to;  au -fait, -courant  \m  the  secret;  up-,  alive- to;  behind  the 
^scenes,  -curtain;  let  into;  apprized-,  informed- of;  undeceived, 

proficient  -,  versed  -,  read  -,  forward  -,  strong  -,  at  home-  in ; 
conversant  - ,  familiar-  with. 

erudite,  instructed,  learned,  lettered,  educated ;  well-conned, 
-informed,  -read,  -grounded,  -educated;  enlightened,  shrewd, 
savant,  blue,  bookish,  scholastic,  solid,  profound,  deep-read, 
book-learned ;  accomplished  &c.  (skilful)  698 ;  omniscient ;  self' 
taught. 

known  &c.  v. ;  ascertained,  well-known,  recognized,  received, 

176 


IV.  (I.)  V. 


RESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


490-495 


uotoi  ious,  noted ;  proverbial ;  familiar,  -  as  household  words,  - 
to  every  schoolboy;  hackneyed,  trite,  commonplace. 

cogn-oscible,  -izable. 

Adv.  to  ~,  to  the  best  of-  one's  knowledge. 

Phr.  one's  eyes  being  opened  &c.  {discloaure)  529. 

493.  Ignoramus.  —  N.  ignora- 
mus, dunce;  wooden  spoon;  no 
scholar. 

sciolist,  smatterer,  dabbler,  half- 
scholar;  charlatan. 

novice;  greenhorn  t^^c.  {dupe) 
547;  tyro  &c.  (learner)  541. 

lubber  &c.  {bungler)  701;  fool 
&c.  501 ;  pedant  &c.  492. 

Adj.  bookless,  shallow;  ignO' 
rant  '&c.  491. 


492.  Scholar. — ^iV.  scholar,  con- 
noisseur, savant,  pundit,  school- 
man, professor,  graduate,  wrang- 
ler, moonshee;  academ-ician,  -ist; 
master  of  arts,  doctor,  licentiate, 
gownsman;    philo-sopher,  -math; 


scientist,  clerk;  soph,  -ist,  -ister. 

linguist ;  glosso-,  philo-logist ; 
lexico-,  glosso-grapher ;  gramma- 
rian; litterateur,  literati,  dilettanti, 
illuminati;  Mezzofanti,  admirable 
Crichton,  Mecsenas. 

book-worm,  helluo  libi'orum,  bi- 
bliomaniac, blue-stocking,  &<2s-5?e?/ ; 
big-wig,  learned  Theban,  don. 

learned -,  literary- man;    homo  multarum   literarum;   man  of 
•learning,  -  letters,  -  education. 

autiquar-ian,  -y ;  archaeologist ;  sage  &e.  {wise  man)  500. 

pedant,  doctHnaire;  pedagogue,  Dr.  Pangloss;  pantologist. 

schoolboy  &c.  {learner)  541. 

Adj.  learned  &c.  490 ;  brought  up  at  the  feet  of  Gamaliel. 


494,  [Object  of  knowledge.] 
Truth. — N.  fact,  reality  &c.  {exis- 
tence) 1 ;  plain  matter  of  fact ;  na- 
ture &c. {'princiijle)  5 ;  truth,  verity ; 
gospel;  orthodoxy  &c.  983a;  au- 
thenticity; veracity  &c.  543. 

accuracy,  exactitude ;  exact-, 
precise-ness,  &c.  adj. ;  precision, 
delicacy  ;  rigour,  mathematical 
precision,  punctuality ;  clockwork 
precision  &c.  {Regularity)  80. 

orthology;  ipsissima  verba '^  rea- 
lism. 

plain  -,  honest  -,  sober  -,  naked 
- ,  unalloyed  -,  unqualified  -,  stern 
- ,  exact  -,  intrinsic-  truth ;  nuda 
'ceritas ;  the  very  thing ;  not  an  -il- 
lusion &c.  495;  real  Simon  Pure; 
unvarnished  tale;  the  truth  the 
whole  truth  and  nothing  but  the 
truth ;  just  the  thing. 

V.  be  -true  &c.  adj.,  -the  case; 


495.  Error. — iV.  error,  fallacy; 
mis  -  conception,  -apprehension, 
-understanding ;  inexactness  &c 
adj.\  laxity;  misconstruction  &c. 
{midntei^pretation)  523 ;  miscompu- 
tation  &c.  {misjudgment)  ASi  ;  non- 
sequitur  &c.  477;  mis-statement, 
-report. 

mistake;  miss,  fault,  blunder, 
quiproquo,  cross  purposes,  over- 
sight, misprint,  erratum,  corrigeit- 
dum,  slip,  blot,  flaw,  loose  thread ; 
trip,  stumble  &c.  {failure)  732; 
botchery  &c.  {want  of  skill)  699; 
slip  of  the  -tongue,  -  pen ;  lapsus 
lingua,  clerical  error;  bull  &c. 
{absurdity)  497. 

il-,  de-lusion;  false  -impression, 
-idea;  bubble;  self  -deceit,  -decep- 
tion ;  mists  of  error. 

heresy  &c.  {heterodoxy)  984;  hal- 
lucination &c.  {insanity)  503;  false 
177 


494—495. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (L)  V. 


stand  the  test;  hold -good,  -true, 
-  water. 

render-,  prove- -true  &c.  (id}.\ 
substantiate  &c.  {evidence)  467. 

get  at  the  truth  &c.  {discover) 
480a. 

Adj.  real,  actual  &c.  {existing)  1 ; 
veritable,  true;  certain  &c.  474: 
substantially  -,  categorically-  true 
&c. ;  true  -to  the  letter,  -  as  gos- 
pel; unimpeachable;  veracious &c. 
543;  unre-,  uncon-futed  ;  un-ideal, 
-imagined ;  realistic. 

exact,  accurate,  definite,  precise, 
well  defined,  just,  right,  correct, 
strict;  close  &c.  {similar)  17,  lite- 
ral; rigid,  rigorous;  scrupulous 
&c.  {conscientious)  939;  religiously 
exact,  punctual,  mathematical,  sci- 
entific; faithful,  constant,  uner- 
ring ;  curious,  particular,  nice, 
delicate,  fine. 

genuine,  authentic,  legitimate; 
orthodox  &c.  983-'^  ;  official,  ex 
officio. 

pure,  natural,  sound,  sterling; 
un  -  sophisticated,  -  adulterated,  - 
varnished,  -coloured ;  in  its  true 
colours. 

well-grounded,  -founded;  solid, 
substantial,  tangible,  valid ;  undis- 
torted,  -guised;  un-affected,  -ex- 
aggerated, -romantic,  -flattering. 

Adv.  truly  &c.  adj. ;  verily,  in- 
deed, in  reality;  with  truth  &c. 
{veracity)  543;  certainly  &c.  {cer- 
tabt)  474;  actually  &c.  {existence) 
1 ;  in  effect  &c.  {intrinsically)  6. 

exactly  &c.  adj. ;  ad  amussim ; 
verbatim,  -  et  literatim-,  word  for 
word,  literally,  literatim^  totidem 
verbis,  sic,  to  the  letter,  chapter 
and  verse,  ipsissimis  verbis-,  ad  un- 
yuem;  to  an  inch;  to  a- nicety,  - 
hair,  -  title,  -  turn,  -  T;  au  pied  de 
la  lettre;  neither  more  nor  less;  in 
-every  respect,  -  all  respects;  sons 
Urns  les  rapports',  at  -any  rate,  -  all 
events ;  strictly  speaking. 


light  &c.  {fallacy  of  m»ion)  443; 
dream  &c.  {fancy)  515;  fable  &c. 
{untruth)  546;  bias  &c.  {misjudg- 
merit)  481 ;  misleading  «&c.  v. 

V.  be  -erroneous  &c.  ad,j. 

mis-lead,  -guide ;  lead  -astray,  - 
into  error;  beguile,  misinform  &c. 
{misteach)  538;  delude;  give  a  false 
-impression,  -  idea;  falsify,  mis- 
state; deceive  &c.  545;  lie  &c.  544, 

err;  be  -In  error  &c.  adj.,  -mis- 
taken &c.  V. ;  be  deceived  &c. 
{duped)  547 ;  mistake,  receive  a  false 
impression,  deceive  oneself;  fall 
into-,  lie  under-  labour  under- 
-an  error  &c.  n. ;  be  in  the  wrong, 
blunder;  mis-apprehend, -conceive, 
-understand,  -reckon,  -count,  -cal 
culate  <&c.  {misjudge)  481. 

play  -,  be-  at  cross  purposes  &c. 
{misinterpret)  523. 

trip,  stumble;  lose  oneself  &r. 
(uncertainty)  475;  go  astray;  fail 
&c.  732;  take  the  wrong  sow  l<y 
the  ear  &c.  {mismanage)  699;  put 
the  saddle  on  the  wrong  horse: 
reckon  without  one's  host;  take 
the  shadow  for  the  substance  &c. 
{credulity)  486 ;  dream  &c.  {imagine) 
515. 

Adj.  erroneous,  untrue,  false, 
devoid  of  truth,  fallacious,  apocry- 
phal, unreal,  ungrounded,  ground- 
less; unsubstantial  &c.  4 ;  heretical 
&c.  {heterodox)  984;  unsound;  il- 
logical &c.  477. 

in-,  un-exact;  in-accurate,  -cor- 
rect ;  indefinite  &c.  {uncertain)  475. 

illus-ive,  -ory;  delusive;  mock; 
ideal  &c.  {imaginary)  515;  spurious 
&c.  545 ;  deceitful  «&c.  544 ;  per- 
verted. 

controvertible,  unsustainable ; 
unauthenticated,  untrustworthy. 

exploded,  refuted. 

in  -,  under  an-  error  &c.  n. ;  mis- 
taken &c.  v. ;  tripping  &c.  v. ;  out, 
-in  one's  reckoning;  aberrant;  be- 
side -,  wide  of  the-  -mark,  -  truth ; 
astray  &c.  {at  fault)  475 ;  on  -a 
178 


\y.  (I.)  V 


RESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


494-499 


Phr.  the  -truth,  -  fact-  is ; 
acu  tetigisti. 


false,  -the  wrong-  scent;  in  the 
wrong  box;  at  cross  purposes,  all 
in  the  wrong. 

Adv.  more  or  less. 

497.  Absurdity. — iV.  absurd-ity, 
-ness  &c.  adj. ;  imbecility  &c.  490; 
alogy,  nonsense,  paradox,  incon- 
sistency; stultiloqu-y,  -ence. 

blunder,  muddle,  bull;  Irish-, 
Hibernic-ism ;  slip-slop;  anticli- 
max, bathos ;  sophism  &c.  477, 

farce,  galimatkias^  amphigouri, 
rhapsody;  farrago  &c.  {disorder) 
59;  extravagance,  romance;  scio- 
machyo 

sell,  pun,  verbal  quibble,  maca- 
ronic. 

jargon,  fustian,  twaddle;  «S:c. 
(no  meaning)  517;  exaggeration &c. 
549;  moonshine,  stuff. 

vagary,  tomfoolery,  mummery, 
monkey  trick,  houtade^  escapade. 

F.  play  the  fool  &c.  499 ;  talk 
nonsense,  parler  a  tort  et  a  travers ; 
hattre  la  campagne\  dvEfj.u'Xia  ji&C^a  \ 
be  -absurd  &c.  adj. 
Adj.  absurd,  nonsensical,  pre- 
posterous, egregious,  senseless,  inconsistent,  ridiculous,  extrava- 
gant, quibbling;  macaronic,  punning. 

foolish  &c.  499;    sophistical  &c.  477;  unmeaning  &c.  517; 
without  rhyme  or  reason. 

Int.  fiddle-de-dee !  pish !  pho !  in  the  name  of  the  Prophet — figs  1 
Phr,  credat  Judams  Ajyella ;  tell  it  to  the  marines. 


496.  Maxim. — iV.  maxim,  apho- 
rism; apo-,  apoph-thegm;  dictum, 
saying,  adage,  saw,  proverb;  sen- 
tence, mot,  motto,  word,  by-word, 
moral,  phylactery,  protasis. 

axiom,  theorem,  scholium^  tru- 
ism. 

reflection  &c.  (idea)  453 ;  conclu- 
sion &c.  (judgment)  480;  golden 
rule  «fcc.  (precept)  697;  principle, 
principia;  profession  of  faith  &c. 
(belief)  484;  formula. 

wise  -,  sage  -,  received  -,  ad- 
mitted -,  recognized-  maxim  &c. ; 
true  -,  common  -,  hackneyed  -, 
trite  -,   commonplace-  saying  &c. 

Adj.  aphoristic,  proverbial,  phy- 
lacteric;  axiomatic. 

Adv.  as  -the  saying  is,  -  they 
say. 


Faculties. 


498.  Intelligence.  Wisdom, — 
N.  intelligence,  capacity,  compre- 
hension, understanding;  intellect 
&c.  450;  nous,  parts,  sagacity, 
mother  wit,  wit,  esprit,  gumption, 
quick  parts,  grasp  of  intellect; 
acuteness  &c.  adj. ;  acumen,  sub- 
tlety, penetration ;  perspica-cy, 
-city;  discernment,  due  sense  of, 
good  judgment;  discrimination 
&c.  465 ;  cunning  &c.  702 ;  refine- 
ment &c.  (taste)  850. 

head,  brains,  head-piece,  upper 


499.  Imbecility.  Folly.  —  JV. 
want  of  -intelligence  &c.  498,  -  in- 
tellect &c.  450;  shallow-,  silli-, 
foolish-ness,  &c.  adj. ;  imbecility, 
incapacity,  vacancy  of  mind,  pov- 
erty of  intellect,  clouded  percep- 
tion, poor  head,  apartments  to  let ; 
stup-,  stol-idity;  hebetude,  dull 
understanding,  meanest  capacity; 
short  -  sightedness ;  incompetence 
&c.  (unskilfulness)  699. 

one's  weak  side;  bias  &c.  481; 
infatuation  &c,  (insanity)  503. 
179 


498-499. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (L)  V 


story,  long  head;  eagle  -eye,  - 
glance ;  eye  of  a  -lynx,  -  hawk. 

wisdom,  sapience,  sense;  good 
-/common  -,  plain-  sense;  ration- 
ality, reason;  reasonableness  &c. 
adj. ;  judgment ;  solidity,  depth, 
profundity,  calibre  ;  enlarged 
views;  reach  -,  compass-  of 
thought ;  enlargement  of  mind. 

genius,  inspiration, 


fire  of 
genius,  heaven-born,  genius,  soul; 
talent  &c.  {aptitude)  698. 

[Wisdom  in  action]  prudence 
&c,  864;  vigilance  &c.  459;  tact 
&c.  698;  foresight  &c.  510;  sobrie- 
ty, self-possession,  aplomb^  ballast. 

a  bright  thought,  not  a  bad  idea. 

F.  be  -intelligent  &c.  adj. ;  have 
all  one's  wits  about  one;  under- 
stand &c.  (i;i^^Z% /We)  518;  catch 
-,  take  in-  an  idea;  take  a  -joke,  - 
hint. 

see  -through,  -  at  a  glance,  - 
with  half  an  eye,  -  far  into,  - 
through  a  millstone;  penetrate; 
discern  &c.  {descry)  441  ;  foresee 
i&c.  510. 

discriminate  &c.  4G5;  know 
wliat's  what  &c.  698;  listen  to 
reason. 

^  Adj.  [Applied  to  persons]  intel- 
ligent, quick  of  apprehension, 
keen,  acute,  alive,  awake,  bright, 
quick,  sharp ;  quick-,  keen-,  clear-, 
sharp-  -eyed,  -sighted,  -witted; 
wide  awake;  canny,  shrewd,  as- 
tute ;  clear  -  headed ;  far-sighted 
&c.  510;  discerning,  perspicacious, 
penetrating,  piercing  ;  argute  ; 
nimble-,  needle-witted ;  sharp  as 
a  needle;  alive  to  &c.  {cognizant) 
4i:0;  clever  &c.  {apt)  698;  arch 
*5cc.  {cunning)  702;  pas  si  hete ; 
acute  &c.  682. 

wise,  sage,  sapient,  sagacious, 
reasonable,  rational,  sound,  in 
one's  right  mind,  sensible,  ahnor- 
mis  8a])iens,  judicious,  strong- 
minded. 

un-prejudiced,  -b/assed,  -l)igot- 


simplicity,  puerility,  babyhood; 
dotage,  anility,  second  childish- 
ness, fatuity;  idio-cy,  -tism;  driv- 
elling, 

folly,  frivolity,  irrationality, 
trifling,  ineptitude,  nugacity,  in- 
consistency, lip-wisdom,  conceit; 
sophistry  &c.  477 ;  giddiness  &c. 
(inattention)  458;  eccentricity  &c. 
503;  extravagance  &c.  {ahsurdity) 
497 ;  rashness  &c.  863. 

act  of  folly  &c.  699. 

V.  be  -imbecile  &c.  adj. ;  have 
no  -brains,  -  sense  &c.  498. 

trifle,  drivel,  radoter,  dote ;  ram- 
ble &c.  {madness)  503;  play  the 
-fool,  -  monkey;  take  leave  of 
one's  senses;  not  see  an  inch  be- 
yond one's  nose;  stultify  oneself 
i^c.  699 ;  talk  nonsense  &c.  497. 

Adj.   [Applied  to  persons]    un- 
[  :rtt'l!igent,    -intellectual,   -reason- 
ing;   mind-,  wit-,   reason-,   brain- 
less; having  no  -head  &c.  498;  not 
-bright  &c.  498;  inapprehensible. 

weak-,  addle-,  puzzle-,  blunder-, 
muddle-,  muddy-,  pig-,  beetle-, 
maggoty-,  gross  -  headed ;  beef-, 
fat-  -witted,  -headed. 

weak  -,  feeble  -  minded  ;  dull  -, 
shallow-,  lack  -  brained  ;  half-, 
short-,  dull-,  blunt-witted;  shal- 
low-, clod-,  addle  -  pated ;  dim-, 
short-sighted ;  thick-skulled;  weak 
in  the  upper  story. 

shallow,  home.,  weak,  wanting, 
soft,  sappy,  spoony;  dull,  -  as  a 
beetle;  stupid,  heavy,  insulse,  ob- 
tuse, blunt,  stolid,  doltish,  asinine; 
inapt  &c.  699 ;  prosaic  &c.  843. 

child-ish,  -like;  infant-ine,  -ile; 
baby-,  bab-ish ;  puerile,  anile ;  sim- 
ple &c.  {crednloKs)  486. 

fatuous,  idiotic,  imbecile,  driv- 
elling; blatant,  babbliug;  vacant; 
sottish ;  bewildered  tfcc.  475. 

blockish,  unteachable;  Boeot-ian, 
-ic;  bovine;  uu-gifted,  -discerning, 
-enlightened,  -wise,  -philosophical; 
apish. 

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rv.  (I.)  V 


RESULTS  OF  REASONING. 


498-501 


cd,  -prepossessed;  un- dazzled, 
-perplexed ;  of  unwarped  judg- 
ment, impartial,  equitable,  fair. 

cool ;  cool-,  long-,  hard-,  strong- 
headed  ;  long-sighted,  calculating, 
thoughtful,  reflecting ;  solid,  deep, 
profound. 

oracular ;  heaven  -  directed, 
"born. 

prudent  &c.  {cautious)  864;  so- 
oer,  staid,  solid;  considerate, 
politic,  wise  in  one's  generation; 
watchful  &c.  459;  provident  &c. 
{jyrepnred)  673;  in  advance  of 
one's  age;  wise  as  -a  serpent,  - 
Solomon,  -  Solon. 

[Applied  to  actions]  wise,  sen- 
sible, reasonable,  judicious;  well- 
judged,  -advised;  prudent,  poli- 
tic ;  expedient  &c.  646. 


500.  Sage. — N.  sage,  wise  man; 
mai>ter  -mind,  -  spirit  of  the  age ; 
long-head,  thinker. 

authority,  oracle,  luminary, 
shining  light,  esprit  fort,,  magnus 
Apollo,  Solon,  Solomon,  Nestor, 
Magi,  "second  Daniel." 

mau  of  learning  &c.  492 ;  expert 
«&c.  700;  wizard  &c.  994. 

[Ironically]  wiseacre,  bigwig. 

Adj.  venerable,  reverenced,  em- 
eritus. 


foolish,  silly,  senseless,  irration- 
al, insensate,  nonsensical,  inept. 

narrow-minded  &c.  481 ;  bigot- 
ed &c.  {obstinate)  606 ;  giddy  &c. 
{thoughtless)  458;  rash  &c.  863; 
eccentric  &c.  {crazed)  503. 

[Applied  to  actions]  foolish,  un- 
wise, injudicious,  improper,  un- 
reasonable, without  reason,  ridi- 
culous, silly,  stupid,  asinine;  ill- 
imagined,  -advised,  -judged,  -de- 
vised ;  inconsistent,  irrational,  un- 
philosophical  ;  extravagant  &c. 
{nonsensical)  497;  sleeveless,  idle; 
useless  &c.  645;  inexpedient  &c. 
647 :  frivolous  &c.  {trivial)  643. 

Phr.  Davua  sum  non  (Edipus. 


501.  Fool. — N.  fool,  idiot,  tom- 
fool, wiseacre,  simpleton,  witling, 
dizzard,  donkey,  ass;  ninny, 
-hammer;  dolt,  booby,  Tom  Nod- 
dy, looby,  hoddy-doddy,  noddy, 
nonny,  noodle,  nizy,  owl;  goose, 
-cap;  imbecile;  gaby,  radoteur, 
nincompoop,  hadaud,  zany;  trifler, 
babbler;  pretty  fellow;  natural 
niais. 

child,  baby,  Infant,  innocent, 
milksop,  sop. 

oaf,  lout,   loon,    lown,  dullard, 
doodle,  calf,  colt,  buzzard,  block, 
put,  stick,  stock,  numps,  tony, 
bull-,  dunder-,  addle-,   block-,   dull-,   logger-,  jolt-,  jolter-, 
beetle-,  gross-,  giddy-head;  num-,   thick-skull;  lack-,   shallow- 
brain;  half-,  lack-wit;  dunder-pate. 

sawney,  gowk;  clod,  -hopper;  clod-,  clot-poll,  -pate;  bull-calf; 
men  of  Boeotia,  wise  men  of  Gotham. 

un  sot  d  triple  etage,   sot ;  jobbernowl,   changeling,  mooncalf, 
gobemouche. 

dotard,  driveller;  old -fogey,  -  woman ;  crone, 
greenhorn  &q.  {dtipe)  547 ;  dunce  &c.  {ignoramus)  493 ;  lubber 
&c.  Qyungler)  701 ;  madman  &c.  504. 

one  who   -will  not  set  the  Thames  on  fire,   -  did  not  in- 
vent   gunpowder;    qui    n'a    pas  invente  la  poudre ;    no    con- 
juror. 
16  181 


502-503. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (1.)  V 


602.  Sanity. — iV.  sanity;  sound- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  rationality,  sobrie- 
ty, lucidity,  lucid  interval ;  senses, 
sober  senses,  sound  mind,  mens 
Sana. 

V.  be  -sane  &c.  adj. ;  retain 
one's  -senses,  -  reason. 

become  -sane  &c.  adj. ;  come  to 
one's  senses,  sober  down. 

render  -sane  &c.  adj. ;  bring  to 
one's  senses,  sober. 

Adj.  sane,  rational,  reasonable, 
compos  mentis,  of  sound  mind ; 
sound,  -minded. 

self-possessed;  sober,  -minded. 

in  one's  -sober  senses,  -  right 
mind;  in  possession  of  one's  fac- 
ulties. 

Adv.  sanely  &c.  adj. 


503.  Insanity. — N.  disordered 
-reason,  -  intellect ;  diseased  -,  un- 
sound -,  abnormal-  mind;  de- 
rangement, unsoundness. 

insanity,  lunacy;  madness  &c. 
adj.,  mania,  rabies,  furor,  mental 
alienation,  aberration ;  demen-ta- 
tion,  -tia,  -cy;  phrenitis,  phrensy, 
frenzy,  raving,  incoherence,  wan 
dering,  delirium,  calenture  of  the 
brain,  delusion,  hallucination;  ly- 
cantbropy. 

vertigo,  dizziness,  swimming; 
sun-stroke,  coup  de  soleil,  siriasis. 

fanaticism,  infatuation,  craze ; 
oddity,  eccentricity,  twist,  mono- 
mania; klepto-,  dipso-mania;  hy- 
pochondriasis &c.  {low  spirits)  837; 
melancholia,  hysteria. 

screw  -,  tile  -,  slate-  loose ;  bee 
in  one's  bonnet,  rats  in  the  upper 
story. 

dotage  &c.  {imbecility)  499. 
V.  be  -,  become-  -insane  &c.  adj. ;  lose  one's  -senses,  -  reason, 
-faculties,  -wits;  go  -,  run-  mad;  rave,  dote,  ramble,  wan- 
der; drivel  &c.  (?>e  imbecile)  499;  have  a  -screw  loose  &c.  n.,  - 
devil ;  avoir  le  diable  au  corps  ;  lose  one's  head  &c.  (be  uncertain) 
475. 

render  -,  drive  -mad  &c.  adj. ;  madden,  dementate,  addle  the 
wits,  derange  the  head,  infatuate,  befool;  turn  -the  brain,  - 
one's  head. 

Ad/),  insane,  mad,  lunatic;  crazy,  crazed,  aliene,  non  compos 
mentis;  not  right,  cracked,  touched;  bereft  of  reason;  un- 
hinged, unsettled  in  one's  mind;  insensate,  reasonless,  beside 
oneself,  demented,  daft;  phren-,  fren-zied,  -etic;  possessed,  - 
with  a  devil;  far  gone,  maddened,  moonstruck;  shatterpated  ; 
mad-,  scatter-,  shatter-,  crack-brained. 

maniacal  ;  delirious,  light-headed,  incoherent,  rambling, 
doting,  wandering;  frantic,  raving,  stark  staring  mad. 

corybantic,  dithyrambic;  rabid,  giddy,  vertiginous,  wild; 
haggard,  mazed;  flighty;  distr-acted,  -aught;  bewildered  &c. 
{uncertain)  475. 

mad  as  a  -March  hare,  -hatter;  of  -unsound  mind  &c.  ??. ; 
touched  -,  wrong  -,  not  right-  in  one's  -head,  -  mind,  -  wits, 
•-  upper  story;  out  of  one's  -mind,  -  senses,  -  wits;  not  in  one's 
right  mind, 
fanatical,  infatuated,  odd,  eccentric ;  hypp-ed,  -ish. 
imbecile,  silly  &c.  499. 
Adv.  like  ane  possessed. 

Phr.  the  mind  having  lost  its  balance ;  tete  -exaltee.,  -  montee. 

182 


IV.  (I.)  VI. 


EXTENSION  OF  THOUGHT. 


604-500. 


504.  Madman. — N.  madman,  lunatic,  maniac,  bedlamite, 
candidate  for  Bedlam,  raver,  madcap;  auto-,  mono-,  dipso-. 
klepto-maniac ;  hypochondriac  &c.  {loic  spiriU)  837. 

dreamer  &c.  515;  rhapsodist,  seer,  high-flier,  enthusiast, 
fanatic, /rtwfl^ico ;  exalte;  knight  errant,  Don  Qufxote. 

idiot  &c.  501. 


Section  VI.    Extension  of  Thought. 
r.   To  the  Past, 


505.  IvIbiMORY.— iV.  memory,  re- 
membrance; reten-tion,  -tiveness; 
tenacity ;  xeleris  vestigia  flammce  ; 
tablets  of  th<j  memory;  readiness. 

reminiscence,  recognition,  re- 
currence, recollection,  rememo- 
ration  ;  retrospect,  -ion  ;  after- 
thought. 

suggestion  &c.  {information)  527 ; 
prompting  &c.  v. ;  hint,  reminder, 
token  of  remembrance,  memento, 
souvenir^  keepsake,  relic,  memo- 
randum;  remembrancer,  flapper; 
memorial  &c.  {record)  551 ;  com- 
memoration &;c.  {celebration)  883. 

things  to  be  remembered,  memo- 
tabilia. 

art  of  -,  artificial-  memory ;  me- 
moria  technica  ;  mnemo-nics,  -tech- 
nics; phrenotypics;  Mnemosyne. 

retentive  -  tenacious  -,  green 
-,  trust-worthy  -,  capacious  -, 
faithful  -,  correct  -,  exact  -,  ready 
-,  prompt-  memory. 

V.  remember,  mind ;  retain  the 
-memory,  remembrance- of ;  keep 
in  view. 

have  -,  hold  -,  bear  -,  carry  -, 
keep  -,  retain-  in  or  in  the 
-thouo:lits,  -  mind,  -  memory,  - 
remembrance;  be  in  -,  live  in  -, 
remain  in  -,  dwell  in  -,  haunt  -, 
impress-  one's  -memory,-  thought?, 
-  mind. 

^ink  in  the  mind;  run  in  the 
head ;  not  be  able  to  get  it  out  of 
one's  head ;  be  deeply  impressed 
with;  rankle  &c.  {revenge)  919. 


506.  Oblivion.  —  N,  oblivion ; 
forgetfulness  &c.  adj. ;  obliteration 
&c.  553  of  -,  insensibility  &c.  823 
to-  the  past. 

short  -,  treacherous  -,  loose  -, 
slippery  -,  failing-  memory ;  decay 
-,  failure  -,  lapse-  of  memory; 
waters  of  -Lethe,  -  oblivion. 

V.  forget;  be  -forgetful  &c. 
adj. ;  fall  -,  sink-  into  oblivion ; 
have  -a  short  memory  &c.  w.,  -  no 
head. 

forget  one's  own  name,  have  on 
the  tip  of  one's  tongue,  come  in 
at  one  ear  and  go  out  at  the  other. 

slip  -,  escape  -,  fade  from  -,  die 
away  from-  the  memory;  lose,  - 
sight  of. 

unlearn;  efface  &c.  552  -,  dis- 
charge- from  the  memory;  con- 
sign to  -oblivion,  -  the  tomb  of 
the  Capulets;  think  no  more  of 
&c.  {turn  the  attention  from)  458; 
cast  behind  one's  back,  wean  one's 
thoughts  from;  let  bygones  be  by- 
gones &c.  {forgive)  918. 

Adj.  forgotten  &c.  v. ;  un re- 
membered, past  recollection,  by- 
gone, out  of  mind ;  buried  -,  sunk- 
in  oblivion ;  clean  forgotten ;  gone 
out  of  one's  -head,  -  recollection. 

forgetful,  oblivious,  mindless, 
Lethean;  insensible  &c.  823-  to 
the  past. 

Phr.  non  mi  ricordo  ;  the  memo- 
ry -failing,  -  deserting  one,  -  be 
ing  at  {or  in)  fault. 

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505-508. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (I.)  VI. 


recur  to  the  mind;  flash  -on  the  mind,  -  across  the  memory. 

recognize,  recollect,  bethink  oneself,  recall,  call  up,  retrace; 
look  -,  trace-  -back,  -  backwards;  think  -,  look  buck-  upon; 
review;  call  -,  recall  -,  bring-  to  -mind,  -  remembrance;  carry 
one's  thoughts  Ifack;  rake  up  the  past. 

suggest  &c.  {inform)  527;  prompt;  put  -,  keep- in  mind;  re- 
mind; fan  the  embers;  call  -,  summon  -,  rip-  up;  renew;  infan- 
dum  renovare  dolorem  ;  task  -,  tax  -,  jog  -,  flap  -,  refresh  -,  rub 
up-,  awaken- the  memory;  pull  by  the  sleeve;  bring  back  to 
the  memory,  put  in  remembrance,  memorialize. 

get  -,  have  -,  learn  -,  know  -,  say  -,  repeat-  by  -heart,  - 
rote ;  say  one's  lesson ;  repeat,  -  as  a  parrot ;  have  at  one's  fin- 
gers' ends. 

commit  to  memory;  con,  -  over;  fix  -,  rivet  -,  imprint  -,  im- 
press -,  stamp  -,  grave  -,  engrave  -,  store  -,  treasure  up  -,  bot- 
tle up  -,  embalm  -,  enshrine-  in  the  memory;  load-,  store  -, 
stuff  -,  burden-  the  memory  with. 

redeem  from  oblivion;  keep  the  -memory  alive,  -  wound 
green ;  tangere  ulcus ;  keep  up  the  memory  of ;  commemorate 
&c.  {celebrate)  883. 

make  a  note  of  &c.  {record)  551. 

Adj.  remember-ing,  -ed  &c.  v. ;  mindful,  reminiscential ;  re- 
tained in  the  memory  &c.  v. ;  pent  up  in  one's  memory ;  fresh ; 
green,  -  in  remembrance;  unforgotten,  present  to  the  mind; 
within  one's  -memory  &c,  n.\  indelible;  uppermost  in  one's 
thoughts;  memorable  &c.  {important)  642. 

Adv.  by  -heart,  -  rote ;  without  book,  memoriter, 

in  memory  of;  in  memoriam ;  suggestive. 

Phr.  inanet  altd  mente  repostum;  forsan  et  hcec  olim  meminisse 
juvabit. 


2°.    To  the  Future. 


507.  Expectation. — iV.  expect- 
ation, -ance,  -ancy;  anticipation, 
reckoning,  calculation  ;  foresight 
&c.  510. 

contemplation,  prospection,  look 
out;  prospect,  perspective,  hori- 
zon, vista;  destiny  &c.  152. 

suspense,  waiting,  abeyance ; 
curiosity  &c.  455;  anxious  -,  ar- 
dent -,  eager  -,  breathless  -,  san- 
guine- expectation  ;  torment  of 
Tantalus. 

hope  &c.  858 ;  trust  &c.  {belief) 
484;  auspices  &c.  (prediction)  511. 

V.  expect;  look  -for,  -  out  for, 
-  forward  to;  hope  for,  anticipate; 
have   in    -prospect,    -    contempla- 


508.  Inexpectation.  —  JV.  in-, 
non-expectation ;  false  expectation 
&c.  {disapjjointment)  509;  miscal- 
culation &c.  481. 

surprise,  sudden  burst,  thunder- 
clap, blow,  shock;  wonder  &c. 
870. 

V.  not  -expect  &c.  507 ;  be  taken 
by  surprise ;  start;  miscalculate  &c. 
481 ;  not  bargain  for;  come  -,  fall- 
upon. 

be  -unexpected  &c.  adj. ;  come 
-unawares  &c.  adv. ;  turn  up,  pop, 
drop  from  the  clouds;  come  -, 
burst  -,  flash  -,  bounce  -,  steal  -, 
creep-  upon  one;  come  -,  burst- 
like a  tliunder-clap,  -bolt;  take-, 
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V^.    (I.)   VT. 


EXTENSION  OF  THOUGHT. 


507-509 


tion;  keep  in  view;  contemplate, 
promise  oneself ;  not  -wonder  &c. 
870  -at,  -  if. 

wait  -,  tarry  -,  lie  in  wait  -, 
watch  -,  bargain-  for;  keep  a 
-good,  -  shai-p-  look  out  for  ; 
await ;  stand  at ' '  attention, "  abide, 
bide  one's  time,  watch. 

foresee  &c.  510;  prepare  for  &c, 
673;  forestall  &c.  {he  early)  132; 
count  upon  &c.  (believe  in)  484; 
think  likely  &c.   {prohalility)  473. 

lead  one  to  expect  &c.  {predict) 
511 ;  have  in  store  for&c.  {destiny) 
153. 

prick  up  one's  ears,  hold  one's 
breath. 

Ad,],  expectant;  expecting  &c. 
v. ;  in  -expectation  &c.  n. ;  on  the 
watch  &c.  {mqilant)  459;  open- 
eyed,  -mouthed;  agape,  gaping,  all 
agog ;  on  -tenter-hooks,  -  tiptoe,  - 
the  tiptoe  of  expectation  ;  aux 
aguets ;  ready;  curious  &c.  455. 

expected  &c.  v. ;  long  expected, 
foreseen ;  in  prospect  &c.  n. ;  pros- 
pective ;  in  -one's  eye,  -  view,  - 
the  horizon ;  impending  &c.  {desti- 
mj)  153. 

Adv.  on  the  watch  &c.  adj. ; 
with  -breathless  expectation  &c. 
n.^  -bated  breath;  arrectis  auribus. 

Phr.  we  shall  see ;  nous  verrons. 


catch-  -by  surprise,  -  unawares,  - 
napping. 

pounce  -,  spring  a  mine-  upon. 

surprise,  startle,  take  aback, 
electrify,  stun,  stagger,  take  away 
one's  breath,  throw  off  one's 
guard;  astonish  &c.  {strike  icith 
wonder)  870. 

Adj.  non  -  expectant ;  surprised 
&c.  V.  ;  un-warned,  -aware  ;  off 
one's  guard ;  inattentive  &c.  458. 

uu-cxpected,  -anticipated,  -look- 
ed for,  -foreseen,  -hoped  for;  drop- 
ped from  the  clouds  ;  beyond  -, 
contrary  to  -,  against-  expecta- 
tion; out  of  one's  reckoning;  un- 
heard of  &c.  {exceptional  83  ; 
startling;  sudden  &c.  {instantane- 
ous) 113. 

Adv.  abruptly,  unexpectedly, 
plump,  pop,  d  Vimptroviste,  un- 
awares; without  -notice,  -warn- 
ing, -  saying  "by  your  leave;" 
like  a  -thief  in  the  night,  -  thun- 
derbolt ;  in  an  unguarded  moment ; 
suddenly  &c.  {instantaneously)  113. 

Int.  heydey!  &c.  {wonder)  870. 

Phr.  little  did  one  -think,  -  ex- 
pect; nobody  would  ever  -suppose, 
-  think,  -expect;  who  would  have 
thought  ? 


509.  [Failure  of  expectation.]  Disappointment. — JV.  dis- 
appointment; blighted  hope,  balk;  blow;  slip  'twixt  cup  and 
lip;  non-fulfilment  of  one's  hopes;  sad -,  bitter-  disappoint- 
ment; trick  of  fortune;  afterclap;  false  -,  vain-  expectation; 
miscalculation  &c.  481;  fool's  paradise;  much  cry  and  little 
wool. 

F.  be  disappointed;  look  -blank,  -  blue;  look  -,  stand- 
-aghast  &c.  {wonder)  870;  find  to  one's  cost;  laugh  on  the 
wrong  side  of  one's  mouth;  find  one  a  false  prophet. 

disappoint;  crush  -,  dash  -,  balk  -,  disappoint  -,  blight  -, 
falsify  -,  defeat  -,  not  realise-  one's  -hope,  -  expectation; 
balk,  jilt,  bilk ;  play  one  -false,  -  a  trick ;  dash  the  cup  from 
the  lips;  tantalize;  dumfounder. 

Adj.  disappointed  &c.  «. ;  disconcerted,  aghast ;  out  of  one's 
reckoning. 

Phr.  the  mountain  brought  forth  a  mouse ;  nascitur  ridicu- 
16^*  185 


50^-311.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (I.)  vi. 

Im  mus ; parturiunt monies ;  diis alitur  visum,  the  bubble  burst; 
one's  countenance  falling. 

510.  Foresight. — iV.  foresight,  prospicience,  prevision, 
longsightedness;  anticipation;  providence  &c.  {preparation) 
673. 

fore-thought,  -cast  ;  pre-deliberation,  -surmise  ;  foregone 
conclusion  «&c.  (prejudgment)  481 ;  prudence  &c.  {caution)  864. 

foreknowledge;  prognosis;  pre-cognition,  -science,  -notion, 
-sentiment;  second  siglit;  sagacity  &c.  {intelligence)  498. 

prosoect  &c.  {expectation)  507;  foretaste;  prospectus  &c. 
(;>/«70  626. 

V.  foresee ;  look  -forwards  to,  -ahead,  -  beyond  ;  scent  from 
afar;  look  -,  pry  -,  peep-  into  the  future. 

see  one's  way;  see  how  the  -land  lies,  -  wind  blows,  -cat 
jumps. 

anticipate;  expect  &c.  507;  be  beforehand  &c.  {early)  132; 
predict  &c.  511 ;  fore-know,  -judge,  -cast ;  presurmise ;  have  an 
eye  to  the  -future,  -  main  chance;  respicere  Jinem ;  keep  a 
sharp  look-out  &c.  {vigilance)  459 ;  forewarn  &c.  668. 

Adj.  foreseeing &c.  v. ;  prescient; far-seeing,  -sighted;  saga- 
cious &c.  {intelligent)  498;  weather-wise;  provident  &c,  {pre- 
pared)  673;  prospective  &c.  507. 

Adv.  against  the  time  when. 

511.  Prediction.  — N.  prediction,  announcement  ;  j^ro- 
gramme  &c.  {plan)  626 ;  premonition  &c.  {warning)  668 ;  joro(/- 
nosis,  prophecy,  vaticination,  Mantology,  prognostication, 
premonstration ;  augur-y,  -ation;  a-,  ha-riolation ;  fore-,  a-bod- 
mg;  bode-,  abode-ment;  omin-ation,  -ousness ;  auspices,  "fore- 
cast; omen  &c.  512;  horoscope,  nativity;  sooth,  -saying;  for- 
tune-telling; divination;  necromancy  &c.  992. 

[Divination  by  the  stars]  Astrology,  Horoscopy,  Judicial 
Astrology.* 

[Place  of  prediction]  adytum. 
prefigur-ation,  -ement ;  prototype,  type. 

*  The  following  terms,  expressive  of  different  forms  of  divination,  have 
been  collected  from  various  sources,  and  are  here  given  as  a  curious  illus- 
tration of  bygone  superstitions  : — 

Divination  hy  oracles,  Tlieomancy;  hy  the  Bible,  Bibliomancy;  hy  gliosis, 
Psychomancy;  hy  spirits  seen  in  a  ruigic  lens,  Cristallomantia  ;  hy  shadoirs 
or  manes,  Sciomancy  ;  hy  appearances  in  the  air,  Aeroraancy,  Chaomancy  ; 
by  the  stars  at  birth,  Genettiliacs ;  by  meteors,  Meteoromancy  ;  hy  vinds, 
Austroniancy  ;  by  sacrificial  appearances,  Aruspicy  {or  Haruspicy),  fliero- 
mancy,  Hieroscopy  ;  hythe  entrails  of  animals  sacrificed,  Hieromancy  ;  hythe 
entrails  of  a  human  sacrifice,  Antliropomancy  ;  by  the  entrails  of  fishes,  Ich- 
thyomancy  ;  by  sacrificial  fire.  Pyromancy  ;  by  red-hot  iron,  Sideromancy  ; 
})y  smoke  from  the  altar,  Capnoniancy  ;  by  mice,  Myomancy  ;  hy  birds,  Orni- 
seopy,  Ornithomancy  ;  by  a  cock  picking  up  grains,  Alectryomancy  (o?' Alec- 
toromancv) ;  by  fishes,  Ophiomancy;  by  herbs,  Botanomancy  ;  by  water,  Hy 

186 


IV.  (I.)  VI.  VII,  CREATIVE  THOUGHT,  &c.  511—514 

V.  predict,  prognosticate,  prophesy,  vaticinate,  divine,  fore- 
tell, soothsay,  augurate,  tell  fortunes;  cast  a  -horoscope,  - 
nativity;  advise;  forewarn  &c.  668. 

presage,  augur,  bode;  a-,  fore-bode;  fore-,  be-token;  pre- 
figure, -show;  portend;  fore-show,  -shadow;  shadow  forth, 
typify,  protypify,  ominate,  signify,  point  to. 

usher  in,  herald,  premise,  announce;  lower. 

hold  out  -,  raise  -,  excite-  -expectation,  -  hope ;  b^d  fair, 
promise,  lead  one  to  expect;  be  the  -precursor  &c.  64. 

Adj.  predicting  &c.  v. ;  predictive,  prophetic,  fatidical,  vat- 
icinal,  oracular,  Sibylline ;  weatherwise. 

ominous,  portentous ;  augur-ous,  -ial ;  auspici-al,  -ous ;  pres- 
cious,  monitory,  extispicious,  premonitory,  significant  of, 
pregnant  with,  big  with  the  fate  of. 

Phr,  "  coming  events  cast  their  shadows  before." 

512.  Omen. — iV.  omen,  portent,  presage,  prognostic,  augury, 
auspice;  sign&c.  {indication)  550 \havh\nger &c.  { precursor)  Q4:. 

bird  of  ill  omen ;  signs  of  the  times ;  gathering  clouds ;  warn- 
ing &c.  668. 

prefigurement  &c.  511. 

513.  Oracle. — N.  oracle;  prophet,  seer,  soothsayer,  augur, 
fortune-teller,  witch,  geomancer,  aruspex  ;  a-,  ha-ruspice ;  Si- 
byl ;  Python,  -ess ;  Pythia ;  Pythian  -,  Delphian-  oracle ;  Mon- 
itor, Sphinx,  Tiresias,  Cassandra,  Sibylline  leaves;  Zadkiel, 
Old  Moore;  sorcerer  &c.  994;  interpreter  &c.  534. 

Section  VII.     Creative  Thought. 

514.  Supposition. — N.  supposition,  assumption,  postula- 
tion,  condition,  pre-supposition,  hypothesis,  postulate,  postu- 
laium-,  theory,  data;  pro-,  position;  thesis,  theorem;  proposal 
«&c.  (plan)  626. 

bare  -,  vague  -,  loose-  -supposition,  -  suggestion;  conceit; 
conjecture;  guess,  -  work;  rough  guess,  shot;  conjecturality; 
surmise,  suspicion,   inkling,  suggestion,  association  of  ideas, 

dromancy;  by  fountains,  Pegomancy;  by  a  wand,  Rliabdomancy;  by  dough 
of  cakes,  Critliomancy ;  &y  meal,  Aleuromancy,  Alpiiitomancy;  by  salt,  Halo- 
inancy;  by  dice,  Cleromuncy;  by  arrows,  Belomancy;  by  a  balanced  hatchet, 
Axinoniancy;  by  a  balanced  .sieve ,  Coscinomancy ;  by  a  suspended  Hng,  Dacty- 
liomancy;  by  dots  made  at  random  on  paper ,  Geomancy;  by  precious  stones, 
Lithomancy;  by  pebbles,  VessomaDcy;  by  pebbles  drawn  from  a  heap,  Faepho- 
msxncy;  by  mirrors,  Catoptroinancy;  by  icritings  in  ashes,  Tephran.ancy;  by 
dreams,  Oneiromancy;  by  t?ie  hand,  Pahiiistry,  Chiromancy;  by  nails  reflect- 
ing tJie  sun's  rays,  Onychomancy;  by  finger  rings,  Dactyliomancy;  by  num- 
bers, Aritlnnancy;  by  draicing  lots,  Soitilege  ;  by  passages  in  books,  Sticho- 
mancy;  by  the  letters  forming  the  name  of  the  person,  Oiiomancy,  Nomancy; 
by  the  features,  Antliroposcopy;  by  the  mode  ofhiughing,  Geloscopy;  by  mn^ 
triloquism,  Gastromancy;  by  walking  in  a  circle,  Gyromancy;  by  dropping 
melted  wax  into  water,  Ceromancy;  by  currents,  Bletonism. 

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014-515.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (L)  vir. 

hint;  presumption  &c.    {belief )  4^84:]  divination,  speculation, 

V,  suppose,  conjecture,  surmise,  suspect,  guess,  divine; 
theorize ;  pre-sume,  -surmise,  -suppose ;  assume,  fancy,  wis, 
take  it ;  give  a  guess,  speculate,  believe,  dare  say,  take  it  into 
one's  head,  take  for  granted. 

put  forth;  pro-pound,  -pose;  start,  put  a  case,  move,  make 
a  motion ;  hazard  -,  throw  out  -,  put  forward-  a  -suggestion, 
-  conjecture. 

allude  to,  suggest,  hint,  put  it  into  one's  head. 

suggest  itself  &c.  (thought)  451 ;  run  in  the  head  &c.  (mem- 
wy)  505 ;  marvel  -,  wonder-  -if,  -  whether. 

Ad],  supposing  &c.  '25.;  given,  mooted,  postulatory;  as- 
sumed &c.  «. ;  supposit-ive,  -itious;  gratuitous,  speculative, 
conjectural,  hypothetical,  theoretical,  supposable,  presump- 
tive, putative. 

suggestive,  allusive. 

Adv.  if,  -  so  be ;  au ;  on  the  -supposition  &c.  n. ;  exhypothesi; 
in  -case,  -  the  event  of;  quasi,  as  if,  provided;  perhaps  &c.  (by 
P     " " 


515.  Imagination. — W.  imagination;  originality;  invention; 
fancy ;  inspiration ;  'verve. 

warm  -,  heated  -,  excited  -,  sanguine  -,  ardent  -,  fiery  -, 
boiling  -,  wild  -,  bold  -,  daring  -,  playful  -,  lively  -,  fertile- 
-imagination,  -  fancy. 

^'  mind's  eye;  "  "  such  stuff  as  dreams  are  made  of." 

ideal-ity,  -ism;  romanticism,  utopianism,  castle-building; 
dreaming;  phrensy,  frenzy;  ecs-,  ex-tasy;  calenture  &c.  {deli- 
rium) 503 ;  reverie,  trance ;  somnambulism. 

conception,  vorstellung,  excogitation,  "a  fine  frenzy;" 
cloud-,  dream-land  ;  flight  -,  fumes-  of  fancy ;  * '  thick-coming 
fancies ;  "  creation  -,  coinage-  of  the  brain ;  imagery. 

conceit,  maggot,  figment,  myth,  dream,  vision,  shadow, 
chimera;  phan-tasm,  -tasy;  fantasy,  fancy;  whim,  -sey;  va- 
gary, rhapsody,  romance,  extravaganza;  air-drawn  dagger,  bug- 
bear, nightmare;  flying  Dutchman,  great  sea-serpent,  man  in 
the  moon,  castle  in  the  air,  chateau  enE^ipagne;  Utopia,  Atlan- 
tis, happy  valley,  millennium,  fairy  land;  land  of  Prester 
John,  kingdom  of  Micomicon;  work  of  fiction  &c.  {novel)  594; 
Arabian  nights  ;  le  2^ot  an  lait;  dream  of  Alnaschar  &c.  {liope) 
858;  day  -,  golden-  dream. 

illusion  &c.  {error)  495;  phantom  &c.  {fallacy  of  vision)  443; 
Fata  Morgana  &c.  {ignis  fatuus)  423 ;  vapour  &c.  {cloud)  353 ; 
stretch  of  the  imagination  &c.  {exaggeration)  549. 

idealist,  romanticist,  visionary;  mopus;  romancer,  dreamer; 
somnambulist;  rhapsodist  &c  {fanatic).  504. 

V.  imagine,  fancy,  conceive;  ideal-,  real-ize;  dream,  -of; 
"give  to  airy  nothing  a  local  habitation  and  a  name.'* 

create,  originate,  devise,  invent,  coin,  fabricate ;  improvise, 
strike  oat  somctlnng  new. 

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IV.  (il.) 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


515—517. 


set  one's  wits  to  work;  strain  -,  crack-  one's  invention; 
rack  -,  ransack  -,  cudgel-  one's  brains ;  excogitate. 

give  -play,  -  the  reins,  -  a  loose-  to  the-  -imagination,  - 
fancy;  indulge  in  reverie. 

conjure  up  a  vision ;  fancy  -,  represent  -,  picture  -,  figure- 
to  oneself;  Dorstellen. 

float  in  the  mind ;  suggest  itself  &c.  {thoughf)  451. 

Adj.  imagined  &c.  'c. ;  l)€n  trovato  ;  air-drawn,  -built. 

imagin-ing  &c.  'd,,  -ative;  original,  inventive,  creative,  fer- 
tile. 

romantic,  high-flown,  flighty,  extravagant,  fanatic,  enthu- 
siastic, Utopian,  Quixotic. 

ideal,  unreal;  in  the  clouds,  in  nuhihus ;  unsubstantial  &c. 
4 ;  illusory  &c.  {fallacious)  495. 

fabulous,  legendary;  myth-ic,  -ological;  chimerical;  im- 
agin-,  vision-ary;  notional;  fan-cy,  -ciful,  -tastical;  whimsi- 
cal; fairy,  -like. 


Division  (II.)     COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 
Section  I.     Natube  of  Ideas  Communicated. 


516.  [Idea  to  be  conveyed.] 
Me.*ning.  [Thing  signified.] — N. 
meaning;  signific-ation,  -ance  ; 
sense,  expression;  im-,  pur-port; 
drift,  tenour,  spirit,  bearing,  col- 
ouring; scope. 

matter;  subject,  -matter:  argu- 
ment, text,  sum  and  substance; 
gist  &c.  5. 

general  -,  broad  -,  substantial  -, 
colloquial  -,  literal  -,  plain  -,  sim- 
ple -,  natural  -,  unstrained  -,  true 
&c.  {exact)  494-  honest  &c.  543  -, 
prima  facie  &c.  {manifest)  525- 
meaning. 

literality;  after  acceptation ;  al- 
lusion &c.  {latency)  526 ;  suggestion 
&c.  {information)  527;  synonym; 
figure  of  speech  &c.  521 ;  accepta- 
tion &c.  {interpretation)  522. 

V.  me^n,  signify,  express;  im-, 
pur-port;  convey,  imply,  breathe, 
indicate,  bespeak,  bear  a  sense; 
tell  -,  speak-  of ;  touch  on ;  point  -, 


517.  [Absence  of  meaning.]  Un< 
meantngness. — N.  unmeaningness 
&c.  adj. ;  scrabble. 

empty  sound,  dead  letter,  %ox  et 
pr (Jeter ea  nihil;  ' '  a  tale  told  by  an 
idiot,  full  of  sound  and  fury,  sig- 
nifying nothing ;"  '  'sounding  brass 
and  a  tinkling  cymbal." 

nonsense,  jargon,  gibberish,  jab- 
ber, mere  words,  hocus-pocus,  fus- 
tian, rant,  bombast,  balderdash, 
palaver,  flummery,  verbiage,  bab- 
ble, havardage,  haragonin,  platitude, 
niaiserie;  inanity ;  rigmarole,  rodo- 
montade; truism;  nngce  canorcB\ 
twaddle,  twattle,  fudge,  trash; 
stuff,  -  and  nonsense;  bosh,  rub- 
bish, moonshine,  wish-wash,  fid- 
dle-faddle; absurdity  &c.  497; 
vagueness  «&c.  ( unintelligibility ) 
519. 

F.  mean  nothing ;  be  -unmean- 
ing &c.  adj. ;  twaddle,  quibble, 
scrabble. 

189    . 


16-519. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (IL)  I. 


allude- to;  drive  at;  involve  &o. 
{bitericy)  536;  declare  <fec.  {affirm) 
535. 

understand  by  &c.  {interpret) 
523. 

Adj.  meaning  &c.  v. ;  expressive, 
suggestive,  allusive ;  signific-ant, 
-ative,  -atory;  pithy;  full  of  -, 
pregnant  with-  meaning. 

declaratory  &c.  535;  intelligible 
<fec.  518;  literal;  synonymous;  tan- 
tamount &c.  {equivalent)  37;  im- 
})lied  &c.  {latent)  526 ;  explicit  &c. 
535. 

Adc.  to  that  effect;  that  is  to 
say  <fcc.  (being  interpreted)  533. 

518.  Intelligibit.ity. — N.  in- 
telligibility;  clearness,  explicitness 
&c.  ad,}.\  lucidity,  perspicuity; 
legibility,  plain  speaking  &c. 
{manifestation)  535;  precision  &c. 
494;  0o)vaPTa  awerotni,  a  WOrd  tO 
the  wise. 

V.  be  -  intelligible  &c.  adj. ; 
speak  -for  itself,  -  volumes ;  tell 
its  own  tale,  lie  on  the  surface. 

render  -intelligible  &c.  adj. ; 
popularize,  simplify,  clear  up ;  elu- 
cidate &c.  {explain)  533. 

understand,  comprehend;  take, 
-in;  catch,  grasp,  follow,  collect, 
master,  make  out;  see  -with  half 
an  eye,  -  daylight,  -  one's  way; 
enter  into  the  ideas  of ;  come  to  an 
understanding. 

Adj.  intelligible;  clear,  -as -day, 
-  noonday;  lucid  ;  per-,  tran-spicu- 
ous;  luminous,  transparent. 

easily  understood,  easy  to  under- 
stand, for  the  million,  intelligible 
to  the  meanest  capacity,  popular- 
ized. 

plain,  distinct,  explicit;  posi- 
tive; definite  &c.  {precise)  A^9A. 

graphic;  expressive  &c.  {mean- 
ing) 516;  illustrative  &c.  {e.vplana- 
ionj)  522. 

un-ambiguous,  -equivocal,  -mis- 
takable  &c.   {manifest)   535,  -con- 


Adj.  unmeaning  ;  meaning-, 
sense-less;  nonsensical;  void  of 
-sense  &c.  516. 

in-,  un-expressive ;  vacant;  not 
-significant  &c.  516;  insignificant. 

trashy,  washy,  trumpery,  trivial, 
fiddle-faddle,  twaddling,  quib- 
bling. 

unmeant,  not  expressed ;  tacit 
&c.  {latent)  526. 

inexpressible,  undefinable,  in- 
communicable. 


519.  TJntntelligibilitt-  —  N. 
unintelligibility,  incomprehensi- 
bility, imperspicuity;  inconceivu- 
bleness,  vagueness  &c.  adj. ;  ob- 
scurity ;  ambiguity  &c.  530 ;  doub.- 
ful  meaning;  uncertainty  &c.  475; 
perplexity  &c.  {confusion)  59;  spi- 
uosity ;  obscurumperobscurius-^  mys- 
tification &c.  {concealment)  538; 
latency  <S:c.  536;  transcendenta- 
lism. 

paradox ;  riddle  &c.  {secret)  533 ; 
dignus  vindice  nodus ;  sealed  book  ; 
steganography,  freemasonry. 

2Jons  asinorum,  asses'  bridge; 
high  Dutch,  Greek,  Hebrew;  jar- 
gon &c.  {unmeaning)  517. 

V.  bo.  -unintelligible  &c.  adj. ; 
require  -explanation  &c.  533 ;  have 
a  doubtful  meaning,  pass  compre- 
hension. 

render  -unintelligible  &c.  ad;j. ; 
conceal  &c.  538;  darken  &c.  431; 
confuse  &c.  {derange)  61;  perplex 
&c.  {bewilder)  475. 

not  -understand  &c.  518;  lose,  - 
the  clue;  miss;  not  know  what  to 
make  of,  be  able  to  make  nothing 
of,  give  it  up;  not  bo  able  to  -ac- 
count for,  -  make  either  head  or 
tail  of;  be  at  sea  &c.  {uncei'tain) 
475;  wonder  &c.  870;  see  through 
a  glass  darkly  &c.  {ignorance)  491. 
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IV.  (II.)  I.  COMMUNICATIOX  OF  IDEAS.  518-523 


fused;  legible,  recognizable;  ob- 
vious &c.  525. 

Adv.  in  plain  -terms,  -  words,  - 
English. 

Fh?'.  he  that  runs  may  read  &c. 
(manifest)  525, 


not  understand  one  another ;  play 
at  cross  purposes  &c.  {misinterpret) 
523. 

Adj.  un-intelligible,  -account- 
able, -decipherable,  -discorerable, 
-knowable,  -fathomable;  in-cog- 
nizable, -explicable,  -scrutablj  ; 
inap-,  incom-prehensible ;  insol-va- 
ble,  -uble ;  impenetrable, 
illegible,  as  Greek  to  one,  unexplained,  paradoxical;  enigma- 
tic, -al;  puzzling. 

obscure,  dark,  muddy,  clear  as  mud,  seen  through  a  mist,  dim, 
nebulous,  shrouded  in  mystery;  undiscernible  «&c.  {invisiUe)  4i7; 
misty  &c.  {opaque)  426;  hidden  &c.  528;  latent  &c.  526. 

indefinita  &c.  {indistinct)  447;  pei*plexed  &c.  {confused)  59; 
undetermined,  vague,  loose,  ambiguous;  mysterious;  mystic,  -al: 
transcendental;  occult,  recondite,  abstruse,  crabbed. 

incon-ceivable,  -ceptible;  searchless;  above-,  beyond-,  past 
comprehension;  beyond  one's  depth;  unconceived. 
inexpressible,  undefinable,  incommunicable. 

520.  [Having  a  double  sense.]  Equivocalness. — N.  equi- 
vocalness  &c.  adj.\  double  -meaning  &c.  516;  ambiguity, 
double  entendre,  pun,  paragram,  calemhour,  quibble,  equivoque, 
anagram;  conundrum  &c.  {riddle)  533;  word-play  &c.  {;u)it) 
842;  homonym,  -y;  amphibo-ly,  -logy;  ambiloquy. 

Sphinx,  Delphic  oracle. 

equivocation  &c.  {dnpUcity)  544;  white  lie,  mental  reser- 
vation &c.  {concealment)  528. 

V.  be  -equivocal  &c.  adf\  have  two -meanings  &c.  516; 
equivocate  &c.  {palter)  544. 

Adj.  equivocal,  ambig-uous,  amphibolous,  homonymous; 
double-tongued  &c.  {lying)  541. 

521.  Metapuok. — N.  figure  of  speech;  fagon  de  parler,  way 
of  speaking,  colloquialism. 

phrase  &c.  566:  figure,  trope,  metaphor,  metonymy,  enal- 
lage,  catachresis,  synecdoche,  autono/nasia;  irony,  figurativeness 
&c.  adj. ;  image,  -ry ;  metalepsis,  type,  anagoge,  simile,  person- 
ification, prosopopoeia,  allegory,  apologue,  parable,  fable ;  allu- 
sion, adumbration;  application. 

V.  employ  -metaphor  &c.  n. ;  personify,  allegorize,  adum- 
brate, shadow  forth,  apply,  allude  to. 

Adj.  metaphorical,  figurative,  catachrestical,  typical,  trala- 
titious,  parabolic,  allegorical,  allusive,  anagogical;  ironical; 
colloquial. 

Ado.  so  to  -speak,  -  say,  -  express  oneself;  as  it  were. 

Phr.   mutato  nomine  de  tefahula  nari'atur. 

522.  Interpketation. — N.  in- I      523.  Misintekpretation. — N. 
t erpretation,   definition;    explau-,  |  mis-interpretation,   -apprehension. 

lUl 


522-524. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (II.)  I. 


-  understanding,  -  acceptation,  - 
construction,  -application ;  cata- 
chresis  ;  cross  -reading,  -  purposes ; 
mistake  &c.  495. 

misrepresentation,  perversion, 
exaggeration  &c.  549 ;  false  -colour- 
ing, -  construction;  abuse  of 
terms;  parody,  travesty;  falsifica- 
tion &c.  {lying)  544. 

V.   mis  -  interpret,    -  apprehend, 

-  understand,  -  conceive,  -  spell, 
-translate,  -construe,  -apply;  mis- 
take &c.  495, 

misrepresent,  pervert ;  garble 
&c.  (falsify)  544;  distort,  detort; 
travesty,  play  upon  words ;  stretch 
-, strain  -,  wrest-  the  -sense,-  mean- 
ing; explain  away;  put  a  -bad,  - 
false-  construction  on ;  give  a  false 
colouring. 

be  -,  play-  at  cross  purposes. 

Adj.  misinterpreted  &c.  v. ;  un- 
translat-ed,  -able. 


explic  -  ation ;  soluti  on,  answer ; 
lationale;  plain  -,  simple-,  strict- 
interpretation;  meaning  &c.  516. 

translation;  rend-ering,  -ition; 
reddition ;  literal  -,  free-  transla- 
tion; key;  secret;  clew  &c.  (indi- 
cation) 550. 

exegesis  ;  ex-pounding,  -position ; 
Hermeneutics;  comment,  -ary;  in- 
ference &c.  (deduction)  480;  illus- 
tration, exemplification ;  gloss,  an- 
notation, scholium^  note;  e-,  di- 
lucidation ;  eclair cissement^  mot  Wen- 
igme. 

symptomat-,  semei-ology;  meto- 
poscopy,  physiognomy;  paleogra- 
phy &c.  (lihilologif)  560. 

accept-ion,  -ation,  -ance:  light, 
reading,  lection,  construction,  ver- 
sion. 

equivalent,  -  meaning  &c.  516; 
synonym ;  para-,  meta-phrase ;  con- 
vertible terms,  apposition ;  diction- 
ary &c.  563 ;  polyglot. 

V.  interpret,  explain,  define, 
construe,  translate,  render;  do - 
turn-  into ;  transfuse  the  sense  of. 

find  out  &c.  480«-  -the  meaning  &c.  516-  of;  read;  spell-, 
make-  out;  decipher,  unravel,  disentangle;  find  the  key  of,  en- 
ucleate, resolve,  solve ;  read  between  the  lines. 

account  for;  find  -,  tell-  the  cause  &c.  153-  of;  throw  -,  shed- 
-light,  -  new  light,  -  a  fresh  light-  upon;  clear  up,  elucidate. 

illustrate,  exemplify;  unfold,  expound,  comment  upon,  anno- 
tate; popularize  &c.  (render  intelligible)  518. 

take  -,  understand  -,  receive  -,  accept-  in  a  particular  sense; 
understand  by,  put  a  construction  on,  be  given  to  understand. 

Adj.  explanatory,  expository ;  explica-tive,  -tory ;  exegetical. 

polyglot;  literal;  para-,  meta-phrastic ;  cosignificative,  synon- 
ymous; equivalent  &c.  27. 

Adv.  m  -explanation  &c.  n. :  that  is  to  say,  id  est.,  videlicet^  to 
wit,  namely,  in  other  words. 

literally,  strictly  speaking;  m  -plain,  -  plainer-  -terms,  -  words, 

English ;  more  simply. 

524.  Interpreter. — N.   interpreter;   ex-positor,  -pounder, 
ponent,  -plainer;  demonstrator. 

scholiast,  commentator,  annotator;  meta-,  para  phrast. 

spokesman,  speaker,  mouthpiece. 

dragoman,  talet  de  place^   cicerone^  showman;   oneirocritic; 
(Edipus;  oracle  &c.  513. 

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iV.    (11  )   IL 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


525—526. 


Section  11.     Modes  of  Communication. 


525.  Manifestation. — K  mani- 
festation; plainness  &c.  (idj.\ 
plain  speakinc^;  expression;  show- 
ing &c.  v. ;  exposition,  demonstra- 
tion ;  exhibition,  production ;  dis- 
play, showing  off;  premonstration. 

indication  &c.  {calling  attention 
to)  457;  publicity  &c.  531;  dis- 
closure &c.  529 ;  openness  &c.  (hon- 
edy)  543,  {artlessness)  703 ;  epanche- 
ment.  • 

V.  make-  render- -manifest  &c. 
adj. ;  bring  -forth,  -  forward,  -  to 
the  front,  -  into  view;  give  notice; 
express;  represent,  set  forth,  ex- 
hibit; show,  -  up;  expose;  pro- 
duce ;  hold  up  -,  expose-  to  view  ; 
set  -,  place  -,  lay-  before  -one,  - 
one's  eyes ;  tell  to  one's  face ;  trot 
out,  put  through  one's  paces,  bring 
to  light,  display,  demonstrate,  un- 
roll ;  lay  open ;  draw  -,  bring-  out ; 
bring  out  in  strong  relief ;  call  -, 
bring-  into  notice;  hold  up  the 
mirror;  wear  one's  heart  upon  his 
sleeve ;  show  one's  -face,  -  colours ; 
manifest  oneself;  speak  out;  make 
no  -mystery,  -  secret-  of;  unfurl 
the  flag;  proclaim  &c.  {publish) 
581. 

indicate  &c.  {direct  attention  to) 
457;  disclose  &c.  529;  elicit  &c. 
480a. 

be  -manifest  &c.  adj. ;  appear 
&c.  (be  visible)  446;  transpire  &c. 
{be  disclosed)  529 ;  speak  for  itself, 
stand  to  reason ;  stare  one  in  the 
face,  rear  its  head ;  give  -token,  - 
sign,  -  indication  of ;  tell  its  own 
tale  &c.  {inteUigiNe)  518. 

Adj.  manifest,  apparent;  salient, 
striking,  demonstrative,  promi- 
nent, in  the  foreground,  notable. 

flagrant;  notorious  «fcc.  {public) 
531;  arrant;  stark  staring;  un- 
shaded, glaring. 

defin-ed,  -itc;  distinct,  conspic- 
17 


526.  Latency. — N.  latency,  in- 
expression  ;  hidden  -,  occult  - 
meaning  ;  occultness,  mystery, 
cabala,  anagoge ;  silence  &c.  {tnci- 
tumity)  585;  concealment  &c.  528; 
more  than  meets  the  -eye,  -  ear; 
Delphic  oracle ;  le  dessous  des  cartes., 
undercurrent. 

allusion,  insinuation,  implica- 
tion ;  innuendo  &c.  527 ;  adumbra- 
tion; "something  rotten  in  the 
state  of  Denmark." 

snake  in  the  grass  &c.  {pitfall) 
667;  secret  &c.  533. 

darkness,  invisibility,  imper- 
ceptibility, 

V.  be  -latent  &c.  adj. ;  lurk, 
smoulder,  underlie,  make  no  sign  ; 
escape  -observation,  -  detection,  - 
recognition  ;  lie  hid  &c.  528. 

laugh  in  one's  sleeve ;  keep  back 
&c.  {conceal)  528. 

involve,  imply,  understand,  al- 
lude to,  infer,  leave  an  inference ; 
whisper  &c.  {conceal)  528. 

Adj.  latent;  lurking  &c.  t\ ; 
secret  &c.  528;  occult;  implied 
&c.  t). ;  dormant. 

un-apparent,  -known,  -seen  &c. 
441 ;  in  the  background ;  invisible 
&c.  447;  indiscoverable,  dark;  im- 
penetrable &c.  {unintelligible)  519; 
un-spied,  -suspected. 

un  -  said,  -  written,  -  published, 
-breathed,  -talked  of,  -told  &c. 
527,  -sung,  -exposed,  -proclaimed, 
-disclosed  &c.  529,  -expressed ;  not 
expressed,  tacit. 

un-developed,  -solved,  -explain- 
ed, -traced,  -discovered  &c.  480«, 
-tracked,  -explored,  -invented. 

indirect,  crooked,  inferential; 
by  -inference,  -  implication ;  impli- 
cit; constructive;  allusive,  covert, 
muffled;  steganographic;  under- 
stood, -hand,  -ground;  concealed 
&c.  528;  delitescent. 

193 


525—528. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (Jl  ^  II. 


Adv.  by  a  side  wind ;  suh  silentioj 


scenes,  -  one's  back ;  on  the  tip  oX 
one's  tongue ;  secretly  &c.  528. 
Phr.  ''thereby  hangs  a  tale." 


U0U3  &c.  (msible)  446;  obvious, 
evident,  unmistakable,  not  to  be 
mistaken,  plain,  clear,  palpable, 
self-evident,  autoptical;  intelligi- 
ble &c.  518;  clear  as  -day,  -  day- 
light, -  noonday ;  plain  as  -a  pike- 
staff, -  the  sun  at  noonday,  -  the 
nose  on  one's  face,  -  way  to  parish 
churcli. 

ostensible;  open,-  as  day;  ^  overt,  patent,  express,  explicit; 
naked,  bare,  literal,  downright,  undisguised,  exoteric. 

unreserved ;  frank,  plain  spoken  &c.  (artless)  703 ;  barefaced. 

manifested  &c.  v. ;  disclosed  &c.  529 ;  capable  of  being  shown, 
producible;  in-,  un-concealable. 

Adv.  manifestly,  openly  &c.  adj. ;  before  one's  eyes,  under 
one's  nose,  to  one's  face,  face  to  face,  above  board,  cartes  siir 
tahle,  on  the  stage,  in  open  court,  in  the  open  streets;  in  market 
overt;  in  the  face  of  -day,  -heaven;  in  -broad  -,  open-  daylight; 
without  reserve ;  at  first  blush,  prima  facie.,  on  the  face  of ;  in 
set  terms. 

Phr.  cela  saute  aux  yeux  ;  he  that  runs  may  read  ;  you  can  see 
it  with  half  an  eye ;  it  needs  no  ghost  to  tell  us;  the  meaning 
lies  on  the  surface ;  cela  va  sans  dire  ;  res  ipsa  loquitur. 


527.  Information. — iVi  infor- 
mation, enlightenment,  acquain- 
tmce,  knowledge  &c.  490;  pub- 
licity &c.  531. 

communication,  intimation;  not- 
ice, -ification  ;  e-,  an-nunciation ; 
announcement  ;  representation, 
round  robin,  presentment. 

case,  estimate,  specification,  re- 
port, advice,  monition;  news  &c. 
532;  return  &c.  (record)  551;  ac- 
count &c.  (description)  594 ;  state- 
ment &c.  (affirmation)  535. 

mention ;  acquainting  &c.  v. ;  in- 
struction &c.  (teaching)  537;  out- 
pouring;  intercommunication,  com- 
municativeness. 

informant,  authority,  teller,  in- 
telligencer, reporter,  exponent, 
mouthpiece;  informer,  eavesdrop- 
per, delator,  detective;  mov chard., 
spy,  newsmonger;  messenger  &c. 
634;  amicus  curi(je. 

valet  de place.,  cicerone, pilot,  guide ; 
guide-,  hand-book;  vad^  mecum ; 
manual;  map,  plan,   chart,  gazet- 


528.  Concealment.  —  N.  con- 
cealment ;  hiding  &c.  v. ;  occulta- 
tion,  mystification. 

seal  of  secrecy ;  screen  &c.  530 ; 
disguise  &c.  530  ;  masquerade; 
masked  battery ;  hiding  place  &c. 
530;  crypt-,  stegan-ography;  free- 
masonry. 

stealth,  -iness;  obreption;  sly- 
ness &c.  (cunning)  702. 

latit-ancy,  -ation;  seclusion  &c. 
893;  privacy,  secrecy,  secretness; 
incognita, 

reticence;  reserve;  mental  -,  re- 
servation ;  arriere  pensee,  suppres- 
sion, evasion,  white  lie,  misprision; 
silence  &c.  (taciturnity)  585 ;  sup- 
pression of  truth  &c.  544;  under- 
hand dealing;  close-,  secrelive- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  mystery. 

latency  &c.  526;  snake  in  the 
grass;  secret  &c.  533. 

V.  conceal,  hide,  secrete,  put 
out  of  sight ;  lock  -,  seal  -,  bottle- 


up 


cover,  screen,  cloak,  veil,  shroud 
194 


IV.  (II.)  II. 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


527—528. 


teer;  itinerary  &c.  {journey)  266. 

hint,  suggestion,  innuendo,  ink- 
ling, wliisper,  passing  word,  word 
in  the  ear,  subaudition,  cue,  by- 
play ;  gesture  &c.  {indication)  550 ; 
gentle  -,  broad-  hint ;  xerhum  sajn- 
enti;  word  to  the  wise;  insinua- 
tion &c.  {latency)  526. 

V.  tell ;  inform,  -  of ;  acquaint, 
-with;  impart,  -  to;  make  ac- 
quainted with,  apprize,  advise, 
enlighten,  awaken. 

let  fall,  mention,  express,  inti- 
mate, represent,  communicate, 
make  known;  publish  &c.  531; 
notify,  signify,  specify,  convey  the 
knowledge  of. 

let  one  -,  have  one  to-  know; 
give  one  to  understand ;  give  no- 
tice; set  -,  lay  -,  put-  before; 
point  out,  put  into  one's  head  ;  put 
one  in  possession  of;  instruct  &c. 
{teach)  537;  direct  the  attention  to 
&c.  457. 

an-nounce,  -nunciate;  report,  - 
pro2:ress ;  bring  -,  send  -,  leave  -, 
write-  word ;  retail,  render  an  ac- 
count; give  an  account  &c.  {de- 
scribe) 591;  state  &c.  {affirm)  535. 

disclose  &c.  529;  show  cause; 
explain  &c.  {interpret)  522. 

hint;  give  an  inkling  of;  give  -, 
drop  -,  throw  out-  a  hint;  insinu- 
ate; allude  -,  make  allusion-  to; 
glance  at;  tip  the  wink  &c.  {indi- 
cate) 550;  suggest,  prompt,  give 
the  cue,  breathe ;  whisper,  -  in  the 
ear. 

give  a  bit  of  one's  mind;  tell 
one  -plainly,  -  once  for  all;  speak 
volumes. 

un-deceive,  -beguile;  set  right, 
correct,  open  the  eyes  of,  disabuse. 

be  -informed  of  &c. ;  know  &c. 
490;  learn  &c.  539;  get  scent  of, 
gather  from ;  awaken  -,  open  one's 
eyes-  to;  become  -alive,  -  awake- 
to;  hear,  overhear,  understand. 

come  to  one's  -ears,  -  knowl- 
edge; reach  one's  errs. 


screen  from  -sight,  -  observation ; 
draw  the  veil ;  draw  -,  close-  the 
curtain;  curtain,  shade,  eclipse, 
throw  a  veil  over ;  be-cloud,  -mask ; 
mask,  disguise;  ensconce,  muffle, 
smother;  whisper. 

keep  -from,  -  back,  -  to  oneself; 
keep  -snug,  -  close,  -  secret,  - 
dark;  bury;  sink,  suppress;  keep 
-from,  -  out  of-  -view,  -  sight; 
keep  in  -,  throw  into-  the  -shade, 

-  background;  stifle,  hush  up, 
smother,  withhold,  reserve;  fence 
with  a  question ;  ignore  &c.  460. 

keep  -a  secret,  -  one's  own  coun- 
sel; hold  one's  tongue  &c.  {silence) 
585 ;  make  no  sign,  not  let  it  go 
further;  not  breathe  a  -word,  -  syl- 
lable- about;  not  let  the  right 
hand  know  what  the  left  is  doing; 
hide  one's  light  under  a  bushel^ 
bury  one's  talent  in  a  napkin. 

keep  -,  leave-  in  -the  dark,  -  ig- 
norance; blind,  -the  eyes;  blind- 
fold, hoodwink,  mystify;  puzzle 
&c.  {render  uncertain)  475;  bam- 
boozle &c.  {deceive)  545. 

be  -concealed  &c.  t). ;  suffer  an 
eclipse;  retire  from  sight,  couch; 
hide  oneself ;  lie -hid,  -  in  ambush, 

-  'perdu.,  -  close ;  seclude  oneself 
&c.  893;  lurk,  sneak,  skulk,  slink, 
prowl;  steal  -into,  -  out  oi",  -  by, 

-  along;  play  at  -bopeep,  -  hide 
and  seek;  hide  in  holes  and  cor- 
ners. 

Adj.  concealed  &c.  «j.  ;  hidden; 
secret,  recondite,  mystic,  cabalis- 
tic, occult,  dark;  cryptic,  -al;  pri- 
vate, privy,  in  petto,  auricular, 
clandestine,  close,  inviolate. 

behind  a  -screen  &c.  530 ;  under 
-cover,  -  an  eclipse;  in  -ambush, 

-  hiding,  -disguise;  in  a  -cloud,  - 
fog,  -  mist,  -  haze,  -  dark  corner; 
in  the  -shade,  -  dark;  clouded, 
wrapt  in  clouds;  invisible  &c.  447; 
buried,  underground,  perdu;  se- 
cluded &c.  893. 

uu-disc3oscd  &c.  520,  -told  &c. 
195 


527-530. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (II.)  IL 


Adj.  informe<l  <fcc.  v, ;  commu- 
nique ;  reported  &c.  ■». ;  published 
&c.  531. 

expressive  &c.  516;  explicit  &c. 
{ojpe^i)  525,  {clear)  518;  plain-sj^o- 
ken  &c.  {artUsa)  703. 

declara-,  cuncupa-,  exposi-toiy; 
^niinciative,  communicat-ive,  -ory. 

/idv.  from  information  received. 

Fhr,  a  little  bird  told  me. 


one's  sleeve, 


527 ;  covert  &c.  (latent)  526 ;  mys- 
terious &c.   {unintelligible)  519. 

irrevealable,  inviolable ;  confi- 
dential; esoteric;  not  to  bespoken 
of. 

obreptitious,  furtive,  stealthy, 
feline ;  skulking  &c.  -y. ;  surrepti' 
tious,  underhand,  hole  and  corner; 
sly  &c.  {cunning)  702;  secretive, 
evasive;  reserved,  reticent,  un- 
communicative, buttoned  up  ; 
close,  -  as  wax ;  taciturn  &c.  585, 

Adv.  secretly  &c.  adj. ;  in  -se- 
-  holes  and  corners ;  in  the  dark 


cret,  -  private 
&c.  adj. 

januis  clausis,  with  closed  doors,  d  liuis  clos;  hugger-mugger, 
d  la  derobee;  under  the  -cloak  of,  -  rose,  -  table;  sub  rosd,  en 
tajnnois,  in  the  background,  aside,  on  the  sly,  with  bated 
breath,  sotto  voce,  in  a  whisper,  without  beat  of  drum,  d  la 
sourdine. 

in-,  in  strict-  confidence;  confidentially  &c.  adj.'.^  between 
-ourselves,  -  you  and  me;  entre  nous,  inter  nos,  in  camera,  under 
the  seal  of  secrecy. 

underhand,  by  stealth,  like  a  thief  in  the  night;  stealthily 
&c.  adj. ;  behind  -the  scenes,  -  the  curtain,  -  one's  back,  -  a 
screen  &c.  530;  incognito. 

Fhr.  it  -must,  -  will- go  no  further;  "tell  it  not  in  Gath," 
nobody  the  wiser. 


529.  Disclosure.  —  JV.  disclo- 
sure; retection;  unveiling  &c.  v.; 
deterration,  revealment,  revela- 
tion ;  expos-ition,  -ure ;  expose ; 
whole  truth;  tell-tale  &c.  {news) 
532. 

acknowledgment,  avowal;  con- 
fession, -al;  shrift. 

bursting  of  a  bubble ;  denouement. 

V.  dis  -  close,  -  cover,  -  mask  ; 
draw  -,  draw  aside  -,  lift  -,  raise 
-,  lift  up  -,  remove  -,  tear-  the 
-veil,  -  curtain  ;  un-mask,  -veil, 
-fold,  -cover,  -seal,  -kennel;  take 
off  -,  break-  the  seal ;  lay  -open,  - 
bare  ;  expose;  open,  -  up;  bare, 
bring  to  light. 

divulge,  reveal,  break,  split;  let 
into  the  secret ;  reveal  the  secrets 
of  the  prison-house;  tell  &c.  (in- 
form)   527;   breathe,   utter,    blab, 


530.  Ambush.  [Means  of  con- 
cealment.]— iV.  hiding-place;  se- 
cret -place,  -  drawer;  reces3, 
hole,  holes  and  corners;  closet, 
crypt,  adytum;  abditory,  oubli- 
ette. 

am -bush,  -buscade;  stalking 
horse;  lurking-hole,  -place;  secret 
path,  back-stairs;  retreat  &c.  {re- 
fuge) 666. 

screen,  cover,  shade,  blinker ; 
veil,  curtain,  blind,  cloak,  cloud. 

mask,  vizor,  visor,  disguise, 
masquerade  dress,  domino. 

pitfall  &c.  {source  of  danger)  667; 
trap  &c.  {snare)  545. 

V.  lie  in  ambush  &c.  {hide  one- 
self) 528;  lie  in  wait  for;  set  a 
trap  for  &c.  (deceive)  545. 

Adv.  aux  aguets. 


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IV.  (II.)  II.  COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  529—531 

peach ;  let  -out,  -  fall,  -  drop,  -  the  cat  out  of  the  bag;  betray; 
tell  tales,  -  out  of  school;  come  out  with;  give  -vent,  -  utter- 
ance- to ;  open  the  lips,  blurt  out,  vent,  whisper  about ;  speak 
out  &c.  {make  manifest)  525 ;  make  public  &c,  531 ;  unriddle  &c. 
(^Jindout)  480«. 

acknowledge,  allow,  concede,  grant,  admit,  own,  confess, 
avow,  throw  off  all  disguise,  turn  inside  out,  make  a  clean 
breast;  show  one's  -hand,  -  cards;  unburden  -,  disburden-  one's 
-mind,  -  conscience,  -^heart;  open  -,  lay  bare  -,  tell  a  piece  of- 
one's  mind ;  unbosom  oneself,  own  to  the  soft  impeachment ;  say 
-,  speak-  the  truth;  turn  King's  {or  Queen's)  evidence. 

raise  -,  drop  -,  lift  -,  remove  -,  throw  off-  the  mask;  expose; 
lay  open;  un-deceive,  -beguile;  disabuse,  set  right,  correct,  open 
the  eyes  of. 

be  -disclosed  &c. ;  transpire,  come  to  light ;  come  in  sight  &c. 
(be  visible)  446;  become  known,  escape  the  lips;  come  -,  ooze  -, 
creep  -,  leak  -,  peep  -,  crop-  out;  show  its  -face,  -  colours;  dis- 
cover «fcc.  itself;  breakthrough  the  clouds,  flash  on  the  mind, 
(^A&illusionner. 

Ad,},  disclosed  &c.  v. 

Int.  out  with  it ! 

Phr.  the  murder  is  out ;  a  light  breaks  in  upon  one ;  the  scales 
Mil  from  one's  eyes ;  the  eyes  are  opened. 

531.  Publication. — N.  publication;  public  -announcement 
&c.  527;  promulgation,  propagation,  proclamation;  circula- 
tion, indiction,  edition ;  hue  and  cry. 

publicity,  notoriety,  currency,  flagrancy,  cry,  bruit;  vox 
populi ;  report  &c.  {neios)  532. 

the  Press,  public  press,  newspaper,  journal,  gazette;  tele- 
graphy; publisher  &c.  x. :  imprint. 

circular,  -  letter ;-  manifesto,  advertisement,  placard,  bill, 
affiche^  broadside,  poster;  notice  &c.  527. 

V.  publish ;  make  -public,  -  known  &c.  {information)  527 ; 
speak-,  talk-  jf;  broach,  utter;  put  forward;  circulate,  pro- 
pagate, promulgate ;  spread,  -  abroad  ;  rumour,  diffuse,  dis- 
seminate, evulgate ;  put  -,  give  -,  send-  forth  ;  emit,  edit,  get 
out;  issue;  bring  -,  lay  -,  drag-  before  the  public;  give  -out, 
-  to  the  world ;  put  -,  bandy  -,  hawk  -,  buzz  -,  whisper  -, 
bruit-  blaze-  about;  drag  into  the  open  day. 

proclaim,  herald,  blazon ;  blaze  -,  noise-  abroad ;  sound  a 
trumpet ;  trumpet  -,  thunder-  forth ;  give  tongue ;  announce 
with  -beat  of  drum,  -  flourish  of  trumpets ;  proclaim  -from  the 
housetops,  -  at  Charing  Cross. 

advertise,  placard;  post,  -up;  afficher^  publish  in  the  Ga- 
zette, send  round  the  crier. 

raise  a  -cry,  -  hue  and  cry,  -  report ;  set  news  afloat. 

be  -published  &c. ;  be  -,  become-  -public  &c.  ad]. ;  come  out; 
go  -,  fly  -,  buzz  -,  blow-  about;  get  -about,  -  abroad,  -  afloat, 

wind ;  find  vent ;  see  the  light ;  go  forth,  take  air,  acquire  cur- 
17*  ,  197 


531-534. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (IL)  II. 


rency,  pass  current ;  go  -the  rounds,  -  the  round  of  the  news- 
papers, -  through  the  length  and  breadth  of  the  land  ;  virum 
tolitare per  ora ;  pass  from  mouth  to  mouth;  siDread;  run-, 
spread-  like  wildfire. 

Adj.  published  &c.  X). ;  current  &c.  {new8)  532 ;  in  circula- 
tion, public;  notorious;  flagrant,  arrant;  open  &c.  525;  trum- 
pet-tongued;  encyclical,  promulgatory ;  exoteric. 

Ad/c.  publicly  &c.  adj. ;  in  open  court,  with  open  doors. 

Int.   Oyez  !  O  yes !  notice  I 

Phr.  notice  is  hereby  given;  this  is  -,  these  are-  to  give 
notice. 


532.  News. — ^iV.  news ;  informa- 
tion &c.  527;  piece  -,  budget-  of 
-news,  -  information ;  intelligence, 
tidings. 


word,  advice,  aviso.,  message  ; 
dis-,  des-patch;  telegram,  com- 
munication, errand,  embassy;  lul- 
letin. 

report,  rumour,  hearsay,  on  dit, 
flying  rumour,  news  stirring,  cry, 
buzz,  hvuit,  fame;  talk,  oui-dire, 
scandal,  eavesdropping;  town - 
table-  talk;  tittle-tattle;  canard., 
topic  of  the  day,  idea  afloat. 

fresh  -,  stirring  -,  old  -,  stale- 
news;  glad  tidings;  old  -,  stale- 
Gtory. 

narrator  &c.  {describe)  594  ; 
news-,  scandal-monger;  tale-bear- 
er, tell-tale,  gossip,  tattler. 

V.  transpire  &c.  (he  disclosed?)  529;  rumour  &c.  {jmhlisJi)  531. 

Adj.  many-tongued;  rumoured;  publicly  -,  currently-  -ru- 
moured, -  reported ;  rife,  current,  floating,  afloat,  going  about, 
in  circulation,  in  everyone's  mouth,  all  over  the  town. 

Adv.  as  the  story  -goes,  -  runs;  as  they  say,  it  is  said. 


533.  Secret. — iV;  secret;  dead 
-,  profound-  secret  ;  arcanum. 
mystery;  latency  &c.  526;  Asian 
mystery;  sealed  book,  secrets  of 
the  prison-house  ;  le  dessous  des 
cartes. 

enigma,  riddle,   puzzle,  nut   to 

crack,  conundrum,  charade,  rebus, 

logogriph  ;     mono  -,    ana  -  gram  ; 

crux  criticorum. 

labyrinth,      Hyrcynian 


Sphinx, 

maze, 
wood. 

problem  &c.  {question)  461 ;  par- 
adox &c.  {difficidty)  704 ;  unintel- 
ligibility  &c.  519;  terra  incognita 
&c.  {ignorance)  491. 

Adj.  secret  &c.  {concealed)  528. 


534.  Messenger. — N.  messenger,  envoy,  emissary,  legate; 
nuncio,  internuncio ;  ambassador  &c.  (dijjlomatist)  758. 

marshal,  flag- bearer,  herald,  crier,  trumpeter,  bellman, 
pursuivant,  2jarlementaire,  apparitor. 

courier,  runner,  dawk,  estafette  ;  Mercury,  Iris,  Ariel. 

commissionaire,  errand-boy. 

mail;  post,  -office;  letter-bag ;  telegraph,  cable,  wire ;  carrier- 
pigeon. 

reporter;  gentleman-,  representative-  of  the  press;  penny- 
a-liner;  special  -,  own-  correspondent;  spy,  scout;  informer 
&c.  527. 

198 


IV.  (II.)  II. 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


535-536. 


535.  Affirmation.  — iV.  aflSrm- 
ance,  -ation ;  statement,  allegation, 
assertion,  predication,  declaration, 
word,  averment. 

asseveration,  adjuration,  swear- 
ing, oath,  affidavit ;  deposition  &c. 
(record)  55 1 ;  avouchment,  assur- 
ance ;  protest,  -ation ;  profession ; 
acknowledgment  &c.  (assent)  488. 

vote,  voice. 

remark,  observation  ;  position 
&c.  (2)ropositio?i)  514;  saying,  dic- 
tum^  sentence,  ipse  dixit. 

emphasis;  dogmatism  &c.  (cer- 
tainty) 474;  dogmatist  &c.  887. 

V.  assert;  make  -an  assertion 
&c.  n. ;  have  one's  say ;  say,  affirm, 
predicate,  declare,  state;  protest, 
profess. 

put  -forth,  -  forward ;  advance, 
allege,  propose,  propound,  enun- 
ciate, broach,  set  forth,  hold  out, 
maintain,  contend,  pronounce,  pre- 
tend. 

depose,  depone,  aver,  avow, 
avouch,  asseverate,  swear;  make  -, 
take  one's-  oath ;  make  -,  swear  -, 
put  in-  an  affidavit  ;  take  one's 
Bible  oath,  kiss  the  book,  vow, 
vitam  impendere  vero ;  swear  till 
-one  is  black  in  the  face,  -  all's 
blue;  be  sw^orn,  call  Heaven  to 
witness;  vouch,  warrant,  certify, 
assure,  swear  by  bell  book  and 
candle. 

swear  by  &c.  (heJieve)  484 ;  insist 
-,  take  one's  stand-  upon  ;  em- 
])hasize,  lay  stress  on  ;  assert 
-roundly,  -  positively;  lay  down,  - 
the  law;  raise  one's  voice,  dogma- 
tize, have  the  last  word;  rap  out; 
-affirm. 


536.  Negation. — N.  ne-,  abne- 
gation ;  denial ;  dis-avowal,  -claim- 
er  ;  abjuration;  contra- diction, 
-vention;  recusation,  protest;  re- 
cusancy &c.  (dissent)  489;  flat  -, 
emphatic-  -contradiction,  -  denial. 

qualification  &c.  469  ;  repudi- 
ation &c.  610 ;  retractation  &c.  607 ; 
confutation  &c.  479;  refusal  &c. 
764;  prohibition  &c.  761. 

V.  deny ;  contra-diet,  -vene ;  con- 
trovert, give  denial  to,  gainsay, 
negative,  shake  the  head. 

disown,  -affirm,  -claim,  -avow; 
recant  &c.  607  ;  revoke  &c.  (ab- 
rogate) 756. 

dispute,  impugn,  traverse,  re- 
but, join  issue  upon  ;  brhig  -,  call- 
in  question  &c.  (doubt)  485. 

deny  -flatly,-  peremptorily,  -  em- 
phatically, -  absolutely,  -  wholly, 
-  entirely ;  give  tlie  lie  to,  belie. 

repudiate  &c.  610;  set  aside, 
ignore  &c.  460 ;  rebut  &c.  (confide) 
479;  qualify  &c.  469;  refuse  &c. 
764. 

Adj.  denying  &c.  d.  ;  denied  &c. 
«?.;  contradictory ;  negative,  -ory; 
recusant  &c.  (dissenting)  489;  at 
issue  upon. 

Adv.  no,  nay,  not,  nowise;  not 
a  -bit,  -  whit,  -  jot ;  not  -at  all,  - 
in  the  least,  -  so;  no  such  thing; 
nothing  of  the  -kind,  -  sort;  quite 
the  contrary,  tout  an  contraire^  far 
from  it ;  tant  s'en  faut  ;  on  no  ac- 
count, in  no  respect ;  by  -no,  -  no 
manner  of-  means;  negatively. 

Plir,  there  never  was  a  greater 
mistake ;  I  know  better ;  non  hcec  in 
foedera.  


repeat;  re-assert, 

announce  &c.  (information)  527;  acknowledge  &c.  (assent)  A.^%\ 
attest  &c.   {evidence)  467;   adjure  &c.  (put  to  one^s  oath)  768. 

Adj.  asserting  &c.  v. ;  declaratory,  predicatory,  pronunciative, 
affirmative,  soi-disant ;  positive;  certain  <Src.  474;  express,  ex- 
plicit &c.  (patent)  525;  absoUile,  emphatic,  flat,  broad,  round, 
pointed,  marked,  distinct,  decided,  confident,  trenchant,  dog- 
matic, definitive,  formal,  solemn,  categorical,  peremptory ;  un- 
retracted :  predicable. 


535-539. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (IL)  II. 


Adi\  affirmatively  &c.  adj. ;  in  the  affirmative. 

v^rith  empliasis,  ex  cathedra,  without  fear  of  contradiction. 

I  must  say,  indeed,  i' faith,  let  me  tell  you,  why,  give  me  leave 
to  say,  marry,  you  may  be  sure,  I'd  have  you  to  know ;  upon  my 
-word,  -  honour;  by  my  troth,  egad,  I  assure  you;  by  -jingo,  - 
Jove,  -  George,  -  &c. ;  troth,  seriously,  sadly;  in  -,  in  sober- 
-sjidness,  -  truth,  -  earnest ;  of  a  truth,  truly,  perdy ;  in  all  con- 
science, upon  oath;  be  assured  &c.  (belief)  484;  yes  &c.  {assent) 
488 ;  I'll  -warrant,  -  warrant  you,  -  engage,  -  answer  for  it,  - 
be  bound,  -  venture  to  say,  -  take  my  oath ;  forsooth,  joking 
apart ;  so  help  me  God ;  not  to  mince  the  matter. 

Phr.  quoth  he ;  dixi. 


537.  Teaching. —  N.  teaching 
&c.  v.;  instruction;  edification; 
education;  tuition;  tutor-,  tutel- 
age; direction,  guidance. 

qualification, preparation ;  train-, 
school-ing  &c.  'o. ;  discipline ;  exer- 
cise, -citation;  drill,  practice. 

persuasion,  proselytism,  propa- 
gandism,  propaganda^  in-doctrina- 
tion,  -culcation,  -oculation. 

explanation  &c.  {interpretation) 
522;  lesson,  lecture,  sermon;  apo- 
logue, parable;  discourse,  prelec- 
tion, preachment. 

exercise,  task  ;  ciirriculwn  ; 
course,  -of  study;  grammar,  three 
R's,  initiation,  A.  B.  C.  &c.  (begia- 
ning)  66. 

elementary-,  primary-,  second- 
ary -,  technical  -,  liberal  -,  clas- 
sical -,  religious  -,  denominational 
-,  moral  -,  secular-  education; 
Ijropsedeutics,  moral  tuition. 

physical  education,  gymnastics, 
calisthenics. 

V.  teach,  instruct,  edify,  school, 
tutor; cram,  prime,  coach;  enlight- 
Lu  &c.  {inform)  527. 

in-culcate,  -doctrinate,  -oculate, 
fuse,   -stil,    -fix,    -graft,    -filtrate; 
im-bue,    -pregnate,   -plant;   graft, 
sow  the  seeds  of,  disseminate. 

give  an  idea  of;  put  -up  to,  -  in 
the  way  of;  set  right. 

sharpen  the  wits,  enlarge  the 
mind;  give  new  ideas,  o])en  the 
eyes,   bring  forward,  "teach  the 


538.  MiSTEACHiNG. — N.  mis- 
teaching,  -information,  -intelli- 
gence, -guidance,  -direction,  -per- 
suasion, -instruction,  -leading  &c. 
v.\  perversion,  false  teaching;  so- 
phistry &c.  477 ;  college  of  Laputa ; 
the  blind  leading  the  blind. 

V.  mis-inform,  -teach,  -direct, 
-guide,  -instruct,  -correct ;  pervert ; 
put  on  a  false  -,  throw  off  the- 
scent;  deceive  &c.  545;  mislead 
&c,  {error)  495;  misrepresent;  lie 
&c.  544 ;  ambiguas  in  T)ulgum  spar- 
gere'Doces,  preach  to  the  wise,  teach 
one's  grandmother  to  suck  eggs. 

render  unintelligible   &c.    519; 

bewilder    &c.     {uncertaintrj)    475; 

mystify  &C.  {conc€(d)  528;  unteach. 

'Adj.  misteachiug  &c.  x. ;  unedi- 

fying. 

Phr.  ])iscem  natare  doces. 

539.  Learning. — N.  learning; 
acquisition  of  -knowledge  &c.  490, 
-skill  &c.  698;  acquirement,  at 
tainment ;  edification,  scholarship, 
erudition  ;  self-instruction  ;  study, 
reading,  perusal;  inquiry  &c.  461. 

ap-,  prenticeship;  pupil-age,  -ari- 
ty;  tutelage,  novitiate,  matricula 
tion, 

docility    &c.    {willingness)    602; 
aptitude  &c.  698. 

V.  learn;  acquire-    gain-,  re- 
ceive -,  take  in  -,  drink  in  -,  im- 
bibe -,  pick  up  -,  gather  ^,  get  -, 
obtain  -,  collect  -,  glean-  -knowl- 
200 


IV.  (II.)  ir. 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


537-542. 


edge,   -  information,    -  learning. 

acquaint  oneself  with,  master; 
make  oneself  -  master  of,  -  ac- 
quainted with ;  grind,  cram ;  get  -, 
coach-  up ;  learn  by  -heart,  -  rote. 

read,  spell,  peruse ;  con  -,  pore 
-,  thumb-  over;  wade  through; 
dip  into;  run  the  eye  -over,  - 
through ;  turn  over  the  leaves. 

study ;  be  -studious  &c.  ad']. ; 
consume  the  midnight  oil,  mind 
one's  book. 

go  to  -school,  -  college,  -  the 
university ;  serve  -an  {or  one's)  ap- 
prenticeship, -  one's  time;  learn 
one's  trade ;  be  -informed  &c.  537 ; 
be  -taught  &c.  537. 

Ad'],  studious;  schol-astic, -arly ; 
teachable ;  docile  &c.  {willing)  602 ; 
apt  &c.  698,  industrious  &c.  683. 

Adx).  at  one's  booths;  in  statu 
pupillari  &c.  {learns^r}  \'A1. 


young  idea  how  to  shoot ;"  improve 
«fcc.  058. 

expound  &c.  {interpret)  533;  lec- 
ture; read  -,  give-  a  -lesson,  -  lec- 
ture, -  sermon,  -  discourse;  hold 
forth,  preach;  sermon-,  moral-ize; 
point  a  moral. 

train,  discipline;  bring  up,  -to; 
educate,  form,  gi'ound,  prepare, 
qualify,  drill,  exercise,  practice, 
habituate,  familiarize  with,  nur- 
ture, dry-nurse,  breed,  rear,  take 
in  hand;  break,  -  in;  tame;  pre- 
instruct ;  initiate ;  inure  &c.  {Jiahi- 
tuate)  613. 

put  to  nurse,  send  to  school. 

direct,  guide;  direct  attention 
to  &c.  {attention)  457 ;  impress  upon 
the  -mind,  -  memory;  beat  into,  - 
the  head ;  convince  &c.  (belief)  484. 

Adj.  teaching  &c.  -y. ;  taught 
&c.  -y. ;  educational;  scholastic, 
academic,  doctrinal;  discipliual; 
instructive,  didactic. 

Phr.  the  schoolmaster  abroad. 

540.  Teacher.  —  JV".  teacher, 
trainer,  instructor,  institutor,  mas- 
ter, tutor,  director,  Corypheus,  dry 
nurse,  coach,  grinder;  governor, 
bear-leader;  governess,  duenna; 
disciplinarian. 

professor,  lecturer,  reader,  pre- 
lector, prolocutor,  preafcher;  pas- 
tor &c.  {clergy)  996 ;  schoolmaster, 
dominie,  usher,  pedagogue,  abece- 
darian; schoolmistress, dame,  mon- 
itor, pupil-teacher. 

expositor  &c.  534;  preceptor, 
guide;  mentor  &c.  {adviser)  095; 
pioneer,  apostle,  missionary,  pro- 
pagandist, moonshee ;  example  &c. 
{model  for  imitation)  33. 

professorship  «fec.  {school)  543. 

tutelage  &c.  {teaching)  537. 

Adj.  professorial. 


542.  School. — N.  school,  academy,  university,  alma  mater^ 
college,  seminary,  Lyceum ;  instit-ute,  -ution ;  palcBHtra.,  gym- 
nasium, class. 

201 


541.  Learner.  — N.  learner, 
scholar,  student,  alumnus^  eleve, 
pupil ;  ap-,  prentice ;  articled  clerk ; 
schoolboy,  beginner,  tyro,  abece- 
darian, alphabetarian. 

recruit,  novice,  neophyte,  inc^p- 
tor,  debutant,  catechamen,  proba- 
tioner ;  undergraduate ;  freshman ; 
junior  -,  senior-soph;  sophister, 
questionist. 

class,  form,  remove;  pupilage 
&c.  {learning)  539. 

disciple,  follower,  apostle,  pro- 
selyte ;  fellow  student,  condisciple. 

Ad,j.  in  statu  pzipillurl,  in  lead- 
in  <r  strinjrs. 


542-544. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (II.)  II. 


day-,  boarding-,  preparatory-,  primary-,  infant-,  dame's 
-,  grammar-,  middle  class  -,  Board  -,  denominational  -,  Na- 
tional -,  British  and  Foreign  -,  collegiate-  school ;  Kindergar- 
ten, nursery,  creche,  reformatory. 

pulpit,  desk,  reading  desk,  ambo,  lecture-room,  theatre, 
amphitheatre,  forum,  stage,  rostrum,  platform,  hustings,  tri- 
bune. 

school-,  horn-,  text- book;  grammar,  primer,  abecedary, 
rudiments,  manual,  xade  mecmn,  Lindley  Murray,  Cocker. 

professor-,  lecture-,  reader-ship;  chair. 

School  Board,  Council  of  Education ;  proxjaganda. 

Adj.   scholastic,  academic,  collegiate;  educational. 

Adv.  ex  cathedra. 


543.  Vekacity.  — N.  veracity ; 
truthfulness,  frankness  &c.  adj. ; 
truth,  sincerity,  candour,  honesty, 
fidelity;  plain  dealing,  'bond  fide%\ 
love  of  truth ;  probity  &c.  939 ;  in- 
genuousness &c.  {artlessness)  703. 

the  truth  the  whole  truth  and 
nothing  but  the  truth ;  honest  -, 
sober-  truth  &c.  {fact)  494 ;  unvar- 
nished tale;  light  of  truth. 

V.  speak  -,  tell-  the  truth ;  speak 
by  the  card;  paint  in  its  -,  show 
oneself  in  one's-  true  colours ;  make 
a  clean  breast  &c.  {disclose)  529; 
speak  one's  mind  &c.  (be  blunt) 
703;  not  -lie  &c.  544,  -  deceive 
&c.  545. 

Adj.  truthful,  true;  vcr-acious, 
-edical ;  scrupulous  &c.  {honourable) 
939;  sincere,  candid,  frank,  open, 
straight  -  forward,  unreserved  ; 
open-,  true-,  simple-hearted;  hon- 
est, trustworthy ;  undissembling 
&o.  (dissemble  &c.  544) ;  guileless, 
pure;  unperjured,  true  blue,  as 
good  as  one's  word;  unaffected, 
unfeigned,  bond  jide\  outspoken, 
ingenuous  &c.  {artless)  703;  un- 
disguised &c.  {real)  494. 

Adv.  truly  &c.  {really)  494;  in 
plain  words  &c.  703;  in  -,  with  -, 
of  a  -,  in  good-  truth ;  as  the  -dial 
to  the  sun,  -needle  to  tlie  pole; 
honour  bright;  troth;  in  good 
-sooth,  -  earnest  ;  unfeignedly, 
with  ro  nonsense,  in  sooth,  sooth 


544.  Falsehood.  —N.  false-hood, 
-ness;  fals-ity,  -ification;  deception 
&c.  545;  untruth  &c.  546;  guile; 
lying  &c.  V. ;  misrepresentation ; 
mendacity,  perjury,  false  swear- 
ing; forgery,  invention,  fabrica- 
tion; subreption,  covin. 

perversion  -,  suppression  -  of 
triith;  suppressio  veri;  perversion, 
distortion,  false  colouring;  exag- 
geration «&c.  549;  prevarication, 
equivocation,  shuffling,  fencing, 
evasion,  fraud ;  suggestlo  falsi  &c. 
{lie)  546 ;  mystification  &c.  {conceal- 
ment) 528;  simulation  &c.  {imita- 
tion) 19;  dis-simulation,  -sembling; 
deceit. 

sham ;  pretence,  pretending,  ma- 
lingering. 

lip  -nomage,  -service;  mouth 
honour:  hoUowness;  mere  -show, 
-outside;  duplicity,  double  deal- 
ing, insincerity,  hypocrisy,  cant, 
humbug;  jesuit-ism,  -ry;  pharisa- 
ism;  Machiavelism,  "organized 
hypocrisy;  "  crocodile  tears,  mealy- 
mouthedness,  quackei'y;  charla- 
tan-ism, -ry;  gammon;  bun-kum, 
-come;  flam,  bam,  flim-flam,  cajo- 
lery, flattery;  Judas  kiss;  perfidy 
&c.  {bad  faith)  940 ;  il  volto  sciolio 
i  p>ensieri  stretti. 

unfairness  <fec.  {dishonesty)  940; 
artfulness  &c.  {cunning)  702;  mis- 
statement &c.  {error)  495. 

V.  be  -false  &c.  adj.,  -  a  liar 
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IV.  JI.)  II.  COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  543-545. 


to  say,  londjide^  inforo  conscientim ; 
without  equivocation;  cartes  sur 
table,  from  the  bottom  of  one's 
lieart ;  by  my  troth  &c.  {afflrmution) 


&c.  648 ;  speak  -falsely  &c.  ado. ; 
tell  -a  lie  &c.  546 ;  lie,  fib ;  lie  like 
a  trooper;  swear  false,   forswear, 
perjure  oneself,  bear  false  witness, 
mis-state,  -quote,  -cite,  -report, 
-represent;  belie,  falsify,  pervert, 
distort;   put  a  false  construction 
upon  &c.  {misinter2y7'et)  523. 
prevaricate,  equivocate,  quibble;  palter,  -to  the  understand- 
ing; repondre  en  Narmand^  trim,  shuffle,  fence,  mince  the  truth, 
beat  about  the  bush,  blow  hot  and  cold,  play  fast  and  loose. 

garble,  gloss  over,  disguise,  give  a  colour  to;  give  -,  put-  a 
-gloss,  -  fnlse  colouring- upon ;  colour,  varnish,  cook,  dress  up, 
embroider;  varnish  right  and  puzzle  wrong:  exaggerate  &c.  549. 
invent,  fabricate;  trump  -,  get-  up;  forge,  hatch,  concoct;  ro- 
mance &c.  {imagine)  515;  cry  ''wolf!" 

dis-semble,  -simulate;  feign,  assume,  put  on,  pretend,  make 
believe;  play  -false,  -  a  double  game;  coquet;  act  -,  play- a 
part;  affect  *fcc.  855;  simulate,  pass  off  for;  counterfeit,  sham, 
make  a  show  of;  malinger;  say  the  grapes  are  sour. 

cant,  play  the  hypocrite,  sham  Abraham,  /aire  pattes  de  velours, 
put  on  the  mask,  clean  the  outside  of  the  platter,  lie  like  a  con- 
juror; hang  out  -,  hold  out  -,  sail  under-  false  colours;  "com- 
mend the  poisoned  chalice  to  the  lips;"  amUguas  in  ^ulgiim 
spargere  voces;  deceive  &c.  545. 

Adj.  false,  deceitful,  mendacious,  unveracious,  fraudulent, 
dishonest;  faith-,  truth-,  troth-less;  un-fair,  -candid;  evasive; 
un-,  disingenuous;  hollow,  insincere,  Parthis  mendacior,  for- 
sworn; covinous. 

canting;  hypocrit-,  Jesuit-,  pharisa-ical ;  tartuffish ;  Machiave- 
lian;  double,  -tongued,  -faced,  -handed,  -minded,  -hearted, 
-dealing;  Janus-faced;  smooth-faced,  -spoken,  -tongued;  plausi- 
ble ;  mealy-mouthed ;  affected  &c.  855. 

coUus-ive,  -oi-y ;  artful  &c.  {cunning)  702 ;  perfidious  &c.  940 ; 
spurious  &c.  {deceptive)  545 ;  untrue  &c.  546 ;  falsified  &c.  i\ 

Adv.  falsely  &c.  adj. ;  d  la  Tartufe^  with  a  double  tongue ; 
slily  &c.  {cunning)  702. 


545.  Deception. — N.  deception;  falseness  t%c.  544;  untruth 
4CC.  546 ;  impos-ition,  -ture ;  fraud,  deceit^  guile ;  fraudulen-ce, 
-cy ;  knavery  &c.  {canning)  702 ;  misrepresentation  &c.  {false- 
hood) 544. 

delusion,  guUeiy;  juggl-ing;  -ery;  sleight  of  hand,  legerde- 
main; presti-giation,  -digitation;  magic  &c.  992;  conjur-ing, 
-ation ;  hocus  pocus,  escamoterie,  jockeyship ;  trickery,  coggery, 
chicanery;  supercherie,,  cozenage,  circumvention,  ingannation, 
collusion;  treachery  &c.  940;  practical  joke,  covin. 

trick,  cheat,  wile,  blind,  feint,  plant,  bubble,  fetch,  catch, 
chicane,   juggle,  reach,  hocus,  bite;  thimble-rig,  card-sharp- 

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545.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (IL)  u. 

ing,  artful  dodge,  swindle;  tricks  upon  travellers;  stratagem 
&c.  {artifice)  702;  theft  &c.  791. 

snare,  trap,  pitfall,  decoy,  giu ;  sprin-ge,  -gle ;  noose,  hook ; 
bait,  decoy-duck,  tub  to  the  whale,  baited  trap,  guet-d-pens\ 
cobweb,  net,  meshes,  toils,  mouse-trap,  bird-lime;  ambush 
&c.  530;  trap-door,  sliding  panel,  false  bottom;  spring-net, 
-gun ;  mask,  -ed  battery ;  mine. 

Cornish  hug ;  wolf  in  sheep's  clothing  &c.  {deceiver)  548 ; 
disguise,  -ment;  false  colours,  masquerade,  mummery,  bor- 
rowed plumes ;  ^yattes  <}e  'oelours. 

mockery  t&c.  {imitation)  19;  copy  &c.  21;  counterfeit,  sham, 
make-believe,  'forgery,  fraud;  lie  &c.  546;  ''  a  mockery  a  de- 
lusion and  a  snare," 

whited -,  painted- sepulchre ;  tinsel,  paste,  false  jewellery, 
scagliola,  paint ;  man  of  straw. 

illusion  &c.  (error)  495;  ignis  fatuus  &c.  423;  mirage  &c. 
443. 

V.  deceive,  take  in;  defraud,  cheat,  jocky,  do,  cozen,  did- 
dle, nab,  chouse,  play  one  false,  bilk,  cully,  jilt,  bite,  pluck, 
swindle,  victimize ;  abuse ;  mystify ;  Ijlind,  one's  eyes ;  blind- 
fold, hoodwink;  throw  dust  into  the  eyes,  "keep  the  word 
of  promise  to  the  ear  and  break  it  to  the  hope." 

impose  -,  practise  -,  play  -,  put  -,  palm  -,  foist-  upon; 
snatch  a  verdict. 

circumvent,  overreach ;  out-reach,  -wit,  -manoeuvre ;  steal  a 
march  upon,  give  the  go-by  to,  leave  in  the  lurch. 

set  -,  lay-  a  -trap,  -  snare-  for;  bait  the  hook,  forelay, 
spread  the  toils,  lime;  decoy,  waylay,  lure,  beguile,  delude, 
inveigle;  tra-,  tre-pan;  kidnap;  let-,  hook-in;  trick;  en-,  in- 
trap,  -snare ;  nick,  springe ;  nousle,  nousel ;  catch,  -  in  a  trap ; 
sniggle,  entangle,  illaqueate,  hocus,  escamoter,  practise  on  one's 
credulity,  dupe,  gull,  hoax,  fool,  befool,  bamboozle;  hum, 
-bug;  gammon,  stuff  up,  sell;  play  a  -trick,  -  practical  joke- 
upon  one;  balk,  trip  up,  throw  a  tub  to  a  whale;  fool  to  the 
top  of  one's  bent,  send  on  a  fool's  errand ;  make  -game,  -  a 
fool,  -  an  April  fool,  -  an  ass-  of;  trifle  with,  cajole,  flatter; 
come  over  &c.  {iiijiuence)  015 ;  gild  the  pill,  make  things 
pleasant,  divert,  put  a  good  face  upon ;  dissemble  &c.  544. 

cog,  -  the  dice;  live  by  one's  wits,  play  at  hide  and  seek; 
obtain  money  under  false  pretences  &c.  {steaV)  791 ;  conjure, 
juggle,  practise  chicanery. 

play  -,  palm  -,  foist  -,  fob-  off. 

lie  &c.  544;  misinform  &c.  538;  mislead  &c.  {error)  495; 
betray  &c.  940. 

Adj.  deceived  «S:c.  <». ;  deceiving  &c.  v.\  cunning  &c.  702; 
prestigi-ous,  -atory;  decept-ive,  -ions;  deceitful;  delus-ive, 
-ory;  illus-ive;  -ory;  elusive,  insidious,  covinous,  ad  captan- 
duni  vulgus. 

untrue  &c.  546;  mock,  sham,  make-believe,  counterfeit, 
pseudo,  spurious,  so-called,  pretended,  feigned,  trumped  up, 

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COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


545-548. 


bogus,  scamped,  fraudulent,  tricky,  factitious,  artificial,  bast- 
ard; surreptitious,  illegitimate,  contraband,  adulterated,  so- 
phisticated; unsound,  rotten  at  the  core;  colourable;  dis- 
guised; meretricious;  tinsel,  pinchbeck;  catchpenny;  Brum- 
magem; simulated  &c.  544. 

Adv.  under  -false  colours,  -  the  garb  of,  -  cover  of ;  over 
the  left. 

Fhr.  fronti  nulla  Jides. 

546.  Untruth. — N.  untruth,  falsehood,  lie,  story,  thing  that 
is  not,  fib,  bounce,  crammer,  taradiddle,  whopper. 

forgery,  fabrication,  invention;  mis-statement,  -representa- 
tion; perversion,  falsification,  gloss,  suggestio  falsi  \  exaggera- 
tion &c.  549. 

invention,  fabrication,  fiction;  fable,  nursery  tale;  romance 
&c.  {imaghiation)  515;  untrue  -,  false  ~,  trumped  up- -story,  ■ 
statement ;  thing  devised  by  the  e»emy  ;  canard  ;    shave,  sell, 
hum,  traveller's  tale,  Canterbury  tale,   cock  and  bull  story, 
clap-trap. 

myth,  moonshine,  bosh,  all  my  eye  and  Betty  Martin,  mare's 
nest,  farce. 

irony;  half  truth,  white  lie,  pious  fraud;  mental  reserva- 
tion &c.  {concealment)  528. 

pretence,  pretext ;  false  -plea  &c.  617 ;  subterfuge,  evasion, 
shift,  shuffle,  make-believe;  sham  &c.  (deception)  545. 

profession,  empty  words;  Judas  kiss  &c.  {hypocrisy)  544; 
disguise  &c.  {mask)  530. 

V.  have  a  false  meaning. 

Adj.  untrue,  false,  trumped  up;  void  of  -,  without-  founda- 
tion; far  from  the  truth,  false  as  dicer's  oaths;  unfounded, 
len,  troDato,  invented,  fabulous,  fabricated,  forged ;  fict-,  fact-, 
supposit-,  surrept-itious ;  e-,  il-lusory  ;  ivomQ.A\  soi-disant  &c. 
{misnamed)  565. 

Phr.  se  nan  e  vera  e  hen  trovato. 


547.  Dupe. — iV.  dupe,  gull,  gud- 
geon, gobemouche,  cull,  cully,  vic- 
tim, pigeon,  April  fool ;  laughing 
stock  &c.  857;  Cyclops,  simple 
Simon,  flat,  greenhorn;  fool  &c. 
501 ;  puppet,  cat's  paw. 

V.  be  -deceived  &c.  545,  -  the 
dupe  of ;  fall  into  a  trap ;  swallow 
-,  nibble  at-  the  bait ;  bite ;  catch 
a  Tartar. 

Adj.  credulous  &c.  486;  mis- 
taken &c.  {error)  495. 


18 


548.  Deceiver.  —  N.  ,  deceiver 
&c.  (deceive  &c.  545);  dissembler, 
hypocrite;  sophist,  Pharisee,  Jes- 
uit, Mawworm,  Pecksniff,  Joseph 
Surface,  Tartufe,  Janus;  serpent, 
snake  in  the  grass,  cockatrice, 
Judas,  wolf  in  sheep's  clothing; 
jilt;  shuflSler. 

liar  &c.  (lie  &c.  544) ;  story-tel- 
ler, perjurer,  false-witness,  menteur 
a  triple  etage,  Scapin. 

impostor,  pretender,  soi-disant^ 
humbug ;  Cagliostro,  Fernam  Men- 
dez  Pinto;  ass  in  lion's  skin  &c. 
{bungler)  701;  actor  &c.  {stage 
player)  599. 

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548-550.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (II.)  ii.  iir. 

quack,  charlatan^  mountebank,  saltinbanco,  saltimbanque,  em- 
piric, quacksalver,  medicaster,  Rosicrucian,  gipsy. 

conjuror,  juggler,  trickster,  prestidigitator,  jockey;  crimp, 
decoy-duck;  rogue,  knave,  cheat;  swindler  &c.  {thief)  792; 
jobber. 

549.  Exaggeration. — N.  exaggeration;  expansion  &c.  194; 
hyperbole,  stretch,  strain,  colouring;  high  colouring,   carica- 
ture, caricatura  ;  extravagance  &c.  {nonsense}  497 ;  Baron  Mun- 
chausen; men  in  buckram,  yarn,   fringe,   embroidery,  travel-  ' 
ler's  tale. 

storm  in  a  teacup;  much  ado  about  nothing  &c.  {over-estima- 
tion) 482;  puffery  &c.  (boasting)  884;  rant&c.  {turgescence)  577. 

•figure  of  speech,  fagon  de  parler ;  stretch  of  -fancy,  -  the 
imagination;  flight  of  fancy  &c.  {imagination)  515. 

false  colouring  &c.  {falsehood)  544;  aggravation  &c.  835. 

V.  exaggerate,  magnify,  pile  up,  aggravate;  amplify  &c. 
{expand)  194;  overestimate  &c.  482;  hyperbolize;  over-charge, 
-state,  -draw,  -lay,  -shoot  the  mark,  -praise;  make  -much,  - 
the  most- of;  strain,  -a  point;  stretch,  -a  point;  go  great 
lengths;  spin  a  long  yarn;  dr^iw -,  shoot  with-  a  long-bow; 
deal  in  the  marvellous. 

out-Herod  Herod,  run  riot,  talk  at  random. 

heighten,  overcolour;  colour  -highly,  -  too  highly;  troder ; 
flourish ;  colour  &c.  {misrejjresent)  644 ;  puff  &c.  {hoast)  884. 

Adj.  exaggerated  &c.  ii. ;  overwrought ;  bombastic  &c.  {mag- 
niloqnent)  577 ;  hyperbolical,  on  stilts ;  fabulous,  extravagant, 
preposterous,  egregious,  outre.,  high-flying. 

Add.  hyperbolically  &c.  adj. 

Section  III.     Means  op  communicating  Ideas. 

V\  Natural  Means. 

550.  Indication. — N.  indication;  symbol-ism,  -ization; 
semeio-logy,  -tics. 

lineament,  feature,  trait.,  characteristic,  diagnostic;  di- 
vining-rod; cloven  hoof  ;  footfall ;  means  of  recognition. 

sign,  symbol;  ind-ex,  -ice,  -icator;  point,  -er;  exponent, 
note,  token,  symptom. 

type,  figure,  emblem,  cipher,  device;  representation  &c, 
654;  epigraph,  motto,  posy. 

gest-ure,  -iculation;  pantomime;  wink,  glance,  leer;  nod, 
shrug,  beck;  touch,  nudge;  dactylo-logy,  -nomy;  freemason- 
ry, telegraphy,  chirology,  by-play,  dumb-show ;  cue ;  hint  &c. 
627;  clue,  clew,  key,  scent. 

signal,  -post;  rocket,  blue  light;  watch-fire,  -tower;  tele- 
graph, semaphore,  flag-staff;  cresset,  fiery  cross;  calumet. 

mark,  line,  stroke,  dash,  score,  stripe,  streak,  scratch,  tick, 
dot,  point,  notch,  nick;  asterisk,  red  letter,  Italics,  sublinea- 

200 


IV    (fl.)  III.  COMxMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  550 

tion,  underlining,  jotting;  print;  impr-int,  -ess,  -ession;  note, 
annotation. 

[For  identification]  badge,  criterion;  counter-check,  -mark, 
-sign,  -foil;  duplicate,  tally;  label,  ticket,  billet,  letter, 
counter,  tessera,^  card,  bill;  witness,  voucher;  stamp;  trade-, 
Hall-  mark;  signature;  address  -,  visiting-  card;  carte  de 
visite;  credentials  &c.  {evidence)  467;  attestation,  handwrit- 
ing, sign-manual;  cipher;  seal,  sigil,  signet;  autograph,  -y; 
paraph,  brand;  superscription;  in-,  en-dorsement ;  title,  head- 
ing, docket ;  mot  -de  passe,  -  du  guet ;  passe-parole  ;  shibbo- 
leth; watch-,  catch-,  pass-word;  open  sesame. 

insignia;  banner,  -et,  -ol;  bandrol;  flag,  colours,  streamer, 
standard,  eagle,  labarum,  oriflamb,  orijiamme ;  figure-head; 
ensign;  pen-non,  -nant,  -dant;  burgee,  blue  Peter,  jack,  an- 
cient, gonfalon,  union-jack ;  tricolor,  stars  and  stripes,  bunt- 
ing. 

heraldry,  crest;  coat  of-  arms;  armorial  bearings,  hatch- 
ment; e-,  scutcheon;  shield,  supporters;  livery,  uniform; 
cockade,  epaulette,  chevron;  garland,  love-knot,  favour, 

[Of  locality]  beacon,  cairn,  post,  staff,  flagstaff,  hand, 
pointer,  vane,  cock,  weathercock;  guide-,  hand-,  finger-,  di- 
recting-, sign-post;  pillars  of  Hercules,  pharos;  land-,  sea- 
mark; lighthouse,  balize;  pole-,  load-,  lode-star;  cynosure, 
guide;  address,  direction,  name;  sign,  -board. 

[Of  the  future]  warning  &c.  668,*  omen  &c.  512;  prefigure- 
ment  &c.  511.  [Of  the  past]  trace,  record  &c.  551.  [Of  dan- 
ger] warning  &c.  668 ;  alarm  &c.  669.  [Of  authority]  sceptre 
&c.  747.  [Of  triumph]  trophy  &c.  733.  [Of  quantity]  gauge 
&c.  466.  [Of  distance]  mile-stone,  -post.  [Of  disgrace  j 
brand,  fool's  cap.  [For  detection]  check,  tell-tale;  test  &c. 
{experiment)  463. 

notification  &c.  {information)  527;  advertisement  &c.  {pid}~ 
licatlon)  531. 

word  of  command,  call;  bugle-,  trumpet-call;  bell,  alarum, 
cry;  battle  -,  rallying-  cry. 

exposition  &c.  {explanatiorC)  522;  proof  &c,  {evidence)  ^^^\ 
oattern  &c.  {pi-ototype)  22. 

V,  indicate;  be  the  -sign  &c.  ??.-  of;  denote,  betoken, 
argue,  testify  &c.  {evidence)  467;  bear  the  -impress  &c.  n.-  of; 
con-note,  -notate. 

represent,  stand  for;  typify  &c.  {prefigure)  511;  symbolize. 

put  -an  indication,  -  a  mark,  -  &c.  n. ;  note,  mark,  stamp, 
earmark;  label,  ticket,  docket;  dot,  spot,  score,  dash,  trace, 
chalk;  print;  im-print,  -press;  engrave,  stereotype. 

make  a  -sign  tSrc.  n. ;  signalize;  give  -,  hang  out-  a  signal; 
beck,  -on;  nod;  wink,  glauce,  leer,  nudge,  shrug,  tip  the 
wink ;  gesticulate ;  raise  -,  hold  up-  the  -finger,  -  hand ;  saw 
the  air,  suit  the  action  to  the  word. 

wave  -,  unfurl  -,  hoist  -,  hang  out-  a  banner  &c.  n. ;  wave 
-the  hand,  -  a  kerchief;  give  the  cue  &c.  {inform)  527;  sho\c 

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INTELLECT. 


IV.  (II.)  III. 


one's  colours ;  give  -,  sound-  an  alarm ;  beat  the  drum,  sound 
the  trumpets,  raise  a  cry. 

sign,  seal,  attest  &c.  {evidence)  467 ;  underline  &c.  (give  im- 
portance to)  642 ;  call  attention  to  &c.  {attention)  457 ;  give  no- 
tice &c.  {infoimi)  527. 

Adj.  indicat-ing  &c.  •«.,  -ive,  -ory;  de-,  con-notative ;  dia- 
critical, representative,  typical,  symbolic,  pantomimic,  pathog- 
nomonic, symptomatic,  characteristic,  demonstrative,  diag- 
nostic, exponential,  emblematic,  armorial;  individual  &c. 
{special)  79. 

known  -,  recognizable-  by;  indicated  &c.  «. ;  pointed, 
marked. 

[Capable  of  being  denoted]  denotable;  indelible. 

Adv,  in  token  of;  symbolically  &c.  adj. ;  in  dumb   show. 

Phi',  ecce  signum  ;  ex  ungue  leonem.,  ex  fede  Herculem, 


551.  Recobd. — N.  trace,  ves- 
tige, relic,  remains;  scar,  cicatrix^ 
foot-step,  -mark,  -print;  track, 
mark,  wake,  trail,  scent,  'piste. 

monument,  hatchment,  slab,  tab- 
let, trophy,  achievement;  obelisk, 
pillar,  column,  monolith;  memo- 
rial ;  memento  &c.  {memory)  505 ; 
testimonial,  medal;  commemora- 
tion &c.  {celebration)  883. 

record,  note,  minute;  regis-ter, 
-try;  loU  &c.  {list)  86;  cartulary, 
diptych,  Domesday  book;  entry, 
memorandum,  indorsement,  in- 
scription, copy,  duplicate,  docket; 
notch  &c.  {marlc)  550;  muniment, 
deed  &c.  {security)  771;  docu- 
ment; deposition,  proces  verbal; 
affidavit ;  certificate  &c. 
467. 

note-, 
commonplace  -  book  ;     portfolio  ; 
pigeon-holes,   excerpta.,   adversaria.^  jottings,  dottings. 

gazette,  -er ;  newspaper,  magazine ;  alman-ac,  -ack ;  calendar, 
ephemeris,  diary,  log,  journal,  day-book,  ledger. 

archive,  scroll,  state-paper,  return,  blue-book ;  statistics  &c. 
86 ;  compte  rendu  ;  Acts  -,  Transactions  -,  Proceedings-  of ;  Han- 
sard's Debates;  chronicle,  annals;  legend;  history,  biography 
«&c.  594. 

registration ;  en-,  in-rolment ;  tabulation 
nature  &c.  (identification)  550 ;  recorder  &c.  553 

V.  record;  put-,  place-  upon  record;  chronicle,  calendar, 
hand  down  to  posterity;  keep  up  the  memory  of  &c.  {remember) 
505 ;  commemorate  &c.  {celebrate)  883 ;  report  &c.  {inform)  527 ; 

208 


552-   [Suppression  of  sign.]  Ob 
LiTERATiON. — N.  obliteration;  era 
sure,  rasure;   cancel,   -lation;  cir- 
cumduction; deletion,  blot;  tabula 
rasa. 

V.  efface,  obliterate,  erase,  rase, 
expunge,  cancel;  blot  -,  take  -, 
rub  -,  scratch  -,  strike  -,  wipe  -, 
wash  -,  sponge-  out ;  wipe  -,  rub- 
off;  wipe  away;  deface,  render 
illegible;  draw  the  pen  through, 
apply  the  sponge. 

be  -effaced  &c. ;  leave  no  -trace 
&c.  550;  "leave  not  a  rack  be- 
hind." 

Adj.  obliterated  &c.  v. ;  out  of 
print;  printless;  leaving  no  trace; 
intestate ;  un-recorded, -registered, 


-written. 
Int.  dele; 


out  with  it  I 


entry,  booking;  sig- 


IV.  (II.)  III.  COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  551—555 

commit  to  -,  reduce  to-  writing;  put  -,  set  down-  in  writing,  - 
in  black  and  white ;  put  -,  jot  -,  take  -,  write  -,  note  -,  set- 
down;  note,  minute,  put  on  paper;  take-,  make-  a  -note,  -  min- 
ute, -  memorandum ;  make  a  return. 

mark  &c.  {indicate)  550 ;  sign  &c.  {attest)  467. 

enter,  book ;  post,  -  up ;  insert,  make  an  entry  of ;  mark  -, 
tick-  off;  register,  enroll,  inscroll;  file  &c.  {store)  636. 

Adv.  on  record. 

553.  Recorder. — JV.  recorder,  notary,  clerk;  regis-trar, 
-trary,  -ter;  prothonotary;  amanuensis,  secretary,  scribe,  re- 
membrencer,  book-keeper,  custos  rotulorum^  Master  of  the 
Rolls. 

annalist;  histori-an,  -ographer;  chronicler,  journalist;  bi- 
ographer &c.  (narrator)  594;  antiquary  &c.  (antiquity)  122\ 
memorialist. 


555.  Misrepresentation.  — N. 
misrepresentation,  distortion,  car- 
imtura,  exaggeration ;  daubing  &c. 
V. ;  bad  likeness,  daub,  sign-paint- 
ing; scratch,  caricature;  anamor- 
phosis. 

V.  misrepresent,  distort,  over- 
draw, exaggerate,  caricature, 
daub. 

Adj.  misrepresented  &c.  v. 


554.  Representation.  — iV.  re- 
present-ation,  -ment ;  imitation  &c. 
19;  illustration,  delineation,  de- 
pictment  ;  imagery,  portraiture, 
iconography;  design,  -ing;  art, 
fine  arts ;  painting  «fcc.  556 ;  sculp- 
ture &c.  557;  engraving  &c.  558; 
photography. 

person-ation,  -ification ;  imper- 
sonation ;  drama  &c.  599. 

picture,.d  rawing,  sketch, 
draught,  draft;  tracing;  copy  &c. 
21 ;  photograph,  daguerreotype. 

image,  likeness,  icon,  portrait;  striking  -,  speaking-  likeness; 
very  image ;  efligy,  fac-simile. 

figure,  -  head;  puppet,  doll,  ^figurine,  aglet,  manikin,  lay- 
figuie,  model,  mammet,  marionnette,  fantoccini^  waxwork,  bust; 
statue,  -tte. 

hieroglyphic,  anaglyph ;  dia-,  mono-gram. 

map,  plan,  chart;  ground  plan,  projection,  elevation;  ichno-, 
carto-graphy ;  atlas;  outline,  scheme;  view  &c.  (painting)  556. 

V.  represent,  delineate;  depict,  -ure;  portray;  take  -,  catch-  a 
likeness  »fcc.  n. ;  hit  off,  photograph,  daguerreotype;  figure;  sha- 
dow-forth, -  out;  adumbrate;  body  forth;  describe  &c.  594; 
trace,  copy;  mould. 

dress  up ;  illustrate,  symbolize. 

paint  &c.  556;  carve  *&c.  557;  engrave  &c.  558. 

person-ate,  -ify;  impersonate;  assume  a  character;  pose  as; 
act;  play  «fec.  (drama)  599;  mimic  &c.  (imitate)  19;  hold  the  mir- 
ror up  to  nature. 

Adj.  represent-ing  &c.  -??.,  -ative;  illustrative;  represented  &c. 
t. ;  imitative,  figurative. 

like  &c.  17;  graphic  &c.  (descriptive)  594. 

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§56—558.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (IL)  in 

556  Painting, — iV.  painting;  depicting;  drawing  &c.  «. ; 
design;  perspective,  sciagraphy;  chiaroscuro  &c.  (ligJit)  4:20'^ 
composition ;  treatment. 

historical  -,  portrait  -,  miniature  -,  landscape  -,  marine  -, 
flower-,  scene-  painting;  scenography. 

school,  style;  the  grand  style,  high  art,  genre,  portraiture; 
ornamental  art  &:c.  847. 

mono-,  poly-chrome;  grisaille. 

pallet,  palette;  easel;  brush,  pencil,  stump;  blacklead,  char- 
coal, crayons,  chalk,  pastel;  paint  &c.  {colouring  matter)  428; 
water-,  body-,  oil-colour;  oils,  oil-paint;  varnish  &c.  356^; 
gouache,  tempera,  distemper,  fresco,  water-glass;  enamel;  en- 
caustic painting;  mosaic;  tapestry. 

photo-,  helio-graphy ;  sun-painting. 

picture,  painting,  piece,  tableau,  canvas;  oil  &c.- painting; 
fresco,  cartoon;  easel  -,  cabinet-  picture;  drawing,  draught, 
draft;  pencil  &e.  -,  watercolour-  drawing;  sketch,  outline; 
study. 

photo-,  helio-graph  ;  daguerreo-,  talbo-,  calo-,  helio-type. 

portrait  &c.  {re]yre.se)itation)  554;  whole  -,  full  -,  half- 
length;  kit-cat,  head;  miniature;  shade,  silhouette ;  profile. 

landscape,  sea-piece;  view,  scene,  prospect;  pan-,  di-orama^ 
still  life. 

picture  gallery ;  studio,  atelier. 

V.  paint,  design,  limn,  draw,  sketch,  pencil,  scratch,  shade, 
stipple,  hatch,  dash  off,  chalk  out,  square  up;  colour,  dead- 
colour,  wash,  varnish ;  draw  in  -pencil  &c.  n. ;  paint  in  -oils 
&c.  n. ;  stencil ;  depict  &c.  (represeiit)  554. 

Adj.  painted  &c.  v. ;  pictorial,  graj>hic,  picturesque. 

pencil,  oil  &c.  n. 

Adv.  in  pencil  &c.  n.  . 

Phr.  fecit,  delineavit. 

557.  Sculpture. — N.  sculpture,  x/isculpture;  carving  &c. 
«. ;  statuary. 

high  -,  low  -,  bas-  relief ;  relievo ;  basso-,  alto-,  mezzo-rilievo  ; 
intaglio,  anaglyph ;  medal,  -lion ;  cameo. 

marble,  bronze,  terracotta;  ceramic  ware,  pottery,  porce- 
lain, china,  earthenware. 

statue  &c.  {image)  554;  cast  &c.  {copy)  21;  glyptotheca. 

V.  sculpture,  cai-ve,  cut,  chisel,  model,  mould;  cast. 

Adj.  sculptured  &c.  v. ;  in  relief,  anaglyptic,  ceroplastic, 
ceramic ;  parian ;  marble  &c.  n. 

558.  Engraving.  —  JSf.  engraving,  chalcography  ;  line  -, 
mezzotint  -  stipple  -,  chalk-  engraving;  dry-point,  bur;  etch- 
ing, aqaatinta;  plate  -,  copper-plate  -,  steel  -,  wood-  engrav- 
ing; xylo-,  ligno-,  glypto»,  cero-,  litho-,  chromolitho-,  photo- 
litho-,  zinco-,  glypho-  -graphy,  -graph. 

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IV.  (II.)  III.  COMML^NICATION  OF  IDEAS.  558-561 

impression,  print,  engraving,  plate;  steel-,  copper-plate; 
etching;  mezzo-,  aqua-,  litho-tint;  cut,  woodcut;  stereo-, 
grapho-,  auto-,  helio-type;  i^liotograxiure. 

graver,  huriii^  etching-point,  style  ;  plate,  stone,  wood- 
block, negative;  die,  punch,  stamp. 

printing ;  plate  -,  copper-plate  -,  anastatic  -,  lithographic- 
printing;  type-printing  &c.  591. 

illustr-,  illumin-ation ;  mgnette^  initial  letter,  cul  de  lampej 
tail-piece. 

V.  engrave,  grave,  stipple,  scrape,  etch ;  bite,  -  in ;  litho- 
graph &c.  n. ;  print. 

Adj.  insculptured ;  engraved  &c.  v. 

Phr.  sculpsit,  imprimit. 

559.  Artist. — N.  artist;  painter,  limner,  drawer,  sketcher, 
designer,  engraver;  draughtsman;  copyist;  enamel-ler,  -list. 

historical  -,  landscape  -,  marine  -,  flower  -,  portrait  -, 
miniature  -,  scene  -,  sign  -,  coach- painter ;  engraver;  Apeiles; 
sculptor,  carver,  chaser,  modeller,  Jiguriste,  statuary ;  Phidias, 
Praxiteles;  Royal  Academician. 


2°.   Conventional  Means. 
1.  Language  generally. 

560.  Language. — N.  language;  phraseology  «fcc.  569; speech 
&c.  582;  tongue,  lingo,  vernacular;  mother  -,  vulgar  -,  na- 
tive- tongue;  household  words;  King's  or  Queen's  English; 
dialect  &c,  563. 

confusion  of  tongues.  Babel,  pasigrajjhie ;  pantomime  &c. 
(signs)  550;  onomatopoeia. 

phil-,  gloss-,  glott-ology;  linguistics,  chrestomathy ;  paleo- 
logy,  -graphy;  comparative  grammar. 

literature,  letters,  polite  literature,  helles  lettres,  muses,  hu- 
manities, Uterm  humaniores^  republic  of  letters,  dead  lan- 
guages, classics ;  genius  of  a  language ;  scholarship  &c.  (JcnowU 
edge)  490. 

linguist  &c.  (scholar)  492. 

V.  express  by  words  &c.  566. 

Adj.  lingu-al,  -istic;  dialectic;  vernacular,  current;  poly- 
glot; literary. 

561.  Letter. — iV.  letter;  character;  hieroglyphic  &c.  (writ- 
ing) 590;  type  &c.  (lyrinting)  591;  capitals;  majus-,  minus-cuke \ 
alphabet,  ABC,  abecedary,  Christ-cross-row. 

consonant,  vowel,  diphthong;  mute,  liquid,  labial,  dental, 
guttural. 

syllable;  mono-,  dis-,  poly-syllable;  affix,  suffix. 

spelling,  orthography;  phonography,  -etic  spelling;  ana-, 
naeta-graramotism. 

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INTELLECT. 


rv,  (IL)  m. 


cipher,  monogi*am,  anagram;  double-  acrostic. 
V.  spelL 

Adj.  literal ;  alphabetical,  abecedarian ;  syllabic ;  uncial  &c. 
{writing)  590. 


562.  Word. — JV.  word,  term, 
vocable;  name  &c.  564;  phrase 
&c.  566;  root,  etymon;  derivative; 
part  of  speech  &c.  (grammar)  567. 

dictionai7,  vocabulary,  lexicon, 
index,  glossary,  thesaui'us,  gradus^ 
delectus^  concordance, 

etymology,  derivation ;  gloss-, 
termin-,  orism-ology  ;  paleology 
4&C.  {pliilology)  560. 

lexicography ;  glossographer  &c. 
{scJiolar)  493. 

Adj.  verbal,  literal;  titular,  no- 
minal. 

[Similarly  derived]  conjugate, 
paronymous ;  derivative. 

Adv.  verbally  &c.  adj. ;  nerbatim 
&c.  {^exactly)  494. 


563.  Neology.  —  N.  neolo-gy, 
-gism ;  new-fangled  expression ; 
barbarism;  archaism,  black  letter, 
monkish  Latin;  corruption;  mis- 
saying,  antiphrasis. 

2mronomasia,  play  upon  words; 
word-play  &c.  \ioit)  842;  douhle- 
entendre  &c.  {amhiguity)  520;  pa- 
lindrome, paragram,  clinch;  abuse 
of  -language,  -  terms. 

dialect,  brogue,  patois,  provin- 
cialism, broken  English,  lingua 
franca ;  Gall-,  Scott-,  Hibern-icism ; 
Americanism ;  Gipsy  lingo,  Bo- 
many,  pigeon  English. 

dog  Latin,  macaronics,  gibber- 
ish; confusion  of  tongues,  Babel; 
jargon. 


colloquialism    &c.     {figure    of 
speech)  521 ;  by -word;  technicality, 
lingo,  slang,  cant,  argot,  St.  Giles's 
Greek,  thieves'  Latin,  peddler's  French,  flash  tongue,  Billings- 
gate, Wall  Street  slang, 
pseudology. 

pseudonym  &c.  {misnomer)  565;  Mr.  So-and-so;  what  d'ye  call 
'em,  what's  his  name;  thingum-my,  -bob;  je  ne  sals  quoi^ 
neologist,  coiner  of  words. 
V,  coin  words. 
Adj.  neologic,  -al;  archaic;  obsolete  &c.  (old:)  124;  colloquiaL 


564.  Nomenclature. — iV.  no- 
menclature ;  naming  &c.  v. ;  nun- 
cupation, nomination,  baptism ; 
orismology;  onomatojjoeia ;  antono- 
m:\sia. 

name;  appella-tlon,  -tive;  de- 
signation; title;  head,  -ing;  de- 
nomination; by-name,  epithet. 

style,  proper  name;  prse-,  ag-, 
cog-nomen;  patronymic,  surname; 
cognomination ;  compellation,  de- 
scription, antonym ;  empty  -title,  - 
name  ;  handle  to  one's  name  ; 
namesake. 


565.  Misnomer. — iV.  misnomer; 
lucus  a  non  lucendo\  Mrs.  Malaprop; 
what  d'ye  call  'em  &c.  {neologism) 
563. 

nickname,  sobriquet,  by-name ; 
assumed  -name,  -title;  alias;  nom 
de   -guerre,  -  plume;  pseudonym, 

-y- 

V.  mis-name,  -call,  -term;  nick- 
name ;  assume  a  name. 

Adj.  misnamed  &c.  «. ;  pseu- 
donymous; soi-disant;  self-called, 
-styled,  -christened;  so-called. 

nameless,  anonymous;  without  a 
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term,     expression,    noun  ;     by- 


-,  having  no-  name;  innominate^ 
unnamed. 

Adv.  in  no  sense. 


word ;  convertible  terms  &c.  523 
technical  term ;  cant  &c.  563. 

V,   name,    call,    term,    denomi- 
nate, designate,  style,  entitle,  clepe, 

dub,  christen,  baptize,  characterize,  specify,  define,  distinguish 
by  the  name  of;  label  &c.  (mark)  550. 

be  -called  &c.  v. ;  take  -,  bear  -,  go  (or  be  known)  by  -,  go 
{or  pass)  under  -,  rejoice  in-  the  name  of. 

Adj.  named  &c.  v. ;  hight,  yclept,  known  as ;  what  one  may 
-well,  -  fairly,  -  properly,  •-  fitly-  call. 

nuncupa-tory,  -tive ;  cognominal,  titular,  nominal ;  orismologi- 
cal. 

566.  Pbtrase. — iV.  phrase,  expression,  set  phrase;  sentence, 
paragraph ;  figure  of  speech  &c.  521 ;  idi-om,  -otism ;  turn  of 
expression. 

paraphrase  &c.  (synonym)  522 ;  periphrase  &c.  (circumlocution) 
573;  motto  &c.  (x)roverh)  496. 

phraseology  &c.  569. 

V.  express,  phrase;  word,  -  it;  give  -words,  -  expression 
-to ;  arrange  in  -,  clothe  in  -,  put  into  -,  express  by-  words ; 
couch  in  terms;  find  words  to  express;  speak  by  the  card. 

Adj.  expressed  &c.  v. ;  idiomatic. 

Adv.  in  -round,  -  set,  -  good  set-  terms;  in  set  phrases. 


567.  Grammar.  — N.  grammar, 
accidence,  syntax,  2yraxis,  punctu- 
ation ;  parts  of  speech ;  inflexion, 
declension,  conjugation  ;  jus  .et 
norma  loquendi\  Lindley  Murray 
&c.  (school-looh)  542 ;  correct  style ; 
philology  &c.  (language)  560. 
V.  parse,  punctuate. 


568.  Solecism. — N.  solecism; 
bad  -,  false  -,  faulty-  grammar; 
slip  of  the  -pen,  -  tongue ;  lapsus 
linguw;  slipslop;  bull. 

V.  use  -bad,  -  faulty-  grammar; 
solecize,  commit  a  solecism ;  mur- 
der the  -king's,  -  queen's-  English ; 
break  Priscian's  head. 

Adj.  ungrammatical;  in-correct, 
-accurate;  faulty. 

569.  Style. — iV".  style,  diction,  phraseology,  wording;  man- 
ner, strain ;  composition ;  mode  of  expression,  choice  of  words, 
literary  power,  ready  pen,  pen  of  a  ready  writer;  command  of 
language  &c.  (eloquence)  582 ;  authorship ;  la  morgue  litteriare. 

V.  express  by  words  &c.  566 ;  write. 


Various  Qualities  of  Style. 


570.  Perspicuity. — N.  perspi- 
cuity &c.  (intelligiMlity)  518 ;  plain 
speaking  &c.  (manifestation)  525; 
defin-iteness,  -ition;  exactness  &c. 
494. 

Adj.  lucid  &c.  (intelligible)  518; 


571.  Obscurity. — N.  obscurity 
&c.  (unintelligiUlity)  519;  involu- 
tion; hard  words;  ambiguity  &c. 
520;  vagueness  &c.  475,  inexact- 
ness &c.  495 ;  what  d'ye  call  'em 
&c.  (neologimn)  563. 

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INTELL.ECT. 


IV.  (II.)  III. 


Adj.  obscure  &c.  n. ;  crabbed, 
involved,  confused. 

573.  DiFFusENESs. — N.  diifuse- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  amplification  &c.  10. ; 
dilating  &c.  t. ;  verbosity,  verbiage^ 
cloud  of  words,  copia  verborum\ 
flow  of  words  &c.  (loquacity)  584. 

poly-,  tauto-,  batto-,  perisso 
logy;  pleonasm,  exuberance,  re- 
dundance; thrice-told  tale;  pro- 
lixity ;  circumlocution,  ambages  ; 
Dcriphra-se,  -sis;  roundabout 
phrases;  episode;  expletive;  pen- 
ny-a-lining;  richness  &c.  577. 

V.  be  -diffuse  &c.  ad,j. ;  run  out 
on,  descant,  expatiate,  enlarge, 
dilate,  amplify,  expand,  inflate; 
launch-,  branch-  out;  rant. 

maunder,  prose;  harp  upon  &c. 
(repeat)  104;  dwell  on,  insist  upon. 

digress,  ramble,  hattre  la  cam- 
pagne,  beat  about  the  bush,  pero- 
rate, spin  a  long  yarn,  protract; 
spin  -,  swell  -,  draw-  out. 

Adj.  dif-,  pro-fuse;  wordy,  ver- 
bose, largiloquent,  copious,  exu- 
berant, pleonastic,  lengthy;  long, 
-some,  -winded,  -spun,  -drawn  out; 
spun  out,  protracted,  prolix,  pros- 
ing, maundering;  circumlocutory, 
periphrastic,  ambagious,  roundabout;  digressive;  dis-,  ex-cur- 
sive; rambling,  episodic;  flatulent,  frothy. 

Adv.    diffusely  &c.  adj.\   at  large,   in  extenso\  about  it  and 
about  it. 


explicit  &c.  (manifest)  525;  exact 
&c.  494. 

572.  Conciseness. — N.  concise- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  brevity,  ' '  the  soul 
of  wit,"  laconism;  Tacitus;  ellip- 
sis ;  syncope ;  abridgment  &c.  (short- 
ening) 201;  compression  &c.  195; 
epitome  &c.  596 ;  monostich. 

V.  be  -concise  &c.  adj. ;  con- 
dense &c.  195;  abridge  &c.  201; 
abstract  &c.  596  ;  come  to  the 
point. 

Adj.  concise,  brief,  short,  terse, 
close;  to  the  point,  exact;  neat; 
compact  ;  laconic,  curt,  pithy, 
trenchant,  summary  ;  pregnant  ; 
compendious  &c.  ( compendium ) 
596;  succinct;  elliptical,  epigram- 
matic, quaint,  crisp. 

Adv.  concisely  &c.  adj. ;  briefly, 
summarily ;  in  -brief,  -  short,  -  a 
word,  -few  words;  for  shortness 
sake;  to  -come  to  the  point,  - 
make  a  long  story  short,  -  cut  the 
matter  short,  -  be  brief;  it  comes 
to  this,  the  long  and  the  short  of 
it  is. 


574.  Vigour. — N.  vigour,  pow- 
er, force;  boldness,  raciness  &c. 
adj. ;  spirit,  point,  antithesis,  pi- 
quancy; verve^  glow,  warmth; 
"  thoughts  that  breathe  and  words 
that  burn ; "  strong  language ; 
gravity,  sententiousncss ;  eleva- 
tion, loftiness,  sublimity. 

eloquence;  command  of -words, 

language. 

Adj.  vigorous,  nervous,  power- 
ful, forcible,  trenchant,  incisive, 
impressive ;  sensational. 

Bpirited,  lively,  glowing,  spark- 


575.  Feebleness.  —  N.  feeble- 
ness &c.  adj. 

Ad/j.  feeble,  bald,  tame,  meagre, 
jejune,  vapid,  trashy,  cold,  frigid, 
poor,  dull,  dry,  languid  ;  pros-ing, 
-y,  -aic;  unvaried,  monotonous, 
weak,  washy,  wishy  -  washy  ; 
sketchy,  slight;  careless,  loose, 
lax;  slip -shod,  -slop;  inexact; 
puerile,  childish ;  flatulent ;  ramb- 
ling &c.  (diffuse)  573. 


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574—579. 


ling,  racy,  bold,  slashing ;  pungent,  piquant^  full  of  point,  point- 
ed, pithy,  antithetical;  sententious. 

lofty,  elevated,  sublime;  eloquent;  vehement,  petulant,  im- 
passioned; poetic. 

Adv.  in  -glowing,  -  good  set,  -  no  measured-  terms. 


577.  Ornament. — N.  ornament; 
floridness  <fcc.  adj . ;  turg-idity, 
-escence;  altiloqueuce  &c.  adj.\ 
declamation,  teratology;  well- 
rounded  periods;  elegance  &c. 
578. 

inversion,  antithesis,  allitera- 
tion, paronomasia  ;  figurativeness 
&c-  {metaphor)  521. 

...jurish;  flowers  of  -speech,  - 
rhetoric;  euph-uism,  -emism. 

big-,  high-sounding  words ;  ma- 
crology,  sesquijyedalia  verla,  Alex- 
andrine ;  inflation,  pretension  ; 
rant,  bombast,  fustian,  prose  run 
mad ;  fine  writing ;  Minerva  press, 
phrasemonger;  euph-uist,-emist. 
F.  ornament,  overlay  with  or- 
nament, overcharge;  smell  of  the 
lamp. 

Adj.  ornamented  &c.  t.  ;  beautified  &c.  847 ;  ornate,  florid, 
rich,  flowery ;  euph-uistic,  -emistic ;  sonorous ;  high-  big-sound- 
ing; inflated,  swelling,  tumid;  turg-id,  -escent;  pedantic,  pomp- 
ous, stilted;  high-flown,  -flowing;  sententious,  rhetorical,  de- 
clamatory ;  grandiose ;  grand-,  magn-,  alt-iloquent ;  sesquipedal, 
-ian;  Johnsonian,  mouthy;  bombastic;  fustian;  frothy,  flashy, 
flaming. 

antithetical,  alliterative ;  flgurative  &c.  521 ;  artificial  &c.  (iV 
elegant)  579. 
Adv.  orerotundo. 


576.  Plainness. — JSf.  plainness 
kc.  adj. ;  simplicity,  severity;  plain 
-terms,  -  English ;  Saxon  English ; 
household  words. 

V.  call  a  spade  "a  spade;" 
plunge  in  medias  res  ;  come  to  the 
point. 

Adj.  plain,  simple;  un-orna- 
mented,  -adorned,  -varnished; 
home-ly,  -spun;  neat;  severe, 
chaste,  pure,  Saxon. 

dry,  unvaried,  monotonous  &c. 
575. 

^dv.  in  plain  -terms,  -  words,  - 
English,  -  common  parlance ;  point 
blank. 


578.  Elegance. — iV.  elegance, 
purity,  grace,  ease;  gracefulness, 
readiness  &c.  adj. ;  concinnity, 
euphony,  numerosity. 

well  rounded  -,  well  turned  -, 
flowing-  periods;  the  right  word 
in  the  right  place ;  antithesis  &c, 
577. 

purist. 

V.  point  an  antithesis,  round  a 
period. 

Adj.  elegant,  polished^  classical, 


579.  IjTELEGANCE.  —  Jsf.  inele- 
gance ;  stiffness  «fcc.  adj. ;  unletter- 
ed Muse;  barbarism;  slang  &c. 
563 ;  solecism  &c.  568 ;  mannerism 
&c.  {ajlfectation)  855;  euphuism; 
fustian  &c.  577 ;  cacophony ;  words 
that  -break  the  teeth,  -  dislocate 
the  jaw. 

V.  be  -inelegant  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  inelegant,  graceless,  un- 
graceful; harsh,  abrupt;  dry,  stiff, 
cramped,  formal,  guinde ;  forced, 
215 


578-583. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (II.)  iir. 


Attic,  correct,  Ciceronian,  artistic ; 
chaste,  pure,  Saxon,  academical. 

graceful,  easy,  readable,  fluent, 
flowing,  tripping;  unaffected,  nat- 
ural, unlaboured  ;  mellifluous; 
euph  -  onions,  -emistic  ;  numerose, 
rhythmical. 

felicitous,  happy,  neat ;  well  -, 
neatly-  -put,  -  expressed. 

3.  Spoken 

580.  Voice. — N.  voice;  vocality; 
organ,  lungs,  bellows ;  good  -,  fine 
-,  powerful  &c.  {loud)  404  -,  mu- 
sical &c.  413-  voice;  intonation; 
tone  &c.  {sound)  402-  of  voice, 

vocalization ;  cry  &c.  411 ;  strain, 
utterance,  prolation  ;  exclam -, 
ejacul-,  vocif er-ation ;  enunci-,  arti- 
cul-ation;  articulate  sound,  dis- 
tinctness ;  clearness,  -  of  articula- 
tion; stage  whisper;  delivery. 

accent,  -nation ;  emphasis,  stress ; 
broad  -,  strong  -,  pure  -,  native  -, 
foreign-  accent ;  pronunciation. 

[  Word  similarly  pronounced  ] 
homonym. 

orthoepy ;  euphony  &c.  {mdody) 
413. 

gastri-,  ventri-loquism ;  ventri- 
loquist; polyphpn-ism,  -ist. 

[Science  of  voice]  Phonology  &c. 
{sound)  402. 

V.  utter,  breathe;  give  -utter- 
ance, -  tongue ;  cry  &c.  {shout)  411 ; 
ejaculate,  rap  out;  vocalize,  pro- 
late, articulate,  enunciate,  pro- 
nounce, accentuate,  aspirate,  de- 
liver, mouth ;  whisper  in  tjie  ear. 

Adj.  vocal,  phonetic,  oral;  ejac- 
ulatory,  articulate,  distinct,  ster- 
torous ;  euphonious  &c.  {melodious) 
413.  

582.  Speech. — K.  speech,  fac- 
ulty of  speech ;  locution,  talk,  par- 
lance, verbal  intercourse,  prola- 
tion, oral  communication,  word  of 
mouth,  parole^  palaver,  prattle; 
effusion. 


laboured  ;  artificial,  mannered, 
ponderous;  turgid  &c.  577;  affect- 
ed, euphuistic;  barbarous,  uncouth, 
grotesque,  rude,  crude,  halting; 
offensive  to  ears  polite. 


Language. 

581.  Aphony. — N.  aphony,  axilio- 
nia;  dumbness  &c.  adj. ;  obmutes- 
cence ;  absence  -,  want-  of  voice ; 
dyspliony  ;  silence  &c.  {taciturnity) 
585 ;  raucity ;  liarsh  &c.  410  -,  un- 
musical &c.  414-  voice;  falsetto^ 
"childish  treble;"  mute,  dummy. 

V.  keep  silence  &c.  585;  speak 
-low,  -  softly;  whisper  &c.  {faint- 
ness)  405. 

silence;  render  -miite,  -  silent; 
muzzle,  muflle,  suppress,  smother, 
gag,  strike  dumb,  dumfouuder; 
drown  the  voice,  put  to  silence, 
stop  one's  mouth,  cut  one  short. 

stick  in  the  throat. 

Adj.  aphonous,  dumb,  mute  ; 
deaf-  mute,  -  and  dumb;  mum; 
tongue  -  tied  ;  breath  -,  tongue  -, 
voice-,  speech-,  word-less;  mute 
as  a  -fish,  -  stockfish,  -  mackerel; 
silent  &c.  {taciturn)  585 ;  muzzled ; 
in-articulate,  -audible. 

croaking,  raucous,  hoarse, 
husky,  dry,  hollow,  sepulchral, 
hoarse  as  a  raven. 

Adv.  with  -bated  breath,  -  the 
finger  on  the  lips ;  sotto  voce  ;  in  a 
-low  tone,  -  cracked  voice,  -  brok- 
en voice. 

Fhr,  vox  fauces  Jicesit. 


583.  [Imperfect  speech.]  Stam- 
MEiiiNG.  —  N.  inarticulateness  ; 
stammering  &c.  v. ;  hesitation  &c. 
v.\  impediment  in  one's  speech; 
titubancy,  traulism;  whisper  &c. 
{faint  sound)  405;  lisp,  drawl, 
210 


IV.  (II.)  Ill 


COMMUNICATIOX  OF  IDEAS. 


582—585. 


oration,  recitation,  delivery,  say, 
speech,  lecture,  harangue,  ser- 
mon, tirade,  formal  speech,  pero- 
ration; speechifying;  soliloquy  &c. 
589 ;  allocution  &c.  586 ;  interlocu- 
tion «fcc.  588. 

oratory  ;  elo-cution,  -quence  ; 
rhetoric,  declamation  ;  grandi-, 
multi-loquence ;  burst  of  eloquence ; 
facundity;  flow  -,  command-  of 
-words,  -language;  copiaverborum; 
power  of  speech,  gift  of  the  gab ; 
uHus  loquendi. 

speaker  &c. «?. ;  spokesman ;  pro-, 
inter-locutor  ;  mouthpiece,  Her- 
mes; ora-tor,  -trix,  -tress;  Demos- 
thenes, Cicero;  rhetorician;  stump 
-,  platform- orator;  speechmaker, 
patterer,  improvisatore. 

V.  speak, -of;  say,  utter,  pro- 
nounce, deliver,  give  utterance  to; 
utter  -,  pour-  forth ;  breathe,  let 
fall,  come  out  with;  rap-,  blurt- 
out;  have  on  one's  lips;  have  at 
the  -end,  -  tip-  of  one's  tongue. 

break  silence ;  open  one's  -lips, 
voice ;  give  -,  wag  the 


tardiloquence ;  nasal  -tone,  -  ac- 
cent ;  twang ;  falsetto  &c.  (want  of 
voice)  581 ;  broken  -voice,  -  ac- 
cents, -  sentences. 

brogue  &c.  563;  slip  of  the 
tongue,  la])sus  lingiim. 

V.  stammer,  stutter,  hesitate, 
falter,  hammer;  balbu-tiate,  -ci- 
nate ;  haw,  hum  and  haw,  be  una- 
ble to  put  two  words  together. 

mumble,  mutter  ;  maund,  -er; 
whisper  &c.  405;  mince,  lisp;  jabr 
ber,  gibber;  sp-,  spl-utter;  muffle, 
mump  ;  drawl,  mouth;  croak  ; 
speak  -thick,  -  through  the  nose; 
snuffle,  clip  one's  words;  murder 
the  -language,  -  King's  (or  Queen's) 
English;  mis-pronounce,  -say. 

Adj.  stammering  &c.  v. ;  inartic- 
ulate, guttural,  nasal;  tremulous. 
•  '  Adv.  sotto  voce  &c.  (faintly)  405, 


mouth ;  lift  -,  raise-  one's 
tongue; "talk,  outspeak;  put  in  a  w^ord 


or  two. 

hold  forth ;  make  -,  deliver-  -a  speech  &c.  n. ;  speechify, 
harangue,  declaim,  stump,  flourish,  spout,  rant,  recite,  lecture, 
sermonize,  discourse,  be  on  one's  legs ;  have  -,  say-  one's  say ; 
expatiate  &c.  (speah  at  length)  573 ;  speak  one's  mind. 

soliloquize  &c.  589 :  tell  &c.  (inform)  537 ;  speak  to  &c.  586 ; 
talk  together  &c.  588. 

be  -eloquent  &c.  adj. ;  have  -a  tongue  in  one's  head,  -  the  gift 
of  the  gab  &c.  n. 

pass  -,  escape-  one's  lips;  fall  from  the  -lips,  -  mouth. 

Adj.  speaking  &c.,  spoken  &c.  v. ;  oral,  lingual,  phonetic,  not 
written,  unwritten,  outspoken;  elo-qu^t,  -cutionary;  orat-, 
rhet-orical;  declamatory;  grandiloquent  &c.  577 ;  talkative  &c. 
584. 

Adv.  orally  &c.  adj. ;  by  word  of  mouth,  viva  voce,  from  the 
lips  of. 

Phr.  quoth  -,  said-  he,  &c. 


584.  Loquacity. — N.  loquac-ity, 
-iousness ;  talkativeness  &c.  adj. ; 
garrulity  ;  multiloquence,  much 
speaking. 

jaw;  gab,  -ble;  jabber,  chatter; 
19 


585.  Taciturnity. — JV.  silence, 
muteness,  obmutescence ;  taciturn, 
ity,  pauciloquy,  costiveness,  curt- 
ness;  reserve,  reticence  &c.  (con- 
cealment) 528. 

217 


581-589. 


INTELLECT. 


IV.  (11.)  HI. 


])rate,  prattle,  cackle,  clack ;  twad- 
tlle,  t wattle,  rattle;  caquet,  -terie ; 
l)labber,  havardage,  bibble-babble, 
gibble-gabble;  Smalltalk  &c.  (con- 
verse) 588. 

fluency,  flippancy,  volubility, 
flowing  tongue;  flow,  -of  words; 
Jlax  de  -bouche^  -  mots  ;  copia  vei'ho- 
rmn,  cacoethes  loqueiuli ;  verbosity 
&c.  {diffuseness)  578;  gift  of  the 
gab  &c.  {eloquence)  582. 

talker ;  chatter-er,  -box ;  babbler 
&c.  «. ;  rattle ;  ranter ;  sermonizer, 
proser,  driveller;  gossip  &c.  {con- 
verse)  588;  magpie,  jay,  parrot, 
poll,  Babel ;  moulin  d  paroles. 

V.  be  -loquacious  &c.  adj. ;  talk 
glibly,  pour  forth,  patter;  prate, 
palaver,  prose,  chatter,  prattle, 
clack,  jabber,  jaw;  rattle,  -  on; 
twaddle,  twattle;  babble,  gabble; 
out-talk;  talk  oneself  -out  of 
breath,  -  hoarse;  expatiate  &c. 
(speak  at  length)  573;  gossip  «&c. 
{converse)  588 ;  din  in  the  ears  &c. 
{repeat)  104;  talk  -at  random,  - 
nonsense  &c.  497 ;  be  hoarse  with  talking. 

Adj.  loquacious,  talkative,  garrulous,  linguacious,  multilo- 
quous;  largiloquent ;  chattering  &c.  v. ;  chatty  &c.  {sociable)  892; 
declamatory  &c.  582 ;  open-mouthed. 

fluent,  voluble,  glib,  flippant;  long-tongued,  -winded  &c. 
{diffuse)  573. 

Adv.  trippingly  on  the  tongue;  glibly  &c.  adj. ;  off  the  reel. 

Phr.  the  tongue  running  -fast,  -  loose,  -  on  wheels. 


man  of  few  words. 

V.  be  -silent  &c.  adj. ;  keep  si- 
lence ;  hold  one's  -tongue,  -  peace, 
-jaw;  not  speak  &c.  582;  say 
nothing ;  seal  -,  close  -,  put  a  pad- 
lock on-  the  -lips,  -  mouth;  put  a 
bridle  on  one's  tongue ;  keep  one's 
tongue  between  one's  teeth ;  make 
no  sign,  not  let  a  word  escape  one ; 
keep  a  secret  &c.  528 ;  not  have  a 
word  to  say ;  lay  -,  place-  the  fin- 
ger on  the  lips;  render  mute  &c. 
581. 

stick  in  one's  throat. 

Adj.  silent,  mute,  mum;  silent 
as  -  a  post,  -  a  stone,  -  the  grave 
&c.  {still)  403;  dumb  &c.  581. 

taciturn,  sparing  of  words ;  close, 
-  tongued ;  costive,  inconversable, 
curt;  reserved;  r«ticent  &c.  {con- 
cealing) 528. 

Int.  tush  !  silence !  mum !  hush  1 
chut!  hist!  tut! 


587. 
4G2. 


Response  &c.,  see  Answer 


586.  Allocution. — N.  allocu- 
tio:n,  alloquy,  address ;  speech  &c. 
682  ;  apostrophe,  interpellation, 
appeal,  invocation,  salutation  ; 
word  in  the  ear. 

[Feigned  dialogue]  dialogism. 

platform  &c.  542;  audience  &c.  {interview)  5^ 

V.  speak  to,  address,   accost,  make  up  to,  apostrophize,  ap- 
peal to,  invoke ;  hail,  salute ;  call  to,  halloo. 

take  -aside,  -  by  the  button ;  talk  to  in  private. 

lecture  &c.  {make  a  speech)  582. 

Int.  soho!  halloo!  hey!  hist  I 


588.  Interlocution. — N.  inter- 
locution ;     collocution,    colloquy, 


589.  Soliloquy. — N.    soliloquy, 
monologue,  apostrophe. 
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IV.  (II.)  III. 


COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS. 


588-591. 


converse,  conversation,  conf abula-         V.  soliloquize ;  say  -,  talk-  to 
tiou,  talk,  discourse,  verbal  inter-    oneself;    say   aside,    think   aloud, 
course;  oral  communication,  com-    apostrophize, 
merce ;  dia-,  duo-,  tria-logue.  Adj.  soliloquizing  &c. 

causerie,    chat,   chit-chat ;  small        Ado.  aside. 
-,  table  -,  teatable  -,  town  -,  vil- 
lage -,  idle-  talk;  tattle,   gossip, 
tittle-tattle;  babble,  -ment;  tripo- 

tage^  cackle,  prittle-prattle,  cancan,  on  dit ;  talk  of  the  -town,  - 
village. 

conference,  parley,  interview,  audience,  pourparler;  iete-cl- 
tete ;  reception,  conversazione ;  congress  &c.  {council)  696. 

hall  of  audience,  durbar. 

palaver,  debate,  logomachy,  war  of  words. 

gossip,  tattler;  Paul  Pry;  tabby;  chatterer  &c.  {loquacity)  584; 
interlocutor  &c.  {spokesman)  582 ;  conversationist,  dialogist. 

"the  feast  of  reason  and  the  flow  of  soul;"  mollia  temjjora 
fandi. 

V.  talk  together,  converse,  confabulate ;  hold  -,  carry  on  -, 
join  in  -,  engage  In-  a  conversation;  put  in  a  word;  shine  in  con- 
versation; bandy  words;  parley;  palaver;  chat,  gossip,  tattle; 
prate  &c.  {loquacity)  584. 

discourse  -,  confer  -,  commune  -,  commerce-  with;  hold 
-converse,  -conference,  -Intercourse;  talk  it  over;  be  closeted 
with ;  talk  with  one  -in  private,  -  tete-d-tete. 

Adj.  conversing  &c.  i). ;  interlocutory ;  convers-ational,  -able ; 
dis-cursive,  -coursive ;  chatty  &c.  {sociable)  892 ;  colloquial. 


3.    Wi'^itten  Language. 


590.  Writing. — N.  writing  &c. 
'D. ;  chiro-,  stelo-,  cero-graphy ;  pen- 
craft, -manship;  quilldriving. 

writing,  manuscript,  MS.,  liters 
scriptm  ;  these  presents. 

stroke  -,  dash-  of  the  pen ;  couy 
de  2diime  ;  line ;  pen  and  ink. 

letter  <fcc.  561;  uncial  writing, 
cuneiform  character,  arrow-head. 
Ogham,  Runes,  hieroglyphic;  con- 
traction. 

short -hand;  steno-,  brachy-, 
tachy  -  graphy  ;  secret  writing, 
writing  in  cipher;  crypt-,  stegan- 
ography;  phono-,  pasi-,  poly-,  lo- 
go-graphy. 

copy ;  tran-,  re-script ;  rough  -, 
fair-  copy ;  handwriting ;  signature. 


591.  Printing. — N.  printing; 
block  -,  type-  printing ;  plate  print- 
ing &c.  {engramng)  558 ;  the  press 
«fec.  {publication)  531 ;  composition. 

print,  letterpress,  text;  context, 
note,  page,  column. 

typography  ;  stereo-,  electro-, 
apro-type;  type,  black  letter,  font, 
fount ;  pi,  pie ;  capitals  &c.  {letters) 
561 ;  brevier,  bourgeoise,  pica  &c. 

folio  &c.  {boolc)  593;  copy,  im- 
pression, pull,  proof,  revise. 

printer,  compositor,  reader; 
printer's  devil. 

V.  print ;  compose ;  put  -,  go-  to 
press;    pass   -,    see-  through   the 
press;  pubhsh  &c.  531;  bring  out; 
appear  in  -,  rush  into-  print. 
219 


590-593. 


INTELLECT 


IV.  (II.)  m. 


Adjj.  printed   &c,    t\  ;   in  type; 
typographical  &c.  n. 


sign-manual;    auto-,   mono-,  holo- 
graph ;  hand,  fist. 

calligraphy;  good  -,  running  -, 
flowing  -,  cursive  -,  legible  -, 
bold-  hand. 

cacography,  griffonage,  larlouillage  ;  bad  -,  cramped  -,  crabbed 
-,  illegible-  hand;  scribble  &c.  v,\  pattes  de  mouche;  ill-formed 
letters ;  pot-hooks  and  hangers. 

stationery;  pen,  quill,  goose-  quill;  pencil,  style;  paper,  fools- 
cap, parchment,  vellum,  papyrus,  tablet,  slate,  marble,  pillar, 
table. 

transcription  &c.  (copy)  21;  inscription  &c.  {record)  551; 
superscription  &c.  {indication)  550. 

composition,  authorship ;  cacoethes  scrihendi. 

writer,  scribe,  amanuensis,  scrivener,  secretary,  clerk,  pen- 
man, copyist,  transcriber,  quill-driver ;  writer  for  the  press  &c. 
{author)  593. 

V.  write,  pen;  copy,  engross;  write  out,  -fair;  transcribe; 
scribble,  scrawl,  scrabble,  scratch;  interline;  stain  paper ;  write 
down  &c.  {record)  551 ;  sign  &c.  {attest)  467. 

compose,  indite,  draw  up,  dictate ;  inscribe,  throw  on  paper, 
dash  off. 

take  -up  the  pen,  -  pen  in  hand ;  shed  -,  spill  -,  dip  one's  pen 
in-  ink. 

Adj.  writing  &c.  v. ;  written  &c.  v. ;  in  -writing,  -  black  and 
white ;  under  one's  hand. 

uncial,  Runic,  cuneiform,  hieroglyphical. 

Adv.  currente  calamo  ;  pen  in  hand. 


592.  Correspondence. — N.  cor- 
respondence, letter,  epistle,  note, 
lillet,  post-card,  missive,  circular, 
favour,  billet-doux  ;  des-,  dis-patch ; 
hulletin^  these  presents;  rescript, 
-ion ;  post  &c.  {messenger)  534. 

V.  correspond,  -  with ;  write  -, 
send  a  letter-  to;  keep  up  a  cor- 
respondence. 

Adj.  epistolary. 


593.  Book.— JV.  book,  -let;  writ- 
ing, work,  volume,  tome,  opus- 
cule; tract,  -ate;  brochure,  libretto, 
handbook,  codex,  manual,  pamph- 
let, enchiridion,  circular,  publi- 
cation. 

part,  issue,  number,  licraiifon ; 
album,  portfolio ;  periodical,  serial, 
magazine,  ephemeris,  annual,  jour- 
nal. 

paper,  bill,  sheet,  broadsheet; 
leaf,  -let  ;  fly-leaf,  page  ;  quire, 
ream. 

chapter,  section,  head,  article,  paragraph,  passage,  clause, 
folio,  quarto,  octavo;  duo-,  sexto-,  octo-decimo. 
en-,  cyclopaedia;  compilation;  library,  bibliotheca;  the  press 
&c.  {intblication)  531. 

writer,  author,  litterateur,  essayist,  journalist;  pen,  scribbler, 
the  scribbling  race;  literary  hack,  Grub-sti'eet  writer;  writer  for 
-,  gentleman  of  -,  representative  of-  the  press;  reporter,  penny- 
a-liner;  editor,  sub-editor. 

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IV.  (II.)  nr  COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  593— 59a 

bookseller,  publisher;  biblio-pole,  -polist;  librarian, 
knowledge  of  books,  bibliography ;  book-learning  &c.  (hnowl- 
edge)  490. 

594.  Description.  —  N.  description,  account,  statement, 
report;  expose  &c.  {disclosure)  529;  specification,  particulars; 
state  -,  summary-  of  facts;  brief  &c.  {abstract)  596;  return  &c. 
{record)  551;  catalogue  raisonne  &c.  {list)  86;  guide-book  &;c. 
(information)  527.  * 

delineation  &c.  {representatio?i}  554;  sketch;  monograph; 
minute  -,  detailed  -,  particular  -,  circumstantial  -,  graphic- 
account ;  narration,  recital,  rehearsal,  relation. 

histori-,  chron-ography ;  historic  Muse,  Clio;  history;  bi-, 
autobi-ogi'aphy ;  necrology,  obituary. 

narrative,  history;  memoir,  memorials;  annals &c.  {chronicle) 
551;  tradition,  legend,  story,  tale,  historiette;  personal  narra- 
tive, journal,  life,  adventures,  fortunes,  experiences,  confes- 
sions; anecdote,  ana,  trait. 

work  of  fiction,  novel,  romance,  Minerva  press;  fairy  -. 
nursery-  tale ;  fable,  parable,  apologue. 

relator  &c.  v. ;  historian  &c.  {recorder)  558 ;  biographer, 
fabulist,  novelist. 

V.  describe ;  set  forth  &c.  {state)  535 ;  draw  a  picture,  pic- 
ture ;  portray  &c.  {represent)  554 ;  characterize,  particularize ; 
narrate,  relate,  recite,  recount,  sum  up,  run  over,  recapitulate, 
rehearse,  fight  one's  battles  over  again. 

unfold  &c.  {disclose)  529-  a  tale;  tell;  give  -,  render-  an  ac- 
count of ;  report,  make  a  report,  draw  up  a  statement. 

detail ;  enter  into  -,  descend  to-  -particulars,  -  details. 

Adj.  descriptive,  graphic,  narrative,  epic,  suggestive,  well- 
drawn;  historic;  tradition-al,  -ary;  legendary;  anecdotic, 
storied ;  described  &c.  ■». 

595.  Dissertation. — N.  dissertation,  treatise,  essay;  tliesis^ 
theme;  tract,  -ate,  -ation;  discourse,  memoir,  disquisition, 
lecture,  sermon,  homily,  pandect. 

commentary,  review,  critique^  criticism,  article;  iead-er, 
-ing  article;  running  commentary. 

investigation  &c.  {inquiry)  461;  study  &c.  {consideration) 
451 ;  discussion  &c.  {reasoning)  476 ;  exposition  &c.  {explana- 
tion)  522. 

commentator,  critic,  essayist,  pamphleteer. 

V.  dissert-,  descant  -,  write  -,  touch-  upon  a  subject;  treat 
of  -,  take  up  -,  ventilate  -,  discuss  -,  deal  with  -,  go  into  -, 
canvass  -,  handle  -,  do  justice  to-  a  subject. 

Adj,  dis-cursive,  -coursive;  disquisitionary;  expository. 

596.  Compendium. — iV.  compend,  -ium;  abstract,  precis^ 
epitome,  multum  in  parvo.,  analysis,  pandect,  digest,  sum  and 

19*  221 


596—598.  INTELLECT.  IV.  (IL)  in. 

substance,  brief,  abridgment,  summary,  apergu^  draft,  minute, 
note;  synopsis,  text-book,  conspectus,  outlines,  syllabus,  con- 
tents, heads,  prospectus. 

album;  scrap  -,  note  -,  memorandum  -,  commonplace- 
book;  extracts,  excerpta,  cuttings;  fugitive  -pieces,  -  writings; 
spicilegium,  flowers,  anthology,  collectanea,  analecta  ;  compila- 
tion. 

recapitulation,  resume,  review. 

abbrevia-tion,  -ture ;  contraction ;  shortening  &c.  201 ;  com- 
pression &c.  195. 

V.  abridge,  abstract,  epitomize,  summarize;  make -,  pre- 
pare -,  draw  -,  compile-  an  abstract  &c.  n. 

recapitulate,  review,  skim,  run  over,  sum  up. 

abbreviate  &c.  (shorten)  201 ;  condense  &c.  {compress)  195 ; 
compile  &c.  {collect)  72. 

Adj,  compendious,  synoptic,  analectic;  abridged  «&c.  v. 

Adv.  in  -short,  -  epitome,  -  substance,  -  few  words. 

Phr.  it  lies  in  a  nutshell. 


598.  Prose. — N.  prose,  -  writ- 
er. 

pros-aism,  -aist,  -er. 

V.  prose. 

write  -prose,  -  in  prose. 

Adj.  pros-y,  -aic;  unpoetical. 

ihymeless,  unrhymed,  in  prose, 
not  in  verse. 


597.  Poetry.— iV:  poetry,  poet- 
ics, poesy,  Muse,  Calliope,  tuneful 
Nine,  Parnassus, Helicon,  Pierides, 
Pierian  spring. 

versification,  rhyming,  making 
verses ;  prosody,  orthometry. 

poem ;  epic,  -  poem  ;  epopee, 
epopoea,  ode,  epode,  idyl,  lyric, 
eclogue,  pastoral,  bucolic,  dithy- 
ramb, anacreontic,  sonnet,  rounde- 
lay, rondeau,  rondo,  madrigal,  can- 
zonet, cento,  monody,  elegy. 

dramatic  -,  lyric-  poetry;  opera;  posy;  anthology;  disjecta 
mevihri  poetm. 

song,  ballad,  lay;  love  -,  drinking-,  war-,  sea-  song;  lullaby; 
music  &c.  415;  nursery  rhymes. 

[Bad  poetry]  dog^rel,  Hudibrastic  verse,  prose  run  mad; 
macaronics;  macaropic  -,  leonine-  verse;  runes. 

canto,  stanza,  distich,  verse,  line,  couplet,  triplet,  quatrain; 
strophe,  antistroj)he. 

verse,  rhyme,  assonance,  metre,  measure,  foot,  numbers, 
strain,  rhythm;  accentuation  «&c.  {voice)  580;  dactyl,  spondee, 
trochee,  anapaest  &c. ;  hex-,  pent-ameter;  Alexandrine. 

elegiacs  &c.  adj. ;  elegiac  &c.  adj.  -verse,  -  metre,  -  poetry. 

poet,  -  laureate;  laureate;  bard,  lyrist,  scald,  troubadour, 
trouvere ;  minne-,  meister-singer  ;  tmprovisatore ;  versifier, 
sonneteer  ;  rhym-er,  -ist,  -ester ;  poetaster ;  genus  irritaUle  va- 
tum. 

V.  poetize,  sing,  versify,  make  verses,  rhyme,  scan. 

Adj.  poetic,   -al;  lyric,   -al;  tuneful;  epic;    dithyrambic  &c. 

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IV.  (II.)  III.  COMMUNICATION  OF  IDEAS.  697—599 

n. ;  metrical ;  a-,  catalectic ;  elegiac,  iambic,   trochaic,  anapaes- 
tic; Ionic,  Sapphic,  Alcaic,  Pindaric. 

599.  The  Drama.— iV.  the  -drama,  -  stage,  -  theatre,  - 
play;  theatricals,  dramaturgy,  histrionic  art,  buskin,  sock, 
cotJmrnus^  Melpomene  and  Thalia,  Thespis. 

play,  drama,  stage-play,  piece,  five-act  play,  tragedy,  come- 
dy, opera,  vaudeville,  comedietta,  lever dei'ideav,  interlude,  after- 
piece, exode,  farce,  divertissement,  extravaganza,  burletta, 
harlequinade,  pantomime,  burlesque,  opera  houffe,  hallet, 
spectacle,  masque,  drame,  co7nedie  drarne ;  melo-drama,  -drame; 
comedie  larmoyante,  sensation  drama,  tragi-comedy ;  mono- 
drame,  -logue;  duologue;  trilogy;  charade,  proverhe ;  mys- 
tery, miracle  play. 

act,  scene,  tableau;  in-,  intro-duction ;  pro-,  epi-logue; 
libretto. 

performance,  representation,  mise  en  scene,  stagcry,  jeu  de 
theatre;  acting;  gesture  &c.  550;  impersonation  &c.  554; 
stage  business,  gag,  buffoonery. 

theatre ;  play-,  opera-house ;  house ;  music  hall;  amphithea- 
tre, circus,  hippodrome;  puppet-show,  fantoccini;  marion- 
nettes.  Punch  and  Judy. 

auditory,  auditorium,  front  of  the  house,  stalls,  boxes,  pit, 
gallery;  green-room,  coulisses. 

flat ;  drop,  -  scene ;  wing,  screen,  side-scene ;  transformation 
scene,  curtain,  act-drop;  jjj'oscenium. 

stage,  scene,  the  boards;  trap,  mezzanine  floor;  flies;  floats, 
footlights;  orchestra. 

theatrical  -costume,  -  properties. 

part,  role,  character,  dramatis  perso?icB ;  repertoire. 

actor,  player;  stage-,  strolling- player ;  stager,  performer; 
mime,  -r;  artiste;  com-,  trag-edian;  tragedienne,  Thespian, 
Roscius,  star. 

pantomimist,  clown,  harlequin,  buffo,  buffoon,  farceur^ 
grimacier,  pantaloon,  columbine;  punch,  -inello;  pulcinell-o, 
-a;  m.\xtQ,  figurante,  general  utility;  super,  -numerary. 

mummer,  guiser,  guisard,  gysart,  masque. 

mountebank.  Jack  Pudding;  tumbler,  posture-master,  acro- 
bat; contortionist;  ballet-dancer,  -girl;  chorus  singer. 

company;  first  tragedian,  prima  donna,  protagonist;  jeune 
premier ;  debutant,  -e ;  light  -,  genteel  -,  low-  -comedy,  — 
comedian;  walking  gentleman,  amoroso,  heavy  father,  ingenue, 
jeune  veuve. 

property  man,  costumier,  machinist  ;  prompter,  call-boy; 
manager;  stage  -,  acting-  manager;   entrepreneur,  impresario. 

dramatic  -author,  -  writer ;  play- writer,  -w right ;  dramatist, 
tnimographer. 

V.  act,  play,  perform;  put  on  the  stage;  personate  &c.  554; 
mimic  &c.  (imitate)  19;  enact;  play  -,  act  -,  go  through  -, 
perform-  a  part;  rehearse,   spout,    gag,  rant;  "strut  and  fret 

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599.  INTELLECT.  :V.  (II.)  m. 

one's  hour  upon  a  stage;"  tread  the  -stage,  -  boards;  come 
out;  star  it. 

Adj.  dramatic;  theatric,  -al;  scenic,  histrionic,  comic, 
tragic,  buskined,  farcical,  tragi-comic,  melodramatic,  opera- 
tic; stagey. 

Adia.  on  the  -stage,  -  boards;  before  -the  floats;  -an  audi- 
ence °  behind  the  scenes. 


V.  (I. 


INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION. 


600-601. 


CLASS  V. 
WOBDS  RELATiiTG  TO  THE  VOLUNTARY  POWERS.* 


Divisioi^  (L)     INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION. 

Section  I.     Volition  in  general. 

1°.  Acts  of  VoUtiQii. 


600.  Will. — K  will,  volition, 
conation  t,  velleity ;  will  and  pleas- 
ure, free-will;  freedom  &c.  748; 
discretion;  option  &c.  {choice)  609; 
voluntariness;  spontane-ity,  -ous- 
ness;  originality. 

pleasure,  wish,  mind;  frame  of 
mind  &c.  {inclination)  602 ;  inten- 
tion &c.  620 ;  predetermination 
&c.  611;  self-control  &c.  determi- 
nation &c.  {resoliLtion)  604. 


V.  will,   list;  see 


think  -fit; 
determine  &c.  {resolve)  604 ;  settle 
ko,.  {choose)  609;  volunteer. 

have  a  will  of  one's  own;  do 
what  one  chooses  &c.  {freedom) 
748;  have  it  all  one's  own  way; 
/lave  one's  -will,  -  own  way. 

use  -,  exercise-  one's  discretion ; 
take  -upon  oneself,  -  one's  own 
course,  -  the  law  into  one's  own 
hands;  do  -of  one's  own  accord,  - 
upon  one's  own  authority ;  origi- 
nate &c.  {cause)  153. 

Adj.  voluntary,  volitional,  wil- 
ful ;  free  &c.  748 ;  optional ;  discre- 
tion-al,  -ary. 

minded  &c.  {icilling)  602;  pre- 
pense &c.  {predetermined)  611;  in- 
tended &c.  620 ;  autocratic ;  unbid- 
den &c.  (hid  &c.  741);  spontane- 
ous; original  &c.  {causal)  153. 


601.  Necessity. — N.  involunta- 
riness;  instinct,  blind  impulse. 

necessi-ty,  -tation ;  obligation  ; 
compulsion  &c.  744;  subjection 
&c.  749;  stern  -,  hard  -,  dire  -, 
imperious  -,  inexorable  -,  iron  -, 
adverse-  -necessity,  -  fate ;  uvayKr], 
what  must  be. 

desti-ny,  -nation;  fatality,  fate, 
doom,  foredoom,  election,  pre- 
destination; pre-,  fore-ordination; 
lot,  fortune;  fatalism;  inevitable- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  spell  &c.  993. 

star,  -s;  planet,  -s;  astral  influ- 
ence; sky,  Fates,  Parcw,  Sisters 
three,  book  of  fate;  God's  will, 
will  of  Heaven ;  wheel  of  "Fortune, 
Ides  of  March,  Hobson's  choice. 

last  -shift,  -  resort ;  deimier  res- 
sort;  pis  alter  &c.  {substitute)  147; 
necessaries  &c.  {requirement)  630. 

necess-arian,  -itarian ;  fatalist ; 
automaton. 

V.  lie  under  a  necessity;  be 
-fated,  -doomed,  -  destined  &c., 

-  in  for,  -  under  the  necessity  of; 
have  no  -choice,  -  alternative;  be 
one's  -fate  &c.  n.-  to;  be  -pushed 
to  the  wall,  -  driven  into  a  corner, 

-  unable  to  help. 

destine,  doom,  foredoom,  de- 
vote; pre-destine,  -ordain;  cast  a 


*Conative  powers  or  faculties  (Hamilton). 


f  Hamilton. 
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600-603. 


VOLITION. 


V.  a 


Adv.  voluntarily  &c.  nrlj. ;  at 
-will,  -  pleasure ;  d  -volonte,  -  dis- 
cretion; al  fiacere;  ad  -libitum^  - 
arbitrium;  as  -one  thinks  proper, 
-  it  seems  good  to. 

of  one's  own  -accord,  -  free 
will;  proiyrio  -,  suo  -,  ex  mero- 
motu;  out  of  one's  own  head ;  by 
choice  &c.  609 ;  purposely  &c.  {in- 
tentionally) 620;  deliberately  &c. 
611. 

Phr.  stet  pro  ratione  wluntas;  sic 
volo  sicjubeo. 


spell  &c.  992;  necessitate;  com- 
pel &c.  744. 

Adj.  necessary ;  needful  &c.  (re- 
quisite) 630. 

fated;  destined  &c.  -». ;  elect; 
spell-bound. 

compulsory  &c.  (compel)  744  ; 
uncontrollable,  inevitable,  una- 
voidable, irresistible,  irrevocable, 


inexorable ;  avoid-,  resist-less. 

involuntary,  instinctive,  auto- 
matic, blind,  mechanical;  un-con- 
scious,  -witting,  -thinking;  unin- 
tentional &c.  (undesigned)  621  ; 
impulsive  &c.  612. 

Adv.    necessarily   &c.    adv. ;   of 
-necessity,  -  course ;  ex  necessitate  rei;  needs  must ;  perforce  &c. 
744;  nolens  volens;  will  he  nil  he,  bon  gre  mal  gre,  willing  or  un- 
willing, coute  que  coute. 
faute  de  mieux;  by  stress  of;  if  need  be. 

Phr,  it  cannot  be  helped;  there  is  no  -help  for,  ~  helping-  it; 
it  -will,  -  must,  -  must  needs-  be,  -  be  so,  -  have  its  way ;  the 
die  is  cast ;  jacta  est  alea;  che  sard  sard;  "  it  is  written ;  "  one's- 
days are  numbered,  -fate  is  sealed;  Fataobstant;  diisaliter  visum. 


602.  Willingness. — JST.  willing- 
ness, voluntariness  &c.  adj. ;  will- 
ing mind,  heart. 

disposition,  inclination,  leaning, 
animus;  frame  of  mind,  humour, 
mood,  vein;  bent  &c.  (turn  of 
mind)  820;  penchant  &c.  (desire) 
865 ;  aptitude  &c.  698. 

doc-ility,  -ibleness ;  persuasi-ble- 
ness,  -bility;  pliability  &c.  (soft- 
ness) 324. 

geniality,  cordiality;  goodwill; 
alacrity,  readiness,  earnestness, 
forwardness ;  eagerness  &c.  (desire) 
865. 

assent  &c.  488;  compliance  &c. 
762 ;  pleasure  &c.  (will)  600. 

labour  of  love ;  volunteer,  -ing. 

V.  be  -willing  &c.  adj. ;  incline, 
lean  to,  mind,  propend ;  had  as 
lief;  lend-,  give  -,  turn-  a  willing 
ear;  have  -a,  -  half  a,  -  a  great- 
mind  to ;  hold  -,  cling-  to ;  desire 
Ac.  865. 

see  -,  think-  -good,  -  fit,  -  pro- 


603.  Unwillingness.— -A^.  un- 
willingness &Q,.ad/). ;  indispos-ition, 
-edness ;  disinclination,  aversation ; 
nolleity,  nolition ;  renitcnce ;  reluc- 
tance ;  indifference  &c.  8(56 ;  back- 
wardness &c.  adj. ;  slowness  &c. 
275 ;  want  of  -alacrity,  -  readiness; 
indocility  &c.  (obstinacy)  606. 

scrupul-ousness,  -osity;  qualms 
of  conscience,  delicacy,  demur, 
scruple,  qualm,  shrinking,  recoil; 
hesitation  &c.  (irresolution)  605; 
fastidiousness  &c.  868. 

averseness  &c.  (dislike)  867 ;  dis- 
sent &c.  489 ;  refusal  &c.  764. 

V.  be  -unwilling  &c.  adj. ;  nill ; 
dislike  &c.  867 ;  grudge,  begrudge ; 
not  be  able  to  find  it  in  one's  heart 
to,  not  have  the  stomach  to. 

demur,  stick  at,  scruple,  stickle; 
hang  fire,  run  rusty;  recoil,  shrink, 
hesitate   «S:c.  605;   avoid 


swerve ; 
&c.  623. 

oppose    &c.    708 ; 
489;  refuse  &c.  764. 


dissent    &c. 


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V.  ,;f.)  r. 


INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION. 


602—605. 


per;  acquiescence &c.  {assent)  488; 
comply  with  &c.  763. 

swallow  -,  nibble  at-  the  bait ; 
gorge  the  hook ;  have  -,  make-  no 
scruple  of;  make  no  bones  of; 
jump  -,  catch-  at ;  meet  half  way ; 
volunteer. 

Adj.  willing,  minded,  fain,  dis- 
posed, inclined,  favourable;  fav- 
ourably-minded, -inclined,  -dis- 
posed ;  nothing  loth  ;  in  the  -vein, 
-  mood,  -  humour,  -  mind. 

ready,  forward,  earnest,  eager; 
bent  upon  &c.  {desirous)  865 ;  pre- 
disposed, propense. 

docile ;  persua-dable,  -sible :  sua- 
sible,  easily  persuaded,  facile, 
easy-going;  tractable  «fcc.  {pliant) 
324  ;  genial,  gracious,  cordial, 
hearty  ;  content  &c.  {assenting) 
488. 


Adj.  unwilling ;  not  in  the  vein, 
loth,  shy  of,  disinclined,  indis-. 
posed,  averse,  reluctant,  not  con- 
tent; adverse  &c.  {opjjosedj  703 
laggard,  backward,  remiss,  slacks 
slow  to  ;  indifferent  &c.  866  , 
scrupulous;  squeamish  &c.  {fas- 
tidious) 868;  repugnant  &c.  {dU- 
like)  867;  rest-iff,  -ive;  demurring 
&c.  v. ;  unconsenting  &c.  {refusing) 
764;  involuntary  &c.  601. 

Adv.  unwillingly  &c.  adj. ; 
grudgingly,  with  a  heavy  heart; 
with  -a  bad,  -  an  ill-  grace ;  against 
-,  sore  against-  -one's  wishes,  - 
one's  will,  -  the  grain ;  invitd  Mivy 
ervd ;  a  contre  cceur ;  malgre  sot;  in 
spite  of  -one's  teeth,  -  oneself  ^ 
nolens  volens  &c.  {necessity)  601; 
perforce  &c.  744;  under  protest* 
no  &c.  536 ;  not  for  the  world,  fai 
be  it  from  me. 


voluntaiy,  gratuitous,  spontane- 
ous; unasked  &c.  (ask  &c.  765); 
unforced  &c.  {free)  748. 

Adv.  willingly  &c.  adj. ;  fain,  freely,  as  lief,  heart  and  soul; 
with  -pleasure,  -  all  one's  heart,  -  open  arms ;  with  -good,  - 
right  good- will;  de  lonne  volonte,  ex  animo;  con  amore.,  heart  in 
hand,  nothing  loth,  without  reluctance,  of  one's  own  accord, 
graciously,  with  a  good  grace. 

d  la  hojine  heurc;  by  all  -means,  -  manner  of  means ;  to  one's 
heart's  rontf  at :  yes  &c.  {assent)  488. 


604.  Resolution. — N.  determi- 
nation, will;  iron  -,  unconquer- 
able-will; will  of  one's  own,  deci- 
sion, resolution ;  strength  of  -mind, 
-  will;  resolve  &c.  {intent)  620; 
firmness  &c.  {stability)  150;  energy, 
manliness,  vigour;  game,  pluck; 
resoluteness  &c.  {courage)  861 ;  zeal 
&c.  682 ;  afdoml)  ;  desperation ;  de- 
vot-icn,  -edness. 

mastery  over  self;  self-control, 
-command,  -possession,  -reliance, 
-government,  -restraint,  -conquest, 
-denial ;  moral  -courage,-  strength ; 
perseverance  &c.  604a;  tenacity; 
obstinacy  &c.  606;  bull-dog;  Brit- 
ish lion. 


605.  Irresolution.— iV.  Jrre  so- 
lution, infirmity  of  purpose,  inae- 
cision ;  in  -,  un  -  determination  ; 
unsettlement  ;  uncertainty  &c. 
475;  demur,  suspense;  hesi-tating 
&c.  ■».,  -tation,  -tancy;  vacillation; 
changeableness  &c.  149;  fluctua- 
tion; alternation  &c.  {oscillation) 
314;  caprice  &c.  608. 

fickleness,  levity,  Ugerete ;  pli- 
ancy &c.  {softness)  324 ;  weakness ; 
timidity  &c.  860 ;  cowardice  &c. 
862 ;  half  measures. 

waverer,  ass  between  two  bund- 
les of  hay ;  shuttlecock,  butterfly. 

V.  be  -irresolute  &c.  adj. ;  hang 
-,  keep-  in  suspense;  lea^e  *'a3 
22; 


604—605. 


VOLITIOJ^. 


V.  (L)i. 


Y'  have  -determination  &c.  ?i. ; 
know  one's  own  mind  ;  be  -resolv- 
ed &c.  adj. ;  make  up  one's  mind, 
will,  resolve,  determine;  decide 
&c.  {judgment)  480 ;  form  -,  come 
to-  a  -determination,  -  resolution, 
-resolve;  conclude,  fix,  seal,  de- 
termine once  for  all,  bring  to  a 
crisis,  drive  matters  to  an  extrem- 
ity; take  a  decisive  step  «fec. 
{choice)  609 ;  take  upon  oneself  &c. 
iundertaJce)  670. 

devote  oneself  -,  give  oneself  up- 
to;  throw  away  the  scabbard,  kick 
down  the  ladder,  nail  one's  colours 
to  the  mast,  set  one's  back  against 
the  wall,  set  one's  teeth,  put  one's 
foot  down,  take  one's  stand ;  stand 
firm  &c.  (stahility)  150;  steel  one- 
self; stand  no  nonsense,  not  listen 
to  the  voice  of  the  charmer. 

buckle  to;  put  -,  lay  -,  set- 
one's  shoulder  to  the  wheel;  put 
one's  heart  into;  run  the  gantlet, 
make  a  dash  at,  take  the  bull  by 
the  horns;  rush  -,  plunge-  in  medi- 
as  res  ;  go  in  for ;  insist  upon,  make 
a  point  of ;  set  one's  -heart,  -  mind- 
upon. 

stick  at  nothing;  make  short 
work  of  &c.  {activity)  682;  not 
stink  at  trifles;  go  -all  lengths,  - 
the  whole  hog;  persist  &c.  {j^erse- 


xere)  604a;  go  through  fire  and 
water,  ride  the  whirlwind  and  di- 
rect the  storm. 

Adj.  resolved  «S:c.  -». ;  determin- 
ed; strong-willed,  -minded;  reso- 
lute &c.  (brave)  861 ;  self-possessed ; 
decided,  definitive,  peremptory, 
trancJuint ;  un-hesitating,  -flinch- 
ing, -shrinking;  firm,  iron,  indo- 
mitable, game  to  the  backbone;  with  either! 
inexorable,  relentless,  not  to  be 
-shaken,  -put  down;  tenax propos- 
iti; inflexible  <fcc,  {hard)  323; 
obstinate  &c.  606 ;  steady  &c.  {persevering)  604«. 

•earnest,  serious;  set-,  bent  -,  intent-  upon. 

steeled  -,  proof-  against;  in  utrumque paratus. 


referendum  :''''  think  twice  abont, 
pause;  dawdle  tfcc.  {inactivity)  683; 
remain  neuter;  dilly  dally,  hesi- 
tate, boggle,  hover,  hum  and  haw, 
demur,  not  know  one's  own  mind ; 
debate,  balance ;  dally  -,  coquet- 
with;  will  and  will  not,  chasser- 
lalancer;  go  half-way,  compromise, 
make  a  compromise;  be  thrown 
off  one's  balance,  stagger  like  a 
drunken  man ;  be  afraid  &c.  860 ; 
let  "I  dare  not"  wait  upon  "I 
would ;  "  falter,  waver. 

vacillate  &c.  149;  change  &c. 
140;  retract  &c.  607;  fluctuate; 
alternate  &c.  {oscillate)  314;  keep 
off  and  on,  play  fast  and  loose; 
blow  hot  and  cold  &c.  {caprice) 
608. 

shuffle,  palter,  blink;  trim. 
Adj.  irresolute,  infirm  of  pur- 
pose, double-minded,  half-heart- 
ed; un-decided,  -resolved,  -deter- 
mined ;  shilly-shally;  fidgety, 
tremulous;  hesitating  &c. -y. ;  off 
one's  balance ;  at  a  loss  «&c.  {uncer- 
tain) 475. 

vacillating  &c.  -y. ;  unsteady  &c. 
{changeaUe)  149;  unsteadfast,  fick- 
le,  without  ballast;  capricious  &c. 
608;  volatile,  frothy;  light,  -some, 
-minded ;  giddy ;  fast  and  loose. 

weak,  feeble-minded,  frail;  tim- 
id &c.  860;  cowardly  &c.  862;  fa- 
cile; pliant  &c.  {soft)  324;  unable 
to  say  *'no,"  easy-going, 
revocable,  reversible. 
Adv.  irresolutely  &c.  adj. ;  irre- 
solvedly;  in  faltering  accents;  off 
and  on;  from  pillar  to  post;  see- 
saw &c.  314. 

Int.    "how   happy  could    I  be 


Adv,  resolutely  &c.  adj. ;  in 


in  good-  earnest ;  seriously,  joking 

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V.  a.)  I. 


INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION. 


G04-607 


apart,  earnestly,  heart  and  soul;  on  one's  mettle;  manfully,  like, 
a  man,  with  a  high  hand  ;  with  a  strong  hand  &c.  {exertion)  G^6. 

at  any  -rate,  -  risk,  -  hazard,  -  price,  -cost,  -  sacrifice;  at  all 
-hazards,  -  risks,  -  events;  cost  what  it  may;  coute  (pie  coiite ;  a 
tort  et  it  travers  ;  once  for  all ;  neck  or  nothing. 

Phr.  spes  sibi  quisque. 


604a.  Perseverance. — iV.  perseverance;  continuance  &c. 
{inaction)  143;  permanence  &c.  {absence  of  cliange)  141;  firm- 
ness &c.  {stability)  loO. 

constancy^  steadiness ;  singleness-,  tenacity-  of  purpose ;  per- 
sistence, plodding,  patience ;  sedulity  &c.  {industry)  682 ;  per- 
tina-cy,  -city,  -ciousuess;  iteration  &c.  104. 

bottom,  game,  pluck,  stamina,  backbone;  indefatiga-bility, 
-bleness;  bulldog  courage. 

V.  persevere,  persist;  hold  -on,  -  out;  die  m  the  last  ditch, 
be  in  at  the  death;  stick  -,  cling  -,  adhere-  to;  stick  to  one's 
text,  keep  on;  keep  to  -,  maintain-  one's  -course,  »-  ground; 
bear-  keep  -,  hold-  up;  plod;  stick  to  work  &c.  {work)  686; 
continue  &c.  143 ;  follow  up ;  die  in  harness. 

Adj.  persevering,  constant;  stead-y,  -fast;  un-deviating, 
-wavering,  -faltering,  -swerving,  -flinching,  -sleeping,  -flag- 
ging, -drooping ;  steady  as  time ;  uninter- ,  unre-mitting ;  plod- 
ding; industrious  &c.  682;  strenuous  &c.  686;  pertinacious; 
persist-ing,  -ent. 

solid,  sturdy,  staunch,  stanch,  true  to  oneself;  unchange- 
able &c.  150;  unconquerable  &c.  {strong)  159;  indomitable, 
game  to  the  last,  indefatigable,  untiring,  unwearied,  never 
tiring. 

Adv.  through  -evil  report  and  good  report,  -  thick  and  thin, 
-fire  and  water;  per  fas  etnefas;  without  fail,  sink  or  swim, 
at  any  price,  ^ogue  la  galere. 

Phr.  never  say  die ;  vestigia  nulla  retrorsum. 


606.  Obstinacy. — N.  obstinate- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  obstinacy,  tenacity ; 
perseverance  &c.  604a;  immova- 
bility; old  school;  inflexibility 
ifcc.  {hardness)  323 ;  obdur  -  acy, 
-ation;  dogged  resolution;  resolu- 
tion &c.  604 ;  ruling  passion ;  blind 
side. 

self-will,  contumacy,  perversity ; 
pervica-cy,  -city;  indocility. 

bigotry,  intolerance,  dogmatism; 
opinia-try,  -tiveness;  fixed  idea 
&c.  {prejudgment)  481;  fanaticism, 
zealotry,   infatuation,  monomania. 

mule;   opiu-ionist,  -ionatist^  -ia 
20 


607.  Tergiversation. — iV. 
change  of  -mind,  -  intention,  - 
purpose ;  after-thought. 

tergiversation,  recantation;  pal- 
in-ode,  -ody  ;  renunciation  ;  abjur- 
ation, -ement;  defection  c^c.  {re- 
linquishment) 624;  going  over  &c. 
v.\  apostasy;  retract-ion,  -ation; 
withdrawal;  disavowal  &c.  {nega- 
tion) 536;  revo-cation,  -kement; 
reversal ;  repentance  &c.  950 ;  re- 
dintegratio  amoris. 

coquetry;  vacillation  &c.  605; 
backsliding. 

turn-coat,  -tippet ;  rat,  apostate. 


606-608. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  I. 


tor,  -ator;  stickler,  dogmatist; 
bigot;  zealot,  enthusiast,  fanatic. 

V.  be  -obstinate  &c.  adj. ;  stick- 
le, take  no  denial,  fly  in  the  face 
of  facts;  opinionate,  be  wedded 
to  an  opinion,  hug  a  belief;  have 
one's  own  way  &c.  (will)  600 ;  per- 
sist &c.  (persevere)  604a;  have  -, 
insist  on  having-  the  last  M'ord. 

die  hard,  fight  against  destiny, 
not  yield  an  inch,  stand  out. 

Adj.  obstinate,  tenacious,  stub- 
horn,  obdurate,  case-hardened ;  in- 
flexible &c.  (hard)  323;  immov- 
able, not  to  be  moved ;  inert  &c. 
172;  unchangeable  &c.  150;  inex- 
orable &c.  (deteronined)  604;  mu- 
lish, obstinate  ^s  a  mule,  pig-head- 
ed. 

dogged  ;  sullen,  sulky ;  un- 
moved, -influenced,  -affected. 

wilful,  self-willed,  perverse;  res- 
ty,  -tive,  -tiff;  pervicacious,  way- 
ward, refractory,  unruly;  head-y, 
-strong;  entete;  contumacious; 
cross-grained. 

arbitrary,  dogmatic,  positive, 
bigoted;  prejudiced  &c.  481;  pre- 
possessed, infatuated  ;  stiff-backed, 
-necked,  -hearted;  hard-mouthed, 
hide-bound;  unyielding;  im-per- 
vious,  -practicable,  -persuasible; 
unpersuadable;  in-,  un-tractable ; 
incorrigible,  deaf  to  advice,  im- 
pervious to  reason. 

Adv.  obstinately  &c.  adj. 

Phr.  non 2>088tcmus;  no  surrender. 


renegade;    con-,  per-vcrt;    prose- 
lyte, deserter;  backslider. 

time-server,  -  pleaser  ;  timist, 
Yicar  of  Bray,  trimmer,  ambidex- 
ter; weather-cock  &c.  (changeable) 
149;  Janus. 

V.  change  one's-  mind,  -  inten- 
tion, -  purpose,  -  note;  abjur? 
renounce ;  withdraw  from  &c.  (re- 
linquish) 624;  wheel  -,  turn  -, 
veer-  round  ;  turn  a  pirouette  ;  go 
over  -,  pass  -,  change  -,  skip- 
from  one  side  to  another;  go  to 
the  right  about ;  box  the  compass, 
shift  one's  ground,  go  upon  anoth- 
er tack. 

apostatize,  change  sides,  go  over, 
rat;  recant,  retract;  revoke;  re- 
scind &c.  (alrrogate)  756 ;  recall ;  for- 
swear, unsay ;  come  -over,  -  rouud- 
to  an  opinion. 

draw  in  one's  horns,  eat  one's 
words;  eat -,  swallow-  the  leek; 
swerve,  flinch,  back  out  of,  retrace 
one's  steps,  think  better  of  it, 
come  back  -,  return-  to  one's  first 
love;  turn  over  a  new  leaf  &c.(re- 
pent)  950. 

trim,  shuffle,  play  fast  and  loose, 
blow  hot  and  cold,  coquet,  hold 
with  the  hare  but  run  with  the 
hounds;  nager  entre  deux  eaux ; 
wait  to  see  how  the  -cat  jumps,  - 
wind  b  ows. 

Adj.  changeful  &c.  149;  irreso- 
lute <'jc.  605;  ductile,  slippery  as 
an  eel,  trimming,  ambidextrous, 
timeserving;  coquetting  &c.  v. 

revocatory,  reactionary. 

Phr.  "a  change  came  o'er  the 
spirit  of  my  dream." 


608.  Caprice.  —  N.  caprice,  fancy,  humour;  whim,  -sey, 
-wham ;  crotchet,  ca}y)'iccio.^  quirk,  freak,  maggot,  fad,  vagary, 
prank,  fit,  flim-flam,  escapade.,  houtade^  wild-goose  chase; 
capriciousness  &c.  adj. 

V.  be  capricious  &C.  adj. ;  have  a  maggot  in  the  brain ;  take 
it  into  one's  head,  strain  at  a  gnat  and  swallow  a  camel ;  blow 
hot  and  cold ;  play  -fast  and  loose,  -  fantastic  tricks. 

Adj.  capricious;  erratic^  eccentric,  fitful,  hysterical;  full  of 

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INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION. 


608—610. 


-whims  &c.  n.\  maggoty;  inconsistent,  fanciful,  fantastic, 
whimsical,  crotchety,  particular,  hiimoursome,  freakish,  skit- 
tish, wanton,  wayward ;  contrary ;  captious  •,  arbitrary ;  uncon- 
formable &z.  83;  penny  wise  and  pound  foolish;  fickle  &c. 
{irresolute)  605;  friTolous,  sleeveless,  giddy,  volatile. 

Ach.  by  fits  and  starts,  without  rhyme  or  reason. 

Phr.  nilfuit  unquam  sic  impar  sibi;  the  deuce  is  in  him. 


609.  Choice. — N.  choice,  op- 
tion ;  discretion  &c.  {volition)  600 ; 
pre-option;  alternative;  dilemma, 
einharras  de  choix ;  adoption,  co- 
optation;  novation;  decision  &c. 
{judgment)  480. 

election,  poll,  ballot,  vote,  voice, 
suffrage,  plumper,  cumulative 
vote  ;  plebiscitum^  pleMscite,  vox 
jtopuli;  electioneering ;  voting 
&c.  V. 

selection,  excerption,  gleaning, 
eclecticism  ;  excerpta,  gleanings, 
cuttings,  scissors  and  paste ;  pick 
&c.   (best)  650. 

preference,  prelation;  predilec- 
tion &c.  {desire)  865. 

V.  offer  for  one's  choice,  set  be- 
fore ;  hold  out  -,  present  -,  offer- 
the  alternative ;  put  to  the  vote. 

use  -,  exercise  -,  one's-  -discre- 
tion, -  option;  adopt,  take  up,  em- 
brace, espouse;  choose,  elect;  take 
-,  make-  one's  choice ;  make  choice 
of,  fix  upon. 

vote,  poll,  hold  up  one's  hand; 
divide. 

settle ;  decide  &c.  {adjudge)  480 ; 
list  &c.  {will)  600;  make  up  one's 
mind  &c.  {resolve)  604. 

select;  pick,  -  and  choose;  pick 
-,  single-  out;  cull,  glean,  winnow; 
sift  -,  separate  -,  winnow-  the 
chaff  from  the  wheat;  pick  up, 
pitch  upon;  pick  one's  way;  in- 
dulge one's  fancy. 

set  apart,  mark  out  for;  mark 
&c.  550. 

prefer;  have  -rather,  -  as  lief; 
fancy  &c.  {desire)  ^05;  be  persuaded  &c.  615. 

take  a -decided,  -  decisive-  step;  commit  oneself  to  a  course; 


609a.  Absence  of  Choice. — N. 
no  -,  Hobson's-  choice ;  first  come 
first  served ;  necessity  &c.  601 ;  not 
a  pin  to  choose  &c.  {equality)  27 ; 
any,  the  first  that  comes. 

neutrality,  indifference;  indeci- 
sion &c.  {irresolution)  605, 

V.  be  -neutral  Ac.  adj. ;  have  no 
choice;  waive,  not  vote;  abstain-, 
refrain-  from  voting  ;  leave  un- 
decided; make  a  virtue  of  neces- 
sity. 

Adj.  neu-tral,  -ter;  indifferent; 
undecided  &c.  {irresolute)  605. 

Adv,  either  &c.  {choice)  609. 

610.  Rejection. — N.  rejection, 
repudiation,  exclusion;  relusal&c. 
764.- 

V.  reject;  set  -,  lay-  aside;  give 
up;  decline  &c.  {refuse)  764;  ex- 
clude, except ;  pluck,  spin ;  cast. 

repudiate,  scout,  set  at  naught; 
fling  -,  cast  -,  throw  -,  toss-  -to 
the  winds,  -  to  the  dogs,  -  over- 
board, -  away ;  send  to  the  right 
about  ;  disclaim  &c.  {deny)  536; 
discard  &c.  {eject)  297,  {have  done 
with)  678. 

Adj.  rejected  &c.  v.\  reject- 
aneous,  -itious;  not  -chosen  &c. 
609,  -  to  be  thought  of;  out  of  the 
question. 

Adv.  neither,  -  the  one  nor  the 
other;  no  &c.  536. 

Phr,  11011  hoec  in  foedera. 


C09-614. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  I. 


pass  -,  cross-  the  Rubicon ;  cast  in  one's  lot  with ;  take  for  better 
or  for  worse. 

Adj.  optional ;  discretional  &c.  {voluntary)  600. 

eclectic ;  choosing  &c.  v. ;  preferential ;  chosen  &c.  -y. ;  choice 
&c.  {good)  648. 

Adv.  optionally  &c.  adj. ;  at  pleasure  &c.  {iciU)  600 ;  either,  - 
the  one  or  the  other;  or;  at  the  option  of;  whether  or  not;  once 
for  all ;  for  one's  money. 

by  -choice,  -  preference ;  in  preference ;  rather,  before. 


611.  Predetermination.  —  N'. 
pre-meditation,  -deliberation,  -de- 
termination ;  foregone  conclusion ; 
parti  pris  ;  resolve,  propendency; 
intention  &c.  620;  project  &c.  626. 

V.  pre-determine,  -meditate,  -re- 
solve, -concert;  resolve  before- 
hand. 

Ad),  pre-pense,  -meditated  &c. 
v.,  -designed ;  advised,  studied,  de- 
signed, calculated;  aforethought; 
intended  &c.  620. 

well-laid,  -devised,  -weighed  ; 
maturely  considered ;  cunning. 

Adv.  advisedly  &c.  ad/j. ;  with 
premeditation,  deliberately,  all 
things  considered,  with  eyes  open, 
in  cold  blood;  intentionally  &c. 
620. 

613.  Habit. — N.  habit,  -ude;as- 
sue-tude,  -faction  ;  wont  ;  run, 
way. 

common  -,  general  -,  natural  -, 
ordinary-  -course,  -  run,  -  state- 
af  things ;  matter  of  course ;  beaten 
-path,  -  track,  -  ground. 

prescription,  custom,  use,  usage, 
immemorial  usage,  practice;  pre- 
valence, observance ;  conventional- 
ism, -ity;  mode,  fashion,  vogue; 
etiquette  &c.  {geRtlUty)  852;  order 
of  the  day,  cry;  conformity  &c. 
82. 

one's  old  way,  old  school,  veteris 
vestigia  Jlammce  ;  laudator  temporis 
acti. 

rule,  standing  order,  precedent, 
routine;  red-t.ipe,  -tapism ;  pipe- 
clay; rut,  groove. 


612.  Impulse. — W.  impulse,  sud- 
den thouglit;  impromj)tu^  improvi- 
sation; inspiration,  flash,  spurt. 

improvimtove ;  creature  of  im- 
pulse. 

V.  flash  on  the  mind. 

say  what  comes  uppermost;  im- 
provise, extemporize. 

Adj.  extemporaneous,  impulsive, 
indeliberate ;  iuiprovis-ed,  -ate, 
-atory ;  un-,  unpre-meditated ;  im- 
provise ;  un-prompted,  -guided ; 
natural,  unguarded;  spontaneous 
&c.  (voluntary)  600 ;  instinctive 
&c.  601. 

Adv.  cxtem-pore,  -poraneously ; 
off-hand,  impromptu.,  a  Vimptroviste; 
impioviso;  on  the  spur  of  the -mo- 
ment, -  occasion. 

614.  Desuetude.— TV.  desuetude, 
disusagc;  disuse  &c.  678;  want  of 
-habit,  -  practice  ;  inusitation; 
newness  to;  new  brooms. 

infraction  of  usage  &c.  {uncon- 
formity) 83;  non-prevalence;  "a 
custom  more  honoured  in  the 
breach  than  the  observance." 

V.  be  -unaccustomed  «&c.  adj. ; 
leave  off  -,  cast  off  -,  bieak  oft'  -, 
wean  oneself  of  -,  violate  -,  break 
through  -,  infringe-  -a  habit,  -  a 
custom,  -  a  usage;  disuse  &c.  678; 
wear  off. 

Adj.  un  -  accustomed,  -  used, 
-wonted,  -seasoned,  -inured,  -hab- 
ituated, -trained  ;  new ;  green  &c. 
{unskilled)  699;  unhackneyed. 

unusual  &c,  {unconformalle)  83; 
non-observant ;  disused  &c.  678. 
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V.  (T.)  I.  INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION.  613— 615a. 

cacoethes ;  bad  -,  confirmed  -,  inveterate  -,  intrinsic  &c.  5 
liabit:  addiction,  trick. 

training  &c.  {education)  537;  seasoning,  hardening,  inurement; 
radication;  second  nature,  acclimatization;  knack  «&c.  (skiU) 
698. 

K  b3  -wont  &c.  adj. 

fall  into  a  custom  &c.  {conform  to)  82 ;  tread  -,  follow-  the 
beaten  -track,  -  path ;  stare  super  antiquas  vias ;  move  in  a  rut, 
ran  on  in  a  groove,  go  round  like  a  horse  in  a  mill,  go  on  in  the 
old  jog-trot  way. 

habituate,  inure,  harden,  season,  caseharden;  accustom,  fami- 
liarize; naturalize,  acclimatize;  keep  one's- hand  in;  train  &c. 
{educate)  537. 

get  into  the  -way,  -  knack-  of;  learn  &c.  539;  cling  -,  adhere- 
to;  repeat  &c.  104^  acquire  -,  contract  -,  fall  into-  a  -habit,  - 
trick ;  addict  oneself  -,  take-  to, 

be  -habitual  &c.  adj. ;  prevail ;  come  into  use,  become  a  habit, 
take  root ;  gain  -,  grow-  upon  one. 

Adj.  habitual ;  ac-,  customary ;  prescriptive ;  accustomed  &c. 
t'. ;  of  -daily,  -  every  day- occurrence ;  wonted,  usual,  general, 
ordinary,  common,  frequent,  every-day,  household,  jog-trot; 
well-trodden,  -known  ;  familiar,  vernacular,  trite,  common- 
place, conventional,  regular,  set,  stock,  established,  stereo- 
typed ;  pre-vailing,  -valent ;  current,  received,  acknowledged, 
recognized,  accredited;  of  course,  admitted,  understood. _ 

conformable  &c.  82;  according  to  -use,  -custom,  -routine;  in 
-vogue,  -  fashion ;  fashionable  &c.  genteel  852. 

wont ;  used  -,  given  -,  addicted  -,  attuned  -,  habituated  &c. 
«.-  to;  in  the  habit  of;  habitue;  at  home  in  &c.  {skilful)  698; 
seasoned ;  imbued  with;  devoted  -,  wedded-  to. 

hackneyed,  fixed,  rooted,  deep-rooted,  ingrafted,  permanent, 
inveterate,  besetting;  naturalized;  ingrained  &c.  (intrinsic)  5. 

Adv.  habitually  &c.  adj. ;  always  &c.  {uniformly)  16. 

as  -usual,  -  is  one's  wont,  -  things  go,  -  the  world  goes,  -  the 
sparks  fly  upwards;  more  -sua,  -  solito. 

as  a  rule,  for  the  most  part ;  generally  &c.  adj. ;  most  often,  - 
frequently. 

Fhr.  cela  s'entend. 


2°.    Causes  of  Volition. 


615.  Motive.  —  N.  motive, 
springs  of  action. 

reapon,  ground,  call,  principle; 
main-spring,  primum  mobile,  key- 
stone ;  the  why  and  the  wherefore ; 
pro  and  con,  reason  why;  secret 
motive,  arriere  pensee;  inteutioa 
i%c   620. 


615a.  Absence  op  Motive. — JV. 
absence  of  motive ;  caprice  &c.  608 ; 
chance  &c.  (absence  of  design)  621. 

V.  have  no  motive ;  scruple  &c. 
(be  unwilling)  603. 

Adj.  without  rhyme  or  reason; 
aimless  *&c.  {chance)  621. 

Adv.  out  of  mere  caprice. 


20*  233 


615—616. 


VOLITION 


V.  (I.)  I. 


inducement,  consideration  ;  at- 
traction; loadstone;  magnet,  -ism, 
-ic  force ;  allect-ation,  -ive ;  tempt- 
ation, enticement,  agacerie,  allure- 
ment, witchery  ;  bewitch-ment, 
-ery ;  charm ;  spell  &c.  993 ;  fasci- 
nation, blandishment,  cajolery;  se- 
duc-tion,  -ement ;  honeyed  words, 
voice  of  the  tempter,  song  of  the 
Sirens  ;  forbidden  fruit,  golden 
apple. 

persuasi-bility,  -bleness ;  attract- 
ability;  impress-,  suscept-ibility ; 
softness;  pursuas-,  attract-iveuess ; 
tantalization. 

influence,  prompting,  dictate, 
instance  ;  impuls-e,  -ion  ;  incit- 
ement, -ation;  press,  instigation; 
provocation  &c.  {excitation  of  feel- 
ing) 834;  inspiration;  per-,  sua- 
sion ;  encouragement,  advocacy  ; 
ex-,  hortation;  advice  &c.  G95; 
solicitation  &c.  {request)  765. 

incentive,  stimulus,  spur,  fillip, 
whip,  goad,  rowel,  provocative, 
whet,  dram. 

bribe,  lure;  decoy,  -  duck;  bait, 
trail  of  a  red  herring;  bribery  and 
corruption ;  sop,  -  for  Cerberus. 

prompter,  tempter  ;  seduc-er, 
-tor;  instigator,  firebrand,  incen- 
diary; Siren,  Circe. 

V.  induce,  move;  draw,  -  on; 
bring  in  its  train,  give  an  -impulse 
&c.  n.-  to  ;  inspire;  put  up  to, 
prompt,  call  up ;  attract,  beckon. 

stimulate  &c.  {excite)  824;  spirit  up,  inspirit;  a-,  rouse;  an- 
imate, incite,  provoke,  instigate,  set  on,  actuate;  act  -,  work-, 
operate-  upon ;  encourage ;  pat  -,  clap-  on  the  -back,  -  shoulder. 

influence,  weigh  with,  bias,  sway,  incline,  dispose,  predispose, 
turn  the  scale,  inoculate;  lead,  -  by  the  nose;  have  -,  exercise- 
influence-  -with,  -over,  -upon;  go  -,  come-  round  one;  turn 
the  head,  magnetize. 

persuade;  prevail  -with,  -  upon;  overcome,  carry;  bring 
-round  T  to  one's  senses;  draw-  win  -,  gain  -,  come  -,  talk- 
over;  procure,  enlist,  engage;  invite,  court. 

tempt,  seduce,  overpersuade,  entice,  allure,  captivate,  fasci- 
nate, bewitch,  carry  away,  charm,  conciliate,  wheedle,  coax, 
lure;  inveigle;  tantalize;  cajole  &c.  {deceive)  545. 

tamper  with,  bribe,  suborn,   grease  the  palm,  bait  with  a  sil- 

234 


616.  Dissuasion. — N.  dissua- 
sion, deiiortation,  expostulation, 
remonstrance  ;  deprecation  &c. 
766. 

discouragement,  damper,  wet 
blanket. 

cohibition  &c.  {restraint)  751 ; 
curb  &c.  {means  of  restraint)  752 ; 
check  &c.  {hindrance)  706. 

reluctance  &c.  {anicillingness) 
603;  contraindication. 

V.  dissuade,  dehort,  cry  out 
against,  remonstrate,  expostulate, 
warn,  contraindicate. 

disincline,  indispose,  shake, 
stagger;  dis-courage,  -pirit,  -heart- 
en, -enchant;  deter;  hold  -,  keep- 
back  &c.  {restrain)  751;  render 
-averse  &c.  603;  repel;  turn  aside 
&c.  {deviation)  279;  wean  from; 
act  as  a  drag  «&g.  {hinder)  706; 
throw  cold  water  on,  damp,  cool, 
chill,  blunt,  calm,  quiet,  quench; 
deprecate  &c.  766. 

Adj.  dissuading  &c.  -o. ;  dissua- 
sive; dehortatory,  expostulatory ; 
monit-ive,  -ory. 

dissuaded  &c.  v. ;  uninduced  &c. 
(induce  &c.  615);  unpersuadable 
{obntinate)  606;  averse  &c.  {un- 
willing)  603;  repugnant  &c.  {dis- 
like) 867. 


V.  (I.)  I.  INDIVIDUAL  VOLITION.  615—619. 

ver  hook,  gild  the  pill,  make  things  pleasant,  put  a  sop  into  the 
pan,  throw  a  sop  to,  bait  the  hook. 

enforce,  force ;  impel  &c.  (push)  376 ;  propel  &c.  284 ;  whip, 
lash,  goad,  spur,  prick,  urge;  egg-,  hound  -,  hurry- on;  drag 
&c.  385;  exhort;  advise  &c.  695;  call  upon  &c.,  press  &c.  (re- 
quest) 765 ;  advocate. 

set  -an  example,  -  the  fashion ;  keep  iu  countenance. 

be  -persuaded  &c,  ;  yield  to  temptation,  come  round ;  concede 
&c.  {consent)  763 ;  obey  a  call ;  follow  -advice,  -  the  bent,  -  the 
dictates  of;  act  on  principle. 

Adj.  impulsive,  motive ;  suas-,  persuas-,  hortat-ive,  -ory ;  pro- 
treptical ;  inviting,  tempting  &c.  'd.  ;  seductive,  attractive ;  fasci- 
nating &c.  (2)leasing)  829;  provocative  &c.  {exciting)  824. 

induced  &c.  v. ;  disposed;  persuadable  &c.  {docile)  603;  spell- 
bound; instinct  -,  smitten-  with;  inspired  &c.  «.-  by. 

Adv.  because,  therefore  &c.  {cause)  155;  from  -this,  -  that- 
motive;  for  -this,  -  that-  reason;  for;  by  reason  -,  for  the 
sake  -,  on  the  score  -,  on  account-  of ;  out  of,  from,  as,  foras- 
much as. 

for  all  the  world;  on  principle. 

617.  [Ostensible  motive,  ground,  or  reason  assigned.]  Plea. 
— N.  plea,  pretext;  allegation,  advocation;  ostensible  -mo- 
tive, -  ground,  -  reason;  excuse  &c.  {vindication)  937;  colour; 
gloss,  guise. 

loop-,  starting-hole ;  how  to  creep  out  of,  salvo,  come  off. 

handle,  peg  to  hang  on,  room,  hcus  standi ;  stalking-liorse, 
cheval  de  bataille,  cue. 

pretence  &c.  {untruth)  546 ;  put  off,  dust  thrown  in  the  eyes; 
blind;  moonshine;  mere-,  shallow- pretext ;  lame -excuse,  - 
apology;  tub  to  a  whale;  false  plea,  sour  grapes;  makeshift, 
shift,  white  lie;  special  pleading  &c.  {sophistry)  477;  soft 
sawder  &c.  {Jiattery)  933. 

V.  plead,  allege;  shelter  oneself  under  the  plea  of ;  excuse 
&c.  {vindicate)  937;  lend  a  colour  to;  furnish  a  -handle  &c.  n. ; 
make  a  -pretext,  -  handle-  of;  use  as  a  -plea  &c.  ?i. ;  take 
one's  stand  upon,  make  capital  out  of ;  pretend  &c.  {lie)  544. 

Adj.  ostensible  &c.  {manifest)  525;  alleged,  apologetic; 
pretended  &c.  545. 

Adv.  ostensibly  ;  under  -colour,  -  the  plea,  -  the  pretence-  of. 

3°.    Objects  of  Volition. 


618.  Good. — N.  good,  benefit, 
advantage ;  improvement  &c.  658 ; 
interest,  service,  behoof,  behalf; 
weal;  main  chance,  summum  bo- 
num,  common  weal;  "consumma- 
tion devoutly  to  be  wished ; " 
gain,  boot;  profit,  harvest 


619.  Evil.— iV.  evil,  ill,  harm, 
hurt,  mischief,  nuisance;  machi- 
nations of  the  devil,  Pandora's 
box,  ills  that  flesh  is  heir  to. 

blow,  buffet,  stroke,  scratch, 
bruise,  wound,  gash,  mutilation; 
mortal -blow,  -wound;  immedica- 
235 


618-621. 


YOLiriOX. 


V.  (I.)  ir. 


boon  &c.  {gift)  784 ;  ^ood  turn ; 
blessing;  world  of  good;  piece  of 
good  luck,  -  fortune ;  nuts,  prize, 
windfall,  godsend,  waif,  treasure 
trove. 

good  fortune  &c.  {'prosperity) 
734 ;  happiness  &c.  837. 

[Source  of  good]  goodness  &c. 
648 ;  utility  &c.  644 ;  remedy  &c. 
663  •,  jjleasure-giving  &c.  839. 

Adj.  commendable  &c.  931 ;  use- 
ful &c.  644;  good  «&c.,  beneficial 
&c.,  648. 

Adv.  well,  aright,  satisfactorily, 
favourably,  not  amiss;  all  for  the 
best;  to  one's  -advantage  &c.  n. ; 
in  one's  -favour,  -  interest  &c.  n. 

Phr,  so  far  so  good. 


Adj.  disastrous,  bad  &c.  6 
Adv.  amiss,  wrong,  il!,  to 


hile  vuhius ;  damage,  loss  &c.  {de- 
terioration) 659. 

disadvantage,  prejudice,  draw- 
back. 

disaster,  accident,  casualty ;  mis- 
hap &c.  (misfortwie)  735;  bad  job, 
devil  to  pay;  calamity,  bale,  caras- 
trophe,  tragedy;  ruin  &c.  {destruc- 
tion) 163;  adversity  &c.  735. 

mental  suffering  &c.  838.  [Evil 
spirit]  demon  &c.  980.  [Cause  of 
evil]  bane  &c.  663.  [Production 
of  evil]  badness  &c.  649;  painful- 
ness  &c.  830;  evil-doer  &c.  913. 

outrage,  wrong,  injury,  foul 
play;  bad-,  ill- turn;  disservice; 
spoliation  &c.  791 ;  grievance,  cry- 
ing evil. 

V.  be  in  trouble  &c.  {adversity) 
735. 

49 ;  awry,  out  of  joint, 
one's  cost. 


Section  II.     Prospective  Volition.* 

1°.    Conceptional  Volition. 


620.  Intention. — N.  intent, 
-iou,  -ionality;  purpose;  quo  ani- 
mo  ;  project  &c.  636;  undertaking 
&c.  676;  predetermination  &c. 
611;  design,  ambition. 

contemplation,  mind,  animus, 
view,  purview,  proposal;  study; 
look  out. 

final  cause;  raison  d'etre;  cut 
bono;  object,  aim,  end;  "the  be 
all  and  the  end  all;"  drift  &c. 
{meaning)  516;  tendency  &c.  176; 
destination,  mark,  point,  butt, 
goal,  target,  bull's-eye,  quintain; 
prey,  quarry,  game. 

decision,  determination,  resolve ; 
set-,  settled-  purpose;  ultimatum; 
resolution  &c.  604;  wish  &c.  865; 
arriere  pensee  ;  motive  &c.  615. 

[Study  of  final  causes]  Teleolo- 
gy- 

*That  is,  volition  having  reference  to  a  future  objecL. 


621.  [Absence  of  purpose  in  the 
succession  of  events.]  Chance. f 
— iV.  chance  &c.  156;  lot,  fate  &c. 
{necessity)  601;  luck;  good  luck 
&c.  {good)  618. 

speculation,  venture,  stake, 
game  of  chance;  mere  -,  random- 
shot;  bliud  bargain,  leap  in  the 
dark ;  pig  in  a  poke  &c.  {uncertain- 
ty) 475 ;  fluke,  pot-luck. 

drawing  lots;  sorti-legy,  -tion; 
sortes,  -  VirgiliancB ;  rouge  et  noir^ 
hazard,  roulette^  pitch  and  toss, 
chuck-farthing,  cup-tossing,  heads 
or  tails,  cross  and  pile,  wager; 
bet,  -ting;  gambling;  the  turf. 

gaming-,  gambling-,  betting- 
house;  hell;  betting  ring;  dice,  - 
box ;  dicer ;  gam-bler,  -ester ;  man 
of  the  turf;  adventurer. 

V.  chance  &c.  {Jcap)  156 ;  stand 

f  See  note  on  )  ^(^. 
236 


V.  (I.)  II. 


CONCEPTION  A  L  VOLITION. 


620-623 


V.  intend,  purpose,  design, 
mean ;  have  to ;  propose  to  oneself ; 
harbour  a  design ;  have  in  -view,  - 
contemplation,  -  one's  eye,  -petto; 
have  an  eye  to. 

bid  -,  labour-  for;  be  -,  aspire 
-,  endeavour-  after;  be  -,  aim  -, 
drive  -,  point  -,  level  -,  aspire- 
at;  take  aim;  set  before  oneself; 
study  to. 

take  upon  oneself  &c.  {under- 
take) 676 ;  take  into  one's  head ; 
meditate,  contemplate;  think  -, 
dream  -,  talk- of;  premeditate  &c. 
611;  compass,  calculate;  dest-ine, 
-in ate;  propose. 

project  &c.  {plan)  626;  have  a 
mind  to  &c.  (be  icilliiig)  602 ;  desire 
&c.  865 ;  pursue  &c.  622. 

Adj.  intended  &c.  v. ;  inten- 
tional, advised,  express,  determi- 
nate; prepense  &c.  611;  bound 
lor;  intending  &c.  d.\  minded; 
bent  upon  &c.  {earnest)  604;  at 
stake;  on  the  -anvil,  -  tajns ;  in 
-view,  -  prospect,  -  the  breast  of ; 
ia  petto  ;  teleological. 

Adv.  intentionally  &c.  adj. ;  ad- 
visedly, wittingly,  knowingly,  de- 
signedly, purposely,  on"  purpose, 
by  design,  studiously,  pointedly; 
with  -intent  &c.  n. ;  deliberately 
&c.  {with  premeditation)  Qllx  with 
one's  eyes  open,  in  cold  blood. 

for;  with  -a  view,  -  an  eye-  to;  in  order  -to,  -  that;  to  the 
end  -,  with  the  intent-  that;  for  the  purpose  -,  with  the  view  -, 
'in  contemplation  -,  on  account-  of. 

in  pursuance  of,  pursuant  to ;  quo  animo  ;  t  ">  all  intents  and 
purposes. 


a    chance    &c.    {he  possible)  470. 

toss  up;  cast  -,  draw-  lots; 
leave  -,  trust-  -to  chance,  -  to  the 
chapter  of  accidents;  tempt  for- 
tune ;  chance  it,  take  one's  chance ; 
run  -,  incur  -  encounter-  the 
-risk,  -  chance ;  stand  the  hazard 
of  the  die. 

speculate,  try  one's  luck,  set  on 
a  cast,  raffle,  put  into  a  lottery, 
buy  a  pig  in  a  poke,  shuffle  the 
cards. 

risk,  venture,  hazard,  stake; 
lay,  -  a  wager ;  make  a  bet,  wager, 
bet,  gamble,  game,  play  for ;  play 
at  chuck-farthing. 

Adj.  fortuitous  &c.  156;  unin- 
ten-tionai,  -ded;  accidental;  not 
meant  ;  un-designed,  -purposed ; 
unpremeditated  &c.  612;  never 
thought  of. 

indiscriminate,  promiscuous ;  un- 
directed, random ;  aim-,  drift-,  de- 
sign-, purpose-,  cause-less;  without 
purpose. 

possible  &c.  470. 

Adv.  casually  «&c.  156 ;  uninten- 
tionally &c.  adj. ;  unwittingly. 

en  passant,  by  the  way,  inciden- 
tally;  as  it  may  happen ;  at  -ran- 
dom, -  a  venture,  -  haphazard. 


622.  [Purpose  in  action.]  Puk- 
euiT. — N.  pursuit;  pursuing  &c. 
V. ;  prosecution ;  pursuance ;  enter- 
prise &c.  {undertaking)  676;  busi- 
ness &c.  625 ;  adventure  &c.  {essay) 
675;  quest  &c.  {search)  461;  scram- 
ble, hue  and  cry,  game ;  liobby. 

chase,  hunt,  battue,  luce,  steeple- 
ch:ise,  hunting,  coursing  ;  ven- 
ation, -ery;  fox-chase;  sport,  .-iug; 


623.  [  Absence  of  pursuit.  ] 
Avoidance. — N.  abst-eution,  -in- 
ence;  forbearance;  refraining  &c. 
V. ;  inaction  &c.  681 ;  neutrality. 

avoidance,  evasion,  elusion;  se- 
clusion &c.  893. 

avolation,  flight ;  escape  &c.  671 ; 
retreat  &c.  28*7;  recoil  «fcc.  277; 
dep.irture  &c.  293;  rejection  «fec. 
010. 

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f;22-624. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  /r 


shirker  &c.  v.;  traant;  fugitive, 
refugee;  runa-way,  -gate. 

V.  abstain,  refrain,  spare,  not 
attempt ;  not  do  &c.  681 ;  maintain 
the  even  tenour  of  one's  way. 

eschew,  keep  from,  let  alone, 
have  nothing  to  do  with ;  keep  -, 
stand-,  hold-  -aloof,  -  off;  take 
no  part  in,  have  no  hand  in. 

avoid,  shun ;  steer  -,  keep-  clear 
of;  fight  shy  of;  keep  -one's,  -  at 
a  respectful-  distance;  keep -,  get- 
out  of  the  way ;  evade,  elude,  turn 
away  from  ;  set  one's  face  against 
&c.  (oppose)  708 ;  deny  oneself. 

shrink;  hang  -,  hold  -,  draw- 
back; recoil  &c.  277;  retire  &c. 
(recede)  387;  flinch,  blink,  blench, 
shy,  shirk,  dodge,  parry,  make 
way  for,  give  place  to. 

beat  a  retreat ;  turn  -tail,  -  one's 
back;  tako  to  one's  heels;  run, 
-away,  -  for  one's  life;  cut  and 
rim;"be  off,  -like  a  shot;  fly,  flee: 
fly  -,  flee  -,  run  away-  from;  take 
-,  take  to-  flight;  desert,  elope: 
make  -,  scamper  -,  sneak  -,  shuf- 
fle -,  sheer-  oil ;  break  -,  burst  -, 
tear  oneself  -,  slip  -,  slink  -,  steal, 
-away,  -'away  from;  slip  cable, 
part  company,  turn  on  one's  heel; 
sneak  out  of,  play  truant,  give  one 
the  go  by,  g  ve  leg  bail,  tak3 
French  leave,  slope,  decamp,  flit, 
bolt,  abscontJ,  levant,  skedaddle, 
absquatulate,  cut  one's  stick,  walk 
one's  chalks,  show  a  light  pair  ot 
heels,  make  oneself  scarce;  escape 
&c.  671 ;  go  away  &c.  (depart)  293;  abandon  &c.  624;  reject  &c. 
610. 

lead  one  a  -dance,  -pretty  dance;  throw  off  the  scent,  play 
at  hide  and  seek. 

Adj.  unsought,  unattempted;  avoiding  &c.  v.;  neutral;  shy 
of  &c,  (unwilling)  603 ;  elusive,  evasive ;  fugitive,  runaway ;  shy, 
wild. 

Adj,  lest,  in  order  to  avoid. 

Int.  forbear  I  keep  -,  hands-  off  I  sauve  qui  pe7it!  devil  take 
the  hindmost  1 


shooting,  angling,  fishing,  hawk- 
ing. 

])ursuer;  hunt-er,  -sman;  sports- 
man, Nimrod;  hound  &c.  366. 

V.  pursue,  prosecute,  follow; 
run  -,  make  -,  be  -,  hunt  -,  prowl- 
after  ;  carry  on  &c.  (do)  680 ;  en- 
gage in  &c.  (undertahe)  676;  set 
about  &c.  (hegin)  66;  endeavor  &c, 
675 ;  court  &c.  (request)  765 ;  seek 
&c.  (search)  461 ;  aim  at  &c.  {inten- 
tion) 620;  follow  the  trail  &c. 
(trace)  461;  fish  for  &c.  (experi- 
ment) 463;  press  on  &c.  (haste) 
684 ;  run  a  race  &c.  (velocity)  274. 

chase,  give  chase,  course,  dog, 
hunt,  hound;  tread  -,  follow-  on 
the  heels  of,  &c.  (sequence)  281. 

rush  upon;  rush  hetidlong  <xc. 
(violence)  173;  ride  -,  run- full  tilt 
at;  make  a  leap  -,  jump  -,  snatch- 
at ;  run  down ;  start  game. 

tread  a  path ;  take  -,  hold-  a 
course;  shape  -,  direct  -,  bend- 
one's  -steps,  -  course ;  play  a  game ; 
fight  -,  elbow-  one's  w.iy;  follow 
up;  take  -to,  -  up;  go  in  for;  ride 
one's  hobby. 

Adj.  pursuing  &c.  v. ;  in  quest 
of  &c.  (inquiry)  461 ;  in  -pursuit, 
-  full  cry,  -hot  pursuit;  on  the 
scent. 

Adv.  in  pursuance  of  &c.  (inten- 
tion) 620;  after. 

Int.  tally-ho!  yoicksl  so-hol 


624.  RELINQUISHME^'T. — N.  relinquish-,  abandon-ment ;  de- 

238 


V.  (I.)  ir.  CONCEPTIONAL  VOLITION.  624-625. 

sertion,  defection,  secession,  wifhdrawal;  cave  of  Adullam. 

discontinnauce  &c.  {cessation)  142 ;  renunciation  &c.  {recan- 
tation) 607;  abrogation  &c.  75G;  resignation  &c.  {retirement) 
757;  desuetude  &c.  614;  cession  &c.  {of  property)  782. 

V,  relinquish,  give  up,  abandon,  desert,  forsake,  leave  in 
the  lurch;  depart-  secede  -,  withdraw-  from;  back  out  of ; 
leave,  quit,  take  leave  of,  bid  a  long  farewell ;  vacate  &c.  {re- 
sign) 757. 

renounce  &c.   {abjure)  607 ;  forego,  have  done  with,  drop ;  . 
discard  &c.  782;  wash  one's  hands  of;  drop  all  idea  of. 

break  -,  leave-  off ;  desist ;  stop  &c.  {cease)  142 ;  hold  -,  stay- 
one's  hand ;  quit  one's  hold ;  give  over,  shut  up  shop. 

throw  up  the  -game,  -  cards ;  give  up  the  -point,  -  argu- 
ment; pass  to  the  order  of  the  day,  move  the  previous  ques- 
tion. 

Adj.  unpursued ; '  relinquished  &c.  v. ;  relinquishing  &c.  v. 

Int.  avast  &c. !  {stop)  142. 

625.  Business. — N.  business,  occupation,  employment;  pur- 
suit &c.  622 ;  what  one  is  -doing,  -  about ;  affair,  concern,  mat- 
ter, case. 

matter  ia  hand,  irons  in  the  fire;  thing  to  do,  agendum, 
task,  work,  job,  errand,  commission,  mission,  charge,  care: 
duty  (fee.  926. 

part,  role^  cue;  province,  function,  look-out,  department, 
capacity,  sphere,  orb,  field,  line;  walk,  -of  life;  beat,  round, 
routine;  race,  career. 

office,  place,  post,  incumbency,  living;  situation,  berth,  em- 
ploy; service  &c.  {servitude)  749;  engagement;  undertaking 
&c.  676. 

vocation,  calling,  profession,  cloth,  faculty;  industry,  a^t; 
industrial  arts;   craft,  mystery,    handicraft;  trade  &c.   {com- 

erce)  794. 

exercise;  work  &c.  {action)  680;  avocation;  press  of  busi- 
ness &c.  {activity)  682. 

V.  pass  -,  employ  -,  spend-  one's  time  in ;  employ  oneself 
-in,  -  upon ;  occupy  -,  concern-  oneself  with ;  make  it  one's 
-business  &c.  n. ;  undertake  &c.  676 ;  enter  a  profession ;  be- 
take oneself  to,  turn  one's  hand  to ;  have  to  do  with  &c.  {do)  680. 

drive  a  trade ;  carry  on  -,  do  -,  transact-  -business,  -  a  trade 
^.  n. ;  keep  a  shop:  ply  one's  -task,  -  trade;  labour  in  one's 
■•  )cation ;  pursue  the  even  tenour  of  one's  way ;  attend  to  -busi 
-  ess,  -  one's  work. 

officiate,  serve,  act;  act  -,  play-  one's  part;  do  duty;  serve 

,  discharge  -,  perform-  the  -office,  -  duties,  -  functions-  of; 
lold  -,  fill-  -an  oflace,  -  a  place,  -  a  situation ;  hold  a  portfolio. 

be  -about,  -  doing,  -  engaged  in,  -  employed  in,  -  occupied 
with,  -  at  work  on;  have  one's  hands  in,  have  in  hand;  have 
on  one's  -hands,  -  shoulders ;  bear  the  burden ;  have  one's  hands 
full  *&c.  {activity)  682. 


625-627.  VOLITION.  V.  (I.)  ii. 

be  -in  the  hands  of,  -  on  the  stocks,  -  on  the  anvil;  pass 
through  one's  hands. 

Adj.  business-like;  work-a-day;  professional;  official,  func- 
tional; busy  &c.  {actively  employed)  682 ;  on  -,  in-  -hand,  -  one's 
hands;  afoot;  on  -foot,  -  the  anvil;  going  on;  acting. 

Adv.  in  the  course  of  business,  all  in  one's  day's  work;  pro- 
fessionally &c.  adj. 

626.  Plan. — iV.  plan,  scheme,  design,  project;  propos-al, 
-ition;  suggestion;  resolution,  motion;  precaution  &c.  {pro- 
mdon)  673;  deep-laid  &c.  {premeditated)  611-  plan  &c. 

system  &c.  {order)  58 ;  organization  &c.  {arrangement)  60 ; 
germ  &c.  {cause)  153. 

sketch,  skeleton,  outline,  draught,  draft,  ebauclie,  brouillon; 
rough  -cast,  -  draft,  -  draught,  -  copy ;  copy ;  proof,  revise. 

{oTecsiSt,programme,  prospectus ;  carte  du  pays  ;  card ;  bill, 
protocol ;  order  of  the  day,  list  of  agenda  ;  bill  of  fare  &c. 
Xfood)  298 ;  base  of  operations ;  platform. 

role ;  policy  &c.  (line  of  conduct)  692. 

contrivance,  invention,  expedient,  receipt,  nostrum,  artifice, 
device;  stratagem  &c.  {cunning)  702;  trick  &c.  {deception) 
545 ;  alternative,  loophole ;  shift  &c.  {siibstitute)  147 ;  last  shift 
&c.  {necessity)  601. 

measure,  step ;  stroke,  -  of  policy ;  master  stroke ;  trump-, 
court-card ;  cJieval  de  dataille.,  great  gun ;  coup,  -  d''etat ;  clever 
-,  bold  -  good-  -move,  -  hit,  -  stroke ;  bright  -thought,  - 
idea. 

intrigue,  cabal,  plot,  conspiracy,  complot,  machination; 
under-,  counter-plot. 

schem-ist,  -atist;  strategist,  machinator;  projector,  artist, 
promoter,  designer  &c.  v.\  conspirator;  intrigant  &c.  {cun- 
ning) 702. 

V.  plan,  scheme,  design,  frame,  contrive,  project,  forecast, 
sketch;  devise,  invent  &c.  {imagine)  515;  set  one's  wits  to 
work  &c.  515;  spring  a  project;  fall  -,  hit-  upon;  strike-, 
chalk  -,  cut  -,  lay  -  map-  out ;  lay  down  a  plan ;  shape  -, 
mark- out  a  course ;  predetermine  &c.  611;  concert,  precon- 
cert, preestablish ;  prepare  &c.  673;  hatch,  -  a  plot ;  concoct; 
take  -steps,  -  measures. 

cast,  recast,  systematize,  organize;  arrange  &c.  60;  digest, 
mature. 

plot ;  counter-plot,  -mine ;  dig  a  mine ;  lay  a  train ;  intrigue 
&c.  {cunning)  702. 

Adj.  planned  &c.  v. ;  strategic,  -al ;  planning  &c.  «. ;  in 
course  of  preparation  &c.  673;  under  consideration;  on  the 
'tapis,  -  carpet. 

627.  Method.  [Path.] — K  method,  way,  manner,  wise, 
gait,  form,  mode,  fashion,  tone,  guise ;  modus  operandi  ;  pro- 
cedure «fcc.  {line  of  condnrt)    692. 

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V.  0.)  II. 


CONCEPTIONAL  VOLITION. 


627-630. 


path,  road,  route,  course ;  line  of  -way,  -  road ;  trajectory, 
orbit,  track,  beat,  tack. 

steps;  stair,  -case;  flight  of  stairs,  ladder,  stile. 

bridge,  viaduct,  pontoon,  stepping  stone,  plank,  gangway; 
drawbridge;  pass,  ford,  ferry,  tunnel;  pipe  &c.  260. 

door;  gateway  &c.  (opening)  2Q0 ;  channel,  passage,  avenue, 
means  of  access,  approach,  adit ;  artery,  lane,  alley,  aisle,  lob- 
by, corridor;  back-door,  -stairs;  secret  passage;  covert-way. 

road-,  path-,  stair-way;  thoroughfare;  highway;  turnpike 
-,  royal-  coach-  road;  broad  -,  King's-,  Queen's-  highway; 
beaten  -track,  -  path;  horse  -,  bridle-  road,  -  track,  -  path; 
walk,  trottoir,  foot-path,  pavement,  flags,  side-walk;  by  -, 
cross- -road,  -  path,  -way;  cut;  short  -cut  &c.  (mid-course) 
628;  carrefour;  private  -,  occupation-  road;  highways  and 
byways;  rail-,  tram-road,  -way;  causeway;  can,al  &c.  (conduit) 
350;  street  &c.  (adode)  189. 

Adv.  how;  in  what  -way,  -  manner;  by  what  mode;  so,  in 
this  way,  after  this  fashion. 

one  way  or  another,  anyhow;  somehow  or  other  &c.  (instru- 
mentality) 631 ;  by  way  of ;  via  ;  in  transitu  &c.  270 ;  on  the 
high  road  to. 

Phr.  hm  tihi  erunt  artes. 


628.  Mid-course. — N.  middle-, 
mid-course  ;  mean  &c.  29 ;  middle 
&c.  68 ;  juste  milieu,  mezzo  termine, 
golden  mean,  upLarov  [lerpov,  au- 
rea  mediocritas. 

straight  &c.  (direct)  27S  -course, 
•  -  path ;  short  -,  cross-  cut ;  great 
circle  sailing. 

neutrality ;  half  -,  half  and  half- 
measures;  compromise. 

V.  keep  in  -a  middle,  -  an  even- 
course  ;  go  straight  &c.  (direct)  278. 

go  half  way,  comproinise,  make 
a  compromise. 

Adj.  straight  &c.  (direct)  278.* 


629.  Circuit. — K  circuit,  round- 
about  way,  digression,  detour,  cir- 
cumbendibus, ambages,  loop ;  wind- 
ing &c.  (circuition)  311;  zigzag 
&c.  (deviation)  279. 

V.  perform  a  circuit ;  go  -round 
about,  -  out  of  one's  way;  make  a 
detour ;  meander  &c.  (deviate)  279. 

lead  a  pretcy  dance;  beat  about, 
-the  bush;  make  two  bites  of  a 
cherry. 

Adj.  circuitous,  indirect,  round- 
about ;    zigzag  &c.  (deviating)  279. 

Adv.  by  -a  side  wind,  -  an  indi- 
rect course;  in  a  roundabout  way; 
from  pillar  to  post. 


630.  Requirement. — N.  requirement,  need,  wants,  necessi- 
ties ;  necessaries,  -  of  life ;  stress,  exigency,  pinch,  sine  qud 
non,  matter  of  necessity;  case  of  -need,  -  life  or  death. 

needfulness,  essentiality,  necessity,  indispensability, urgency. 

requisition  &c.  (request)  765,  (exaction)  741;  run  upon;  de- 
mand -,  call-  for. 

desideratum  &c.  (desire)  865 ;  want  &c.  (deficiency)  640. 

V.  require,  need,  want,  have  occasion  for;  not  be  able  to 
-do  without,  -  dispense  with ;  prerequire. 

render  necessary,  necessitate,  create  a  necessity  for,  call  for, 
21  241 


630—632.  VOLITION.  V.  (I.)  ii. 

put  in  f equisition ;  make  a  requisition  &c.  {asTc  for)  765,  {de- 
inand)  741. 

stand  in  need  of;  lack  &c.  640;  desiderate;  desire  &c.  865; 
be  -necessary  &e.  adj. 

Adj.  required  &c.  v. ;  requisite,  needful,  necessary,  impera- 
tive, essential,  indispensable,  prerequisite;  called  for;  in -de- 
mand, -  request. 

urgent,  exigent,  pressing,  instant,  crying,  absorbing. 

in  want  of;  destitute  of  &c,  640. 

Ad^v.  ex  necessitate  rei  &c.  {neccasaTily)  601;  of  necessity. 

Phr.  there  is  no,  time  to  lose ;  it  cannot  be  -spared,  --  dis- 
pensed •with. 

2°.  Suhsermence  to  Ends, 
1.  Actual  Subservience, 

631.  Instrumentality. — N.  instrumentality;  aid  &c.  707; 
8ubservien-ce,  -cy;  mediation,  intervention,  medium,  inter- 
medium, vehicle,  hand ;  agency  &c.  170. 

minister,  handmaid;  midwife,  accoucheur,  obstetrician;  go- 
between  ;  cat's  paw  ;  stepping-stone. 

key;  master-,  pass-,  latch-  key;  "open  sesame;"  pass- 
port, passe-partout,  safe-conduct. 

instrument  &c.  033;  expedient  &c.  {plan)  (S2Q\  means  &c. 
632. 

V.  subserve,  minister,  mediate,  intervene;  be  -instrumental 
«&c.  adj. ;  pander  to. 

Adj.  instrumental;  useful  &c.  644;  ministerial,  subservient, 
mediatorial;  inter-mediate,  -vening. 

Adv.  through,  by,  per;  where-,  there-,  here-by;  by  the 
-agency  &c.  170-  of;  by  dint  of;  by  -,  in-  virtue  of;  through 
the -medium  &c.  n.-of;  along  with;  on  the  shoulders  of ;  by 
means  of  »fcc.  632 ;  by  -,  with-  -the  aid  &c.  {assistance)  707-  of. 

per  fas  et  nefas,  by  fair  means  or  foul;  somehow,  -  or  other; 
by  hook  or  by  crook. 

632.  Means. — N.  means,  resoui-ces,  wherewithal,  ways  and 
means ;  capital  &c.  {money)  800 ;  stock  in  trade  »&c.  636 ;  provi- 
sion &c.  637;  a  shot  in  the  locker;  appliances  &c.  {machinery) 
633;  means  and  appliances;  conveniences;  cards  to  play; 
expedients  &c.  {measures)  620;  two  strings  to  one's  bow; 
sheet  anchor  &c.  {safety)  666;  aid  &c.  707;  medium  &c.  631. 

V.  find  -,  have  -,  possess-  means  &c.  n. 

Adj.  instrumental  tfec.  631;  mechanical  &c.  633. 

Adv.  by  means  of,  with;  by  -what,  -all,  -any,  -  some- 
means;  where-,  here-,  there-with;  wherewithal. 

how  &c.  {in  what  manner)  627 ;  through  &c.  {by  the  instru- 
mentality of)  631 ;  with  -,  by-  the  aid  &c.  {assistance)  707-  of; 
by  the  -agency  &c.  170-  of. 


V.  (I.)  n.  .  SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS.  623— 63a 

633.  Instrument.  —  iV.  machinery,  mechanism,  engineer- 
ing. 

instrument,  organ,  tool,  implement,  utensil,  machine,  en- 
gine, lathe,  gin,  mill. 

gear;  tack-le,  -ling;  rigging,  apparatus,  appliances;  plant, 
materiel ;  harness,  trappings,  fittings,  accoutrements ;  equip- 
ment, -age ;  appointments,  furniture,  upholstery ;  chattels ; 
paraphernalia  &c.  (belongings)  780. 

mechanical  powers ;  lever,  -age ;  mechanical  advantage ;  crow, 
-bar;  handspike,  gavelock,  jemmy,  arm,  limb,  wing;  oar, 
paddle;  pulley;  wheel  and  axle ;  wheel-,  clock-work;  wheels 
within  wheels  ;  pinion,  crank,  winch  ;  cam  ;  pedal;  capstan 
«&c.  {lift)  307;  wheel  &c.  {rotation)  313;  inclined  plane;' 
wedge;  screw;  spring,  mainspring. 

handle,  hilt,  haft,  shaft,  heft,^shank,  blade,  trigger,  tiller, 
helm,  treadle,  key ;  turnscrew,  screwdriver. 

hammer  &c.  {impulse)  276 ;  edge  tool  &c.  {cut)  253 ;  borer 
&c.  262  ;  vice,  teeth  &c.  {hold)  781 ;  nail,  rope  &c.  {join)  45 ; 
peg&c.  {hang)  214;  support  &c.  215;  spoon  &c.  {vehicle)  272; 
arms  &c.  727 ;  oar  &c.  {navigation)  267. 

Ad.j,  instrumental  &c.  631 ;  mechanical,  machinal ;  brachial. 

634.  Substitute. — N.  substitute  &c.  147 ;  deputy  &c.  759. 

635.  Materials. — N.  material,  raw  material,  stuff,  stock, 
staple ;  bricks  and  mortar ;  metal ;  stone ;  clay,  brick ;  crock- 
ery &c.  384 ;  compo,  -sition ;  concrete ;  cement ;  wood,  ore, 
timber. 

materials;  supplies,  munition,  fuel,  grist,  household  stuff; 
pabulum  &c.  {food)  298;  ammunition  &c.  {arms)  727;  con- 
tingents; relay,  reinforcement;  baggage  &c.  {personal  pro- 
perty) 180;  meana  &c.  Qd2. 

Adj.  raw  &c.  (unprepared)  674 ;  wooden  &c.  n. 

636.  Store.— iV.  stock,  fund,  mine,  vein,  lode,  quarry; 
spring ;  fount,  -ain ;  well,  -spring ;  milch-cow. 

stock  in  trade,  supply ;  heap  &c.  {collection)  72 ;  treasure ;  re- 
serve, carps  de  reserve,  reserved  fund,  nest-egg,  savings,  bonne 
bouche. 

crop,  harvest,  mow,  vintage. 

store,  accumulation,  hoard,  rick,  stack;  lumber;  relay  &c. 
(provision)  637. 

store-house,  -room,  -closet;  depository,  depot,  cache,  re- 
positoiy,  -servatory,  -pertory ;  repertorium  ;  promptuary,  ware- 
house, entrepot,  magazine;  buttery,  larder,  spence;  garner, 
granary ;  thesaurus ;  bank  &c.  {treasury)  802 ;  arm-ory,  -oury ; 
arsenal;  dock;  gallery,  museum,  conservatory;  menag-ery, 
-erie. 

reservoir,  cistern,  tank,  pond,  mill-pond ;  gasometer. 

budget,  quiver,  portfolio;  coffer  &c.  {receptacle)  191. 

243 


636-640. 


VOLITION. 


V.    (I.)  IL 


conservation ;  storing  &c.  ■»,  ;  storage. 

F.  store;  put  -,  lay  -,  set-  by;  stow  away;  set  -,  lay-  apart; 
store  -,  hoard  -,  treasure  -,  lay  -,  heap  -,  put  -,  garner  -, 
save-  up ;  accumulate,  amass,  hoard,  fund,  garner,  save. 

reserve ;  keep  -,  hold-  back ;  husband,  -  one's  resources. 

deposit;  stow,  stack,  load;  harvest;  heap,  collect  &c.  72; 
lay  -in  store  &c.  adj. ;  keep,  file  [papers] ;  lay  in  &c.  {promde) 
637 ;  preserve  &c.  670. 

Adj.  stored  &c.  ■». ;  in  -store,  -  reserve,  ~  ordinary ;  spare, 
supernumerary. 


637.  Provision. — N.  provision, 
supply;  grist,  -  to  the  mill;  sub- 
vention &c.  {aid)  707;  resources 
&c.  {means)  632. 

providing  &c.  -y. ;  purveyance; 
reinforcement;  commissariat. 

provender  &c.  {food)  298 ;  mati- 
cum. 

caterer,  purveyor,  commissary, 
quartermaster,  feeder,  batman, 
victualler,  grocer,  conipi^ador,  re- 
staurateur;  jackal,  pelican;  sutler 
&c.  {merchant)  797. 

V.  provide;  make  -provision,  - 
due  provision  for ;  lay  in,  -  a  stock, 

-  a  store, 
sup-ply,  -peditate ;  furnish ;  find, 

-  one  in ;  arm. 
cater,  victual,  provision,  purvey, 

forage ;  beat  up  for ;  stock,  -  with ; 
make  good,  replenish ;  fill,  -  up ; 
recruit,  feed. 

have  in  -store,  -  reserve ;  keep,  ~ 
by  one,  -  on  foot;  have  to  fall 
back  upon ;  store  &c.  636 ;  provide 
against  a  rainy  day  &c.  (economy) 
817. 


638.  Waste. — N.  consumption, 
expenditure,  exhaustion ;  disper- 
sion &c.  73;  ebb;  leakage  &c.  {ex- 
Nidation)  295;  loss  &c.  776;  wear 
and  tear;  waste;  prodigality  &c. 
C18;  misuse  &c.  679;  wasting  &c. 
v. ;  rubbish  &c.  {useless)  645. 

mountain  in  labour. 

V.  spend,  expend,  use,  con- 
sume, swallow  up,  exhaust;  im- 
poverish; spill,  drain,  empty;  dis- 
perse &c.  73. 

cast  -,  throw  -,  fling  -,  fritter- 
away;  burn  the  candle  at  both 
ends,  waste;  squander  &c.  818. 

"waste  its  sweetness  on  the 
desert  air;"  cast  -one's  bread  upon 
the  waters,  -pearls  before  swine; 
employ  a  steam  engine  to  crack  a 
nut,  waste  powder  and  shot,  break 
a  butterfly  on  a  wheel ;  labour  in 
vain  <&c.  {useless)  645 ;  cut  blocks 
with  a  razor,  pour  water  into  a 
sieve. 

leak  &c.  {run  out)  295;  run  tc 
waste;  ebb;  melt  away,  run  dry, 
dry  up. 

Adj.  wasted  &c.  v. ;  at  a  low 
ebb. 

wasteful  &c.  {prodigal)  818;  penny  wise  and  pound  foolish. 
PJir.  magna  conatu  magnas  nugas;  le  jeu  ne  vaut  pas  la  chandelle. 


639.  Sufficiency. — N.  sufficien- 
cy, adequacy,  enough,  withal, 
quantum  sufficit^  satisfaction,  com- 
petence; no  less. 

mediocrity  &c.  {average)  29. 

fill  ;    fulness   &c.    {completeness) 


640.  Insufficiency. — N.  insuf- 
ficiency; inadequa-cy,  -teness;  in- 
competence &c.  {imjMence)  158; 
deficiency  &c.  {incompleteness)  53; 
imperfection  &c.  651  ;  shortcom- 
ing &c.  304 ;  paucity ;  stint ;  scanti- 
244 


V.  (I.)  II. 


SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS. 


639—640 


52;  plen-itude,  -ty;  abundance; 
copiousness  &c.  adj. ;  amplitude, 
galore,  lots,  profusion;  full  mea- 
sure; ''good  measure  pressed 
down  and  running  over." 

luxuriance  &c.  (fertility)  168; 
affluence  &c.  (wealth)  803;  fat  of 
the  land;  "a  land  flowing  with 
milk  and  honey ;  "  cornucopia ; 
horn  of  -plenty,  -  Amalthaea;  mine 
&c.  (stock)  636. 

outpouring;  flood  &c.  (great 
quantity)  31 ;  tide  &c.  (river)  348 ; 
repletion  &c.  (redundance)  641; 
satiety  &c.  869. 

V.  be  -sufficient  &c.  adj.;  suf- 
fice, do,  just  do,  satisfy,  pass  mus- 
ter; have  -enough  &c.  ??. ;  eat  -, 
drink  -,  have-  one's  fill;  roll  -, 
swim-  in ;  wallow  in  &c.  (supera- 
bundance) 641. 

abound,  exuberate,  teem,  flow, 
stream,  rain,  shower  down ;  pour, 
-  in ;  swarm ;  bristle  with. 

render  -sufficient  &c.  adj.',  re- 
plenish &c.  (Jill)  53. 

Adj.  sufficient,  enough,  ade- 
quate, up  to  the  mark,  commen- 
surate, competent,  satisfactory, 
Valid,  tangible. 

measured ;  moderate  &c.  (tem- 
perate) 953. 

full  &c.  (complete)  53;  ample; 
plen-ty,  -tiful,  -teous;  plenty  as 
blackberries;  copious,  abundant; 
abounding  &c.  v. ;  replete,  enough 
and  to  spare,  flush;  choke-full; 
well-stocked,  -provided;  liberal; 
unstint-ed,  -ing;  stintless;  with- 
out stint ;  un-sparing,  -measured  ; 
lavish  &c.  641 ;  wholesale. 

lich;  luxuriant  &c.  (fertile)  168; 
affluent  &c.  (wealthy)  803;  want- 
less;  big  with  &c.  (pregnant)  161. 

un-exhausted,  -wasted ;  exhaust- 
Isss,  inexhaustible. 

Adv.  sufficiently,  amply  &c. 
adj. ;  full ;  in  -abundance  &c.  n. ; 
with  no  sparing  hand;  to  one's 
21* 


ness  &c.  (smallnesi)  33;  none  to 
spare ;  bare  substance. 

scarcity,  dearth  ;  want,  need, 
lack,  poverty,  exigency ;  inanition, 
starvation,  famine,  drought. 

dole,  pittance ;  short  -allowance, 
-  commons ;  half -rations ;  banyan 
day. 

emptiness,  poorness  &c.  adj. ; 
depletion, vacancy,  flaccidity;  ebb- 
tide; low  water;  "  a  beggarly  ac- 
count of  empty  boxes;  "  indigence 
&c.  (poverty)  804;  insolvency  &c. 
(non-payment)  808. 

be  -insufficient  &c.  adj. ;  not 
-suffice  &c.  639 ;  come  short  of  &c. 
304 ;  run  dry. 

want,  lack,  need,  require ;  caret ; 
be  in  want  &c.  (poor)  804;  live 
from  hand  to  mouth. 

render  -insufficient  «fec.  adj. ; 
drain  of  resources ;  impoverish  &c. 
(wast-e)  638;  stint  &c.  (begrudge) 
819;  put  on  short  allowance. 

do  -insufficiently  &c.  adv. ;  scotch 
the  snake. 

Adj.  insufficient,  inadequate; 
too  -little  &c.  33 ;  not  -enough  &c. 
639 ;  unequal  to ;  incompetent  &c. 
(impotent)  158;  "weighed  in  the 
balance  and  found  wanting ;  "  per- 
functory &c.  (neglect)  460 ;  deficient 
&c.  (incomplete)  53;  wanting  &c. 
V. ;  imperfect  &c.  651 ;  ill-fur- 
nished, -provided,  -stored,  -off. 

slack,  at  a  low  ebb ;  empty,  va- 
cant, bare;  short  -,  out  -,  desti- 
tute -,  devoid  -,  denuded-  of; 
dry,  drained. 

un  -  provided,  -supplied,  -fur- 
nished; un-replenished,  -fed;  un- 
stored,  -treasured;  empty-handed. 

meagre,  poor,  thin,  scrimp, 
sparing,  spare,  stinted;  starv-ed, 
-eling;  half-starved,  famine-strick- 
en, famished;  jejune. 

scant  &c.  (small)  33 ;  scarce ;  not 

to  be  had,  -  for  love  or  money,  - 

at  any  price;  scurvy;  stingy  &c. 

819;  at  the   end  of  one's  tether; 

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VOLITION. 


(I.)  II. 


\ieart's  content,  ad  libitum^  with- 
out stint. 
Phr,  cut  and  come  again. 


withoiit  -resources  &c.  632 ;  in  want 
&c.  {poor)  804;  in  debt  «fec. 
806. 

Adv.  insufficiently  &c,  adj. ;  in 
default-,  for  want- of ;  failing, 

641.  Redundance. — N,  redundance;  too -much,  -  many; 
Buper-abundance,  -fluity,  -fluence,  -saturation ;  nimiety,  trans- 
cendency, exuberance,  profuseness;  profusion  &c.  {plenty) 
639 ;  repletion,  enough  in  all  conscience,  satis  superque^  lion's 
share ;  more  than  -enough  &c.  639 ;  plethora,  engorgement, 
<?ongestion,  load,  surfeit,  sickener ;  turgescence  &c.  {exjmnsion) 
194;  over-dose,  -measure,  -supply,  -flow;  inundation  &c. 
{water)  348;  avalanche. 

accumulation  &c.  {store)  636 ;  heap  &c.  72 ;  drug,  -  in  the 
market;  glut;  crowd;  burden. 

excess;  sur-,  over-plus;  margin;  remainder  &c.  40;  dupli- 
cate; surplusage,  expletive;  work  of  -,  supererogation;  lonuSy 
bonanza. 

luxury;  intemperance  &c.  954;  extravagance  &c.  {prodigal- 
ity) 818;  exorbitance,  lavishment. 

pleonasm  &c.  {diffuseness)  573 ;  too  many  irons  in  the  fire ; 
embarras  de  richesses. 

V.  super-,  over-abound ;  know  no  bounds,  swarm ;  meet  one 
at  every  turn ;  creep  -,  bristle-  with ;  overflow ;  run  -,  flow  -, 
well  -,  brim- over;  run  riot;  over-run,  -stock,  -lay,  -charge, 
-dose,  -feed,  -burden,  -load,  -do,  -whelm,  -shoot  the  mark  &c. 
{go  beyond)  303;  surcharge,  supersaturate,  gorge,  glut,  load, 
drench,  whelm,  inundate,  deluge,  flood ;  drug,  -  the  market. 

choke,  cloy,  accloy,  suffocate ;  pile  up,  lay  on  thick ;  lavish 
&c.  {squander)  818. 

send  -,  carry-  coals  to  Newcastle;  teach  one's  grandmother 
to  suck  eggs;  pisces  natare  docere\  kill  the  slain,  "gild  refined 
gold,"  "  pamt  the  lily;  "  butter  one's  bread  on  both  sides,  put 
butter  upon  bacon ;  employ  a  steam-engine  to  crack  a  nut  &c. 
{waste)  638. 

exaggerate  <fec.  549 ;  wallow  in ;  roll  in  &c.  {plenty)  639 ;  re- 
main on  one's  hands,  hang  heavy  on  hand,  go  a  begging. 

Adj.  redundant ;  too  -much,  -  many ;  exuberant,  inordinate, 
superabundant,  excessive,  overmuch,  replete,  profuse,  lavish; 
prodigal  &c.  818;  exorbitant;  overweening;  extravagant;  over- 
charged &c.  «. ;  supersaturated,  drenched,  overflowing;  run- 
nmg  -over,  -  to  waste,  -  down. 

crammed  -,  filled-  to  overflowing;  gorged,  ready  to  burst; 
dropsical,  turgid,  plethoric;  obese  &c.  194. 

superfluous,  unnecessary,  needless,  supervacaneous,  uncalled 
for,  to  spare,  in  excess;  over  and  above  &c.  {remainder)  40; 
de  trop;  adscititious  &c.  {additional)  37 ;  supernumerary  &c. 
(reserve)  636 ;  on  one's  hands,  spare,  duplicate,  supererogatory, 
pxpletive. 

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SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS.  641—643. 

too-  much :  too  far ; 


Adj.  over,  too,  over  and  above;  over 
without  -,  beyond  -,  out  of-  measure;  witli  ...  to  spare; 
over  head  and  ears ;  up  to  one's  -eyes,  -  ears ;  extra;  beyond 
the  mark  &c.  {transcursion)  303. 

Phr.  it  never  rains  but  it  pours. 


2.  Degree  of  Ritba^^ience. 


642.  Importance. — N,  import- 
ance, consequence,  moment,  prom- 
inence, consideration,  mark,  ma- 
terialness. 

import,  significance,  concern; 
emphasis,  interest. 

greatness  &c.  31;  superiority 
«fec.  33;  notability  &c.  {repute) 
873;  weight  &c.  {injiuence)  175; 
value  &c.  (goodness)  648;  useful- 
ness &c.  644. 

gravity,  seriousness,  solemnity; 
no  -joke,  -  laughing  matter;  pres- 
sure, urgency,  stress;  matter  of 
life  and  death. 

memorabilia,  notadilia,  great  do- 
ings ;  red-letter  day. 

great  -thing,  -  point;  main 
chance,  "  the  be  all  and  the  end 
all,"  cardinal  point;  substance, 
gist  &e.  (essence)  5 ;  sum  and  sub- 
stance, gravamen,  head  and  front; 
important  -,  principal  ~,  promi- 
nent -,  essential-  part;  half  the 
battle;  sine  qua  non;  breath  of 
one's  nostrils  &c.  (life)  359 ;  cream, 
salt,  core,  kernel,  heart,  nucleus; 
key,  -note,  -stone;  corner  stone; 
trump-card  &c.  (device)  626;  sali- 
ent points. 

top-sawyer,  first  fiddle,  prima 
donna,  chief;  triton  among  the 
minnows. 

V.  be  -important  &c.  adj.,  - 
somebody,  -  something;  import, 
signify,  matter,  boot,  be  an  object; 
cany  weight  &c.  (influence)  175; 
make  a  figure  &c.  (rejnite)  873 ;  be 
in  the  ascendant,  come  to  the 
front,  lead  the  way,  take  the  lead, 
play  first  fiddle,  throw  all  else  mto 


643.  Unimportance. — N.  un- 
importance, insignificance,  noth' 
ingness,  immateriality. 

triviality,  levity,  frivolity;  pal- 
triness &c.  adj. ;  poverty ;  small- 
ness  &c.  32;  vanity  &c.  (useless- 
ness)  645;  matter  of  -indifference 
&c.  866;  no  object. 

nothing,  -  to  signify,  -worth 
speaking  of,  -  particular,  -  to 
boast  of,  -  to  speak  of ;  small  -, 
no  great  -,  trifling  &c.  adj,-  mat- 
ter; mere  -joke,  -  nothing;  hardly 
-,  scarcely-  anything;  nonentity, 
cipher;  no  great  shakes,  peu  de 
chose;  child's  play. 

toy,  plaything,  popgun,  paper 
pellet,  gimcrack,  gewgaw,  bauble, 
trinket,  bagatelle,  kickshaw,  knick- 
knack,  whim-wham,  trifle,  "trifles 
light  as  air." 

trumpery,  trash,  rubbish,  stuff, 
fatras,  frippery;  "  leather  or  pru- 
nello ;  "  chaff,  drug,  froth,  bubble, 
smoke,  cobweb ;  weed ;  refuse  &c. 
{inutility)  645 ;  scum  &c.  (dirt)  653. 

joke,  jest,  snap  of  the  fingers; 
fudge  &c.  (unmeaning)  ^11 ',  fiddle- 
stick, -  end;  pack  of  nonsense, 
mere  farce. 

straw,  pin,  fig,  button,  rush; 
bulrush,  feather,  halfpenny,  far- 
thing, brass  farthing,  doit,  pep- 
percorn, jot,  rap,  pinch  of  snuff, 
old  song. 

minutice,  details,  minor  details, 
small  fry;  dust  in  the  balance, 
feather  in  the  scale,  drop  in  the 
ocean,  flea-bite,  mole-hill. 

nine  days'  wonder,  ridiculus  mus; 
flash  in  the  pan  &c.  (impotence) 
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V.  (I.)  II. 


the  shade;  lie  at  the  root  of;  de- 
serve ~,  merit  -,  be  worthy  of- 
-notiee,  -  regard,  -  consideration. 

attach  -,  ascribe  -,  give-  import- 
ance &c.  ?i.-to;  value,  care  for; 
set  store  -upon,  -  by;  mark  &c. 
650 ;  mark  with  a  white  stone,  un- 
derline; write  -,  put  -,  print-  in 
-italics,  -  capitals,  -  large  letters, 
-  large  type,  -  letters  of  gold ; 
accentuate,  emphasize,  lay  stress 
on. 

make  -a  fuss,  -  a  stii,  -  a  piece 
of  work,  -  much  ado-  about ;  make 
-of,  -  much  of. 

Adj.  important;  of  -importance 
&c.  n. ;  momentous,  material ;  not 
to  be  -overlooked,  -  despised,  - 
sneezed  at;  egregious;  'veighty 
&c.  {injluential)  175;  of  note  &c. 
{repute)  873;  notable,  prominent, 
salient,  signal;  memorable,  re- 
markable; worthy  of  -remark,  - 
notice;  never  to  be  forgotten; 
stirring,  eventful. 

grave,  serious,  earnest,  noble, 
grand,  solemn,  impressive,  com- 
manding, imposing. 


urgent,    pressing, 


critical,    in- 


stant, 

paramount,  essential,  vital,  aJl- 
absorbing,  radical,  cardinal,  chief, 
main,  prime,  primary,  principal, 
leading,  capital,  foremost,  over- 
ruling; of  vital  &c.  importance. 

in  the  front  rank,  first-rate;  su- 
perior &c.  33;  considerable  &c. 
{great)  31 ;  marked  &c.  v. ;  rare 
&c.  137. 

significant,  telling,  trenchant, 
emphatic,  pregnant;  tanti. 

Adv.  materially  &c.  adj. ;  in  the 
main;  above  all,  Kar'  t^ox>i*j  par 
excellence,  to  crown  all. 


158;  much  ado  about  nothing  &c. 
{over estimation)  432. 

V.  be -unimportant  &c.  aaj. ;  not 
-matter  &c.  642 ;  go  for  -,  matter 
-,  signify-  -little,  -  nothing,  -  lit- 
tle or  nothing;  not  matter  a  -straw 
&c.  n, 

make  light  of  &c.  {underestimate) 
483 ;  catch  at  straws  «fcc.  {overedi- 
Qnate)'4:S2.  . 

Adj.  unimportant;  of  -little,  - 
small,  -  no-  -account,  -  import- 
ance «&c.  642;  immaterial;  uu-, 
non-essential;  indifferent. 

subordinate  &c  {inferior)  34; 
mediocre  &c.  {average)  29 ;  passable, 
fair,  respectable,  tolerable,  com- 
monplace; uneventful,  mere,  com- 
mon; ordinary  &c.  {habitual)  613; 
inconsiderable,  so-so,  insignificant. 

trifling,  trivial;  slight,  slender, 
light,  flimsy,  frothy,  idle;  puerile 
&c.  {foolish)  499;  airy,  shallow; 
weak  &c.  160;  powerless  &c.  158; 
frivolous,  petty,  niggling;  pid-, 
ped-dling;  fribble,  inane,  ridicu- 
lous, farcical;  fini-cal,  -kin;  fid- 
dle-faddle, fingie-fangle,  namby- 
pamby,  wishy-washy,  milk  and 
water. 

poor,  paltry,  pitiful;  contempt- 
ible &c.  (contemjjt)  930;  sorry, 
mean,  meagre,  shabby,  miserable, 
wretched,  vile,  scrubby,  scrannel, 
weedy,   niggardly,  scurvy,   putid. 


beggarly,  worthless,  twopenny- 
halfpenny,  cheap,  trashy,  catch- 
penny, gimcrack,  trumpery. 

not  worth  -the  pains,  -  while,  - 
mentioning,  -  speaking  of,  -  t 
thought,  -  a  curse,  -  a  straw  &c. 
n. ;  beneath  -,  unworthy  of-  -no- 
tice, -  regard,  -  consideration;  de 
land  capjrijid  ;  vain  &c.  {useless)  645. 
Adv.  slightly  &c.  adj. ;  rather, 
somewhat,  pretty  well,  tolerably, 
for  aught  one  cares. 
Int.  no  matter!  pish!  tush!  tut!  pshaw!  pugh!  pooh,  -poohf 
fudge!  bosh!  humbug!  fiddlestick,  -end!  fiddlededeel  never 
mind !  nHmporte  I  what  -signifies,  -  matter,  -  boots  it,  -  of  that, 

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SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS. 


643-645. 


-'s  the  odds!   a  fig  for!  stuff!  nonsense!  stuff  and  nonsense! 
Phr.  magno  conatu  7nagnas  migas;  lejeu  ne  iiaut  pasla  cliandelle  ; 
it  -matters  not,  -  does  not  signify ;  it  is  of  no  -consequence,  - 
importance. 


644.  Utility.— iV.  utility;  use- 
fulness &c.  adj. ;  efficacy,  efficien- 
cy, adequacy;  service,  use,  stead, 
avail ;  help  &c.  {aid)  707 ;  applica- 
bility &c.  adj. ;  subservience  &c. 
{Instrumentality)  631 ;  function  &c. 
(business)  625;  value;  worth  &c. 
{goodness)  648 ;  money's  worth ;  pro- 
ductiveness &c.  IQ^yadhono  &c. 
{intention)  620 ;  utilization  &c.  {use) 
677;  step  in  the  right  direction. 

common  weal;  utilitarianism 
&c.  {pliilantliropy)  910. 

V.  be  -useful  &c.  adj. ;  avail, 
serve ;  subserve  &c.  {he  instrumental 
to)  631;  conduce  &c.  {tend)  176; 
answer  -,  serve-  -one's  turn,  -  a 
purpose. 

act  a  part  &c.  {action)  680 ;  per- 
form -,  discharge-  -a  function  &c. 
625;  dc)  -,  render-  -a  service,  - 
good  service;  bestead,  stand  one 
in  good  stead ;  be  the  making  of ; 
help  &c.  707. 

bear  fruit  &c.  {produce)  161; 
bring  grist  to  the  mill ;  profit,  re- 
munerate; benefit  &c.  {do  good) 
648. 

find  one's  -account,  -  advantage- 
in  ;  reap  the  benefit  of  &c.  (be  bet- 
ter for)  658. 

render  useful  &c.  {use)  677. 

Adj.  useful ;  of  -use  &c.  n. ;  ser- 
viceable, proficuous,  good  for; 
subservient  &c.  (instrumental)  631 ; 
conducive  &c.  (tending)  176;  sub- 
sidiary &c.  {helping)  707. 

advantageous  &c.  (beneficial)  648 ; 
profitable,  gainful,  remunerative, 
worth  one's  salt;  valuable;  proli- 
fic &c.  {productive)  168. 

adequate;  ef-ficient,  -Scacious; 
effect-ive,  -ual ;  expedient  &c.  646. 

applicable,  available,  ready, 
handy,  at  hand,  tangible ;  commo- 


645.  Inutility.  —  N.  inutility ; 
uselessness  &c.  adj. ;  inefficacy,  fu- 
tility; inep-,  inap-titude;  unsub- 
servience;  inadequacy  &c.  (insuf- 
ficiency) 640 ;  inefficiency  &c.  {in- 
competence)  158;  unskilfulness  &c. 
699;  disservice;  unfi*uitfulness&c. 
(unpiroductiveness)  169;  labour  -in 
vain,  -lost,  -  of  Sisyphus;  lost 
-trouble,  -  labour;  work  of  Pene- 
lope ;  sleeveless  errand,  wild  goose 
chase,  mere  farce. 

tautology  &c.  {repetition)  104; 
supererogation  &c.  {redundance) 
641. 

vanitas  vanitatum.,  vanity,  inan- 
ity, worthlessness,  nugacity ;  trivi- 
ality &c.  {unimportance)  643. 

capjut  mortuum,  waste  paper, 
dead  letter;  blunt  tool. 

litter,  rubbish,  lumber,  odds 
and  ends,  cast-off  clothes ;  button- 
top;  shoddy;  rags,  orts,  trash, 
refuse,  sweepings,  scourings,  off- 
^scourings,  waste,  rubble,  debris; 
stubble,  leavings;  broken  meat; 
dregs  &c.  {dirt)  653;  weeds,  tares; 
rubbish  heap,  dust  hole. 

fruges  consumere  natus  &c.  {drone) 
683. 

V.  be  -useless  &c.  adj ;  go  a  beg^ 
ging  &c.  (redundant)  641 ;  fail  &c. 
732. 

seek  -,  strive-  after  impossibili- 
ties; use  vain  efforts,  labour  in 
vain,  roll  the  stone  of  Sisyphus, 
beat  the  air,  lash  the  waves,  battre 
Veau  avec  un  baton.,  donner  un  coup 
d'epee  dans  Veau.,  fish  in  the  air, 
milk  the  ram,  drop  a  bucket  into 
an  empty  well,  sow  the  sand ;  bay 
the  moon ;  preach  -,  speak-  to  the 
winds ;  whistle  jigs  to  a  milestone ; 
kick  against  the  pricks,  se  batt/re 
centre  des  moulins;  lock  the  stable 
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V.  (I.)ii. 


dious,     adaptable;    of    all    work. 
Adv.  usefully  &c.  adj. ;  jpro  Ijono 
pvhlico. 


door  when  the  steed  is  stolen  &c. 
{too  late)  135;  hold  a  farthing 
candle  to  the  sun ;  cast  pearls  be- 
fore swine  &c.  {waste)  638;  carry 
coals  to  Newcastle  &c.  {redund- 
ance) 641;  wash  a  blackamoor 
white  &c.  {imjyossiMe)  471. 

render  -useless  &c.  adj. ;  dis-mantle,  -mast,  -mount,  -qualify, 
-able;  unrig;  cripple,  lame  &c.  {injure)  659;  spike  guns,  clip 
the  wings ;  put  out  of  gear. 

Adj.  useless,  inutile,  inefficacious,  futile,  unavailing,  bootless; 
inoperative  &c.  158;  inadequate  &c.  {inswfficient)  640;  in-,  un- 
sub-servient ;  inept,  inefficient  &c.  {impotent)  158;  of  no -avail 
&c.  {use)  644;  ineffectual  &c.  {failure)  732;  incompetent  &c. 
{unskilful)  699;  "  stale,  flat  and  unprofitable;  "  supei-fluous  &c. 
{redundant)  641 ;  dispensable ;  thrown  away  &c.  (^wasted)  638 ; 
abortive  &c.  {immature)  674. 

worth-,  value-,  price-less ;  unsaleable ;  not  worth  a  straw  &c. 
{triji'mg)  643 ;   dear  at  any  price. 

vain,  empty,  inane;  gain-,  profit-,  fruit-less;  un-serviceable, 
-profitable;  ill-spent;  unproductive  &c.  169;  hors  de  comlat ; 
effete,  past  work  &c.  {imjjaired)  659;  obsolete  &c.  {old)  124;  fit 
for  the  dust  hole ;  good  for  nothing ;  of  no  earthly  use ;  not 
worth  -having,  -  powder  and  shot;  leading  to  no  end,  uncalled 
for;  un-necessary,  -needed. 
Adv.  uselessly  &c.  adj. ;  to  -little,  -  no,  -little  or  no-  purpose. 
Int.  cui  bono  ?  what's  the  good ! 


646.  [Specific  subservience.]  Ex- 
pedie:sce. — N.  expedien-ce,  -cy; 
desira-bleness,  -bility  &c.  adj. ;  fit- 
ness &c.  {a^jreement)  23 ;  utility  &c. 
644;  propriety. 

high  time  &c.  {occasion)  134. 

V.  be  -expedient  «&c.  adj. ;  suit 
&c.  {agree)  23 ;  befit ;  suit  -,  befit- 
the  -time,  -  season,  -  occasion. 

conform  &c.  82. 

Adj.  expedient;  desir-,  advis-, 
accept-able  ;  convenient  ;  worth 
while,  meet;  fit,  -ting;  due,  prop- 
er, eligible,  seemly,  becoming;  be- 
fitting &c.  V. ;  opportune  &c.  {in 
season)  134;  in  loco;  suitable  &c. 
{accordant)  23;  applicable  &c.  {use- 
ful) 644. 

Adv.  in  the  right  place;  con- 
veniently &c.  adj. 

Phr.  o'perce  yretium  est. 


647.  Inexpedience. — N.  inex- 
pedien-ce,  -cy ;  undesira-bleness, 
-bility  &c.  adj. ;  discommodity, 
impropriety;  unfitness  &c.  {disa- 
greement) 24 ;  inutility  &c.  645. 

V.  be  -inexpedient  &c.  adj. ; 
come  amiss  &c.  {disagree)  24 ;  em- 
barrass &c.  (hinder)  706;  put  to 
inconvenience;  pay  too  dear  for 
one's  whistle. 

Adj.  inexpedient,  undesirable ; 
un-,  in-advisable;  objectionable; 
in-apt,  -eligible,  -admissible,  -con- 
venient ;  in-,  dis-commodious ;  dis- 
advantageous; inappropriate,  unfit 
&c.  {inconsonant)  24. 

ill-contrived,  -advised  ;  unsatis- 
factory; unprofitable  &c.,  unsub- 
servient&c,  {useless)  Qi^\  inoppor- 
tune &c.  {unseasonable)  135;  out  of 
-,  in  the  wrong- place ;  improper, 
unseemly. 

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647—649 


clumsy,  awkward ;  cum-brous,  -bersome ;  lumbering,  unwieldy, 
bulky;  unmanageable  &c.  (impracticable)  704;  impedient  &c.  {in 
the  wmj)  706. 

unnecessary  &c.  {redundant)  641. 

Phr.  it  will  never  do. 


648.  [Capability  of  producing 
good.  Good  qualities.  ]  Goodness. 
~N.  goodness  &c.  adj. ;  excel- 
lence, merit ;  virtue  &c.  944 ;  value, 
worth,  price. 

super-excellence,  -eminence;  su- 
periority &c.  33;  perfection  &c. 
050;  coup  de  maitre  ;  master-piece, 
chef  d''oeiivre,  prime,  flower,  cream, 
elite,  pick,  Al,  none  such,  nonpa- 
reil., cveme  de  la  creme,  flower  of 
the  flock,  cock  of  the  roost,  salt 
of  the  earth. 

tid-bit ;  gem,  -  of  the  first  water ; 
hijou,  precious  stone,  jewel,  pearl, 
diamond,  ruby,  brilliant,  treasure ; 
good  thing;  vara  avis,  one  in  a 
thousand. 

beneficence  &c.  900;  good  man 
&c.  948. 

V.  be  -beneficial  &c.  adj. ;  pro- 
duce-,  do- -good  &c.  618;  profit 
&c.  (be  of  use)  644 ;  benefit ;  confer 
a  -benefit  &c.  618. 

be  the  making  of,  do  a  world  of 
good,  make  a  man  of. 

produce  a  good  effect;  do  a 
good  turn,  confer  an  obligation; 
improve  &c.  658. 

do  no  harm,  break  no  bones. 

be  -good  .«fec.  adj. ;  excel,  trans- 
cend &c.  {he  superior)  33;  bear 
away  the  bell. 

stand  the  -proof,  -  test;  pass 
-muster,  -  an  examination. 

challenge  comparison,  vie,  emu- 
late, rival. 

Adj.  harm-,  hurt-less;  unob- 
noxious;  in-nocuous,  -nocent,  -of- 
fensive. 

beneficial,  valuable,  of  value; 
serviceable  &c,  {useful)  644;  ad- 
vantageous, profitable,  edifying ; 
salutary  &c.  {healthful)  656. 


649.  [Capability  of  producing 
evil.  Bad  qualities.]  Badness. 
— JV".  hurtfulness  &c.  adj. ;  viru- 
lence. 

evil-doer  &c.  913;  bane  &c.  663; 
plague-spot  &c.  {insalubrity)  657; 
evil  star,  ill  wind;  snake  in  the 
grass,  skeleton  in  the  closet ;  amari 
aliquid,  thorn  in  the  side. 

malignity ;  malevolence  &c.  907 ; 
tender  mercies  [ironically]. 

ill-treatment,  annoyance,  moles- 
tation, abuse,  oppression,  persecu- 
tion, outrage;  misusage  &c.  679; 
injury  &c.  {damage)  659. 

badness  &c.  adj.  ;  peccancy, 
abomination ;  painfulness  &c.  830 ; 
pestilence  &c.  {disease)  655;  guilt 
&c.  947 ;  depravity  &c.  945. 

V.  be  -hurtful  &c.  adj. ;  cause 
-,  produce  -,  inflict  -,  work  -,  do- 
evil  &c.  619;  damnify,  endamage, 
hurt,  harm;  injure  &c.  {damage) 
659;  pain  &c.  830. 

wrong,  aggrieve,  oppress,  perse- 
cute ;  trample  -,  tread  -,  bear  hard 
-,  put-  upon ;  overburden ;  weigh 
-down,  -  heavy  on;  victimize;  run 
down;  molest  &c.  830. 

maltreat,  abuse;  ill-use,  -treat; 
buffet,  bruise,  scatch,  maul ;  smite 
&c.  {scourge)  972;  do  -violence,  - 
harm,  -  a  mischief;  stab,  pierce, 
outrage. 

do  -,  make-  mischief ;  bring  into 
trouble. 

destroy  &c.  162. 

Adj.  hurt-,  harm-,  scath-,  bane-, 
bale-ful  ;  injurious,  deleterious, 
detrimental,  noxious,  pernicious, 
mischievous,  full  of  mischief,  mis- 
chief-making, malefic,  malignant, 
nocuous,  noisome ;  prejudicial;  dis- 
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VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  II. 


favourable ;  propitious  &c.  Qiope- 
ghing)  858;  fair. 

good,  -  as  gold ;  excellent ;  bet- 
ter; superior  &c.  33;  above  par; 
nice,  fine ;  genuine  &c.  {true)  494. 

best,  choice,  select,  picked, 
elect,  recherche,  rare,  priceless;  un- 
para-goned,  -lleled,  &c.  {supreme) 
33 ;  superlatively  &c.  33-  good ; 
super-fine,  -excellent;  of  the  first 
water  ;  first-rate,  -class  ;  high- 
wrought,  exquisite,  very  best, 
crack,  prime,  tip-top,  capital,  car- 
dinal; standard  &c.  {perfect)  650; 
inimitable. 

admirable,  estimable  ;  praise- 
worthy &c.  {approve)  931;  pleas- 
ing &c.  829;  couleur  de  rose,  pre-, 
cious,  of  great  price;  costly  &c. 
{dear)  814;  worth  -its  w^eight  in 
gold,  -  a  Jew's  eye ;  priceless,  in- 
valuable, inestimable,  precious  as 
the  apple  of  the  eye. 

tolerable  &c.  {not  very  good)  651 ; 
up  to  the  mark;  un-exceptionable, 
-objectionable ;  satisfactory,  tidy. 

in  -good,  -  fair-  condition ;  fresh  ; 
sound  «fcc.  {perfect)  650. 

Adv.  beneficially  &c.  adj. ;  well 
&c.  618. 


-advantageous;  wide- 


serviceable, 
wasting. 

unlucky,  sinister  ;  obnoxious; 
untoward,  disastrous. 

oppressive,  burdensome,  oner- 
ous ;  malign  &c.  {malevolent)  907. 

corrupting  &c.  (corrupt  &c. 
659);  virulent,  venomous,  enve- 
nomed, corrosive;  poisonous  &c. 
{morbific)  657 ;  deadly  &c.  {Mlling) 
361;  destructive  &c.  {destroying) 
163;  inauspicious  &c.  859. 

bad,  ill,  arrant,  as  bad  as  bad 
can  be,  dreadful;  hor-rid,  -rible; 
dire ;  rank,  peccant,  foul,  fulsome ; 
rotten,  -  at  the  core. 

vile,  base,  villanous;  mean  &c. 
{paltry)  643;  injured  &c.,  deterio- 
rated &c.  659;  unsatisfactory,  ex- 
ceptionable, indifferent  ;  below 
par  i&c,  {imperfect)  651;  ill-con- 
trived, -conditioned  ;  wretched, 
sad,  grievous,  deplorable,  lamen- 
table; piti-ful,  -able;  woeful  &c. 
{painful)  830. 

evil,  wrong ;  depraved  &c.  945 ; 
shocking;  reprehensible  &c.  {dis- 
approve) 932. 

hateful,  -  as  a  toad ;  abominable, 
detestable,  execrable,  cursed,  ac- 
cursed, confounded;  damn-ed, 
-able;  infernal;  diabolic  &c.  {male- 
volent) 907. 

unadvlsable  &c.  {inexpedient)  647;  unprofitable  &c.  {useless) 
645 ;  incompetent  &c.  {unshilfuT)  699 ;  irremediable  &c.  {hopeless) 
859. 

Adv.  badly  &c.  adj. ;  wrong,  ill ;  to  one's  cost ;  where  the 
shoe  pinches. 

Phr.  bad  is  the  best ;  the  worst  come  to  the  worst. 


650.  Perfection. — N.  perfec- 
tion ;  perfectness  &c.  adj. ;  inde- 
fectibility;  impecc-ancy,  -ability. 

pink,  heau  ideal,  phoenix,  para- 
gon; pink-,  acme-  of  perfection; 
neplus  ultra;  summit  &c.  210. 

cygnenoir;  philosopher's  stone; 
chrysolite,  Koh-i-noor. 

model,   standard,  pattern,    mir- 


651.  Imperfection. — N.  imper- 
fection; imperfectness  &c.  adj.; 
deficiency ;  inadequacy  &c.  {insuf- 
ficiency)  640;  peccancy  &c.  (bad- 
ness) 649;  immaturity  &c.  674. 

fault,  defect,  weak  point ;  screw 
loose;  flaw  &c.  (breah)  70;  gap  &c. 
198;  twist  «&c.  243;  taint,  attain- 
der; bar  sinister,  hole  in  one's 
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650-653 


Crichton ;    trump ; 


ror,  admirable 
very  prince  of. 

master-piece,  super-excellence, 
&c.  {goodness)  648;  transcendence 
&c.  (superiority)  33. 

F.  be  -perfect  &c.  adj. ;  trans- 
cend &c.  (fie  supreme)  33. 

bring  to  perfection,  perfect, 
ripen,  mature;  complete  &c.  729; 
put  in  trim  &c.  (  prepare)  673. 

Adj.  perfect,  faultless;  inde-fec- 
tive,  -ficient,  -fectible;  immacu- 
late, spotless,  impeccable;  free 
from  -imperfection  &c.  651;  un- 
blemished,-injured  &c.  659 ;  sound, 
-  as  a  roach ;  in  perfect  condition ; 
scathless,  intact,  harmless;  sea- 
worthy &c.  (safe)  644 ;  right  as  a 
trivet;  in  seipso  totus  teres  atque 
rotundus;  consummate  &c.  {coin- 
XjUte)  52 ;  finished  &c.  729. 

best  &c.  {goo(I)  648;  model, 
standard ;  inimitable,  unparagoned, 
unparalleled  &c.  (supreme)  33; 
superhuman,  divine;  beyond  all 
praise  &c.  (approhation)  931 ;  sans 
peur  et  sans  reproche. 

Adv.  to  perfection;  perfectly 
&c.  adj. ;  ad  unguem;  clean,  -  as 
a  whistle. 


coat;  blemish  &c.  848;  weakness 
&c.  160;  half  blood;  short-coming 
&c.  304;  drawback 

mediocrity ;  no  great  shakes,  - 
catch  ;  not  much  to  boast  of, 

V.  be  -imperfect  &c.  adj. ;  have 
a  -defect  &c.  n. ;  lie  under  a  dis- 
advantage ;  spring  a  leak. 

not  -,  barely-  pass  muster;  fall 
short  &c.  304. 

Adj.  imperfect ;  not  -perfect  &c. 
650;  de-ficient,  -fective;  faulty, 
unsound,  tainted ;  out  of  -order,  ~ 
tune;  cracked,  leaky;  sprung; 
warped  &c.  (distort)  243;  lame; 
injured  &c.  (deteriorated)  659 ;  pec- 
cant &c.  (bad)  649 ;  frail  &c.  (weak) 
160;  inadequate  &c.  {insufficient) 
640;  crude  &c.  (unprepared)  674; 
incomplete  &c.  53;  found  wanting; 
below  par;  short-handed;  below-, 
under-  its  full  -strength,  -  com- 
plement. 

indifferent, 
mediocre;  average  &c.  29;  so-so; 
couci-couci,  milk  and  water ;  tolera- 
ble, fair,  passable ;  pretty  -well,  - 
good;  rather  -,  moderately-  good; 
good  -,  well-  enough;  decent;  not 
-bad,  -  amiss;  inobjectionable, 
admissible,  bearable,  only  better 
than  nothing. 

secondary,  inferior;  second-rate, 
-best. 
Adv.  almost  &c. ;  to  a  limited  extent,  rather  &c.  32;  pretty, 
moderately;  only;  considering,  all  things  considered,  enough. 
Fhr.  surgit  amari  aliquid. 


middling,  ordinary, 


652.  Cleanness. — N.  cleanness 
&c.  adj.;  purity;  cleaning  &c.  «. ; 
purification,  defecation  &c.  v. ; 
purgation,  lustration;  de-,  abs- 
tersion ;  epuration,  mundation, 
ablution,  lavation,  colature;  dis- 
infection &c.  V. ;  drain-,  sewer-age. 

lavatory,  laundry,  wash-house; 
washerwoman,  laundress;  scaven- 
ger, dustman,  sweep. 

brush;     broom,     besom,     mop, 


653.  Uncleanness.  —  iV.  un- 
cleanness  &c.  adj. ;  impurity ;  im- 
mundi-ty,  -city;  impurity  &c.  [of 
mind]  961. 

defilement,  contamination  &c. 
V.',  defoedation;  soil-ure,  -iness; 
abomination ;  leaven ;  taint,  -ure ; 
fetor  &c.  401. 

decay ;  putre-scence,  -faction ; 
corruption;  mould,  must,  mildew, 
dry-rot,  muco?;  rubigo. 

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V     (I,)  IT 


rake,  shovel,  sieve,  riddle,  screen, 
filter. 

napkin,  cloth,  maukin,  hand- 
kerchief, towel,  sudary,  doyley, 
doily,  duster,  sponge,  mop,  swab. 

cover,  drugget. 

wash,  lotion,  detergent,  cathar- 
tic, purgative ;  purifier  &c.  d.  ; 
disinfectant. 

V.  be  -,. render-  clean  &c.  adj. 

clean,  -se ;  mundif y,  rinse, wring, 
flush,  full,  wipe,  mop,  sponge, 
scour,  swab,  scrub,  brush  up. 

wash,  lave,  launder,  buck;  abs  , 
de-terge;  clear,  purify;  de-purate, 
-spumate,  -fecate;  purge,  expur- 
gate, elutriate,  lixiviate,  edulco- 
rate, clarify,  refine,  rack;  fil-ter, 
rtrate;  drain,  strain. 

disinfect,  fumigate,  ventilate, 
deodorize ;  whitewash ;  castrate, 
emasculate. 

sift,  wmnow,  pick,  weed,  comb, 
rake,  brush,  sweep. 

rout  -,  clear  -,  sweep  &c.-  out; 
make  a  clean  sweep  of. 

Adj.  clean,  -ly;  pure;  immacu- 
late ;  spot-,  stain-,  taint-less ;  with- 
out a  stain,  un-stained,  -spotted, 
-soiled,  -sullied,  -tainted,  -infect- 
ed ;  sweet,  -  as  a  nut. 

neat,  spruce,  tidy,  trim,  gimp, 
clean  as  a  new  penny,  like  a  cat  in 
pattens ;  cleaned  &c.  'V. ;  kempt. 

Adv.  neatly  &c.  adj. ;  clean  as 
a  whistle. 


slovenry,  slovenh'ness  &c.  adj. , 
squalor. 

dowdy,  dral),  slut,  malkin,  slat- 
tern, sloven,  slammerkin,  scrub, 
draggletail,  mudlark,  dustman, 
sweep;  beast. 

dirt,  filth,  soil,  slop;  dust,  cob- 
web, flue;  smoke,  soot,  smudge, 
smut,  grime,  raff. 

sordes,  dregs,  grounds,  lees; 
sedi-,  settle-ment;  heel-tap;  dross, 
-iness;  mother,  precipitate,  scorim^ 
ashes,  cinders,  recrement,  slag; 
scum,  froth. 

hog-wash;  ditch-,  dish-,  bilge- 
water  ;  rinsings,  cheese-parings ; 
sweepings  &c.  {useless  refuse)  645 ; 
off-,  out-scourings;  off-scum;  caput 
mortuum,  residuum^  sprue,  fecula, 
clinker,  draff;  scurf,  -iness;  exuvice 
morphew ;  fur,  -fur ;  dandruff,  tar- 
tar. 

riffraff;  vermin,  louse,  flea,  bug. 
mud,  mire,   quagmire,  alluvium, 
silt,  sludge,  slime,  slush,  slosh. 

spawn,  offal,  garbage,  carrion; 
excreta  &c.  299;  slough,  peccant 
humour,  pus,  matter,  suppuration, 
lienteria;  fcBces,  excrement,  ordure, 
dung;  sew-,  sewer-age;  muck;  co- 
prolite;  guano,  manure,  compost, 
dunghill,  colluvies,  mixen,  mid- 
den, bog,  laystall,  sink,  privy, 
Jakes;  cess,  -pool;  sump,  sough, 
cloaca,  latrines,  drain,  sewer,  com- 
mon sewer;  Cloacina;  dust-hole. 

sty,  pig-sty,  lair,  den,  Augean 
stable,  sink  of  corruption;  slum, 
rookery. 

V.  be  -,  become-  unclean  &c. 
adj. ;  rot,  putrefy,  fester,  rankle,  reek ;  stink  &c.  401 ;  mould, 
-er;  go  -bad  &c.  adj. 

render  -unclean  &c.  adj. ;  dirt,  -y;  soil,  smoke,  tarnish,  slaver, 
spot,  smear,  daub,  blot,  blur,  smudge,  smutch,  smirch;  d-,  dr- 
abble,-aggie ;  spatter,  slubber;  be-smear&c, -mire, -slime,  -grime, 
-foul ;  splash,  stain,  distain,  maculate,  sully,  pollute,  defile,  de- 
base, contaminate,  taint,  leaven;  corrupt  &c.  (injure)  659;  cover 
with  -dust  &c.  n. ;  drabble  in  the  mud. 
wallow  in  the  mire;  slob-,  slab-ber. 

Adj.  unclean,   dirty,   filthy,  grimy;  soiled  &c.  v.;  not  to  be 

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653-655. 


handled  with  kid  gloves;  dusty,  snuify,  smutty,  sooty,  smoky; 
thick,  turbid,  dreggy;  slimy. 

uncleanly,  slovenly,  untidy,  sluttish,  dowdy,  draggletailed ; 
un  combed,  -kempt,  -scoured,  swept,  -wiped,  -washed,  -strained, 
-purified;  squalid. 

nasty,  coarse,  foul,  impure,  offensive,  abominable,  beastly, 
reeky,  reechy;  fetid  &c.  401. 

mouldy,  musty,  mildewed,  rusty,  moth-eaten,  mucid,  rancid, 
bad,  gone  bad,  touched,  fusty,  effete,  reasty,  rotten,  corrupt 
tainted,  high,  fly-blown,  maggoty;  putr-id,  -escent,  -efied;  puru- 
lent, carious,  peccant,  fec-al,  -ulent;  stercoraceous,  excrementi- 
tious;  scurfy,  impetiginous;  gory,  bloody;  rotting  &c.  v.;  rot- 
ten as  -a  pear,  -  cheese. 

crapulous  &c.  {intemperate)  954 ;  gross  «fec.  (impure  in  mind) 
961. 


654.  Health. — iV.  health,  sani- 
ty ;  soundness  &c.  adj. ;  vigour ; 
good  -,  perfect  -,  excellent  -,  rude 
-,  robust-  health ;  bloom,  mens  sana 
in  corpore  sano;  Hygeia ;  incorrupti- 
on,  -bility ;  good  state  -,  clean  bill- 
of  health. 

V.  be  in  health  &c.  adj. ;  bloom, 
flourish. 

keep  -body  and  soul  together,  - 
on  one's  legs;  enjoy  -good,  -  a 
good  state  of-  health ;  have  a  clean 
bill  of  health. 

return  to  health;  recover  &c. 
660 ;  get  better  &c.  {improve)  658 ; 


■new,  -  fresh- 


lease  of  life 
cure 


take  a 

recruit,    restore  to  health; 

&c.  {restore)  660 ;  tinker. 

Adj.  health-y,  -ful;  in  -health 
&c.  n. ;  well,  sound,  hearty,  hale, 
fresh,  green,  whole;  florid,  flush, 
hardy,  stanch,  staunch,  brave,  ro- 
bust, vigorous,  weather-proof. 

un-scathed,  -injured,  -maimed, 
-marred,  -tainted  ;  sound  of  wind 
and  limb,  safe  and  sound. 

on  one's  legs ;  sound  as  a  -roach, 

-  bell ;  fresh  as  -a  daisy,  -  a  rose, 

-  April ;  hearty  as  a  buck ;  in  -fine, 

-  high-  feather;  in  -good  case,  - 
full  bloom ;  pretty  bobbish,  tolera- 
bly well,  as  well  as  can  be  expected. 

sanitary  &c.  {health-giving)  656; 
sanatory  &c.  {remedial)  663. 


655.  Disease.— iV.  disease;  ill- 
ness, sickness  «fec.  adj. ;  ailing  &c. 
«7. ;  "  the  ills  that  flesh  is  heir  to ;  " 
morb-idity,  -osity ;  infirmity,  ail- 
ment, indisposition  ;  complaint, 
disorder,  malady  ;  distemper, 
-ature. 

visitation,  attack,  seizure,  stroke, 
fit. 

delicacy,  loss  of  health,  invalida- 
tion, cachexy;  cachexia.,  atrophy, 
marasmus ;  indigestion,  dyspepsia; 
decay  &c.  {deterioration)  659 ;  de- 
cline, consumption,  palsy,  pa- 
ralysis, prostration. 

taint,  pollution,  infection,  septi- 
city  ;  epi-,  en-demic  ;  murrain, 
plague,  pestilence,  virus,  pox. 

sore,  ulcer,  abscess,  fester,  boil ; 
pimple  &c.  {swelling)  250 ;  carbun- 


cle, gathering,  imposthume,  pec- 
cant humour,  issue;  rot,  canker, 
cancer,  carcinoma.,  caries,  morti- 
fication, corruption,  gangrene, 
sphacelus,  leprosy,  eruption,  rash, 
breaking  out. 

fever,  calenture ;  inflammation. 

fatal  &c.  (hopeless)  859-  -disease 
&c. ;  dangerous  illness,  galloping 
consumption,  churchyard  cough; 
general  breaking  up,  break  up  of 
the  system.  . 

[Disease  of  mind]  idiocy  &c.  499 ; 
insanity  &c.  503. 

25S 


655-659. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  n. 


martyr  to  disease ;  cripple ;  ' '  the  halt  the  lame  and  the 
blind  •, "  valetudinar-y,  -ian  ;  invalid,  patient,  case ;  sick-room, 
-chamber. 

[Science  of  disease]  Path-,  (Eti-,  Nos-ology. 

F.  be  -ill  &c.  adj. ;  ail,  suffer,  labour  under,  be  affected  with, 
complain  of ;  droop,  flag,  languish,  halt ;  sicken,  peak,  pine ;  gasp. 

keep  one's  bed ;  feign  sickness  &c.  {falsehood)  544. 

lay  -by,  -  up;  take  -,  catch-  -a  disease  &c.  n.,  -  an  infection; 
break  out. 

Adj.  diseased;  ailing  &c.  -». ;  ill,  -  of;  taken  ill,  seized  with; 
indisposed,  unwell,  sick,  squeamish,  poorly,  seedy ;  affected  -, 
afflicted- with  illness;  laid  up,  confined,  bed-ridden,  invalided, 
in  hospital,  on  the  sick  list ;  out  of  -health,  -  sorts ;  valetudinary. 

un-sound,  unhealthy;  sickly,  morose,  healthless,  infirm,  chlo- 
rotic,  unbraced,  drooping,  flagging,  lame,  crippled,  halting. 

morbid,  tainted,  vitiated,  peccant,  contaminated,  poisoned, 
tabid,  mangy,  leprous,  cankered ;  rotten,  -  to,  -  at-  the  core ; 
withered,  palsied,  paralytic;  dyspeptic. 

touched  in  the  wind,  broken-winded,  spavined,  gasping;  Tiors 
de  comlat  &c.  {useless)  645. 

weak-ly,  -ened  &c.  {weak)  160;  decrepit;  decayed  &c.  {dt- 
teriorated)  659 ;  incurable  &c.  {hopeless)  859 ;  in  declining  health ; 
cranky;  in  a  bad  way,  in  danger,  prostrate  ;  moribund  &c. 
{death)  360. 

morbific  &c.  657;  epi-,  en-demic;  zymotic. 


656.  Salubrity. — N.  salubrity; 
healthiness  &c.  adj. 

fine  -air,  -  climate ;  eudiometer. 

[Preservation  of  health]  hygiene; 
valetudinarian,  -ism ;  sanitarian ; 
sanitarium. 

V.  be  -salubrious  &c.  adj. ;  agree 
with ;  assimilate  &c.  23. 

Adj.  salu-brious,  -tary,  -tiferous; 
wholesome;  health-y,  -ful;  sani- 
tary, prophylactic,  benign,  brac- 
ing, tonic,  invigorating,  good  for, 
nutritious;  hyg-eian,  -ienic. 

in-noxious,  -nocuous,  -nocent; 
harmless,  uninjurious,  uninfec- 
tious. 

sanative  &c.  {remedial)  662;  re- 
storative &c.  {reinstate)  660;  use- 
ful &c.  644. 

658.  Improvement.  —  iV.  im- 
provement; a-,  melioration;  bet- 
terment; mend,  amendment,  em- 
endation ;    mending  &c.   v. ;   ad- 


657.  Insalubrity.  —  JV".  insalu- 
brity ;  unhealthiness  &c.  adj. ;  non- 
naturals  ;  plague  spot ;  malaria  &c. 
{poiso7i)  663;  death  in  the  pot, 
contagion. 

Adj.  insalubrious;  un-healthy, 
-wholesome  ;  noxious,  noisome  ; 
morbi-fic,  -ferous;  mephitic,  sep- 
tic, azotic,  deleterious;  pesti-lent, 
-ferous,  -lential;  virulent,  venom- 
ous, envenomed,  poisonous,  toxic, 
narcotic. 

contagious,  infectious,  catch- 
ing, taking,  epidemic,  zymotic; 
epizootic. 

innutritions,  indigestible,  un- 
genial;  uncongenial  &c.  {disagree- 
ing)  24. 

deadly  &c.  {killing)  861. 

659.  Deterioration. — iV.  dete 
rioration,  debasement;  wane,  ebb; 
recession  &c.  287;  retrogradation 
&c.  283 ;  decrease  &c.  36. 
256 


y,  (I.)  II. 


SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS. 


658—659. 


vancement ;  advance  &c. 
282 ;  ascent  &c.  305 ;  promotion, 
preferment;  elevation  &c.  307;  in- 
crease &c.  85. 

cultiv-,  civiliz-ation  ;  culture, 
march  of  intellect. 

reform,  -ation;  revision,  radical 
reform  ;  second  thoughts,  correc- 
tion, UincB  labor,  refinement,  elabo- 
ration ;  purification  &c.  652 ;  repair 
&c.  (restoration)  660 ;  recovery  «&c. 
660. 

revise,  new  edition 

reformer,  radical. 

F.  improve ;  be  -,  become  -,  get- 
better;  mend,  amend. 

advance  &c.  (])rogre8s)  282;  as- 
cend &c.  305;  increase  &3.  35; 
fructify,  ripen,  mature;  pick  up, 
come  about,  rally, take  a  favourable 
turn ;  turn  -over  a  new  leaf,  -  the 
corner;  raise  one's  head,  sow  one's 
wild  oats ;  recover  &c.  6G0. 

be  -better  &c.  adj.,  -  improved 
by;  turn  to  -right,  -  good,  -best- 
account;  profit  by,  reap  the  benefit 
of;  make  -good  use  of,  -  capital 
out  of;  place  to  good  account. 

render  better,  improve,  mend, 
amend,  better ;  a-,  meliorate ;  cor- 
rect. 

improve  -,  refine-  upon ;  rectify ; 
enrich,  mellow,  elaborate,  fatten. 

promote,  cultivate,  advance,  for- 
ward, enhance;  bring  -forward,  - 
on ;  foster  &c.  707 ;  invigorate  &c. 
{strengthen)  159. 

touch  -,  rub  -,  brush  -,  furbish 
-,  bolster  -,  vamp  -,  brighten  -, 
warm-  up ;  polish,  cook,  make  the 
most  of,  set  off  to  advantage; 
prune;  repair  &c.  {restore)  660; 
put  in  order  &c.  {arrange)  60. 

review,  revise ;  make  -  correc- 
tions, -  improvements  &c.  n. ;  doc- 
tor &c.  (remedy)  662 ;  purify  «&c.625. 

relieve,  refresh,  infuse  new  blood 
into,  recruit. 

re-form,  -model,  -organize;  new 
model. 

2»» 


degenera-cy,  -tion,  -tenesA^  de- 
gradation; deprav-ation,  -ens^nt; 
depravity  &c.  945;  demoralization, 
retrogression. 

impairment,  inquination,  injury, 
damage,  loss,  detriment,  del'acer- 
ation,  outrage,  havoc,  inroad,  rav- 
age, scath  ;  perversion,  prostitu- 
tion, vitiation,  discoloration,  oxid- 
ation, pollution,  defoed ation,  poi- 
soning, venenation,  leaven,  con- 
tamination, canker,  correption, 
adulteration,  alloy. 

decl-ine,  -ension,  -ination;  de- 
caden-ce,  -cy ;  falling  off  &c.  v. ; 
caducity,  decrepitude. 

decay,  dilapidation,  ravages  of 
time,  wear  and  tear ;  cor-,  e>  rosion ; 
mouldi-,  rotten-ness;  moth  and 
rust,  dry-rot,  blight,  mavasmus, 
atrophy,  collapse  ;  disorganiza- 
tion ;  delahrement  &c.  (destruction) 
162. 

wreck,  mere  wreck,  honeycomb, 
magni  nominis  umbra. 

V.  be  -,  become-  -worse,  -  de- 
teriorated &c.  adj ;  have  seen  bet- 
ter days,  deteriorate,  degenerate, 
fall  off;  wane  &c.  (decrease)  36; 
ebb;  retrograde  &c.  283;  decline, 
droop ;  go  down  &c.  (sink)  306 ;  go 
-downhill,  -  on  from  bad  to  worse, 
-  farther  and  fare  worse;  jump 
out  of  the  frying  pan  into  the 
fire. 

run  to  -seed,  -  waste;  swale, 
sweal;  lapse,  be  the  worse  for; 
break,  -  down;  spring  a  leak, 
crack,  start;  shrivel  &c.  (contract) 
105 ;  fade,  go  off,  wither,  moulder, 
rot,  rankle,  decay,  go  bad ;  go  to 
-,  fall  into-  decay ;  ' '  fall  into  the 
sear  and  yellow  leaf,"  rust,  crum- 
ble, shake;  totter,  -  to  its  fall; 
perish  &c.  162 ;  die  &c.  360. 

[Render  less  good]  deteriorate; 
weaken  &c.  160;  put  back;  taint, 
infect,  contaminate,  poison,  em- 
poison, envenom,  canker,  corrupt, 
exulcerate,  pollute,  vitiate,  inqui- 
257 


«^t»— 661. 


VOLITION. 


V.   (I.)  IL 


vi«*w  in  a  new  light,  think  better 
Df,  appeal  from  Philip  drunk  to 
Philip  sober. 

palliate,  mitigate ;  lessen  &c.  36- 
an  evil. 

Ad^.  improving  &c.  «. ;  progress- 
ive, improved  &c.  v. ;  better,  -  off, 
-  for ;  all  the  better  for ;  better  ad- 
vised. 

reform-,  emend  -atory ;  repara- 
tory  &c.  {restoratwe)  660 ;  remedial 
&c.  662. 

corrigible,  improvable. 

Adv,  on  -consideration,  -  recon- 
jideration,  -  second  thoughts,  - 
better  advice ;  ad  melius  inquiren- 
dum. 


nate;  de-,  em-base;  denaturalize, 
leaven;  de-flower,  -bauch,  -file, 
-prave,  -grade;  stain  &c.  {dirt) 
653;  discolour;  alloy,  adulterate, 
sophisticate,  tamper  with,  preju- 
dice. 

pervert,   prostitute,  demoralize, 

brutalize;  render  vicious  &c.  945. 

embitter,  acerbate,  aggravate. 

injure,  impair,  labefy,  damage, 

harm,    hurt,  shend,    scath,    spoil, 

mar,    despoil,     dilapidate,    waste; 

overrun;  ravage;  pillage  &c.  791. 

wound,  stab,  pierce,  maim,  lame, 

surbate,  cripple,  hougli,  hamstring, 

hit     between    wind     and    water, 

scotch,  mangle,  mutilate,  disfigure, 

blemish,  deface,  warp. 

blight,  rot;  cor-,  e-rode:  wear 
-away,  -  out ;  gnaw,  -  at  the  root 
of;  sap,  mine,  undermine,  shake,  sap  the  foundations  of,  break 
up;  dis-organise,  -mantle,  -mast;  destroy  &c.  162. 

damnify  &c.  {aggrieve)  649 ;  do  one's  worst ;  knock  ddwn ;  deal 
a  blow  to;  play  -havoc,  -  sad  havoc,  -  the  mischief,  -  the  deuce, 
-  the  very  devil-  -with,  -  among;  decimate. 

Adj.  unimproved  &c.  (improve  &c.  658);  deteriorated  &c.  -». ; 
altered,  -  for  the  worse;  injured  &c.  ■«. ;  sprung;  withering, 
spoiling  &c.  «. ;  on  the  -wane,  -  decline ;  tabid ;  degenerate ; 
worse;  the  -,  all  the-  worse  for;  out  of  -repair,  -  tune;  imper- 
fect &c.  651;  the  worse  for  wear;  battered;  weather-ed,  -beat- 
en; stale,  passe^  shaken,  dilapidated,  frayed,  faded,  wilted, 
shabby,  second-hand,  threadbare;  worn,  -  to-  -a  thread,  -  a 
shadow,  -  the  stump,  -  rags;  reduced,  -to  a  skeleton;  far  gone, 
decayed  &c.  «. ;  moth-,  worm-eaten ;  mildewed,  rusty,  mouldy, 
spotted,  seedy,  time-worn,  moss-grown;  discoloured;  effete, 
wasted,  crumbling,  mouldering,  rotten,  cankered,  blighted, 
tainted;  depraved  &c.  {vicious)  945;  decrep-id,  -it;  broken 
down;  done,  -  for,  -  up;  worn  out,  used  up;  fit  for  the  -dust- 
hole,  -  waste-paper  basket ;  past  work  &c.  {useless)  645. 

at  a  low  ebb,  in  a  bad  way,  on  one's  last  legs ;  undermined, 
deciduous ;  nodding  to  its  fall  &c.  {destruction)  162 ;    tottering 
&c.  {dangerous)  665 ;  past  cure  &c.   (hopeless)  859 ;    fatigued  &c. 
688;  retrograde  &c.  {retrogressive)  283;  deleterious  &c.  649. 
Phr.  out  of  the  frying  pan  into  the  fire ;  mgrescit  medendo. 


660.  Restoration. — N.  restor- 
ation, -al;  re-instatemeut,  -place- 
ment, -habilitation,  -establishment, 
-construction ;  reproduction  &c. 
163 ;  ru-novation,  -newal ;  reviv-al, 


661.  Relapse.  —  N,  relapse, 
lapse ;  falling  back  &c,  v. ;  retro- 
gradation  &c.  {retrogression)  283; 
deterioration  &c.  650. 

[Return  to,   or  recurrepce  of  a 


V.  (T.)  II.  SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS,  660—661. 


bad  state]    backsliding,    recidiva- 
tion,  recrudescence. 

V.  relapse,  lapse ;  fall  -.  slide  -, 
sink-  back;  return;  retrograde &c. 
283;  recidivate;  fall  off  &c.  659- 
ajrain. 


-escence;  refreshment  &c,  689; 
re-suscitation,  -animation,  -vivifi- 
cation,  -viction ;  Phoenix ;  reorgan- 
ization. 

o'enaissance^  second  youth,  reju- 
venescence, new  birth ;  regenera- 
tion, -cy,  -teness;  palingenesis, 
reconversion. 

redress,  retrieval,  reclamation, 
recovery;  convalescence;  resumption,  resumjAion. 

recurrence  &c.  {repetition)  104;  rechauffe^  rifacimento. 

cure,  recure,  sanation ;  healing  &c.  v. ;  redintegration ;  rectifi 
cation;  instauration. 

repair,  reparation ;  recruiting  &c  v. ;  cicatrizatiop. ;  disinfec- 
tion: tinkering. 

reaction;  redemption  &c.  {deliverance)  672;  restitution  &c. 
790;  relief  &c.  834. 

tinker,  cobbler ;  vis  medicatrix  &c.  {remedy)  662. 

curableness. 

F.  return  to  the  original  state ;  recover,  rally,  revive ;  come 
-to,  -  round,  -  to  oneself;  pull  through,  weather  the  storm,  be 
oneself  again;  get  -well,  -  round,  -  the  better  of,  -  over,  - 
about ;  rise  from  -one's  ashes,  -  the  grave ;  survive  &c.  {outlive) 
110;  resume,  reappear;  come  to,  -  life  again;  live  -,  rise- 
again. 

heal,  skin  over,  cicatrize ;  right  itself. 

restore,  put  back,  place  in  statu  quo ;  re-instate,  -place,  -seat, 
-habilitate,  -establish,  -estate,  -install. 

re-construct,  -build,  -organize, -constitute ;  reconvert;  re-new, 
-novate;  regenerate. 

re-deem,  -claim,  -cover,  -trieve ;  rescue  &c.  {deliver)  672. 

redress,  recure;  cure,  heal,  remedy,  doctor,  physic,  medicate; 
break  of ;  bring  round,  set  on  one's  legs. 

re-suscitate,  -vive,  -animate,  -vivify,  -call  to  life;  reproduce 
&c.  163;  warm  up;  reinvigorate,  refresh  &c.  689. 

redintegrate,  make  whole ;  recoup  &c.  790 ;  make  -good,  -  all 
square;  rectify;  put-,  set- -right,  -  to  rights,  -  straight;  set 
up,  correct ;  put  in  order  &c.  {arrange)  60 ;  refit,  recruit ;  fill  up, 
-  the  ranks ;  reinforce. 

repair;  put  in  -repair,  -thorough  repair,  -  complete  repair; 
retouch,  botch,  vamp,  tinker,  cobble ;  do  -,  patch  -,  plaster  -, 
vamp-  up;  darn,  fine-draw,  heel-piece;  stop  a  gap,  stanch, 
staunch,  caulk,  calk,  careen,  splice,  bind  up  wounds. 

Adj.  restored  &c. -p. ;  redivivus^  convalescent;  in  a  fair  way; 
none  the  worse. 

restoring  &c.  v. ;  restorative,  recuperative ;  sana-,  repara-tivc, 
-tory;  curative,  remedial. 

restor-,  recover-,  san-,  remedi-,  retriev-,  cur-able. 

Adv.  in  statu  quo  ;  as  you  were. 

PJir.  revenons  a  nos  moutons. 

969 


662—663. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  n 


663.  Bane. — iV.  bane,  curse; 
evil  &c.  619;  h  artfulness  &c.  (bad- 
ness) 649;  painfulness  &c.  {caus4 
of  pain)  830 ;  scourge  &c.  {2'^un-' 
isliment)  975;  damnosa  hereditas] 
white  elephant. 

sting,  fang,  thorn,  tang,  bram- 
ble, briar,  nettle. 

poison,  leaven,  virus,  venom; 
arsenic,  Prussic  acid,  antimony, 
tartar  emetic,  strychnine,  nicotine ; 
miasm,  mephitis,  malaria,  azote, 
sewer  gas;  pest. 

rust,  worm,  moth,  moth  and 
rust,  fungus,  mildew;  dry-rot; 
canker,  -worm;  cancer;  torpedo; 
viper  &c.  (evil-doer)  913;  demon 
&c.  980. 

hemlock,  hellebore,  nightshade, 
helladonna,  henbane,  aconite ;  Upas 
tree. 

[Science  of  poisons]  Toxicology- 

Adj.  baneful  &c.  (bad)  649 ;  poi' 
sonous  &c.  (unwholesome)  657. 


662.  Remedy. — W.  remedy,  help, 
redress;  antidote,  counter-poison, 
prophylactic,  antiseptic,  correc- 
tive, restorative;  sedative  &c.  174; 
Dalliative  ;  febrifuge  ;  alter-ant, 
»ative;  specific;  emetic,  carmina- 
tive; Nepenthe,  Mithridate. 

cure;  radical  -,  perfect  -,  cer- 
tain- cure ;  sovereign  remedy. 

physic,  medicine.  Galenicals, 
simples,  drug,  potion,  draught, 
dose,  pill,  bolus,  electuary;  linct- 
us,  -ure;  medicament. 

nostrum,  receipt,  recipe,  pre- 
Bcription  ;  catholicon,  panacea, 
elixir,  elixir  mtm,  philosopher's 
stone;  balm,  balsam,  cordial,  the- 
riac,  ptisan. 

salve,  ointment,  cerate,  oil,  leni- 
tive, lotion,  cosmetic;  plaster; 
epithem,  embrocation,  liniment, 
cataplasm,  sinapism,  arquebusade, 
traumatic,  vulnerary,  pepastic, 
poultice,  coUyrium,  depilatory. 

compress,  pledget ;  bandage  &c. 
(support)  215. 

treatment,  medical  treatment, 
regimen ;  diet-ary,  -etics ;  ms  medicatria;,  -  naturm;  medecine  expec- 
tante;  blood-letting,  bleeding,  venesection,  phlebotomy,  cup- 
ping, leeches ;  operation,  surgical  operation. 

Pharma-cy,  -cology,  -ceutics ;  Acology ;  Materia  Medica,  Thera- 
peutics. Posology;  Homoe-,  All-,  Hydr-opathy;  cold  water  cure; 
Dietetics ;  Sur-,  Chirur-gery ;  healing  art,  leechcraft ;  Ortho-psedy, 
-praxy;  Dentistry,  Midwifery,  Obstetrics. 

hospital,  infirmary;  pest-,  lazar-house;  lazaretto;  lock  hospi- 
tal; maison  de  sante;  ambulance;  dispensary;  sanatorium,  spa, 
pump-room,  well ;  Tiospice;  Red  Cross. 

doctor,  physician,  surgeon;  medical  -,  general-  practitioner; 
medical  attendant,  apothecary,  pharmacopolist,  druggist;  le^ch; 
-^sculapius,  Hippocrates,  Galen;  accoucheur,  midwife,  oculist, 
aurist;  operator;  nurse,  monthly  nurse,  sister;  dresser. 

V.  apply  a  -remedy  &c.  n. ;  doctor,  dose,  pliysic,  nurse,  minis- 
ter to,  attend,  dress  the  wounds,  plaster;  prevent  &c.  706;  re- 
lieve &c.  834 ;  palliate  &c.  658 ;  restore  &c.  660 ;  drench  with 
physic;  bleed,  cup,  let  blood. 

Adj.  remedial;  restorative  &c.  660;  corrective,  palliative, 
healing;  sana-tory,  -tive;  prophylactic;  salutiferous  &c.  (salv/- 
tary)  656;  medic-al,  -inal;  therapeutic,  chirurgical,  epulotic, 
paregoric,  tonic,  corroborant,  analeptic,  balsamic,  anodyne,  hyp- 
notic, neurotic,  narcotic,  sedative,  lenitive,  demulcent,   emol- 

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V.  (I.)  II. 


SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS. 


662—665. 


lient;    depuratory;   deter-sive,   -gent;    abstersive,  disinfectant, 
lebrifugal,  alterative;  traumatic,  vulnerary. 

dietetic,  alimentary;  nutrit-ious,  -ive;  peptic;  alexi-pharmic, 
-teric;  remedi-,  cur-able. 


8.   Contingent  Subservience, 


664.  Safety. — iV,  safety,  securi- 
ty, surety,  impregnability;  invul- 
nera-bility,  -bleness  &c.  adj. ;  dan- 
ger -past,  -  over;  storm  blown 
over;  coast  clear;  escape  &c.  671; 
means  of  escape,  safety-valve ;  safe- 
guard, palladium. 

guardian-,  ward-,  warden-ship; 
tutelage,  custody,  safe  keeping; 
preservation  «&c.  670;  protection, 
auspices. 

safe-conduct,  escort,  convoy; 
guard,  shield  &c.  (defence)  717; 
guardian  angel;  tutelary  -god,  - 
deity,  -  saint ;  genius  loci. 

protector,  guardian ;  ward-en, 
-er;  preserver,  custodian,  duenna, 
chaperon^  third  person. 

watch-,  ban -dog;  Cerberus; 
watch-,  police-man;  sentinel,  sen- 
try, scout  &c.  {warning)  668;  gar- 
rison. 

[Means  of  safety]  refuge  &c., 
anchor  &c.  666;  precaution  &c. 
( preparation)  673 ;  quarantine,  cw- 
don  sanitaire.  [Sense  of  security] 
confidence  &c.  858. 

V.  be  -safe  &c.  adj. ;  keep  one's 
head  above  water,  tide  over,  save 
one's  bacon;  ride  out-,  weather- 
tlie  storm;  light  upon  one's  feet; 
bear  a  charmed  life;  escape  &c. 
671. 

make  -,  render-  -safe  &c.  adj. ; 
protect;  take  care  of  &c.  {care) 
459;  preserve  &c.  670;  cover, 
screen,  shelter,  shroud,  flank, 
ward;  guard  &c.  {defend)  717; 
secure  &c.  {restrain)  751 ;  intrench, 
fence  round  &c.  {drcumscrihe) 
229 ;  house,  nestle,  ensconce ;  take 
charge  of. 


665.  Danger. — N.  danger,  peril, 
insecurity,  jeopardy,  risk,  hazard, 
venture,  precariousness,  slipperi- 
ness;  instability  &c.  149;  defence- 
lessness  &c.  adj. 

exposure  &c.  (liahility)  177 ;  vul- 
nerability; vulnerable  point,  heel 
of  Achilles;  forlorn  hope  &c. 
{hoj^lessness)  859. 

[Dangerous  course]  leap  in  the 
dark  &c.  (rashness)  863;  road  to 
ruin,  facilis  descensus  Averni,  hair- 
breadth escape. 

cause  for  alarm ;  source  of  dan- 
ger &c.  667.  [Approach  of  danger] 
rock  -,  breakers-  ahead;  storm 
brewing;  clouds  -in  the  horizon,  - 
gathering ;  warning  &c.  668 ;  alarm 
&c.  669.  [Sense  of  danger]  appre- 
hension &c.  860. 

V,  be  -in  danger  &c.  adj. ;  be 
exposed  to  -,  run  into  -,  incur  -, 
encounter-  -danger  &c.  n. ;  run  a 
risk ;  lay  oneself  open  to  &c.  {lia- 
l)ility)  177;  lean  on-,  trust  to-  a 
broken  reed;  feel  the  ground  slid- 
ing from  under  one,  have  to  run 
for  it ;  have  the  -chances,  -  odds- 
against  one. 

hang  by  a  thread,  totter;  sleep 
-,  stand-  on  a  volcano;  sit  on  a 
barrel  of  gunpowder,  live  in  a 
glass  house. 

bring  -,  place  -,  put-  in  -danger 
&c.  11. ;  endanger,  expose  to  dan- 
ger, imperil;  jeopard,  -ize;  com- 
promise; sail  too  near  the  wind 
&c.  {rash)  863. 

adventure,  risk,  hazard, venture. 
Stake,  set  at  hazard;  run  the 
gauntlet  «fec.  {dare)  861 ;  engage  in 
a  forlorn  hope. 

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664-667. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  It. 


threaten  &c.  909-  danger;  run 
one  hard ;  lay  a  trap  for  &c.  {de- 
ceive) 545. 

Adj.  in  -danger  &c.  n. ;  endan- 
gered &c.  V. ;  fraught  with  danger; 
danger-,  hazard-,  peril-,  pari-, 
iDericul-ous ;  unsafe,  unprotected, 
cNlC.  (safe,  protect,  &c.  664);  inse 
cure,  untrustworthy;  built  upon 
sand,  on  a  sandy  basis. 

defence-,  fence-,  guard-,  har- 
bour-less; unshielded;  vulnerable, 
expugnable,  exposed ;  open  to  &c. 
{liable)  177. 

aux  abois,  at  bay ;  on  -the  wrong 
side  of  the  wall,  -  a  lee  shore,  - 
the  rocks. 

at  stake,  in  question ;  precarious, 
critical,  ticklish;  slip-pery,  -py; 
hanging  by  a  thread  &c.  i). ;  with 
a  halter  round  one's  neck;  between 
-the  hammer  and  the  anvil,  -  Scyl- 
la  and  Charybdis,  -two  fires;  on 
the  -edge,  -  brink,  -  verge  of  a- 
-precipice,  -  volcano ;  in  the  lion's 
den,  on  slippery  ground,  under 
fire ;  not  out  of  the  wood. 

un-warned,  -admonished,  -ad- 
vised; unprepared  &c.  674;  off 
one's  guard  &c.  {inexpectant)  508. 

tottering ;  un-stable,  -steady ; 
shaky,  top-heavy,  tumble-down, 
ramshackle,  crumbling,  waterlog- 
ged; help-,  guide-less;  in  a  bad 
way;  reduced  to  -,  at-  the  last 
extremity;  trembling  in  the  bal- 
ance ;  nodding  to  its  fall  &c.  {de- 
struction) 162. 

threatening  &c,   909;  ominous, 
ill-omened ;  alarming  &c.  {fear)  860 ;  explosive, 
adventurous  «&c.  {rash)  863,  Q)old)  861. 

Phr.  incidit  in  Scyllam  qui  vult  vitare  Charybdim;  nam  tua  res 
agitur  paries  dum  proximus  ardet. 


escort,  convoy ;  garrison ;  watch, 
mount  guard,  patrol. 

make  assurance  double  sure  &c. 
{caution)  864;  take  up  a  loose 
thread;  take  precautions  &c.  {pre- 
f  are  for)  673;  double  reef  topsails. 

seek  safety ;  take  -,  find-  shelter 
ifcc.  666. 

Adj.  safe,  secure,  sure ;  in  -safe- 
ty, -  security;  on  the  safe  side; 
under  the  -shield  of,  -  shade  of,  - 
wing  of,  -  shadow  of  one's  wing; 
under  -cover,  -  lock  and  key ;  out 
of  -danger,  -  the  meshes,  -  harm's 
way ;  on  sure  ground,  at  anchor, 
high  and  dry,  above  water;  un- 
threatened,  -molested;  protected 
&c.  V. ;  cavendo  tutus;  panoplied 
&c.  {defended)  717. 

snug,  seaworthy;  weather-,  wa- 
ter-, fire-proof. 

defensible,  tenable,  proof  a- 
gainst,  invulnerable ;  un-assailable, 
-attackable;  im-pregnable,  -perdi- 
ble;  inexpugnable. 

safe  an  (J  sound  &c.  {preserved) 
670;  harmless;  scathless  &c.  {per- 
fect) 650;  unhazarded;  not  -dan- 
gerous &c.  665. 

protecting  &c.  v. ;  guardian, 
tutelary;  preservative  &c.  670; 
trustworthy  «&;c.  939. 

Adv.  ex  abundanti  cautela;  with 
impunity. 

Phr.  all's  well;  salva  res  est; 
suave  mari  magna. 


666.  [Means  of  safety.  ]  Refuge. 
—  N.  refuge,  sanctuary,  retreat, 
fastness ;  keep,  last  resort ;  ward ; 
prison  &c.  752 ;  asylum,  ark,  home, 
refuge  for  the  destitute:  hiding- 


667.  [Source  of  danger.]  Pit- 
fall.— N.  rocks,  reefs,  coral  reef, 
sunken  rocks,  snags;  sands,  quick- 
sands, Goodwin  sands,  sandy 
foundation  ;      slippery     ground : 


V.  (I.)  II. 


SUBSERVIENCE  TO  ENDS 


666-668 


breakers,  shoals,  shallows,  bank, 
shelf,  flat,  lee  shore,  iron-bound 
coast ;  rock  -,  breakers-  ahead. 

precipice ;  maelstrom,  volcano ; 
ambush  &c.  530;  pitfall,  trap-door; 
trap  &c.  (snare)  545. 

sword  of  Damocles;  wolf  at  the 
door,  snake  in  the  grass,  death  in 
the  pot;  latency  &c.  526. 

ugly  customer,  dangerous  per- 
son, le  chat  qui  dort ;  firebrand;, 
hornet's  nest. 

Phr.  latet  anguis  in  herhd  ;  proxi- 
mus  ardet  Ucalegon. 


belt, 


place    &c.    (ambush)  530;    sanctum 
sanctorum  &c.  ( jjrlvacy)  893. 

roadstead,  anchorage  ;  break- 
water, mole,  port,  haven ;  harbour, 
-of  refuge;  sea-port;  pier,  jetty, 
embankment,  quay. 

covert,  shelter,  screen,  lee-wall, 
wing,  shield,  umbrella. 

wall  &c.  (inclosure)  233 ;  fort  &c. 
(defence)  717. 

anchor,  kedge;  grap-nel,  -pling 
iron  ;  sheet  anchor,  main-stay  ; 
support  &c.  215;  check  &c.  706; 
ballast. 

jury-mast  ;  vent-peg  ;  safety 
-valve,  -  lamp;  lightning  con- 
ductor. 

means  of  escape  &c.  (escape)  671 ;  life-boat,    swimming 
cork  jacket ;  parachute,  plank,  stepping-stone. 

safeguard  &c.  (protection)  664. 

V.  seek  -,  take  -,  find-  refuge  &c.  n. ;  seek  -,  find-  safety  &c. 
664;  throw  oneself  into  the  arms  of. 

668.  Warning. — N.  warning,  caution,  caveat;  notice  &c. 
{information)  b21  \  premoni-tion,  -shment;  prediction  &c.  511; 
contraindication,  lesson,  dehortation;  admonition,  monition; 
alarm  &c.  669. 

handwriting  on  the  wall,  tel-el  upharsin^  yellow  flag;  fog- 
signal,  -horn;  monitor,  warning  voice,  Cassandra,  signs  of  the 
times,  Mother  Cary's  chickens,  stormy  petrel,  bird  of  ill  omen, 
gathering  clouds,  clouds  in  the  horizon,  death-watch. 

watch-tower,  beacon,  signal-post;  light-house  &c.  (indica- 
tion of  locality)  550. 

sent-inel,  -ry;  watch,  -man;  watch  and  ward;  watch-,  ban-, 
house-dog;  patrol,  vedette,  picket,  bivouac,  scout,  spy,  spial; 
advanced  - ,  rear-  guard. 

cautiousness  &c.  864. 

F.  warn,  caution ;  fore-,  pre-warn ;  ad-,  pre-monish ;  give 
-notice,  -  warning ;  dehort ;  menace  &c.  (threaten)  909 ;  put  on 
one's  guard  ;  sound  the  alarm  &c.  669 ;  croak. 

beware,  ware ;  take  -warning,  -  heed  at  one's  peril ;  keep 
watch  and  ward  &c.  (care)  459. 

Adj.  warning  t&c.  'd.  ;  premonitory,  monitory,  cautionary ; 
admoni-tory,  -tive. 

warned  &c.  v. ;  on  one's  guard  &c.  (careful)  459,  (cautious) 
864. 

Adt).  in  terrorem  &c.  (threat)  909. 

Int.  beware !  ware !  take  care  I  mind  -,  take  care-  what  you 
are  about !  mind ! 

Phr.   ne  reveillezpas  le  chat  qui  dort ;  fo&num  hdbet  in  coimu. 

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^69— 671.  VOLITION.  V.  (I.)  iL 

669.  [Indication  of  danger.]  Alarm. — iV.  alarm;  alarum, 
larum,  alarm  bell,  tocsin,  alerte,  beat  of  drum,  sound  of  trum- 
pet, note  of  alarm,  hue  and  cry,  fire-cross,  signal  of  distress; 
blue-lights;  war-cry,  -whoop;  warning  &c.  668;  fog-signal, 
-horn;  yellow  flag;  danger  signal;  red  -light,  -  flag. 

false  alarm,  cry  of  wolf ;  bug-bear,  -aboo. 

V.  give  -,  raise  -,  sound  -,  beat-  the  or  an  -alarm  &c.  n. ; 
ahirm;  warn  &c.  668;  ring  the  tocsin;  hattre  la  generale ;  cry 
wolf. 

Adj.  alarming  &c.  v. 

Int.  sawve  qui  pent  ! 

670.  Preservation. — N.  preservation;  safe  keeping;  con- 
servation &c.  {storage)  636;  maintenance,  support,  sustenta- 
tion,  conservatism;  dU  conservatrix ;  salvatioa&c.  {deliverance) 
672. 

[Means  of  preservation]  prophylaxis  ;  preserv-er,  -ative ; 
Hygi-astics,  -antics;  cover,  drugget;  cordon  sanitaire. 

[Superstitious  remedies]  charm  &c.  993. 

V.  preserve,  maintain,  keep,  sustain,  support;  keep  -up,  - 
alive ;  not  willingly  let  die ;  bank  up ;  nurse ;  save,  rescue ;  be 
-,  make-  -safe  &c.  664 ;  take  care  of  &c.  {care)  459 ;  guard  &c. 
{defend)  717. 

stare  super  antiquas  vias ;  hold  one's  own;  hold  -,  stand- 
-one's  ground  &c.  {resist)  719. 

embalm,  dry,  cure,  salt,  pickle,  season,  kyanize,  bottle,  pot, 
tin,  can;  husband  etc.  {store)  636. 

Adj.  preserving  &c.  d.  ;  conservative ;  prophylactic ;  pre- 
serva-tory,  -tive ;  hygienic. 

preserved  &c.  'd.  ;  un-impaired,  -injured,  -hurt,  -singed, 
-marred;  safe,  -  and  sound;  intact,  with  a  whole  skin. 

Phr.  nolumus  leges  Anglim  mutari. 

671.  Escape.  — JS.  escape,  scape  ;  avolation,  elopement, 
flight;  evasion  &c.  {avoidance)  623;  retreat;  narrow  -,  hair- 
breadth- escape ;  come  off,  impunity. 

[Means  of  escape]  loophole  <fcc.  {opening)  260;  path  &c.  627; 
refuge  &c.  666;  vent,  -  peg;  safety-valve;  drawbridge,  fire- 
escape. 

reprieve  &c.  {deliverance)  672 ;  liberation  &c.  750. 

refugee  &c.  {fugitive)  623. 

F.  escape,  scape;  make  -,  effect-,  make  good-  one's  escape; 
get  -off,  -  clear  off,  -  well  out  of;  ecUapper  helle,  save  one's  ba- 
con; weather  the  storm  &c.  {safe)  664;  escape  scot-free. 

elude  tfcc,  make  off  &c.  {avoid)  623;  march  off  &c.  {go  away) 
293;  give  one  the  slip;  slip  through  the  -hands,  -  fingers;  slip 
the  collar,  wriggle  out  of;  break  -loose,-  from  prison;  break 
-,  slip  -,  get-  away ;  find  -vent,  -  a  hole  to  creep  out  of. 

Adj.  escap-ing,  -ed  &c.  v. ;  stolen  away,  fled. 

Phr.  the  bird  has  flown. 

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V.  (I.)  II. 


PRECURSORY  MEASURES. 


672—674 


672.  Deliverance — iV".  deliverance,  extrication,  rescue ;  re- 
priev-e,  -al;  respite;  liberation  &c.  750;  redemption,  salva- 
tion; riddance;  gaol  delivery;  redeemableness. 

V.  deliver,  extricate,  rescue,  save,  redeem,  ransom;  bring 
-off,  -through;  tirer  cVaffaire,  get  the  wheel  out  of  the  rut, 
snatch  from  the  jaws  of  death,  come  to  the  rescue ;  rid ;  re- 
trieve &c.  {restore)  660 ;  be  -,  get-  rid  of. 

Ad),  saved  &c.  'd.  ;  extric-,  redeem-,  rescu-able. 

Int.  to  the  rescue ! 


3".  Precursory  Measures. 


673.  Preparation.— iV.  prepa- 
ration ;  providing  &c.  v. ;  provi- 
sion,-dence  ;  anticipation  «fec.  {fore- 
sight) 510;  pre-caution,  -concerta- 
tion,  -disposition  ;  forecast  &c. 
{plan)  626 ;  rehearsal,  note  of  pre- 
paration. 

[Putting  in  order]  arrangement 
&c.  60;  clearance;  adjustment  &c. 
23;  tuning;  equipment,  outfit,  ac- 
coutrement, armament,  array. 

ripening  &c.  v. ;  maturation, 
evolution ;  elaboration,  concoction, 
digestion ;  gestation,  hatching,  in- 
cubation, sitting. 

groundwork,  first  stone,  cradle', 
stepping-stone ;  foundation,  scaf- 
fold &c.  {sujyport)  215 ;  scaffolding, 
echafaudage. 

[Preparation  -of  men]  training 
&c.  {education)  537  ;  inurement 
&c.  {habit)  613;  novitiate;  [-  of 
food]  cook-ing,  -ery;  brew^ing,  cu- 
linary art ;  [  -  of  the  soil]  till-, 
plough-,  sow-ing;  semination,  cul- 
tivation. 

[State  of  being  prepared]  pre- 
pared-, readi-,  ripe-,  mellow-ness; 
maturity;  un  impromptu  fait  d 
loisir. 

[Preparer]  preparer,  trainer,  pi- 
oneer ;  avant-courrie7\  -coureur ; 
sappers  and  miners,  paviour,  nav- 
vy; warming-pan. 

V.  prepare;  get  -,  make-  ready; 
make  preparations,  settle  prelimi- 
naries, get  up,  sound  the  note  of 
creparation. 


674.  NoN  -  Preparation.  —  271 
non-,  absence  of  -,  want  of-  prepa* 
ration  ;  inculture,  inconcoction, 
improvidence. 

immaturity,  crudity ;  rawness 
&c.  adj. ;  abortion ;  disqualifica- 
tion. 

[Absence  of  art]  nature,  state  of 
nature ;  virgin  soil,  unweeded  gar- 
den ;  neglect  &c.  460. 

rough  copy  &c.  (plan)  626; 
germ  &c.  153;  raw  material  &c. 
635. 

improvisation  &c.  (impulse)  612. 

V.  be  -unprepared  &c.  adj. ; 
want  -,  lack-  preparation ;  lie  fal- 
low ;  s^emhirquer  sans  hiscuits ;  live 
from  hand  to  mouth. 

[Render  unprepared]  dismantle 
&c.  {render  useless)  645 ;  undress 
&c.  226. 

extemporize,  improvise. 

Adj.  un-prepared  &c.  [prepare 
&c.  673] ;  without  preparation  &c. 
763;  incomplete  «&c,  53;  rudimen- 
tal,  embryonic,  abortive;  imma- 
ture, unripe,  raw,  green,  crude; 
coarse ;  rough,  -cast,  -hewn ;  in  the 
rough;  un-hewn,  -formed,  -fash- 
ioned, -wrought,  -laboured,  -blown, 
-cooked,  -boiled,  -concocted,  -pol- 
ished. 

un-hatched,  -fledged,  -nurtured, 
-licked,  -taught,  -educated,  -culti- 
vated, -trained,  -tutored,  -drilled, 
-exercised  •  precoeious,  premature ; 
un-,  in-digested  ;  un-mellowed, 
-seasoned,  -leavened. 

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673—674. 


VOLITION. 


V.    (I.)  IL 


fallow ;  un-sown,  -tilled ;  natural, 
in  a  state  of  nature;  undressed;  in 
dishabille,  en  desTiabilU. 

un-,  dis-qualified ;  unfitted;  ill- 
digested;  un-begun,  -ready,  -ar- 
ranged, -organized,  -furnished, 
-provided,  -equipped,  -trimmed; 
out  of  -gear,  -  order ;  dismantled 
&c.  ■». 

shiftless,  improvident,  unthrif 
ty,  thoughtless,  unguarded;  hap- 
py-go-lucky ;  caught  napping  &c. 
(inexpectant)  508;  unpremeditated 
&c.  612. 

Adv.  extempore  &c.  612, 


accoutre,    array,    fettle. 


set  -,  put-  in  order  &c.  (arrange) 
60;  forecast  &c.  (plan)  626;  pre- 
pare -,  plough  -,  dress-  the  ground ; 
till  -,  cultivate-  the  soil ;  predis- 
pose, sow  the  seed,  lay  a  train, 
dig  a  mine ;  lay  -,  fix-  the  -foun- 
dations, -  basis,  -  groundwork; 
dig  the  foundations,  erect  the 
scaffolding ;  lay  the  first  stone  &c. 
(begin)  66. 

rough-hew ;  cut  out  work ;  block 
~,  hammer-  out;  lick  into  shape 
&c.  (/(yrm)  340. 

elaborate,  mature,  ripen,  mel- 
low, seasoDj  bring  to  maturity; 
nurture  &eo  (niiU'^  70  ? ;  hatch,  cook, 
brew ;  tempji',  aii  ■  ,^3%  smelt. 

equip,  ari.\,  m&iki.  i.t-out, -up; 
furuishp   rig,    dress,    garaish,    betrim 

fledge;  dress  -^  furbish  -,  brush  -,  vamp-  up;  refurbish;  sharpen 
one's  tools,  trim  one's  foils,  set,  prime,  attune ;  whet  the  -knife, 

-  sword ;  wind  -,  screw-  up ;  adjust  &c.  (Jit)  27 ;  put  in  -trim,  ~ 
train,  -  gear,  -  working  order,  -  tune,  -  a  groove  for,  -  harness ; 
pack. 

train  &c.  (teach)  537;  inure  &c.  (habituate)  613;  breed;  prepare 
&c.-  for;  rehearse;  make  provision  for;  take  -steps,  -  measures, 

-  precautions;  provide,  -  against;  beat  up  for  recruits;  open  the 
door  to  &c.  (facilitate)  705. 

set  one's  house  in  order,  make  all  snug;  clear -decks,  -for 
action;  close  one's  ranks;  shufliie  the  cards. 

prepare  oneself;  serve  an  apprenticeship  &c.  (learn)  539;  lay 
oneself  out  for,  get  into  harness,  gird  up  one's  loins,  buckle  on 
one's  armour,  reculer  pour  mienx  sauter,  prime  and  load,  shoulder 
arms,  get  the  steam  up,  put  the  horses  to. 

guard  -,  make  sure-  against ;  forearm,  make  sure,  prepare  for 
the  evil  day,  have  a  rod  in  pickle,  provide  against  a  rain^  day, 
feather  one's  nest;  lay  in  provisions  &c.  637;  make  investments; 
keep  on  foot. 

be  -prepared,  -  ready  &c.  adj. ;  hold  oneself  in  readiness, 
keep  one's  powder  dry ;  lie  in  wait  for  &c.  (expect)  507 ;  antici- 
pate &c.  (foresee)  510;  principiis  obstara ;  veniente  occurrere 
morbo. 

Adj.  preparing  &c.  v. ;  in  -preparation,  -  course  of  prepara- 
tion, -  agitation,  -  embryo,  -  hand,  -train;  afoot,  afloat;  on 
-foot,  -  the  stocks,  -  the  anvil ;  under  consideration  &c.  (plan) 
626;  brewing,   hatching,   forthcoming,  brooding;  in -store  for, 

-  reserve. 

precautionary,  provident ;  prepara-tive,  -tory ;  provisional,  in- 
choate, under  revision;  preliminary  &c.  (precedent)  62. 

prepared  «&c.  ■». ;.  in  readiness ;  ready,      to  one's  hand,  -  made,, 


V.  (I.)  II.  PRECURSORY  MEASURES.  673— 6Vi 

-  cut  and  dried;  made  to  one's  hand,  handy,  on  the  table;  in 
gear;  in  working  -order,  -  gear;  snug;  in  practice. 

ripe,  mature,  mellow;  practised  &c.  {skilled)  698;  laboured, 
elaborate,  highly-wrought,  smelling  of  the  lamp,  worked  up. 

in -full  feather,  -  best  bib  and  tucker;  in-  at- harness;  in 
-the  saddle,  -  arms,  -battle  array,  -war  paint;  up  inarms; 
armed  -at  all  points,  -  to  the  teeth,  -  mp  a  pie;  sword  in  hand; 
booted  and  spurred. 

in  utrumque  -,  semper-  paratus  ;  on  the  alert  &c.  {vigilant)  459 ; 
at  one's  post. 

Adv.  in  -preparation,  -  anticipation  of ;  against,  for. 

675.  Essay. — N.  essay,  trial,  endeavour,  attempt;  venture, 
adventure,  speculation,  coup  dessai,  debut ;  probation  &c.  (ex- 
periment)  463. 

V,  try,  essay;  experiment  &c.  463;  endeavour,  strive; 
tempt,  attempt,  make  an  attempt;  venture,  adventure,  specu- 
late, take  one's  chance,  tempt  fortune ;  try  one's  -fortune,  - 
luck,  -  hand;  use  one's  endeavour;  feel  -,  grope  -,  pick- 
one's  way. 

try  hard,  push,  make  a  bold  push,  use  one's  best  endeavour; 
do  one's  best  &c.  (exertion)  686. 

Adj.  essaying  &c.  v. ;  experimental  &c.  463 ;  tentative,  em- 
piricalp  probationary. 

Adv.  experimentally  &c.  adj. ;  on  trial,  at  a  venture ;  by 
rule  of  thumb, 

if  one  may  be  so  bold. 

676.  Undertaking. — iV.  undertaking;  compact  &c.  769; 
engagement  &c.  (^promise)  768;  enter-,  em-prise;  pilgrimage; 
matter  in  hand  &c.  (business)  625 ;  move ;  first  move  &c.  (be- 
ginning) 66. 

V.  undertake ;  engage  -,  embark-  in ;  launch  -,  plunge-  into ; 
volunteer ;  apprentice  oneself  to ;  engage  &c.  ( promise)  768 ; 
contract  &c.  769;  take  upon  -oneself,  -  one's  shoulders;  de- 
vote oneself  to  &c.  {determination)  604. 

take  -up,  -  in  hand ;  tackle ;  set  -,  go-  about ;  set  -,  fall-  -to, 
-  to  work;  launch  forth;  set  up  shop;  put  in  -hand,  -  execu- 
tion; set  forward;  break  the  neck  of  a  business,  be  in  for; 
put  one's  -hand  to,  -  foot  in ;  betake  oneself  to,  turn  one's 
hand  to,  go  to  do;  begin  &c.  66;  broach,  institute  &c.  {ori- 
ginate) 153 ;  put  -,  lay-  one's  -hand  to  the  plough,  -  shoulder 
to  the  wheel. 

have  in  hand  &c.  (business)  625 ;  have  many  irons  in  the  fire 
&c.  (activity)  682. 

Adj.  undertaking  &c.  v. ;  on  the  anvil  &c.  625. 

Int.  here  goes  I 

677.  Use. — K    use;    employ,  I      678-   Disuse. —iV.    forbearance, 
ment ;  exer-cise,  -citation ;  appli-  [  abstinence  ;    disuse  ;    relinquish- 

267 


677—681. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  II.   III. 


cation,  -ance;  adhibition,  dispo- 
sal ;  consumption  ;  agency  &c. 
(physical)  170;  usufruct;  useful- 
ness &c.  644;  recourse,  resort, 
avail. 

[Conversion  to  use]  utilization, 
service,  wear. 

[Way  of  using]  usage. 

V.  use,  make  use  of,  employ, 
put  to  use ;    put  in  -action,  -  ope- 

ation,  -  p 
~  to  work. 

ply,  work,  wield,  handle,  man- 
ipulate; play,  -off;  exert,  exer- 
cise, practise,  avail  oneself  of, 
profit  by ;  resort  -,  have  recourse 
-,  recur  -,  take  -,  betake  oneself- 
to;  take  -up  with,  -  advantage  of ; 
lay  one's  hands  on,  try. 

render  useful  &c.  644 ;  mould ; 
turn  to  -account,  -  use ;  convert 
to  use,  utilize;  work  up;  call  -, 
bring-  into  play;  put  into  requisi- 
tion ;  call  -,  draw-  forth ;  presfj  -, 
enlist-  into  the  service ;  bring  to 
bear  upon,  devote,  dedicate,  con- 
secrate, apply,  adhibit,  dispose  of ; 
make  a  -handle,  -  cat's  paw-  of. 

fall  back  upon,  make  a  shift 
with ;  make  the  -most,  -  best-  of. 

use  -,  swallow-  up;  consume, 
absorb,  expend;  tax,  task,  wear, 
put  to  task. 

Adj.  in  use ;  used  &c.  v. ;  well- 
worn,  -trodden. 

useful  &c.  644 ;  subservient  &c. 
{instrumental)  631. 


ment  &c.  782;  desuetude  &c. 
{want  of  habit)  614. 

V.  not  use;  do  without,  dis- 
pense with,  let  alone,  not  touch, 
forbear,  abstain,  spare,  waive, 
neglect ;  keep  back,  reserve. 

lay  -up,  -  by,  -  on  the  shelf,  - 
up  in  ordinary,  -  up  in  a  napkin; 
shelve;  set  -,  put  -,  lay-  aside; 
disuse,  leave  off,  have  done  with; 
supersede ;  discard  &c.  {eject)  297 ; 
dismiss,  give  warning. 

throw  aside  &c.  {relinquish)  782; 
make  away  with  &c.  {destroy)  162; 
cast  -,  heave  -,  throw-  overboard  ; 
cast  to  the  -dogs,  -  winds;  dis- 
mantle &c.  {render  useless)  645. 

lie  -,  remain-  unemployed  &c. 
adj. 

Adj.  not  used  &c.  «. ;  un-em- 
ployed,  -  applied,  -  disposed  of, 
-spent,  -exercised,  -touched,  -trod- 
den, -essayed,  -gathered,  -culled; 
uncalled  for,  not  required. 

disused  &c.  v. ;  done  with. 

679.  Misuse. — iV.  mis-use,  -us- 
age, -employment,  -application, 
-appropriation. 

abuse,  profanation,  prostitution^ 
desecration ;  waste  &c.  638. 

V.  mis-use,  -employ,  -apply, 
-appropriate. 

desecrate,  abuse,  profane,  pros- 
titute; waste  t^c.  638;  over-task, 
-tax,  -work;  squander  &c.  818. 

cut  blocks  with  a  razor,  employ 
a  steam-engine  to  crack  a  nut; 
catch  at  a  straw. 

Adj.  misused  &c.  v. 


Section  III.    Voluntary  Action. 
1°.  Simjde  Vohintary  Action. 


680.  Action. — N.  action,  per- 
formance ;  doing  &c.  v. ;  perpetra- 
tion; exer-cise,  -citation;  move- 
ment, operation,  evolution,  work; 
labour  &c.    {exertion)  686;  praxis^ 


681.  Inaction.  —  N.  inaction, 
passiveness,  abstinence  from  ac- 
tion ;  non-interference ;  Fabian  -, 
conservative-  policy;  neglect  &c. 
460. 

268 


V.  (T.)  III. 


ACTION. 


1-681. 


execution;  procedure  &c.  {conduct) 
692;  handicraft;  business &c.  625; 
agency  &c.  {poicer  of  tcorh)  170. 

deed,  act,  overt  act,  stitch, 
touch,  gest;  transaction,  job, 
doings,  dealings,  proceeding,  mea- 
sure, step,  manoeuvre,  bout,  pas- 
sage, move,  stroke,  blow  ;  coup  - 
(le  main,  -  d'etat;  tour  de force &q.. 
(display)  882  ;  feat,  exploit  ; 
achievement  &c.  (completion)  729; 
handiwork,  workmanship;  stroke 
of  policy  &c.  (plan)  626. 

actor  &c.  (doer)  690. 

V.  do,  perform,  execute ;  achieve 
&c.  (complete)  729 ;  transact,  enact ; 
commit,  perpetrate,  inflict;  exer- 
cise, prosecute,  carry  on,  work, 
practise,  play. 

employ  oneself,  ply  one's  task ; 
officiate,  have  in  hand  &c.  (busi- 
ness) 625;  labour  &c.  686;  be  at 
work ;  pursue  a  course ;  shape  one's 
course  &c.  (conduct)  692. 

act,  operate;  take  -action,  - 
steps ;  strike  a  blow,  lift  a  finger, 
stretch  forth  one's  hand;  take  in 
hand  &c.  (undertalce)  676;  put  one- 
self in  motion ;  put  in  practice ; 
carry  into  ey.ecution  &c.  (complete) 
729 ;  act  upon. 

be  -an  actor  &c.  690;  take  -, 
act  -,  play  -,  perform-  a  part  in ; 
participate  in ;  have  a  -hand  in,  - 
finger  in  the  pf  e ;  have  to  do  with  ; 
be  a  -party  to,  -  participator  in ; 
bear  -,  lend-  a  Kand;  pull  an  oar, 
run  in  a  race ;  mix  oneself  up  with 
&c.  (meddle)  682. 

be  in  action;  come  into  opera- 
tion &c.  (power  at  worTc)  170. 

Adj.  doing  &c.  «?. ;  acting;  in 
action;  in  harness;  on  duty;  in 
operation  &c.  170. 

Adv.  in  the  -act,  -  midst  of,  - 
thick  of;  red-handed,  in  flagrante 
delicto  ;  while  one's  hand  is  in. 


28* 


inactivity  &c.  683 ;  rest  &c.  (re- 
pose)  687;  quiescence  &c.  265; 
want  of  -,  in-  occupation;  idle 
hours,  time  hanging  on  one's 
hands,  dolcefar  niente  ;  sinecure. 

V.  not  -do,  -  act,  -  attempt ;  be 
-inactive  &c.  683;  abstain  from 
doing,  do  nothing,  hold,  spare; 
not  -stir,  -  move,  -  lift-  a  -finger, 
-foot,  -  peg;  fold  one's  -arms,  - 
hands ;  leave  -,  let-  alone ;  let  -be, 

-  pass,  -  things  take  their  course, 

-  it  have  its  way,  -  well  alone ; 
quieta  non  movere  ;  stare  super  anti- 
quas  mas;  rest  and  be  thankful, 
live  and  let  live ;  lie  -,  rest-  upon 
one's  oars;  laisser  -aller^  -  faire ; 
stand  aloof ;  refrain  &c.  (avoid) 
623;  keep  oneself  from  doing;  re- 
mit -,  relax-  one's  efforts;  desist 
&c.  (relinquish)  624;  stop  &c. 
(cease)  142;  pause  &c.  (be  quiet) 
265. 

wait,  lie  in  wait,  bide  one's 
time,  take  time,  tide  it  over. 

cool-,  kick- one's  heels;  while 
away  the  -time,  -  tedious  hours; 
pass  -,  fill  up  -,  beguile- the  time; 
talk  against  time ;  waste  time  &c. 
{inactive)  683. 

lie  -by,  -  on  the  shelf,  -  in  ordi- 
nary, -  idle,  -to,  -  fallow;  keep 
quiet,  slug;  have  nothing  to  do, 
whistle  for  want  of  thought. 

undo,  do  away  with  ;  take 
-down,  -  to  pieces;  destroy  &c. 
162. 

Adj.,  not  doing  &c.  ■«. ;  not  done 
&c.  V. ;  undone ;  passive ;  un-occu- 
pied,  -employed;  out  of  -employ, 

-  work ;  fallow  ;  desmuvre. 

Adv.  re  infectd,  at  a  stand,  les 
hras  croises,  with  folded  arms ;  with 
the  hands  -in  the  pockets,  -  be- 
hind one's  back;  pour  passer  le 
temps. 

Int.  so  let  it  be!  stop!  &e.  142,' 
hands  off! 

Fhr.  cunctmido  restitvit  rem. 
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682-683. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  III. 


682.  Activity.  —  iV.  activity ; 
briskness,  liveliness  &c.  adj. ;  an- 
imation, life,  vivacity,  spirit,  dash, 
energy. 

nimbleness,  agility;  smartness, 
quickness  &c.  adj. ;  velocity  &c. 
274;  alacrity,  promptitude;  des-, 
dis-patch;  expedition;  haste  &c. 
684;  punctuality  &c.  {early)  132. 

eagerness,  zeal,  ardour,  perfervi- 
dum  ingenium^  empressemeiit,  earn- 
estness, intentness;  abandon;  vi- 
gour &c.  {physical  energy)  171 ; 
devotion  &c.  {resolution)  604;  ex- 
ertion &c.  686. 

industry,  assiduity ;  assiduous- 
ness &c.  adj.'^  sedulity;  laborious- 
ness;  drudgery  &c.  {labour)  686; 
painstaking,  diligence  ;  persever- 
ance &c.  604«  ;  indefatigation ; 
habits  of  business. 

vigilance  &c.  459;  wakefulness; 
sleep-,  rest-lessness  ;  pervigilium, 
insomnium  ;  racketing. 

movement,  bustle,  stir,  fuss,  ado, 
bother,  pottering;  fidget,  -iness; 
flurry  &c.  Qiaste)  684. 

ofKciousness  ;  dabbling,  med- 
dling; inter- ference,  -position, 
-meddling;  tampering  with,  in- 
trigue. 

press  of  business,  no  sinecure, 
plenty  to  do,  many  irons  in  the 
fire,  great  doings,  busy  hum  of 
men,  battle  of  life,  thick  of  the 
action. 

housewife,  busy  bee;  new 
brooms;  sharp  fellow,  blade;  de- 
votee, enthusiast,  zealot,  meddler, 
intermeddler,  intriguer,  busybody, 
pickthank. 

V.  be  -active  &c.  adj. ;  busy  one- 
self in ;  stir,  -about,  -  one's  stumps ; 
bestir  -,  rouse-  oneself  ;  speed, 
hasten,  peg  away,  lay  about  one, 
bustle,  fuss;  raise  -,  kick  up-  a 
dust;  push;  make  a  -push,  -  fuss, 
-stir;  go  ahead,  push  foi-ward ; 
fight  -,  elbow-  one's  way;  make 
progress  &c.  282 ;  toil  &c.  (labour) 


683.  Inactivity. — N.  inactivity; 
inaction  &c.  681 ;  inertness  &c. 
172;  obstinacy  &c.  606. 

lull  &c.  {cessation)  142;  quies- 
cence &c.  265 ;  rust,  -iness. 

idle-,  remiss-ness,  &c.  adj.  ; 
sloth,  indolence,  indiligence  ; 
dawdling  &c.  v. 

dullness  &c.  adj.:,  langour; 
segni-ty,  -tude;  lentor;  sluggish- 
ness &c.  {sloicness)  275;  procrasti- 
nation &c.  {delay)  133;  torp-or, 
-idity,  -escence;  stupor  &c.  {insensi- 
bility) 823;  somnolence;  drowsi- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  nodding  &c.  v. ; 
oscit-ation,  -ancy;  pandiculation, 
hypnotism,  lethargy  ;  heaviness, 
heavy  eyelids. 

sleep,  slumber;  sound  -,  heavy 
-,  balmy-  sleep;  Morpheus;  coma, 
trance,  ecstasis,  dream,  hyberna- 
tion, nap,  doze,  snooze,  siesta, 
wink  of  sleep,  forty  winks,  snore ; 
Hypnology. 

dull  work;  pottering;  relaxa- 
tion  &c.  {loosening)  47;  Castle  of 
Indolence. 

[Cause  of  inactivity]  lullaby, 
sedative  &c.  174;  torpedo. 

idler,  drone,  droil,  dawdle, 
mopus',dO'\iit\e,  faineant,  dummy, 
sleeping  partner;  afternoon  farm- 
er; truant  &c.  {runaway)  623, 
lounger,  lazzarone,  loafer;  lub-ber, 
-bard;  slow-coach  &c.  {slow)  275; 
opium  -,  lotus-  eater;  slug;  lag-, 
slug-gard ;  slumberer,  dormouse, 
marmot;  waiter  on  Providence, 
fruges  consumers  natus. 

V.  be  -inactive  &c.  adj  ;  do 
nothing  &c.  681 ;  move  slowly  &c. 
275 ;  let  the  grass  giow  under  one's 
feet;  take  one's  time,  dawdle, 
drawl,  droil,  lag,  hang  back, 
slouch,  loll,  lounge,  loaf,  loiter; 
go  to  sleep  over;  sleep  at  one's 
post,  ne  battre  que  d''une  aile. 

take  -it  easy,  -  things  as  they 
come ;  lead  an  easy  life,  vegetate, 
swim    with    the  stream,    eat  the 
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V.  (I.)  III. 


ACTION. 


682-683. 


686;  plod,  persist  &c.  (persevere) 
604a ;  keep  -up  the  ball,  -  the  pot 
boiliug. 

look  sharp;  have  all  one's  eyes 
about  one  &c.  (vigilance)  459 ;  rise, 
arouse  oneself,  get  up  early,  be 
about,  keep  moving,  steal  a  march, 
kill  two  birds  with  one  stone; 
seize  the  opportunity  &c.  134;  lose 
no  time,  not  lose  a  moment,  make 
the  most  of  one's  time,  not  suffer 
the  grass  to  grow  under  one's  feet, 
improve  the  shining  hour,  make 
short  work  of;  dash  off;  make 
haste  &c.  684 ;  do  one's  best,  take 
pains  &c.  (exei't  oneself)  686 ;  do  -, 
work-  wonders. 

have  -many  irons  in  the  fire,  - 
one's  hands  full,  -  much  on  one's 
hands;  have  other  -things  to  do,  - 
fish  to  fry;  be  busy;  not  have  a 
moment  -to  spare,  -  that  one  can 
call  one's  own. 

have  one's  fling,  run  the  round 
of ;  go  all  lengths,  sitick  at  nothing, 
run  riot. 

outdo; over-do,  -act,  -lay,  -shoot 
the  mark. 

have  a  hand  in  &c.  (act  in)  680; 
take  an  active  part,  put  in  one's 
oar,  have  a  finger  in  the  pie,  mix 
oneself  up  with,  trouble  one's  head 
about,  intrigue;  agitate. 

tamper  with,  meddle,  moil; 
inter-meddle,  -fere, -pose;  obtrude; 
poke  -,  thrust-  one's  nose  in. 

Adj.  active ;  brisk,  -  as  a  lark, 
-  as  a  bee ;  lively,  animated,  viva- 
cious; alive,  -  and  kicking;  frisky, 
spirited,  stirring. 

nimble,  -  as  a  squirrel;  agile; 
light-,  nimble-footed;  featly,  trip- 
ping. 

quick,  prompt,  yare,  instant, 
ready,  alert,  spry,  sharp,  smart; 
fast  &c.  (s7Dift)  374;  quick  as  a 
lamplighter,  expeditious ;  awake, 
broad  awake;  wide  awake  &c. 
(intelligent)  498. 

forward,  eager,  strenuous,  zeal- 


bread  of  idleness ;  loll  in  the  lap 
of  -luxury,  -indolence;  waste  -, 
consume  -,  kill  -,  lose-  time ;  burn 
daylight,  waste  the  precious  hours. 

idle  -,  trifle  -,  fritter  -,  fool- 
away  time:  spend  -,  take-  time  in; 
ped-,  pid-dle;  potter,  pudder,  dab- 
ble, faddle,  fribble,  fiddle  faddle ; 
dally,  dilly-dally. 

sleep,  slumber,  be  asleep;  hy- 
bernate;  oversleep;  sleep  like  a 
-top,  -  log,  -  dormouse;  sleep 
-soundly,  -  heavily ;  doze,  drowze, 
snooze,  nap ;  take  a  -nap  &c,  n. ; 
dream;  snore;  settle  -,  go  -,  go 
off-  to  sleep ;  drop  off ;  fall  -,  drop- 
asleep  ;  close  -,  seal  up-  -the  -eyes,  - 
eyelids;  weigh  down  the  eyelids; 
get  sleepy,  nod,  yawn;  go  to  bed, 
turn  in. 

languish,  expend  itself,  flag, 
hang  fire ;  relax. 

render  -idle  &c.  adj. ;  sluggard- 
ize;  mitigate  &c.  174. 

Adj.  inactive  ;  motionless  &c. 
265 ;  unoccupied  &c.  (doing  nothing) 
681;  unbusied. 

indolent,  lazy,  slothful,  idle, 
lusk,  remiss,  slack,  inert,  torpid, 
sluggish,  languid,  supine,  heavy, 
dull,  leaden,  lumpish;  exanimate, 
soulless;  listless;  dron-y,  -ish; 
lazy  as  Lud lam's  dog. 

dilatory,  laggard;  lagging  &c. 
V. ;  slow  &c.  275 ;  rusty,  flagging ; 
lackadaisical,  maudlin,  fiddle-fad- 
dle ;  pottering  &c.  -». ;  shilly-shally 
&c,  (irresolute)  605. 

sleeping  &c.  v. ;  asleep ;  fast  -, 
dead  -,  sound-  asleep;  in  a  sound 
sleep;  sound  as  a  top,  dormant, 
comatose;  in  the  -arms,  -  lap-  of 
Morpheus. 

sleep-y,  -ful  ;  dozy,  drowsy, 
somnolent,  torpescent;  lethargic, 
-al;  heavy,  -  with  sleep;  napping; 
somni-fic,  -ferous;  sopor-ous,  -ific, 
-iferous ;  hypnotic ;  balmy,  dreamy; 
un-,  una-wakened. 

sedative  &c.  174. 

2fll 


682-685. 


VOLITION 


V.  (I.)  III. 


ous,    enterprising,  in  earnest ;  re-        Adv.  inactively  &c.  adj. ;  at  lei- 
solute  <S:c.  604.  sure  &c.  685. 

industrious,  assiduous,  diligent,        Phr.    the   eyes  begin  to  draw 
sedulous,     notable,     painstaking;    straws, 
intent  &c.    (attention)   457 ;   inde- 
fatigable &c.    (persevering)  604^^  ; 
unwearied ;      unsleeping,       never 

tired;   plodding,  hardworking  &c.   686;  business-like,  worka- 
day. 

bustling;  restless,  -  as  a  hyaena;  fussy,  fidgety,  pottering; 
busy,  -  as  a  hen  with  one  chicken. 

working,  at  work,  on  duty,  in  harness ;  up  in  arms ;  on  one's 
legs,  at  call ;  up  and  -doing  -  stirring. 

busy,,  occupied;  hard  at  -work,  -  it;  up  to  one's  ears  in,  full  of 
business,  busy  as  a  bee. 

meddling  &c.  v. ;  meddlesome,  pushing,  ofiacious,  overoffi- 
cious,  intrigant. 

astir,  stirring;  a-going,  -foot;  on  foot;  in  full  swing;  eventful; 
on  the  alert  &c.  (vigilant)  459. 

Adv.  actively  &c.  adj. ;  with  -life  and  spirit,  -  might  and  main 
&c.  686,  -  haste  &c.  684,  -  wings ;  full  tilt,  in  mediis  rebus. 

Int.  be  -,  look-  -alive,  -  sharp!  move  -,  push-  on!  keep  mov- 
ing !  go  ahead !  stir  your  stumps !  age  quod  agis  ! 

Phr.  carpe  diem  &c.  (optyortunity)  134;  nulla  dies  sine  lined;  nee 
mora  nee  requies ;  the  plot  thickens;  no  sooner  said  than  done 
&c.  (early)  132;  "  veni  vidi  vici ;  "  catch  a  weasel  asleep. 


684.  Haste. — N.  haste,  urgency; 
des  -,  dis  -  patch ;  acceleration, 
spurt,  spirt,  forced  march,  rush, 
dash;  velocity  &c.  274;  precipit- 
ancy, -ation,  -ousness  &c.  adj. ; 
impetuosity  ;  hrusquerie ;  hurry, 
drive,  scramble,  bustle,  fuss,  fid- 
get, flurry,  flutter,  splutter. 

V.  haste,  hasten;  make  -haste, 
-  a  dash  &c.  n. ;  hurry  -,  dash  -, 
whip  -,  push  -,  press-  -on,  -  for- 
ward ;  hurry,  skurry,  scuttle  along, 
bundle  on,  dart  to  and  fro,  bustle, 
flutter,  scramble ;  plunge,  -  head- 
long; dash  off;  rush  &c.  (violence) 
173. 

bestir  oneself  &c.  (5e  active)  682 ; 
lose  -no  time,  -  not  a  moment,  - 
not  an  instant;  make  short  work 
of;  make  the  best  of  one's  -time,  - 
way. 

be  -precipitate  &c.  adj. ;  jump  at 


685.  Leisure. — N.  leisure;  spare 
-time,  -  hours,  -  moments;  vacant 
hour;  time,  -  to  spare,  -  on  one's 
hands ;  holiday  &c.  (rest)  687 ;  oti- 
um  cum  dignitate,  ease. 

V.  have  -leisure  &c.  n. ;  take 
one's  -time,  -  leisure,  -  ease ;  repose 
i&c.  687;  move  slowly  &c.  275; 
while  away  the  time  &c.  (inaction) 
681 ;  be  -master  of  one's  time,  -  an 
idle  man. 

Adj.  leisurely;  slow  «fcc.  275; 
deliberate,  quiet,  calm,  undisturb- 
ed ;  at  -leisure,  -  one's  case,  -  a  loose 
end. 

Phr.  time  hanging  heavy  on 
one's  hands. 


be  in  -haste,  -  a  hurry  &c. 

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ACTION. 


684    687 


n. ;  have -no  time,  -  not  a  moment- -to  lose,  -  to  Bpare;  work 
against  time. 

quicken  &c.  274;  accelerate,  expedite,  put  on,  precipitate, 
urge,  whip. 

Adj.  hasty,  hurried,  hrusqiie ;  scrambling,  cursory,  precipitate, 
headlong,  furious,  boisterous,  impetuous,  hot-headed;  feverish, 
fussy;  pushing. 

in  -haste,  -  a  hurry  &c.  ii. ;  in  -hot,  -  all-  haste ;  breathless, 
pressed  for  time,  hard  pressed,  urgent. 

Adv.  with  -haste,  -  all  haste,  -  breathless  speed ;  in  haste  &c. 
adj.'^  apace  &c.  (stciftly)  274;  amain;  all  at  once  &c.  {instanta- 
neously) 113;  at  short  notice  &c.,  immediately  &c.  (early)  132; 
post-haste;  by  -express,  -  telegraph,  -  forced  marches. 

hastily,  precipitately  &c.  adj.\  helter-skelter,  hurry-skurry; 
slap-dash,  -bang;  full-tilt,  -drive;  heels  over  head,  head  and 
shoulders,  headlong,  a  corps  perdu. 

by  -fits  and  starts,  -  spurts;  hop  skip  and  jump. 

Phr.  sauve  qui  peut,  devil  take  the  hindmost,  no  time  to  be 
lost;  no  sooner  said  than  done  &c.  (early)  132;  a  word  and  a 
blow. 


686.  Exertion.  — iV.  exertion, 
effort,  strain,  tug,  pull,  stress, 
throw,  stretch,  struggle,  spell, 
spurt,  spirt;  stroke  -,  stitch-  of 
work. 

"  a  strong  pull  a  long  pull  and  a 
pull  all  together;  "  dead  lift;  heft; 
gymnastics;  exer-cise,  -citation; 
wear  and  tear;  ado;  toil  and 
trouble;  uphill  -,  hard  -,  warm- 
work;  harvest  time. 

labour,  work,  toil,  travail,  man- 
ual labour,  sweat  of  one's  brow, 
swink,  operoseness,  di*udgery,  sla- 
very, fagging,  hammering;  limm 
lahor. 

trouble,  pains,  duty;  resolution 
&c.  604;  energy  &c.  (])hysical)  171. 

V.  exert  oneself;  exert  -,  tax- 
one's  energies;  use  exertion. 

labour,  work,   toil,  moil,  sweat, 
fag,  drudge,  slave,  drag  a  length- 
ened chain,  wade  through,  strive, 
strain;  make  -,  stretch-  a  long  arm;    pull,  tug,  ply;    ply  -,  tug 
at-  the  oar;  do  the  work;  take  the  labouring  oar. 

bestir  oneself  (&-?  active)  682;  take  trouble,  trouble  oneself. 

work  hard ;  rough  it ;  put  forth  -one's  strength,  -  a  strong 
arm ;  fall  to  work,  bend  the  bow,  buckle  to,  set  one's  shoulder 
to  the  wheel  &c.  {resolution)  604 ;  work  like  a  -horse,  -  carthorse, 

273 


687.  Repose. — N.  repose,  rest, 
silken  repose;  sleep  &c.  683. 

relaxation,  breathing  time;  halt, 
pause   &c.  (cessation)  142;  respite. 

day  of  rest,  dies  non^  Sabbath, 
Lord's  day,  holiday,  red-letter 
day,  vacation,  recess. 

V.  repose ;  rest,  -  and  be  thank- 
ful ;  take  -rest,  -  one's  ease. 

relax,  unbend,  slacken;  take 
breath  &c.  {refresh)  689 ;  rest  upon 
one's  oars ;  pause  &c.  (cease)  142 ; 
stay  one's  hand. 

lie  down ;  recline,  -  on  a  bed  of 
down,  -  on  an  easy  chair;  go  to 
-rest,  -  bed,  -  sleep  &c.  683. 

take  a  holiday,  shut  up  shop; 
lie  fallow  &c.  (inaction)  681. 

Adj.  reposing  &c.  v. ;  unstrained^ 

Adv,  at  rest. 


686-689. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  III. 


-  galley-slave,  -  coalheaver;  labour  -,  work-  day  and  night;  re- 
double one's  efforts;  do  double  duty;  work  double  -hours,  - 
tides;  sit  up,  burn  the  candle  at  both  ends;  stick  to  &c.  (perse- 
vere) 604a;  work  -,  fight-  one's  way;  lay  about  one,  hammer  at. 

take  pains ;  do  one's  -best,  -  utmost ;  do  -the  best  one  can,  - 
all  one  can,  -  all  in  one's  power,  -  as  much  as  in  one  lies,  -  what 
lies  in  one's  power;  use  one's  -best,  -  utmost-  endeavour;  try 
one's  -best,  -  utmost ;  play  one's  best  card ;  put  one's  -best,  - 
right-  leg  foremost;  have  one's  whole  soul  in  his  work,  put  all 
one's  strength  into,  strain  every  nerve ;  spare  no  -efforts,  -  pains ; 
go  all  lengths;  go  through  fire  and  water  &c.  (resolution)  604; 
move  heaven  and  earth,  leave  no  stone  unturned. 

Adj.  labouring  &c.  v. 

laborious,  operose,  elaborate;  strained;  toil-,  trouble-,  weari- 
some; uphill;  herculean,  gymnastic,  palestric. 

hardworking,  painstaking,  strenuous,  energetic. 

hard  at  work,  on  the  stretch.  - 

Adv.  laboriously  &c.  adj. ;  lustily ;  with  -might  and  main,  -all 
one's  might,  -  a  strong  hand,  -  sledge-hammer,  -much  ado;  to 
the  best  of  one's  abilities,  totis  viribus^  vi  et  armis,  manibus  pedi- 
bicsque,  tooth  and  nail,  unguihus  et  rostro,  hammer  and  tongs, 
heart  and  soul;  through  thick  and  thin  &c.  {perseverance)  604«. 

by  the  sweat  of  one's  brow,  suo  Marte. 


688.  Fatigue.  —  N.  fatigue  ; 
weariness  &c.  841 ;  yawning,  drow- 
siness &c.  683;  lassitude,  tired- 
ness, fatigation,  exhaustion  ; 
sweat. 

anhelation,  shortness  of  breath ; 
faintness;  collapse,  prostration, 
swoon,  fainting,  deliquium,  syn- 
cope, lipothymy. 

V.  be  -fatigued  &c.  adj. ;  yawn 
«&c.  (get  sleepy)  683 ;  droop,  sink, 
flag;  lose  -breath,  -  wind;  gasp, 
pant,  puff,  blow,  drop,  swoon, 
faint,  succunob. 

fatigue,  tire,  weary,  irk,  flag, 
jade,  harass^  exhaust,  knock  up, 
wear  out,  prostrate. 

tax,  tPflk,  strain  ;  over  -  task, 
-work,  -burden,  -tax,  -strain. 

Adj.  fatigued  &c.  v. ;  weary  &c. 
841;  drowsy  &c.  683;  drooping 
&c.  v. ;  haggard ;  toil-,  way-worn ; 
footsore,  surbated,  weatherbeaten ; 
faint;  done  -,  used  -,  knocked- 
up ;  exhausted,  prostrate,  spent ; 
over-tired,  -spent,  -fatigued;  unre 


689.  Refreshment. — J^.  bracing 
&c.  V. ;  recovery  of  -strength  &c. 
159;  restoration,  revival  &c.  660; 
repair,  refection,  refocillation,  re- 
freshment, regalement,  bait ;  relief 
&c.  834. 

V.  brace  &c.  {strengthen)  159; 
reinvigorate ;  air,  freshen  up,  re- 
fresh, recruit;  repair  &c.  {restore) 
660;   fan,  refocillate. 

breathe,  respire;  draw-,  take 
-,  gather  -,  take  a  long  -,  regain 
-,  recover-  breath;  get  better, 
raise  one's  head ;  recover  -,  regain 
-,  renew-  one's  strength  &c.  159; 
perk  up. 

come  to  oneself  &c.  {revive)  660 ; 
feel  like  a  giant  refreshed. 

Adj.  refreshing  &c.  v. ;  recuper- 
ative &c.  660. 

refreshed  &c.  -y. ;  un  -  tired, 
-wearied. 


-freshed,  -stored. 


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V.  (I.)  III.  ACTION.  688—692. 

worn,  -  out;  battered,  shattered,  pulled  down,  seedy,  altered. 

breath-,  wiud-less;  short  of  -,  out  of-  -breath,  -  wind;  blown, 
puffing  and  blowing ;  short-breathed;  anlielose;  broken-,  short- 
winded. 

ready  to  drop,  more  dead  than  alive,  dog-weary,  walked  off 
one's  legs,  tired  to  death,  on  one's  last  legs,  played  out,  hor8  de- 
combat. 

fatiguing  &c.  v. ;  tire-,  irk-,  weari-some ;  weary ;  trying. 

690.  Agent. — N.  doer,  actor,  agent,  performer,  perpetra- 
tor, operator;  execu-tor,  -trix;  practitioner,  worker,  stager. 

bee,  ant,  working  bee,  labouring  oar,  servant  of  all  work, 
factotum. 

workman,  artisan;  crafts-,  handicrafts-man;  mechanic,  op- 
erative ;  working  -,  labouring-  man ;  demiurgus.,  hewers  of 
wood  and  drawers  of  water,  labourer,  navvy;  hand,  man,  day 
labourer,  journeyman,  charwoman,  hack;  mere  -tool  &c.  633; 
beast  of  burden,  drudge,  fag. 

maker,  artificer,  artist,  wright,  manufacturer,  architect, 
builder,  mason,  bricklayer,  smith,  forger,  Vulcan;  carpenter. 

machinist,  mechanician,  engineer. 

semp-,  sem-,  seam-stress ;  needle-,  work- woman ;  tailor,  cord- 
wainer. 

minister  &c.  {instrument)  631;  servant  &c.  746;  representa- 
tive &c.  icommisswner)  758,  {deputy)  759. 

co-worker,  party  to,  participator  in,  particeps  criminiSj  dra- 
matis personcB. 

Phr.   ^'' qummm pars  magna  fui.'''* 

691.  Workshop. — N.  work-shop,  -house ;  laboratory,  manu- 
factory, mill,  factory,  mint,  forge,  loom;  cabinet,  studio.^  bu- 
reau^ atelier;  hive,  -  of  industry;  nursery;  hot-house,  -bed; 
kitchen;  dock,  -yard;  slip,  yard,  wharf;  found-ry,  -ery;  fur- 
nace. 

crucible,  alembic,  caldron,  matrix. 


2°.    Gomjilex  Voluntary  Action. 

692.  Conduct,— iV.  dealing,  transaction  &c.  {action)  680; 
business  &c.  625. 

tactics,  game,  policy,  polity;  general-,  statesman-,  seaman- 
ship ;  strate-gy,  -gics ;  plan  &c.  626. 

husbandry;  house-keeping,  -wifery;  stewardship;  menage; 
regime;  econom-y,  -ics ;  political  economy ;  management ;  gov- 
ernment &c.  {direction)  693. 

execution,  manipulation,  treatment,  campaign,  career,  life, 
course,  walk,  race. 

conduct;  behavior;  de-,  com-portment ;  carriage,  maintien^ 
demeanour,  guise,  bearing,  manner^  observance. 

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VOLITION.  V.  (I.)  tri. 


course  -,  line-  of  -conduct,  -  action,  -  proceeding;  role; 
process,  ways,  practice,  procedure,  modus  operandi;  method 
&c.,  path  (fee.  627. 

V.  transact,  execute;  des-,  dis-patch;  proceed  with,  dis- 
charge ;  carry  -on,  -  through,  -  out,  -  into  effect ;  work  out ; 
go  -,  get-  through;  enact;  put  into  practice;  officiate  «fec.  635. 

behave  -,  comport  -,  demean  -,  carry  -,  conduct  -,  acquit- 
on  eself. 

run  a  race,  lead  a  life,  play  a  game ;  take  -,  adopt-  a  course; 
steer  -,  shape-  one's  course;  play  one's  -part,  -cards;  shift 
for  oneself;  paddle  one's  own  canoe. 

conduct;  manage  &c.  {direct)  693. 

deal  -,  have  to  do-  with;  treat,  handle  a  case;  t^ke  -steps, 
-  measures. 

Ad^.  conducting  &c.  v. ;  strategical,  business-like,  practical, 
executive. 


693.  Direction. — N.  direction;  manage-ment,  -ry;  govern- 
ment, gubernation,  conduct,  legislation,  regulation,  guidance; 
steer-,  pilot-age;  reins,  -of  government;  helm,  rudder,  nee- 
dle, compass;  guiding-,  load  -,  lode  -,  pole-  star;  cynosure. 

super- vision,  -intendence;  sm'veillance,  oversight;  eye  of  the 
master;  control,  charge;  board  of  control  &c.  (council)  696; 
command  &c.  (authority)  ?37. 

premier-,  senator-ship ;  director  &c.  694 ;  chair,  portfolio. 

statesmanship;  state-,  king-craft. 

minis- try,  -tration;  administration;  steward-,  proctor-ship; 
agency. 

V.  direct,  manage,  govern,  conduct;  order,  prescribe,  cut 
out  work  for;  head,  lead;  lead  -,  show- the  way;  take  the 
lead,  lead  on ;  regulate,  guide,  steer,  pilot ;  take  -,  be  at-  the 
helm;  have-,  handle  -,  hold -,  take-  the  reins;  drive,  tool; 
tackle. 

super-intend,  -vise;  overlook,  control,  keep  in  order,  look 
after,  see  to,  legislate  for;  administer,  ministrate;  have  the 
-care,  -  charge-  of;  have  -,  take-  the  direction;  pull  the 
-strings,  -  wires ;  rule  &c.  (command)  737 ;  have  -,  hold-  -of- 
fice, -  the  portfolio;  preside,  -  at  the  board;  take  -,  occupy  -, 
be  in-  the  chair. 

Adj.  directing  &c.  v. ;  hegemonic. 

Adv.  at  the  -helm,  -  head  of. 

694.  Director. — H.  director,  manager,  governor,  rector, 
comptroller;  super-intendeut,  -visor;  intendant;  over-seer, 
-looker;  super-cargo,  husband,  inspector,  visitor,  ranger,  sur- 
veyor, sedile,  moderator,  monitor,  taskmaster;  master &c.  745; 
leader,  ringleader,  demagogue,  corypheus,  conductor,  fugle- 
man, precentor,  bell-wether. 

guiding  star  &c.  (guidance)  693 ;  adviser  «&c.  695 ;  guide  &c. 

276. 


V    (I.)  III.  ACTION.  694—696. 

{informatim)  527;  pilot;  helmsman;  steers-man,  -mate;  wire- 
puller, 

driver,  whip,  Jehu,  charioteer;  coach-,  car-,  cab-man;  pos- 
tilion, vetturino,  muleteer,  teamster ;  whipper  in. 

head,  -  man,  -  centre;  principal,  president,  speaker;  chair, 
-man;  captain  &c.  (master)  745;  superior;  mayor  &c.  (civil 
authority)  745 ;  vice-president,  prime  minister,  premier,  vizier, 
grand  vizier. 

oflBLcer,  functionaiy,  minister,  official,  red-tapist,  bureaucrat; 
man-  Jack- in  office;  office-bearer;  person  in  authority  &c. 
745. 

statesman,  strategist,  legislator,  lawgiver,  politician,  statist, 
state-monger;  Minos,  Draco;  arbiter  &c.  (judge)  967. 

board  &c.  (council)  696. 

secretary,  -^  of  state;  ReisEffendi;  vicar  &c.  (deputy)  759; 
steward,  factor;  agent  &c.  758;  bailiff,  middleman;  foreman, 
clerk  of  works ;  landreeve ;  factotum,  major-domo,  seneschal, 
housekeeper,  shepherd,  croupier;  proctor,  procurator. 

Adv,  ex  officio. 

695.  Adyice. — N.  advice,  council,  adhortation;  word  to 
the  wise;  suggestion,  submonition,  recommendation,  advo- 
cacy. 

exhortation  &c.  (persuasion)  615;  expostulation  &c.  (dissua- 
sion) 616;  admonition  &c.  {warning)  668;  guidance  &c.  (direc- 
tion) 693. 

instruction,  charge,  injunction,  obtestation. 

adviser,  prompter;  council,  -lor;  monitor,  mentor,  Nestor, 
magnus  Apollo,  senator;  teacher  &c.  540. 

guide,  manual,  chart  &c.  (information)  527. 

physician,  leech,  archiater;  arbiter  &c.  (judge)  967. 

refer-ence,  -ment ;  consultation,  conference,  pourparler. 

V.  advise,  council ;  give  -advice,  -  counsel,  -  a  piece  of  ad- 
vice; suggest,  prompt,  submonish,  recommend,  prescribe,  ad- 
vocate; exhort  &c.  (persuade)  615. 

enjoin,  enforce,  charge,  instruct,  call;  call  upon  &c.  (request) 
765;  dictate. 

expostulate  &c.  (dissuade)  616;  admonish  &c.  (warn)  668. 

advise  with;  lay  heads  -,  consult-  together;  compare  notes; 
hold  a  council,  deliberate,  be  closeted  with. 

confer,  consult,  refer  to;  call  in;  take-,  follow-  advice;  be 
advised  by,  have  at  one's  elbow,  take  one's  cue  from. 

Adj.  recommendatory;  hortative  &c.  (persuasive)  615;  de- 
hortatory  &c.  (dissuasive)  616 ;  admonitory  &c.  (warning)  668. 

Int.  go  to  ! 

696.  Council. — N.  council,  committee,  subcommittee, 
comitia,  court,  chamber,  cabinet,  board,  bench,  staff. 

senate,  senatus,  parliament,  chamber  of  deputies,  directory, 
rigsdag^    cartes^    storthing,    witeuagemote,    juntOy 
24  277 


696-699. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  III. 


divan,  musnud,  sanhedrim,  Amphictyonic  council;  caput,  con 
sistory,  chapter,  syndicate ;  court  of  appeal  &c.  {tribunal)  966 ; 
board  of  -control,  -  works ;  vestry. 

cabinet;  privy  -,  cabinet-  council;  cockpit,  convocation, 
synod,  congress,  convention,  diet,  states-general. 

assembly,  caucus,  conclave,  clique,  conventicle;  meeting, 
sitting,  seance,  conference,  session,  palaver,  yourjparler,  durbar, 
house;  quorum.. 

senator;  member,  -of  parliament;  councillor,  M.P.,  repre- 
sentative of  the  people. 

Adj.  senatorial,  curule. 

697.  Precept. — N.  precept,  direction,  instruction,  charge; 
prescript,  -ion;  recij^e,  receipt;  golden  rule;  maxim  &c.  496. 

rule,  canon,  law,  code,  corpus  juris,  lex  scripta,  act,  statute, 
rubric,  stage  direction,  regulation ;  form,  -ula,  -ulary ;  techni- 
cality. 

order  &c.  (command)  741. 


698.  Skill.— iV.  skill,  skilful- 
ness,  address;  dexter-ity,  -ousness; 
adroitness,  expertness  &c.  ad,j. ; 
proficiency,  competence,  craft, 
callidity,  facility,  knack,  trick, 
sleight;  master-y,  -ship;  excel- 
lence, panurgy ;  ambidext-erity, 
-rousness ;  sleight  of  hand  &c.  (de- 
ception) 545. 

sea-,  marks-,  horse  -  manship  ; 
rope-dancing. 

accomplish-,  acquire-,  attain- 
ment; art,  science;  techn-icality, 
-ology  ;  practical  -,  technical- 
knowledge. 

knowledge  of  the  world,  world 
wisdom,  savoirfaire;  tact;  mother 
wit  &c.  (sagacity)  498;  discretion 
&c.  (caution)  864;  finesse;  crafti- 
ness &c.  (cunning)  702;  manage- 
ment &c.  (conduct)  693;  ars  celare 
artem  ;  self-help. 

cleverness,  talent,  ability,  inge- 
nuity, capacity,  parts,  talents, 
faculty,  endowment,  forte,  turn, 
gift,  genius;  intelligence  &c.  498; 
sharpness,  readiness  &c.  (activity) 
682;  invention  &c.  515;  apt-ness, 
-itude ;  turn  -,  capacity  -,  genius- 
for;  felicity,  capability,  curiosafe- 


699.  Unskilfulness.  —  JV.    un- 

skilfulness  &c.  adj. ;  want  of  -skill 
&c.  698;  incompeten-ce,  -cy;  in- 
ability, -felicity,  -dexterity,  -expe- 
rience ;  disqualification,  unprod 
ciency;  quackery. 

folly,  stupidity  &c.  499;  indis- 
cretion &c.  (rashness)  863 ;  thought- 
lessness &c.  {inattention)  458,  (neg- 
lect) 460. 

mis-management,  -conduct;  im- 
policy ;  maladministration;  mis- 
rule, -government,  -application, 
-direction,  -feasance  ;  petticoat 
government. 

absence  of  rule,  rule  of  thumb ; 
bungling  &c.  v. ;  failure  &c.  732 ; 
screw  loose ;  too  many  cooks. 

blunder  &c.  (mistake)  495 ;  etour- 
derie,  gaucherie,  act  of  folly,  balour- 
dise ;  botch,  -ery ;  bad  job,  sad 
work. 

sprat  sent  out  to  catch  a  whal  % 
much  ado  about  nothing,  wilJ- 
goose  chase. 

bungler  &c.  701 ;  fool  &c.  501. 

V.  be  -unskilful  &c.   adj. ;  not 

see    an   inch   beyond   one's   nose; 

blunder,  bungle,   boggle,    fumble, 

botch,    bitch,    flounder,    stumble, 

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V    (I.)  III. 


ACTION 


licitas,  qualification,  habilitation. 

proficient  &c.  700. 

masterpiece,  coup  de  maitre,  chef 
(Vceuvre^  tour  deforce  ;  good  stroke 
&c.  {ylan)  626. 

V.  be  -skilful  &c.  adj. ;  excel  in, 
he  master  of;  have  -a  turn  for 
&c.  n. 

know  -what's  what,  -  a  hawk 
from  a  handsaw,  -  what  one  is 
about,  -  on  which  side  one's  bread 
is  buttered,  -  what's  o'clock ;  have 
cut  one's  -eye,  -  wisdom-  teeth. 

see  -one's  way,  -  where  the  wind 
lies,  -  which  way  the  wind  blows; 
have  -all  one's  wits  about  one,  - 
one's  hand  in;  savoir  t-ivre ;  scire 
quid  valeant  humeri  quidferre  r ecu- 
sent. 

look  after  the  main  chance ;  cut 
one's  coat  according  to  one's  cloth ; 
live  by  one's  wits;  exercise  one's 
discretion,  feather  the  oar,  sail 
near  the  wind;  stoop  to  conquer 
&c.  {cunning)  702  ;  play  one's 
-cards  well,  -  best  card ;  hit  the 
right  nail  on  the  head,  put  the 
saddle  on  the  right  horse. 

take  advantage  of,  make  the 
most  of ;  profit  by  &c.  {use)  677 ; 
make  a  hit  &c.  {succeed)  731 ;  make 
a  virtue  of  necessity;  make  hay 
while  the  sun  shines  &c.  {occasion) 
134. 

Adj.  skilful,  dexterous,  adroit, 
expert,  apt,  handy,  quick,  deft, 
ready,  gain ;  smart  &c.  {active)  682 ; 
proficient,  good  at,  up  to,  at  home 
in,  master  of,  a  good  hand  at, 
au  fait^  thoroughbred,  masterly, 
crack,  accomplished ;  conversant 
«&c,  {knowing)  490. 

experienced,  practised,  skilled, 
hackneyed;  up-,  well  up-  in;  in 
-practice,  -  proper  cue;  compe- 
tent, efiicient,  qualified,  capable, 
fitted,  fit  for,  up  to  the  mark, 
trained,  initiated,  prepared,  prim- 
ed, finished. 

clever,    able,    ingenious,    felici- 


trip;  hobble  &c.  275;  put  one's 
foot  in  it;  make  a  -mess,  -  hash,  - 
sad  work-  of;  overshoot  the  mark 

play -tricks  with,  -Puck;  mis- 
manage, -conduct,  -direct,  -apply, 
-send. 

stultify  -,  make  a  fool  of  -,  com- 
mit- oneself;  act  foolishly;  play 
the  fool;  put  oneself  out  of  court; 
lose  one's  -head,  -  cunning. 

begin  at  the  wrong  end;  do 
things  by  halves  &c.  {not  complete) 
730 ;  make  two  bites  of  a  cherry ; 
play  at  cross  pujposes;  strain  at  a 
gnat  and  swallow  a  camel  &c. 
{caprice)  608;  put  the  cart  before 
the  horse;  lock  the  stable  door 
when  the  horse  is  stolen  &c.  {too 
late)  135. 

not  know  -what  one  is  about,  - 
one's  own  interest,  -  on  which  side 
one's  bread  is  buttered;  stand  in 
one's  own  light,  quarrel  with  one's 
bread  and  butter,  throw  a  stone  in 
one's  own  garden,  kill  the  goose 
which  lays  the  golden  eggs,  pay 
dear  for  one's  whistle,  cut  one's 
own  throat,  burn  one's  fingers; 
knock  -,  run-  one's  head  against 
a  stone  wall;  fall  into  a  trap, 
catch  a  Tartar,  bring  the  house 
about  one's  ears;  have  too  many 
-eggs  in  one  basket  {imprudent) 
863,  -  irons  in  the  fire. 

mistake  &c.  495 ;  take  the  sha- 
dow for  the  substance  &c.  {creduli- 
ty) 486 ;  be  in  the  wrong  box,  aim 
at  a  pigeon  and  kill  a  crow ;  take 
-,  get-  -the  wrong  sow  by  the  ear, 

-  the  dirty  end  of  the  stick ;  put 
-the  saddle  on  the  wrong  horse,  - 
a  square  thing  into  a  round  hole, 

-  new  wine  into  old  bottles. 

cut  blocks  with  a  razor;  hold  a 
farthing  candle  to  the  sun  &c. 
{useless)  645;  fight  with  -,  grasp 
at-  a  shadow ;  catch  at  straws, 
trust  to  a  broken  reed,  reckon 
without  one's  host,  pursue  a  wild- 
goose  chase;  go  on  a  fool's  -, 
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698-701. 


VOLITION. 


V   (I.)  III. 


tous,  gifted,  talented,  endowed; 
inventive  &c.  515;  shrewd,  sharp 
&c.  {intelligent)  498;  cunning  &c. 
702;  alive  to,  up  to  snuff,  not  to 
be  caught  with  chaff;  discreet. 

neat-handed,  fine-fingered,  am- 
bidextrous, sure-footed ;  cut  out  -, 
fitted-  for. 

technical,  artistic,  scientific, 
dsedalian,  shipshape  ;  workman-, 
business-,  statesman-like. 

Adv.  skilfully  &c.  adj. ;  well 
&c.  618;  artistically;  with  -skill, 
-  consummate  skill ;  secundum  ar- 
tem^  mo  Marte  ;  to  the  best  of  one's 
abilities  &c.  (exertion)  686. 


un-,   ill-,   mis-advised 
trived,   -conducted ;    un 


sleeveless- errand;  go  further  and 
fare  worse;  lose-,  miss- one's  way; 
fail  &c.  733. 

Adj.  un-skilful  &c.  698*,  inex- 
pert ;  bungling  &c  'c. ;  awkward, 
clumsy,  unhandy,  lubberly,  gauche^ 
maladroit;  left-,  heavy-handed; 
slovenly,  slatternly;  gawky. 

adrift,  at  fault, 

un-apt ;  inhabile ;  un-tracta- 


ble,  -teachable;  giddy  &c.  {inat^. 
tentive)  458  ;  inconsiderate  &c. 
(neglectful)  460;  stupid  «fec.  499; 
inactive  &c.  683;  incompetent; 
un-,  dis-,  ill-qualified ;  unfit ;  quack- 
ish;  raw,  green,  inexperienced, 
rusty,  out  of  practice. 

un-accustomed,  -used,  -trained 
&c.  537,  -initiated,  -conversant 
&c.  (ignorant)  491;  shiftless;  un- 
statesmanlike. 
ill-devised,  -imagined,  -judged,  -con- 
mis-guided;  misconducted,  foolish, 
wild;  infelicitous;  penny  wise  and  pound  foolish  &c.  (inconsis- 
tent) 608. 

Phr.  one's  fingers  being  all  thumbs ;  the  right  hand  forgets 
^ts  cunning. 

il  se  noyerait  dans  une  goutte  d'eau. 

incidit  in  Scyllam  qui  Dult  vitare  Gharyhdim ;  out  of  the  frying 
pan  into  the  fire. 


700.  Proficient.— iV.  proficient, 
expert,  adept,  dab;  connoisseur &c. 
(scholar)  492;  master,  -hand;  top- 
sawyer,  prima  donna.,  first  fiddle, 
chef  de  cuisine  ;  protagonist. 

picked  man;  medallist,  prize- 
man. 

veteran ;  old  -stager,  -  campaign- 
er, -  soldier,  -  file,  -  hand ;  man  of 
-business,  -  the  world. 

nice  -,  good  -,  clean-  hand; 
practised  -,  experienced-  -eye,  - 
hand;  marksman;  good  -,  dead 
-,  crack-  shot;  rope-dancer,  fu- 
nambulist, acrobat;  cunning  man; 
conjuror  &c.  (deceiver)  548;  wi- 
zard &c.  994. 

genius ;  master  -mind,  -  head,  - 
•pirit. 


701.  Bungler.  —  K  bungler  ; 
blunder-er,  -head;  marplot,  fumb- 
ler,  lubber,  duffer,  stick;  bad  -, 
poor-  -hand,  -  shot ;  butter-fingers. 

no  conjuror,  flat,  muff,  slow 
coach,  looby,  lubber,  swab;  clod, 
yokel,  awkward  squad,  notice, 
greenhorn,  Uanc-'bec. 

land  lubber;  freshwater-,  fair 
weather-  sailor;  horse-marine;  fish 
out  of  water,  ass  in  lion's  skin, 
jackdaw  in  peacock's  feathers; 
quack  &c.  (deceiver)  548 ;  Lord  of 
Misrule. 

sloven,  slattern,  trapes. 

Phr.  il  n^a  pas  invente  la  poudre; 
he  will  never  set  the  Thames  on 
fire. 


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V.  (I.)  in. 


ACTION. 


700-703. 


cunning  -,  sharp-  -blade,  -  fellow ;  jobber ;  cracksman  &c. 
{thief)  793;  politician,  tactician,  strategist. 

pantologist,  admirable  Crichton,  Jack  of  all  trades;  prodigy 
of  learning. 


702.  Cunning.  —  N.  cunning, 
craft ;  cunningness,  craftiness  &c. 
adj. ;  subtlety,  artificiality ;  man- 
oeuvring &c.  V. ;  temporization ;  cir- 
cumvention. 

chicane,  -ry;  sharp  practice, 
knavery,  jugglery;  concealment 
*fcc.  528  ;  guile,  duplicity  &c. 
{falseliood)  544 ;  foul  play. 

diplomacy,  politics;  Machiavel- 
ism ;  jobbery,  back-stairs  influence. 

art,  -ifice;  device,  machination; 
plot  &c.  {plan)  626;  manoeuvre, 
stratagem,  dodge,  artful  dodge, 
wile;  trick,  -ery  &c.  {deception) 
545 ;  rune^  -  de  guerre  ;  Jinesse,  side- 
blow,  thin  end  of  the  wedge,  shift, 
go  by,  subterfuge,  evasion;  white 
lie  &c.  {untruth)  546;  juggle,  tour 
de  force;  tricks  -of  the  trade,  - 
upon  travellei*s  ;  espieglerie;  net, 
trap  &c.  545. 

Ulysses,  Machiavel,  sly  boots, 
fox,  reynard;  Scotch-,  Yorkshire- 
man;  Jew,  Yankee;  intriguer,  in- 
trigant. 

V.  be  -cunning  &c.adj. ;  have  cut 
one's  eye-teeth;  contrive  &c.{plan) 
626  ;  live  by  one's  wits  ;  man- 
CBUvre;  intrigue,  finesse^  double, 
temporize,  stoop  to  conquer,  reculer 


steal  a  march  upon ;  overreach  &c 
545;  throw  off  one's  guard;  sur- 
prise &c.  508;  snatch  a  verdict; 
waylay,  undermine,  introduce  the 
thin  end  of  the  wedge;  play  -a 
deep  game,  -  tricks  with  ;  amhiguas 
in  milgum  spargere  voces;  flatter, 
make  things  pleasant. 

Adj.  cunning,  crafty,  artful;  skilful  &c.  698;  subtle,  feline, 
vulpine ;  cunning  as  a  -fox,  -  ser]oent ;  deep,  -  laid ;  profound ; 
designing,  contriving;  intriguing  &c.  v.\  strategic,  diplomatic, 
politic,  Mac>iavelian,  time-serving;  artificial;  trick-y,  -sy;  wily, 
ely,  insidious,  stealthy ;  underhand  &c.  {hidden)  528 :  subdolous ; 
24*  '  281 


703.  Aktlessness. — N.  artless- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  nature,  simplicity ; 
innocence  &c.  946;  honhomie, 
naivete,  abandon,  candour,  sinceri- 
ty ;  singleness  of  -purpose,  -  heart ; 
honesty  &c.  939 ;  plain  speaking ; 
epanchement. 

rough  diamond,  matter  of  fact 
man;  le  palais  de  verite ;  enfant 
terrible. 

V.  be  -artless  &c.  adj. ;  look  one 
in  the  face ;  wear  one's  heart  upon 
his  sleeves  for  daws  to  peck  at ; 
think  aloud;  speak  -out,  -  one's 
mind;  be  free  with  one,  call  a 
spade  a  spade. 

Adj.  artless,  natural,  pure,  na- 
tive, simple,  plain,  inartificial,  un- 
tutored, unsophisticated,  ingenu, 
unaffected,  naive;  sincere,  frank; 
open, -as  day;  candid,  ingenuous, 
guileless ;  honest  &c.  939 ;  innocent 
&c.  946  ;  Arcadian  ;  undesign- 
ing,  straightforward,  unreserved, 
above-board  ;  simple-,  single- 
minded;  frank-,  open-,  single-, 
simple-hearted. 

free-,  plain-,  out-spoken;  blunt, 
downright,  direct,  matter  of  fact, 
unpoetical ;  unflattering. 

Adv.  in  plain  -words,  -  English ; 
without  mincing  the  matter;  not 
to  mince  the  matter  &c.  {a^rma- 
tion)  535. 

Phr.  Davus  sum  nan  (Edipus. 

liber avi  an  imam  m,eam. 


702—705. 


VOLITION. 


V,  (1.)  III.  IV. 


deceitful  &c.  545;  crooked,  arch,  pawky,  shrewd,  acute;  sharp, 
-  as  a  needle ;  canny,  astute,  leery,  knowing,  up  to  snuff,  too 
clever  by  half,  not  to  be  caught  with  chaff. 

Adv.  cunningly  «fec.  adj. ;  slily,  on  the  sly,  by  a  side  wind. 

Fhr.  diamond  cut  diamond. 


Section  IV.    Antagonism. 

1°.     Conditional  Antagonism. 


704.  Difficulty. — N.  difficulty; 
hardness  &c.  adj. ;  impracticabili- 
ty «fec.  {imjpotziUlity)  471 ;  tough  -, 
hard  -,  uphill-  work;  Iiard  -, 
Herculean  -,  Augean-  task ;  task  of 
Sisyphus,  Sisyphean  labour,  tough 
job,  teaser,  rasper,  dead  lift. 

dilemma,  embarrassment ;  per- 
plexity &c.  {uncertainty)  475;  in- 
tricacy; entanglement  &c.  59  ; 
cross  fire ;  awkwardness,  delicacy, 
ticklish  card  to  play,  knot,  Gor- 
dian  knot, dignus  vindice  nodus,  net, 
meshes,  maze;  coil  &c.  (convolu- 
tion) 248;  crooked  path. 

nice  -,  delicate  ~,  subtle  -, 
knotty-  point  ;  vexed  question, 
texata  qucestio,  poser;  puzzle  &c. 
(riddle)  533;  paradox;  hard  -,  nut 
to  crack ;  bone  to  pick,  crux,  pons 
(isinorum,  where  the  shoe  pinches. 

nonplus,  quandary,  strait,  pass, 
pinch,  pretty  pass,  stress,  brunt; 
critical  situation,  crisis;  trial,  rub, 
emergency,  exigency,  scramble. 

scrape,  hobble,  slough,  quag- 
mire, hot  water,  hornet's  nest;  sea 
-,  peck-  of  troubles;  pretty  kettle 
of  fish;  pickle,  stew,  imbroglio, 
mess,  ado;  false  position;  set  fast, 
stand ;  dead  -lock,  -  set ;  fix,  horns 
of  a  dilemma,  cul  de  sac ;  hitch ; 
stumbling  block  &c.  {hindrance) 
706. 

V.  be  -difficult  &c.  adj. ;  run 
one  hard,  go  against  the  grain,  try 
one's  patience,  put  one  out ;  put  to 
one's  -shifts,  -  wit's  end  ;  go  hard 
with  -,  try-  one;  pose,  perplex, 
&c  (M/w^rtoin)  475;  bother,  non- 


705.  Facility,  —  N.  facility, 
ease;  easiness  &c.  adj. ;  capability; 
feasibility  efec.  (  practicability)  470 ; 
flexibility,  pliancy  &c. 324 ;  smooth  • 
ness  &c.  255. 

plain  -,  smooth  -,  straight-  sail- 
ing; mere  child's  play,  holiday 
task. 

smooth  water,  fair  wind ;  smooth 
-,  royal-  road ;  clear  -coast,  -  stage ; 
tabula  rasa;  full  play  &c.  {free- 
dom)  748. 

disen-cumbrance,  -tanglement  ; 
deoppilation ;  permission  &c.  760. 

V.  be  -easy  &Q..  adj. ;  go  on  -, 
run-  smoothly;  have  -full  play  &c. 
n.',  go  -,  run-  on  all  fours;  obey 
the  helm,  work  well. 

flow  -,  swim  -,  drift  -,  go-  with 
the-  -stream,  -  tide ;  see  one's  way ; 
have  -it  all  one's  own  way,  -  the 
game  in  one's  own  hands;  walk 
over  the  course,  win  at  a  canter; 
make  -light  of,  -  nothing  of,  -  no 
bones  of;  be  at  home  m.  &c.  {skil- 
ful) 698. 

render  -easy  &c.  adj. ;  facilitate, 
smooth,  ease;  popularize;  lighten, 
-the  labour;  free, clear ;dis-encum- 
ber,  -embarrass,  -entangle,  -en- 
gage ;  deobstruct,  unclog,  ex- 
tricate, unravel ;  untie  -,  cut-  the 
knot;  disburden,  unload,  exoner- 
ate, emancipate,  free  from,  deop- 
pilate ;  humour  iS:c.{aid)  707 ;  lubri- 
cate <&c.  332;  relieve  &c.  834. 

leave  -a  hole  to  creep  out  of,  - 

the  matter  open;  give  -the  reins 

to,  ~  full  play,  -  full  swing ;  make 

way  for;  open  the  -door to,  -way; 

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704—705. 


prepare  -,  smooth  -,  clear-  tlic 
-ground,  -  way,  -  path,  -  road; 
pave  the  way,  bridge  over;  permit 
&c.  760. 

Adj.  easy,  facile;  feasible  &c. 
{practicable)  470;  easily  -managed, 
-  accomplished ;  within  reach,  ac- 
cessible, easy  of  access,  for  the 
million,  open  to. 

manageable,  wieldy;  towardly, 
tractable ;  submissive ;  yielding, 
ductile ;  pliant  &c.  {soft)  324 ;  glib, 
slippery ;  smooth  &c.  355 ;  on  -fric- 
tion wheels,  -  velvet. 

un-,  dis-burdened,  -encumbered, 
-embarrassed ;  exonerated ;  un- 
loaded, -obstructed,  -trammelled; 
unrestrained  &c.  {free)  748;  at 
ease,  light. 

at  -,  quite  at-  home;  in -one's 
element,  -  smooth  water. 

Adv.  easily  &c.  adj. ;  readily, 
smoothly,  swimmingly,  on  easy 
terms,  single-handed. 

Phr,  touch  and  go. 


plus,  gravel,  bring  to  a  dead  lock; 
be  -impossible  &c.  471 ;  be  in  the 
way'  of  &c.  (hinder)  706. 

meet  with  -,  labour  under  -,  get 
into  -,  plunge  into  -,  struggle  with 
-,  contend  with  -,  grapple  with- 
difficulties;  labour  under  a  disad- 
vantage ;  be  -in  difficulty  &c.  adj. 

fish  in  troubled  waters,  buffet 
the  waves,  swim  against  the  stream, 
scud  under  bare  poles. 

have  -much  ado  with,  -  a  hard 
time  of  it;  come  to  the  -push,  - 
pinch ;  bear  the  brunt. 

grope  in  the  dark,  lose  one's 
way,  weave  a  tangled  web,  walk 
among  eggs. 

get  into  a  -scrape  &c.  n. ;  bring 
a  hornet's  nest  about  one's  ears; 
be  put  to  one's  shifts;  flounder, 
boggle,  struggle ;  not  know  which 
way  to  turn  &c.  {uncertain)  475 ; 
perdre  son  Jjitin;  stick  -at,  -  in 
the  mud,  -  fast;  come  to  a  -stand, 
-  dead  lock ;  hold  the  wolf  by  the 
ears. 

render  -difficult    fee.    adj. ;    en- 
cumber,   embarrass,  ravel,  entan- 
gle ;  put  a  spoke  in  the  wheel  &c.  {hinder)  706 ;  lead  a  pretty 
dance. 

Adj.  difficult,  not  easy,  hard,  tough;  trouble-,  toil-,  irk-some; 
operose,  laborious,  onerous,  arduous,  Herculean,  formidable; 
sooner  -,  more  easily-  said  than  done;  difficult  -,  hard-  to  deal 
with;  ill-conditioned,  crabbed;  not  -to  be  handled  with  kid 
gloves,  -  made  \vlth  rosewater. 

awkward,  unwieldy,  unmanageable ;  intractable,  stubborn  &c. 
{obstinate)  606 ;  perverse,  refractory,  plaguy,  trying,  thorny,  rug- 
ged; knot-ted,  -ty;  invious;  path-,  track-less;  labyrinthine  &c. 
(convoluted)  248;  intricate,  complicated  &c.  {tangled)  59;  im- 
practicable &c.  {impossible)  471;  not  -feasible  &c.  470;  desperate 
&c.  (hopeless)  859. 

embarrassing,  perplexing  &c.  {uncertain)  475;  delicate,  tick- 
fish,  critical ;  beset  with  -,  full  of  -,  surrounded  by  -,  entangled 
by  -,  encompassed  with-  difficulties. 

under  a  difficulty;  in  -difficulty,  -  hot  water,  -  the  suds,  -  a 
cleft  stick,  -  a  fix,  -  the  wrong  box,  -  a  scrape  «fec.  n.,  -  doep 
water,  -  a  fine  pickle;  in  extremis;  betweea  -two  stools,  -  Scylla 
and  Charybdis;  surrounded  by  -shoals,  -  breakers,  -  quicksands; 
at  cross  purposes;  not  out  of  the  wood. 

reduced  to  straits;  hard  -,  sorely-  pressed ;  run  hard;  pinched, 

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V.    (I.)  IV. 


put  to  it,  straitened ;  hard  -up,  -  put  to  it,  -  set ;  put  to  one's 
shifts;  puzzled,  at  a  loss  &c.  {uncertain)  475;  at  -the  end  of 
one's  tether,  -  one's  wit's  end,  -  a  nonplus,  -  a  standstill ;  gra- 
velled, nonplussed,  stranded,  aground:  stuck-,  set-  fast;  up  a 
tree,  at  bay,  aux  abois,  driven  -into  a  corner,  -  from  post  to  pil- 
lar, -  to  extremity,  ~  to  one's  wit's  end,  -  to  the  wall;  au  bout 
de  son  Latin;  out  of  one's  depth;  thrown  out. 

accomplished  with  difficulty;  hard-fought,  -earned. 

Adv.  with  -difficulty,  -  much  ado;  hardly  &c.  adj.-^  uphill; 
against  the  -stream,  -  grain;  a  rebours;  invitd  Minertid;  in  the 
teeth  of;  at  -,  upon-  a  pinch;  at  long  odds. 

Fhr.  ay  there's  the  rub;  hie  labor  hoc  opus;  things  are  come  to 
a  pretty  pass. 

2°.  Active  Antagonism. 

706.    Hindrance. — N.    preven-        707.  Aid.— iV.  aid 


tion,  preclusion,  obstruction,  stop- 
page ;  inter-ruption,  -ception,  -elu- 
sion; hindrance,  impedition;  re- 
tard-ment,  -ation;  embarrassment, 
oppilation;  coarctation,  stricture, 
restriction;  restraint  &c.  751;  in- 
hibition &c.  761;  blockade  &c. 
{closure)  261. 

inter-ference,  -position;  obtru- 
sion ;  dis  -  couragement,  -counte- 
nance. 

impediment,  let,  obstacle,  ©b- 
struction,  knot,  knag; check,  hitch, 
contretemps^  screw  loose,  grit  in  the 
oil. 

bar,  stile,  barrier;  turn-stile, 
-pike;  gate,  portcullis;  barricade 
&c.  {defence)  717;  wall,  dead  wall, 
breakwater ;  bulkhead,  block,  buf- 
fer ;  stopper  &c.  263 ;  boom,  dam, 
weir,  burrock. 

drawback, objection;  stumbling- 
block,  -stone;  lion  in  the  path; 
snag;  snags  and  sawyers. 

en-,  in-cumbrance;  clog,  skid, 
shoe,  spoke;  drag,  -  chain,  - 
weight;  stay,  stop;  preventive, 
prophylactic;  load,  burden,  fardel, 
onus^  millstone  round  one's  neck, 
impedimenta;  dead  weight;  lum- 
ber, pack;  nightmare,  Ephialtes, 
incubus,  old  man  of  the  sea;  re- 
mora. 

difficulty  &c.    704;  insuperable 


ance;  assist- 
ance, help,  opitulation,  succour; 
support,  lift,  advance,  furtherance, 
promotion;  coadjuvancy  &c.  {co- 
operation)  700. 

patronage,  championship,  coun- 
tenance, favour,  interest,  advo- 
cacy. 

sustentation,  subvention,  ali- 
mentation, nutrition,  nourishment ; 
manna  in  the  wilderness;  food  &c. 
298 ;  means  &c.  632. 

ministr-y,  -acion ;  subministra- 
tion ;  accommodation. 

relief,  rescue;  help  at  a  dead 
lift ;  supernatural  aid ;  deus  ex  ma- 
chind. 

supplies,  reinforcements,  suc- 
cours, contingents,  recruits;  sup- 
port &c.  {physical)  215;  adjunct, 
ally  &c.  {Mper)  711. 

V.  aid,  assist,  help,  succour, 
lend  one's  aid;  come  to  the  -aid 
&c.  n.-  of;  contribute,  subscribe 
to;  bring-  give  -,  furnish  -,  af- 
ford -,  supply-  -aid  &c.  n. ;  give 
-,  stretch  -,  lend  -,  bear  -,  hold 
out-  a  -hand,  -helping  hand;  give 
one  a  -lift,  -  turn;  take  -by  the 
hand,  -  in  tow;  help  a  lame  dog 
over  a  stile,  lend  wings  to. 

relieve,  rescue;  set  -up,  -agoing, 
-  on    one's    legs;    bear  -,    pull- 
through;  give  new  life  to,  be  the 
making  of;  reinforce,  recruit;  set 
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706-707. 


&c.  471-  obstacle;  estoppel;  ill 
wind ;  head  wind  &c.  (opposition) 
708;  trammel,  tether  &c.  {means 
of  restraint)  753;  holdback,  coun- 
terpoise; damper,  wet  blanket, 
.hinderer,  marplot,  kill-joy,  inter- 
loper; opponent  &c.  710. 

V.  hinder,  impede,  impedite, 
embarrass, 

keep-  stave  -,  ward-  off;  ob- 
viate; a-,  ante-vert;  turn  aside, 
draw  off,  prevent,  forefend,  nip  in 
the  bud ;  retard,  slacken,  check, 
let ;  counter-act,  -check ;  preclude, 
debar,  foreclose,  estop ;  inhibit  &c. 
761;  shackle  &c.  {restrain)  751; 
restrict. 

obstruct,  stop,  stay,  bar,  bolt, 
lock;  block,  -  up;  belay,  barri- 
cade; block  -,  stop-  the  way;  dam 
up  &c.  (close)  261;  put  on  the 
-break  &c.  n. ;  scotch  -,  lock  -,  put 
a  spoke  in-  the  wheel  ;  put  a 
stop  to  &c.  142;  travei-se,  con- 
travene; inter-rupt,  -cept;  oppose 
&c.  708;  hedge  -in,  -round;  cut 
off;  interclude. 

inter-pose, -fere,  -meddle  &c.  682. 
cramp,  hamper;  clog,  -  the 
wheels;  cumber;  en-,  in-cumber; 
choke;  saddle  -,  load-  with;  over- 
load, -lay;  lumber,  trammel,  tie 
one's  hands,  put  to  inconvenience ; 
in-,  dis-commode ;  discompose ; 
hustle,  drive  into  a  corner. 

run  -,  fall-  foul  of;  cross  the 
path  of,  break  in  upon. 

thwart,  frustrate,  disconcert, 
balk,  foil,  baffle,  snub,  override, 
circumvent;  defeat  &c.  731;  spike 
guns&c.  (render  tiseless)  645;  spoil, 
mar,  clip  the  wings  of;  cripple  &c. 
(injure)  659;  put  an  extinguisher 
on;  damp;  dishearten  &c.  (dis- 
suade) 616 ;  discountenance,  throw 
cold  water  on,  spoil  sport ;  lay  -, 
throw-  a  wet  l3lanket  on ;  cut  the 
ground  from  under  one,  take  the 
wind  out  of  one's  sails,  andermine ; 
be  -,  stand-  in  the  way  of ;  act  as 


-,  put  -,  push-  forward ;  give  -a 
lift,  -a  shove,  -  an  impulse-  to; 
promote,  further,  forward,  ad- 
vance; speed,  expedite,  quicken, 
hasten. 

support,  sustain,  uphold,  prop, 
hold  up,  bolster. 

cradle,  nourish ;  nurture,  nurse, 
dry  nurse,  suckle,  put  out  to  nurse ; 
manure,  cultivate;  foster,  cherish, 
foment;  feed  -,  fan  the  flame. 

serve ;  do  service  to,  tender  to, 
pander  to ;  ad-,  sub-,  minister  to ; 
t6nd,  attend,  wait  on;  take  care 
of  &c.  459;  entertain;  smooth  the 
bed  of  death. 

oblige,  accommodate,  consult 
the  wishes  of;  humour,  cheer,  en- 
courage. 

second,  stand  by;  back,  -  up; 
pay  the  piper,  abet;  work  -,  make 
interest  -  stick  up  -,  take  up  the 
cudgels-  for;  take  up  -,  espouse  -, 
adopt- the  cause  of;  advocate,  beat 
up  for  recruits,  press  into  the  ser- 
vice ;  squire,  give  moral  support  to, 
keep  in  countenance,  countenance, 
patronize;  lend  -oneself,  -  one's 
countenance-  to;  smile  -,  shiue- 
upon ;  favour,  befriend,  take  in 
hand,  enlist  under  the  banners  of ; 
side  with  &c.  (cooperate)  709. 

be  of  use  to ;  subserve  &c.  (in- 
strument) 631;  benefit  &c.  648, 
render  a  service  &c.  (utility)  644 ; 
conduce  &c.  (tend)  176. 

Adj.  aiding  &c.  v.\  auxiliary, 
adjuvant,  helpful;  coadjuvant  &c. 
709;  subservient,  ministrant,  an- 
cillary, accessory,  subsidiary. 

at  one's  beck ;  friendly.amicabie. 
favourable,  propitious,  well  dis- 
posed; neighbourly;  obliging  &c. 
(benevolent)  906. 

Adv.  with  -,  by-  the  aid  &c.  n.- 
of;  on-  in-  behalf  of;  in  aid,  - 
the  service,  -  the  name,  -  favour, 
-  furtherance- of ;  on  account  oft 
for  the  sake  of,  on  the  part  of; 
non  ohstante. 

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V.  (I.)  IV, 


a   drag;    hang    like    a  millstone        Int.  help!    save  us.  to  the  res- 
round  one's  neck.  cue  I 

Adj,  hindering  &c.  -». ;  obstr 
uctive,  -uent;  impedi-tive,  -ent 
intercipient;  prophylactic  &c.  {re- 
niecUal)  662. 

in  the   way  of,   unfavourable;   onerous,   burdensome;  cumb- 
rous, -ersome;  obtrusive. 

hindered  &c.  v. ;  wind-bound,  water-logged,  heavy  laden;  hard 
pressed. 

unassisted  &c.  (see  assist  &c.  707);  single-handed,  alone;  de- 
serted &c.  624. 


708.  Opposition.  —  N.  opposi'- 
tion,  antagonism  ;  oppug-nancy, 
-nation;  impugnation;  contraven- 
tion ;  counteraction  &c.  179 ;  count- 
er plot. 

cross-fire,  under-current,  head- 
wind. 

clashing,  collision,  conflict. 

competition,  two  of  a  trade, 
rivalry,  emulation,  race. 

absence  of -aid  &c.  707;  resist- 
ance «fcc.  719;  restraint  &c.  751; 
hindrance  &c.  706. 

V.  oppose,  counteract,  run 
counter  to;  withstand  &c.  {resist) 
719;  control  &c.  {restrain)  751; 
hinder  &c.  706;  antagonize,  op- 
pugn, fly  in  the  face  of,  go  dead 
against,  kick  against,  fall  foul  of; 
set  -,  pit-  against;  face,  confront, 
cope  with;  make  a  -stand,  -  dead 
feet- against;  set  -oneself,  -  one's 
face-  against;  protest  -,  vote  -, 
raise  one's  voice-  against;  disfa- 
vour, turn  one's  back  upon ;  set  at 
naught,  slap  in  the  face,  slam  the 
door  in  one's  face. 

be  -,  play- at  cross  purposes; 
counter-work, -mine;  thwart,  over- 
thwart. 

stem,  breast,  encounter;  stem-, 
breast-  the  -tide,  -  current,  -  flood ; 
buffet  the  waves ;  beat  up  -,  make 
head-  against ;  grapple  with ;  kick 
against  the  pricks  &c.  {resist)  719; 
contend  &c.  720  -,  do  battle  &c. 
(warfare)  722-  -with,  -  against. 


709.  Cooperation. — iV.  cooper- 
ation; coadju-vancy,  -fancy;  co- 
agency,  coefflciency;  concert,  con- 
currence, complicity,  participa- 
tion; union  &c.  43;  combination 
&c.  48;  collusion. 

association,  alliance,  colleague 
ship,  jointstock,  copartnership  ; 
confederation  &c.  {imrty)  712;  co- 
alition, fusion  ;  a  long  pull  a  strong 
pull  and  a  pull  all  together ;  log- 
rolling, freemasonry. 

unanimity  &c.  {assent)  488 ;  esprit 
de  corps,  party  spirit ;  clan-,  parti- 
san-ship ;  concord  &c.  714. 

F.  cooperate,  concur;  conduce 
&c.  178;  combine,  unite  one's  ef- 
forts; keep  -,  draw  -,  pull  -,  club 
-,  hang  -,  hold  -,  league  -,  band 
-,  be  banded-  together;  stand-, 
put-  shoulder  to  shoulder;  act  in 
concert,  join  forces,  fraternize, 
cling  to  one  another,  conspire, 
concert,  lay  one's  heads  together; 
confederate,  be  in  league  with; 
collude,  understand  one  another, 
play  into  the  hands  of,  hunt  in 
couples. 

side  -,  take  side  -,  go  along  -, 
go  hand  in  hand  -,  join  hands  -, 
make  common  cause  -,  strike  in-, 
unite  -,  join  -,  mix  oneself  up  -, 
take  part  -,  cast  in  one's  lot-  with ; 
join  -,  enter  into-  partnership 
with;  rally  round,  follow  the  lead 
of;  come  to,  pass  over  to,  come 
into  the  views  of ;  be  -,  row  -, 
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ANTAGONISM. 


708-712. 


contra-diet,  -vene ;  belie ;    go  -, 
run  -,    beat  -,    militate-   against ; 


come  in  conflict  with. 

emulate  &c.  {compete)  730 ;  rival, 
spoil  one's  trade. 

Adj.  oppos-ing,  -ed,  &c.  v. ;  ad- 
verse, antagonistic;  contrary  fee. 
14 ;  at  variance  <fec.  24 ;  at  ijssue, 
at  war  with. 

un-favourable,  -friendly; hostile, 
inimical,  cross,  unpropitious. 

in  hostile  array,  front  to  front, 
with  crossed  bayonets,  at  daggers 
drawn;  up  in  arms;  resistant  &c. 
719. 

competitive,  emulous. 

Adv.  against,  versus,  counter  to, 
in  conflict  with,  at  cross  purposes. 

against  the  -grain,  -  current,  -  stream,  -  wind,  -  tide ;  with  a 
head-wind ;  with  the  wind  -ahead,  -  in  one's  teeth. 

in  spite,  in  despite,  in  defiance ;  in  the  -way,  -  teeth,  -  face- 
of ;  across;  a-,  over-thwart;  where  the  shoe  pinches;  in  spite  of 
one's  teeth. 

though  &c.  30 ;  even ;  quand  meme  ;  per  toni/ra. 

Plir.  nitor  in  adversum. 


sail-  in  the  same  boat ;  sail  on  the 
same  tack. 

be  a  party  to,  lend  oneself  to : 
participate;  have  a  -hand  in,  - 
finger  in  the  pie ;  take  -,  bear- 
part  in ;  second  &c.  {aid)  707 ;  tako 
the  part  of,  play  the  game  of ;  es- 
pouse a  -cause,  -  quarrel. 

Adj.  cooperating  &c.  «. ;  in  -co- 
operation &c.  n. ,  -  league  &c. 
{ijarty)  712;  coadjn-vant,  -tani. 

favourable  &c.  707-  to;  un-op- 
posed  &c.  708. 

Adv.  as  one  man  &c.  {iinanl- 
mously)  4:88 ;  shoulder  to  shoulder. 


710.  Opponent. — K  opponent, 
antagonist,  adversary ;  adverse 
party,  opposition ;  enemy  &c.  891 ; 
assailant. 

oppositionist,  obstructive ;  brawl- 
er, wrangler,  brangler,  disputant. 

malcontent ;  Jacobin,  Fenian ; 
demagogue,  reactionist. 

rival,  competitor. 


711.  Auxiliary. — iV.  auxiliary; 
recruit ;  assistant ;  adju-vant,  -tant ; 
adjunct;  help,  -er,  -mate,  -ing 
hand;  midwife;  colleague,  part- 
ner, mate,  confrere,  coopcrutor; 
coadju-tor,  -trix;  collaborator. 

ally;  friend  &c.  890,  confidant, 
fidus  Achates,  pal,  alter  ego. 

confederate;  ac-,  complice;  ac- 
cessory, -  after  the  fact ;  particeps 


aide-de-camp,  secretary,  clerk, 
associate,  marshal;  right-hand;  candle-,  bottle-holder;  hand- 
maid; servant  &c.  746;  puppet,  cat's-paw,  jackal;  tool,  dm^ 
damnee ;  satellite,  adherent. 

votary;  secta-rian,  -ry;  seconder,  backer,  upholder,  abettor, 
advocate,  partisan,  champion,  patron,  friend  at  court,  mediator. 

friend  in  need.  Jack  at  a  pinch,  deus  ex  machind,  guardian 
angel,  tutelary  genius. 


712.  Party. — N.  party,  faction,  side,  denomination,  com- 
munion, set,  crew,  band,  horde,  posse,  phalanx;  family,  clan 
&c.  166. 

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V.  (I.)    IV. 


community,  body,  fellowship,  sodality,  solidarity;  con-, 
fraternity;  brother-,  sister-hood. 

knot,  gang,  clique,  ring,  circle ;  coterie,  club,  casino. 

corporation,  corporate  body,  guild;  establishment,  com- 
pany; CO-,  partnership;  firm,  house;  joint  concern,  joint-stock 
company. 

society,  association ;  instit-ute,  -ution ;  union  ;  trade-union  ; 
league,  alliance,  Verein,  Bund,  Zollverein,  combination ;  league 
-,  alliance-  offensive  and  defensive;  coalition;  federation; 
confedera-tion,  -cy;  junto,  cabal,  camarilla^  camorra^  Irrigue ; 
freemasonry ;  party  spirit  &c.  {cooperation)  709. 

staff ;  dramatis  personm. 

V.  unite,  join ;  club  together  &c.  {cooperate)  709 ;  cement  - 
form-  a  party  &c.  n. ;  associate  &c.  {assemble)  72. 

Adj.  in  -league,  -  partnership,  -  alliance  &c.  n. 

bonded  -,  banded  -,  linked  &c.  {joined)  43-  together;  em- 
battled; confederated,  federative,  joint. 

Adv.  hand  in  hand,  side  by  side,  shoulder  to  shoulder,  en 


713.  Discord.  —  K  disagree- 
ment &c.  24;  dis-cord,  -accord, 
-sidence,  -sonance  ;  jar,  clash, 
shock;  jarring,  jostling  &c.  r. ; 
screw  loose. 

variance,  difference,  dissension, 
misunderstanding,  cross  purposes, 
odds,  hrouillerie ;  division,  split, 
mpture,  disrupture,  division  in 
the  camp,  house  divided  against 
itself,  disunion,  breach;  schism 
&c.  {dissent)  489 ;  feud,  faction. 

quarrel,  dispute,  tiff,  tracasserie^ 
squabble,  altercation,  words,  high 
words;  wrangling  &c.  «?. ;  jangle, 
Ijrabble,  cross  questions  and  crook- 
ed    answers,    snip-snap  ;     family 

polemics;  litigation;  strife  &c. 
{contention)  720;  warfare  &c.  723; 
r.utbreak,  open  rupture,  declara- 
tion of  war. 

broil,  brawl,  row,  racket,  hub- 
bub, rixation;  embroilment,  em- 
branglement,  irnWoglio,  fracas, 
breach  of  the  peace,  piece  of  work, 
scrimmage,  rumpus;  breeze, squall; 
riot,  disturbance  &c.  {disoi^der) 
59 ;  commotion  &c.  {agitation)  315 ; 
bear  garden,  Donnybrook  T'air. 


714.  Concord. — N.  concord,  ac- 
cord, harmony,  symphony;  agree- 
ment &c.  23 ;  sympathy  &c.  (love) 
897 ;  response ;  union,  unison,  uni- 
ty ;  iDonds  of  harmony  ;  peace  &c. 
721:  unanimity  &c.  {assent)  488; 
league  &c.  712;  happy  family. 

rapprochement;  reunion;  amity 
&c.  {friendship))  888;  alliance,  en- 
tente cordiale,  good  understanding, 
conciliation,  peacemaker. 

V.  ngree  &c.  23;  accord,  har- 
monize with  ;  fraternize ;  be  -con- 
cordant &c.  adj. ;  go  hand  in  hand  ; 
run  parallel  &c.  {concur)  178;  un- 
derstand one  another;  pull  to- 
gether &c.  {cooperate)  709 ;  put  up 
one's  horses  together,  sing  in 
chorus. 

side  -,  sympathize  -,  go  -,  chime 
in  -,  fall  in-  with;  come  round; 
be  pacified  &c.  723;  assent  &c. 
488 ;  enter  into  the  -ideas,  -  feel- 
ings- of;  reciprocate. 

hurler  avec  les  loups  ;  go  -,  swim- 
with  the  stream. 

keep   in   good   humour,    render 
accordant,   put  in  tune;  come  to 
an  understanding,  meet  half-way; 
keep  the  -,  remain  at-  peace. 
288 


V.  (I.)  IV.  ANTAGONISM.  713—715. 


Adj.  concordant,  congenial  ; 
agreeing  &c.  v. ;  in-  accord  &c.  n. ; 
harmonious,  united,  cemented  ; 
banded  together  &c.  712;  aUied ; 
friendly  &c.  888;  fraternal;  con- 
ciliatory ;  at  one  with ;  of  one  mind 
&c.  {a»bmt)  488. 

at  peace,  in  still  water ;  tranquil 
&c.  (imcific)  721. 

Adv.  with  one  voice  &c.  (assent) 
488;  in  concert  with,  hand  in 
hand  ;  on  one's  side. 


subject  of  dispute,  ground  of 
quarrel,  battle  ground,  disputed 
point;  bone  -of  contention,  -  to 
pick ;  apple  of  discord,  casus  lelli ; 
question  at  issue  &c.  {subject  of  in- 
quiry) 461;  vexed  question,  'vexata 
qmestio^  brand  of  discord. 

troublous  times  ;  cat-and-dog 
life ;  contentiousness  &c.  adj. ;  en- 
mity &c.  889;  hate  &c.  898;  Kil- 
kenny cats;  disputant  &c.  710; 
strange  bedfellows. 

V.  be  -discordant  &c.  ad). ;  dis- 
agree, come  amiss  &c.  24;  chish, 
jar,  jostle,  pull  different  ways, 
conflict,  have  no  measures  with,  misunderstand  one  another; 
live  like  cat  and  dog;  differ;  dissent  &c.  489;  have  a  -bone  to 
pick,  -  crow  to  pluck-  with. 

fallout,  quarrel,  dispute;  litigate;  controvert  &c.  {deny)  536; 
squabble,  wrangle,  jangle,  brangle,  bicker,  nag;  spar  &c.  {con- 
tend) 720;  have  -words  &c.  n.  with;  fall  foul  of. 

split;  break  -,  break  squares-,  part  company-  with;  declare 
war,  try  conclusions;  join  -,  put  in-  issue;  pick  a  quarrel,  fasten 
a  quarrel  on;  sow  -,  stir  up-  -dissension  cVrc.  n. ;  embroil,  entan- 
gle, disunite,  widen  the  breach  ;  set  -at  odds,  -  together  by  the 
ears ;  set  -,  pit-  against. 

get  into  hot  water,  fish  in  troubled  waters,  brawl;  kick  up  a 
-row,  -  dust ;  turn  the  house  out  of  window. 

Adj.  discordant;  disagreeing  &c.  v. ;  out  of  tune,  ajar,  on  bad 
terms;  dissentient  &c.  489;  unreconciled,  -pacified. 

quarrelsome,  unpacific;  gladiatorial,  controversial,  polemic, 
dis])Utatious;  factious;  liti-gious,  -gant;  pettifogging. 

at  odds,  at  loggerheads,  at  daggers  drawn,  at  variance,  at  is- 
sue, at  cross  purposes,  at  sixes  and  sevens,  at  feud,  at  high 
words;  up  in  arms,  together  by  the  ears,  in  hot  water,  em- 
broiled. 

torn,  disunited. 

Phr.  quot  homines  tot  sententice ;  no  love  lost  between  them, 
roil  nostrum  tantas  componere  lites. 

715.  DefiaisCE.— -iV".  defiance;  daring  &c.  t.\  challenge, 
cartel;  threat  &c.  909;  war-cry,  -whoop. 

V.  defy,  dare,  beard;  brave  &c.  {courage)  861;  bid  defiance 
to;  set  at  -defiance,  -  naught;  hurl  defiance  at;  dance  the  war 
dance ;  snap  the  fingers  at,  laugh  to  scorn ;  disobey  cVc.  742. 

show  -fight,  -  one's  teeth,  -  a  bold  front;  bluster,  look  big, 
stand  akimbo;  double  -,  shake-  the  fist;  threaten  *Src.  909. 

challenge,  call  out;  throw  -,  fling- down  the -gauntlet,  - 
gage,  -  glove. 

Adj.  defiant ;  defying  &c.  v. ;  with  arms  akimbo. 

25  289 


715-717. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (1.7  IV. 


Adv.  in  -defiance,  -  the  teeth-  of;  under  one's  very  nose. 
Int.  do  your  worst!    come  if  you  dare!    come  on!  marry 
come  up ! 

Phr,  noli  me  tangere  ;  nemo  me  imjmne  lacessit. 


716.  Attack. — J^.  attack;  as- 
sault, -  and  battery;  onset,  on- 
slaught, charge. 

aggression,  offence;  incursion, 
inroad,  invasion;  irruption;  out- 
break; estrapade,  made;  coup  de 
main^  sally,  sortie,  camisade,  raid, 
foray ;  run  -at,  -  against ;  dead  set 
at. 

storm,  -ing ;  boarding,  escalade  ; 
siege,  investment,  obsession,  bom- 
bardment, cannonade. 

fire,  volley ;  platoon  -,  file-  fire ; 
fusillade ;  sharp-shooting,  broad- 
side ;  raking  -,  cross-  fire ;  volley 
of  grapeshot,  feu  d''enfer. 

cut,  thrust,  lunge,  pass,  passado, 
carte  and  tierce,  home  thrust ;  coup 
de  tec ;  kick,  punch  &c.  {impulse) 
276. 

battue,  razzia,  Jacquej'ie,  dragon- 
nade ;  devastation  &c.  162. 

assailant,  aggressor,  invader. 

base  of  operations,  point  of  at- 
tack. 

V.  attack,  assault,  assail;  set  -, 
fall-  upon ;  charge,  impugn,  break 
a  lance  with,  enter  the  lists. 

assume  -,  take-  the  offensive ;  be 
-,  become-  the  aggressor;  strike 
the  first  blow,  throw  the  first  stone 
at;  lift  a  hand  -,  draw  the  sword- 
against;  take  up  the  cudgels;  ad- 
vance -,  march-  against;  march 
upon,  invade,  harry;  come  on, 
show  fight. 

strike  at,  poke  at,  thrust  at;  aim 
•-,  deal-  a  blow  at;  give  -,  fetch- 
one  a  -blow,  -  kick ;  have  a  -cut,  - 
shot,  -  fling,  -  shy-  at ;  be  down  -, 
pounce-  upon;  fall  foul  of,  pitch 
into,  launch  out  against  ;  bait, 
slap  on  the  face ;  make  a  -thrust,  - 
pass,  -  set,  -  dead  set-  at;  bear 
down  upon. 


717.  Defence.  —  JSf.  defence, 
protection,  guard,  ward  ;  shielding 
&c.  V. ;  propugnation ;  preserva- 
tion &c.  670;  guardianship. 

self-defence,  -preservation;  re- 
sistance &c.  719. 

safeguard  &c.  {s<(fety)  664  ; 
screen  &c.  {shelter)  600,  {conceal- 
ment) 530  ;  fortification;  muni- 
tion, -ment;  bulwark,  fosse,  moat, 
ditch,  intrenchment;  dike,  dyke; 
parapet,  sunk  fence,  embankment, 
mound,  mole,  bank;  earth-,  field- 
work;  fence,  wall,  dead  wall,  con- 
travallation ;  paling  «&c.  {inclosure) 
232;  palisade,  haha,  stockade, 
stoccado ;  barri-er,  -cade;  boom; 
portcullis,  chevaux  de  frise ;  aba-, 
abat-,  abba-tis;  vallum,  circam- 
vallation,  battlement,  rampart, 
scarp;  e-,  counter-scarp;  glacis, 
casemate. 

buttress,  abutment;  shore  &c. 
{support)  215. 

breastwork,  banquette,  curtain, 
mantlet,  bastion,  redan,  ravelin; 
advanced  -,  horn  -,  out-  work; 
barb-acan,  -ican  ;  redoubt;  fort- 
elage,  -alice;  lines. 

loop-hole,  machicolation;  sally- 
port. 

hold,  stronghold,  fastness;  asy- 
lum &c.  {refuge)  666;  keep,  don- 
jon, fortress,  citadel,  capitol,  cas- 
tle ;  tower,  -  of  strength ;  fort, 
barracoon,  pah,  sconce,  martello 
tower,  peel-house,  rath;  woodsn 
walls. 

buffer,  corner-stone,  fender, 
apron,  mask,  gauntlet,  thimble, 
carapace,  armour,  shield,  buckler, 
aegis,  breastplate,  cuirass,  haber- 
geon, mail,  coat  of  mail,  hauberk, 
lorication,  helmet,  casque,  picket- 
haube^  csako,  shako,  bearskin  ; 
290 


V.  (I.)  IV. 


ANTAGONISM. 


716-719. 


close  with,  come  to  close  quar- 
ters, bring  to  bay. 

ride  full  tilt  against ;  let  fly  at, 
dash  at,  run  a  tilt  at,  rush  at,  tilt 
at,  run  at,  fly  at,  have  at,  let  out  at ; 
make  a  -  dash,  -  rush-  at ;  attack 
tooth  and  nail ;  strike  home ;  drive 
-,  press-  one  hard ;  be  hard  upon, 
run  down,  strike  at  the  root  of. 

lay  about  one,  run  a  muck. 

fire  -upon,  -  at,  -  a  shot  at; 
shoot  at,  pop  at,  level  at,  let  off  a 
gun  at;  open  fire,  pepper,  bom- 
bard, shell,  pour  a  broadside  into ; 
fire  -a  volley,  -  red-hot  shot; 
spring  a  mine. 

throw  -a  stone,  -  stones-  at  ; 
stone,  lapidate,  pelt;  hurl  -at,  - 
against,  -  at  the  head  of. 

beset,  besiege,  beleaguer;  lay 
siege  to,  invest,  open  the  trenches, 
plant  a  battery,  sap,  mine ;  storm, 
board,  scale  the  walls. 

cut  and  thrust,  bayonet,  butt; 
kick,  strike  &c.  {impulse)  276; 
whip  &c.  (punish)  972. 

Adj.  attacking  &c.  v.;  aggres- 
ei\e,  offensive,  obsidional. 

up  In  arras. 

Adv,  on  the  offensive. 

Int.  "  up  and  at  them  I  " 


718.  Retaliation. — JST.  retalia- 
tion, reprisal,  retort  ;  counter- 
stroke,  -blast,  -plot,  -project;  re- 
tribution, lex  talionis ;  reciproca- 
tion &c.  (reciprocity)  12. 

tit  for  tat,  give  and  take,  blow 
for  blow,  guid  pro  quo,  a  Rowland 
for  an  Oliver,  measure  for  measure, 
diamond  cut  diamond,  the  biter 
bit,  a  game  at  which  two  can 
play. 

recrimination  &c.  (accusation) 
038;  revenge  &c.  919;  compensa- 


panoply;  truncheon  &c.  {weapon) 
727. 

garrison,  picket,  piquet  ;  de- 
fender, protector,  guardian  &c. 
(safety)  664;  body  guard,  cham- 
pion; knight-errant,  Paladin;  pro- 
pugner. 

V.  defend,  forfend,  fend; shield, 
screen,  shroud;  fence  round  &c. 
(circumscribe)  229 ;  fence,  intrench ; 
guard  &c.  (keep  safe)  664;  guard 
against;  take  care  of  &c.  (vigilance) 
459;  bear  harmless;  keep-,  ward 
-,  beat-  off;  hinder  &c.  706. 

parry,  repel,  propugn,  put  to 
flight;  give  a  warm  reception  to 
[ironical];  hold   -,  keep-  at  -bay, 

-  arm's  length. 

stand  -,  act-  on  the  defensive; 
show  fight;  maintain  -,  stand- 
one's  ground ;  stand  by ;  hold  one's 
own;  bear  -,  stand-  the  brunt ;  fall 
back  upon,  hold,  stand  in  the 
gap. 

Adj,  defending  &c.  v. ;  defen- 
sive ;  mural ;  armed,  -  at  all  points, 

-  cap-a-pie,  to  the  teeth ;  pano- 
plied; iron-plated,  -clad;  loop- 
holed,  castellated,  machicolated, 
casemated ;  defended  «&c.  v. ;  proof 
against. 

Adv.  defensively;  on  the  -de- 
fence, -defensive;  in  defence;  at 
bay,  pro  avis  etfocis. 

Int.  no  surrender! 

Phr.  defence  not  defiance. 

719.  Resistance.  —  iV^.  resist- 
ance, stand,  front,  oppugnation; 
opposition  &c.  708;  renitence,  re- 
luctation,  recalcitration ;  kicking 
&c.  ». 

repulse,  rebuff. 

insurrection  &c.  (disobedience) 
742 ;  strike ;  turn  -,  lock  -,  barring- 
out  ;  lecee  en  masse^  Jacquerie ;  riot 
&c.  (disorder)  59. 

V.  resist;  not  -submit  &c.  725; 
repugn,      reluctate,      withstand  ; 
stand  up  -,  strive  -,  bear  up  -,  be 
29J 


718-721. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I .)  IV. 


tion  &c.  30;  reaction  &c.  (^recoil) 
277. 

V.  retaliate,  retort,  turn  upon ; 
pay  -off,  -  back ;  pay  in  -one's  own, 
-  the  same-  coin;  cap;  reciprocate 
&c.  148;  turn  the  tables  upon, 
return  the  compliment;  give  -a 
quid  pro  quo  &c.  n.,  -  as  much  as 
one  takes;  give  and  take,  ex- 
change fisticuffs ;  be  -quits,  -  even- 
with;  pay  off  old  scores. 

serve  one  right,  be  hoist  on 
one's  own  petard,  throw  a  stone 
in  one's  own  garden,  catch  a 
Tartar. 

Adj.  retaliating  &c.  -y. ;  retalia- 
tory, -tive. 

Adv.  in  retaliation ;  en  revanche. 

Phr.  mutato  nomine  de  te  fahula 
narratur ;  par  pari  refero;  tu 
quoque ;  you're  another;  suo  sibi 
gladio  Tiuncjugulo. 


proof-,  make  head- against;  stand, 
-  firm,  -  one's  ground,  -  the  brunt 
of,  -out;  hold  -one's  ground,  - 
one's  own,  -  out. 

breast  the  -wave,  -  current  ; 
stem  the  -tide,  -torrent;  face,  con- 
front, grapple  with  ;  show  a  bold 
front  &c.  {courage)  861;  present 
a  front  ;  make  a  -,  take  one's- 
stand. 

kick,  -  against  ;  recalcitrate, 
kick  against  the  pricks;  oppose 
&c.  708;  fly  in  the  face  of;  lift  the 
hand  against  &c.  {attach)  716;  rise 
up  in  arras  &c.  {war)  722;  strike, 
turn  out ;  draw  up  a  round  robin 
&c.  {remonstrate)  932;  revolt  &c. 
{disobey)  742 ;  make  a  riot. 

prendre  le  mors  aux  dents ;  take 
the  bit  between  the  teeth;  sell 
one's  life  dearly,  die  Imrd,  keep  at 
bay ;  repel,  repulse. 

Adj.  resisting  &c.  v. ;  resist-ive, 
-ant;   refractory   &c.    {disobedient) 
742;  re-calcitrant,  -nitent,  -pulsive,  -pellant;  up  in  arms. 

proof  against;  unconquerable  &c.  {strong)  159;  stubborn,  un- 
conquered;  indomitable  &c.  {persevering)  604«;  unyielding  &c. 
{obstinate)  606. 
Int.  hands  off!  keep  off! 


720.  Contention.— JV;  conten- 
tion, strife ;  contest,  -ation ;  strug- 
gle; belligerency;  opposition  &c. 
708. 

controversy,  polemics  ;  debate 
&c.  {discussion)  476 ;  war  of  words, 
logomachy,  litigation;  paper  war; 
high  words  &c.  {quarrel)  713; 
sparring  &c.  v. 

competition,  rivalry;  corrival-ry, 
-ship;  agonism,  coiicours,  match, 
race,  horse-racing,  heat,  steeple- 
chase, handicap;  regatta;  field- 
day;  sham  fight,  Derby  day;  turf, 
sporting,  bull-fight,  tauromachy. 

wrestling,      pugilism,      boxing, 
fisticuffs,   spar,  mill,  set-to,  round, 
bout,  event;  prize-iighting ;  quar- 
ter-staff,   single   stick;  gladiatorsh 
sports ;  games  of  skill  &c.  840. 


721.  Peace. — iV.  peace;  amity 
&c.  {friendship)  888;  harmony  &c. 
{concord)  714  ;  tranquillity  &c. 
(quiescence)  265 ;  truce  &c.  {jMciJica- 
tion)72d;-pipe  -,  calumet-  of  peace. 

piping  time  of  peace,  quiet  life ; 
neutrality. 

V.  be  at  peace;  keep  the  peace 
&c.  {concord)  714;  makepeace  &c. 
723. 

Adj.  pacific  ;  peace-able,  -ful  ; 
calm,  tranquil,  untroubled,  hal- 
cyon; bloodless. 

Phr.  the  storm  blown  over;  the 
lion  lies  down  with  the  lamb. 


ip,  gymnastics;  athletic-s, 
292 


V.  (I.)  IV. 


ANTAGONISxM'. 


720-723. 


shindy;  fracas  &c.  {discord)  713;  clash  of  arms;  tussle,  scuffle, 
broil,  fray;  affray,  -ment;  velitation;  col-,  luctation;  brabble, 
brigue,  scramble,  melee,  scrimmage,  bush-fighting. 

free  -,  stand  up  -,  hand  to  hand  -,  running-  fight. 

conflict,  skirmish;  ren-,  en-counter;  rencontre,  collision,  affair, 
brush,  fight;  battle,  -  royal;  combat,  action,  engagement,  joust, 
tournament;  tilt,  -ing;  tournay,  list;  pitched  battle. 

death-struggle,  struggle  for  life  or  death,  Armageddon;  hard 
knocks,  sharp  contest,  tug  of  war. 

naval  engagement,  naumachia,  sea-fight. 

duel,  -lo;  single  combat,  monomachy,  satisfaction,  passage 
d/armes^  passage  of  arms,  affair  of  honour;  triangular  duel;  hos- 
tile meeting,  digladiation ;  appeal  to  arms  &c.  {warfare)  723. 

deeds  -,  feats-  of  arms ;  pugnacity ;  combativeness  &c.  adj. ; 
bone  of  contention  &c.  713. 

V.  contend ;  contest,  strive,  struggle,  scramble,  wrestle ;  spar, 
square;  exchange  -blows,  -  fisticuffs;  fib,  justle,  tussle,  tilt, 
box,  stave,  fence;  skirmish;  fight  &c.  {war)  722;  wrangle  &c. 
{quarrel)  713. 

contend  &c.  -,  grapple  -,  engage  -,  close  -,  buckle  -,  bandy 
',  try  conclusions  -,  have  a  brush  &c.  n.  -,  tilt-  with ;  encounter, 
fall  foul  of,  pitch  into,  clapperclaw,  run  a  tilt  at ;  oppose  «fec. 
708;  reluct. 

join  issue,  come  to  blows,  go  to  loggerheads,  set  to,  come  to 
the  scratch,  exchange  shots,  measure  swords,  meet  hand  to 
hand  ;  take  up  the  -cudgels,  -  glove,  -  gauntlet;  enter  the  lists; 
couch  one's  lance ;  give  satisfaction ;  appeal  to  arms  t&c.  {war- 
fare) 722. 

lay  about  one ;  break  the  peace. 

compete  -,  cope  -,  vie  -,  race-  with ;  outvie,  emulate ;  run  a 
race ;  contend  &c.  -,  stipulate  -,  stickle-  for ;  insist  upon,  make 
a  point  of. 

Adj.  contending  &c.  t. ;  together  by  the  ears,  at  loggerheads, 
at  war,  at  issue. 

competitive,  rival;  belligerent;  contentious,  combative,  belli- 
cose, unpeaceful;  warlike  &c.  722;  quarrelsome  &c.  901;  pug- 
nacious; pugilistic,  gladiatorial;  palestric,  -al. 

Phr.  a  verbis  ad  verbera  ;  a  word  and  a  blow. 


722.  Warfare.  —  N.  warfare ; 
fighting  &c.  V. ;  hostilities ;  war, 
arms,  the  sword;  Mars,  Bellona, 
grim  visaged  war,  Twrrida  bella. 

appeal  to  -arms,  -  the  sword ; 
ordeal  -,  wager-  of  battle ;  ultima 
ratio  regum,  arbitrament  of  the 
sword. 

battle  array,  campaign,  crusade, 
expedition;  mobilization;  state  of 
siege ;  battle-field  &c.  {arena)  728. 
25* 


723.  Pacification. — iV.  pacifica. 
tion,  conciliation;  reconcil-iation, 
-ement;  shaking  of  hands,  accom- 
modation, arrangement,  adjust- 
ment ;  terms,  compromise ;  amnes- 
ty, deed  of  release. 

peace  -  offering ;  olive  -  branch ; 
calumet  -,  preliminaries-  of  peace. 

truce,  armistice;  suspension  of 
-arms,  -  hostilities;  breathing- 
time;  convention;    flag  of  truce, 


722-723. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  IV. 


art  of  war,  tactics,  strategy, 
castrametation ;  general-,  soldier- 
ship; military  evolutions,  ballis- 
tics, gunnery;  chivalry;  gunpow- 
der, shot. 

battle,  tug  of  war  &c.  {conten- 
tion) 720;  service,  campaigning, 
active  service,  tented  field;  fire- 
cross,  trumpet,  clarion,  bugle, 
pibroch,  slogan ;  war-cry,  -whoop ; 
battle  cry,  beat  of  drum,  rappel, 
tom-tom;  calumet  of  war;  word 
of  command;  pass-,  watch-word. 

war  to  the  -death,  -  knife; 
guerre  a  -mort,  -outrance  ;  open  -, 
internecine  -,  civil-  war. 

V.  arm;  raise  -,  mobilize  - 
troops;  raise  up  in  arms;  take  up 
the  cudgels  &c.  720 ;  take  up  -, 
fly  to  -,  appeal  to-  -arms,  -  the 
sword;  draw  -,  unsheathe-  the 
sword ;  dig  up  the  hatchet ;  go  to 
-,  declare  -,  wage  -,  let  slip  the 
dogs  of- war;  cry  havoc;  kindle 
-,  light- the  torch  of  war;  raise 
-one's  banner,  -  the  fire-cross; 
hoist  the  black  flag;  throw  -, 
fling-  away  the  scabbard ;  enrol, 
enlist;  take  the  field;  take  the 
law  into  one's  own  hands ;  do  -, 
give  -,  join  -,  engage  in  -,  go  to- 
battle ;  flesh  one's  sword ;  set  to,  fall  to,  engage,  measure  swords 
with,  draw  the  trigger,  cross  swords;  come  to  -blows,  -  close 
quarters;  fight;  combat;  contend  &c,  720;  battle  -,  break  a 
lance-  with. 

serve ;  sec  -,  be  on-  -service,  -  active  service ;  campaign ;  wield 
the  sword,  s'ioulder  a  musket,  smell  powder,  be  under  the  fire; 
spill  -,  imbrue  tlie  hands  in-  blood. 

carry  on  -war,  -  hostilities ;  keep  the  field ;  fight  the  good 
fight;  fight  -it  out,  -  like  devils,  -  one's  way,  -  hand  to  hand; 
sell  one's  life  dearly. 

Adj.  conten-ding,  -tious,  &c.  720;  armed,  -to  the  teeth,  -cap- 
&-pie ;  sword  in  hand ;  in  -,  under  -,  up  in-  arms ;  at  war  with  ; 
bristling  with  arms;  in  -battle  array,  -  open  arms,  -  the  field; 
embattled. 

unpacific,  unpeaceful;  belligerent,  combative,  armigerous, 
bellicose,  martial,  warlike;  mili-tary,  -tant;  soldier-like,  -ly; 
chivalrous;  strategical,  internecine. 

Adv.  flagrante  hello^  in  the  -thick  of  the  fray,  -  cannon's  mouth  ; 
at  the  -sword's  point,  -  point  of  the  bayonet. 

294 


white    flag,   parlementaire,    cartel. 

hollow  truce,  pax  in  hello  ;  drawn 
battle. 

y.  pacify,  tranquillize,  compose ; 
allay  &c.  {moderate)  174;  reconcile, 
propitiate,  placate,  conciliate, 
meet  halfway,  hold  out  the  olive- 
branch,  heal  the  breach,  make 
peace,  restore  harmony,  bring  to 
terms. 

settle  -,  arrange  -,  accommo- 
date- -matters,  -  differences;  set 
straight ;  make  up  a  quarrel,  tanias 
componere  lites ;  come  to  -an  un- 
derstanding, -  terms;  bridge  over, 
hush  up;  make  -it,  -  matters-  up; 
shake  hands. 

raise  a  siege ;  put  up  -,  sheathe- 
the  sword ;  bury  the  hatchet,  lay 
down  one's  arms,  turn  swords  into 
ploughshares;  smoke  the  calumet 
of  peace,  close  the  temple  of  Ja- 
nus ;  keep  the  peace  &c.  {concord) 
714  ;  be  -  pacified  &c. ;  come 
round. 

Adj.  conciliatory  ;  composing 
&c.  'D. ;  pacified  &c.  v. 

Phr,  requiescat  in  pace. 


V.  (I  )  IV.  ANTAGONISM.  722—726. 

Int.  voc  Dictis/  to  arms!  to  your  tents  O  Israel  ! 
Phr,  the  battle  rages.'  • 

724.  Mediation. —  N.  media-tion,  -torship,  -tization;  inter- 
vention, -position,  -ference,  -meddling,  -cession;  parley,  ne- 
gotiation, arbitration-,  flag  of  truce  &c.  733;  good  offices, 
peace-offering;  diploina-tics,  -cy;  compromise  &c.  774. 

mediator,  intercessor,  peacemaker,  make-peace,  negotiator, 
go-between;  diplomatist  &c.  {consignee)  758;  moderator. 

V.  media-te,  -tize;  inter-ceds,  -pose,  -fere,  -veue;  step  in, 
negotiate;  meet  half-way;  arbitrate;  magnas  componere  lites. 

Adj.  mediatory. 

725  Submission. — N.  submission,  yielding;  non-resistance; 
obedience  &c.  743. 

surrender,  cession,  capitulation,  resignation. 

obeisance,  homage,  kneeling,  genuflexion,  courtesy,  curtsy, 
Tcotou^  prostration. 

V.  succumb,  submit,  yield,  bend,  resign. 

lay  down  -.  deliver  up-  one's  arms;  lower-,  haul  down  -, 
strike-  one's  -flag,  -  colours. 

surrender,  -  at  discretion ;  cede,  capitulate,  come  to  terms, 
retreat,  beat  a  retreat;  draw  in  one's  horns  &c.  {hurnility)  879; 
give  -way,  -  ground,  -  in,  -  up;  cave  in;  suffer  judgment  by 
default;  bend,  -  to  one's  yoke,  -  before  the  storm;  reel  back; 
bend  -,  knuckle-  -down,  -  to,  -  under;  knock  under. 

eat  -dirt,  -  the  leek,  -  humble  pie;  bite  -,  lick-  the  dust; 
be  -,  fall  at  one's  feet;  craven;  crouch  before,  throw  oneself 
at  the  feet  of;  swallow  the  -leek,  -  pill;  kiss  the  rod;  turn  the 
other  cheek ;  ataler  les  coulenvres,  gulp  down. 

obey  S:c.  743 ;  kneel  to,  bow  to,  pay  homage  to,  cringe  to, 
truckle  to;  bend  the  -neck,  -  knee;  kneel,  fall  on  one's  knees, 
bow  submission,  courtesy,  curtsy,  Tcoirtow. 

pocket  the  affront ;  make  -the  best  of,  -  a  virtue  of  neces- 
sity; grin  and  abide,  shrug  the  shoulders,  resign  oneself;  sub- 
mit with  a  good  grace  &c.  {hear  rcith)  836. 

Adj.  surrendering  &c.  v.\  submissive,  resigned,  crouching; 
downtrodden;  dow^n  on  one's  marrowbones;  on  one's  bend- 
ed knee;  un-,  non-resisting;  pliant  &c.  {soft)  334;  undefend- 
ed. 

untenable,  indefensible ;  humble  &c.  879. 

Phr.  have  it  your  own  way ;  it  can't  be  helped ;  amen  &c. 
{assent)  488. 

726.  Combatant. — N.  combatant;  disputant,  controversia- 
list, polemic,  litigant,  belligerent;  competitor,  rival,  corrival; 
tighter,  assailant;  champion,  Paladin;  moss-trooper,  swash- 
buckler, fire-eater,  duellist,  bully,  bludgeon-man,  rough,  fight- 
iag-man,  prize-fighter,  p'aigilist,  boxer,  bruiser,  the  fancy, 
gladiator,  athlete,  wrestler;  fighting-,  game-cock;  swordsman, 
sabreur. 

295 


728—727.  VOLITIOX.  V.  (t.)  iv. 

warrior,  soldier,  Amazon,  man-at-arms,  armigerent;  cam- 
paigner, veteran;  red-coat,  military  man,  rajpoot. 

armed  force,  troops,  soldiery,  military,  forces,  sabaoth,  the 
army,  standing  army,  regulars,  the  line,  troops  of  the  line, 
militia,  yeomanry,  volunteers,  trainband,  fencible;  auxiliary 
-,  reserve-  forces;  reserves,  posse  comiiatus,  national  gniard, 
gendarme,  beefeater;  guards,  -man;  yeoman  of  the  guard,  life 
guards,  household  troops. 

janissary;  myrmidon;  Mama-,  Mame-luke;  spahee,  spaJii^ 
Cossack,  Croat,  Pandour;  irregular,  franc-tireui\  hashi-baz&uk, 
guerilla  condottiere;  mercenary. 

levy,  draught;  Land-wehr^  -s^wnw/ conscript,  recruit,  cadet, 
raw  levies. 

private,  -  soldier;  rank  and  file,  peon,  trooper,  sepoy, 
legionnaire,  legionary,  food  for  powder;  officer  &c.  {command- 
er) 745 ;  subaltern,  ensign,  standard  bearer ;  spear-,  pike-  man ; 
halberdier,  lancer;  musketeer,  carabineer,  rifleman,  sharp- 
shooter, yager,  skirmisher;  grenadier,  fusileer;  archer,  bow- 
man. 

horse  and  foot;  horse  -,  foot-  soldier;  cavalry,  horse,  artil- 
lery, horse-artillery,  infantry,  light  horse,  voltigeur,  Uhlan^ 
mounted  rifles,  dragoon,  hussar;  light  -,  heavy-  dragoon; 
heavy;  cuirassier;  gunner,  cannoneer,  bombardier,  artillery- 
man, matross;  sapper,  -  and  miner;  engineer;  light  infantry, 
rifles,  cJtasseur,  zouave;  military  train,  coolie. 

army,  corjis  d''armee^  host,  division,  battalia,  column,  wing, 
detachment,  garrison,  flying  column,  brigade,  regiment,  corps^ 
battalion,  squadron,  company,  platoon,  battery,  subdivision, 
section,  squad;  piquet,  picket,  guard,  rank,  file;  legion,  pha- 
lanx, cohort;  cloud  of  skirmishers. 

war-horse,  charger  destrier. 

marine,  man  of  war's  man  &c.  {sailor)  269 ;  navy,  wooden 
walls,  Haval  forces,  fleet,  flotilla,  armada,  squadron. 

man-of-war;  H.  M.  S. ;  line-of-battle  ship,  ship  of  the  line, 
iron-clad,"  turret-ship,  ram,  Monitor,  floating  battery;  first-rate, 
frigate,  sloop  of  war,  gunboat,  bomb-vessel;  flag-ship,  guard 
ship,  cruiser;  privateer;  tender;  store-,  troop-  ship;  trans- 
port, catamaran. 


727.  Arms. — N.  arm,  -s;  weapon,  deadly  weapon;  arma- 
ment, -ture;  panoply,  stand  of  arms;  armour  &c.  {defence)  717; 
armoury  &c.  {store)  G36. 

ammunition;  powder,  -  and  shot;  gunpowder,  cartridge; 
ball  cartridge,  cartoiLche,  fire-ball;   "  villanous  saltpetre." 

sword,  sabre,  broadsword,  cutlass,  falchion,  scimitar,  ci- 
meter,  brand,  whinyard,  bilbo,  glaive,  glave,  rapier,  skean, 
Toledo,  Ferrara,  tuck,  claymore,  creese,  kris,  dagger,  dirk, 
hanger,  poniard,  stiletto,  stylet,  dudgeon,  bayonet;  sword- 
bayonet,  -stick ;  side  arms,  foil,  blade,  steel ;  axe,   bill ;  pole-, 

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V.    (I.)  IV.  V. 


RESULTS  OF  ACTION. 


727—730 


battle  axe;  gisarra,  halberd,  partisan,  tomahawk,  bowie-knife; 
at-,  att-,  yat-aghan;  yatachan;  ass-agais,  -eguay;  good  -,  tnis- 
ty  -,  naked-  sword;  cold  steel. 

club,  mace,  truncheon,  staff,  bludgeon,  cudgel,  life-prs- 
server,  shillelah;  hand-,  quarter-staff;  bat,  cane,  stick,  knuck- 
le-duster. 

gun,  piece;  fire-arms;  artillery,  ordnance;  siege  -,  batter- 
ing- train;  park,  battery;  cannon,  gun  of  position,  heavy  gun, 
field  piece,  mortar,  howitzer,  carronade,  culverin,  basilisk; 
falconet,  jingal,  swivel,  pederero,  hoiiche  a  feu;  petard,  torpedo; 
mitrailleu-r,  -se;  infernal  machine,  smooth  bore,  rifled  cannon; 
Armstrong  -,  Lancaster  -,  Paixhan  -,  Whitworth  -,  Parrott 
-,  Krupp-  gun. 

small  arms ;  musket,  -ry.  firelock,  fowling-piece,  rifle,  fusil, 
caliver,  carbine,  blunderbuss,  musketoon,  Brown  Bess,  match- 
lock, harquebuss,  arquebuse^  haguebut;  pistol,  -et;  petronel; 
smallbore;  breach-,  muzzle-loader;  revolver,  repeater;  Minie 
-,  Enfield  -,  Westley  Richards  -,  Snider  -,  Martini-Henry- 
rifle;  needle-gun,  cliasseipot;  wind-,  air-gun. 

bow,  cross-bow,  balister,  catapult,  sling;  battering-ram  &c. 
{im'puhe)%l^\  gunnery;  ballistics  &c.  {iwo'puMoii)  ^'^. 

missile,  bolt,  projectile,  shot,  ball;  grape ;  grape -,  canister 
-,  bar  -,  cannon  -,  langrel  -,  langrage  -,  round  -,  chain-  shot; 
bullet,  slug,  stone,  brickbat,  grenade,  shell,  bomb,  carcass, 
rocket;  congreve,  -  rocket;   shrapnel,  mitraille;  thunderbolt. 

pike,  lance,  spear,  spontoon,  javelin,  dart,  djerrid,  arrow, 
reed,  shaft,  bolt,  boomerang,  harpoon,  gaff. 

728.  Arena. — N.  arena,  field,  platform;  scene  of  action, 
theatre;  walk,  course;  hustings;  stage,  boards  &c.  {play- 
house) ^9^\  amphitheatre;  Coli-,  Colos-seum;  Flavian  amphi- 
theatre, hippodrome,  circus,  race -course,  cor  so,  turf,  cockpit, 
bear-garden,  playground,  gymnasium,  palmstra,  ring,  lists;  tilt- 
yard,  -ing  ground ;   Campus  Martins,  Champ  de  Mars. 

theatre  -,  seat-  of  war;  battle-field,  -ground;  field  of  -bat- 
tle, -  slaughter;  Aceldama,  camp;  the  enemy's  camp;  tryst- 
ing-place  &c,  {place  of  meeting)  74. 

Section  V.     Results  of  Voluntaky  Action. 


729.  Completion. — N.  comple- 
tion; accomplish-,  achieve-,  fulfil- 
ment ;  performance,  execution  ; 
des-,  dis-patch ;  consummation, 
culmination ;  finish,  conclusion ; 
close  &c.  {end)  67;  terminus  &c. 
{arrival)  292 ;  winding  up ;  finale, 
denouement,  catastrophe,  issue,  up- 
shot, result ;  final  -,  last  -,  crown- 
ing -,  finishing-  -touch,  -  stroke ; 
last  finish,  cou'p  de  grace;  crowning 


730.  Non-Completion. — N.  non- 
completion,  -fulfilment;  shortcom- 
ing &c.  304;  incompleteness  &c. 
53 ;  drawn  -battle,  -  game ;  work 
of  Penelope. 

non-performance,  inexecution; 
neglect  &c.  460. 

V.  not  -complete  &c.  729 ;  leave 
-unfinished  &c.  adj.,  -  undone; 
neglect  &c.  460 ;  let  -alone,  -  slip ; 
lose  sight  of. 

297 


729—732. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  V. 


fall  s!iort  of  &c.  304 ;  do  things 
by  halves,  scotch  the  snake  not 
kill  it;  hang  fire;  be  slow  to;  col- 
lapse &c.  304. 

Adj.  not  completed  &c.  v. ;  in- 
complete &c.  53 ;  uncompleted, 
unfinished,  unaccomplished,  un- 
performed, unexecuted ;  sketchy, 
addle. 

in  progress,  in  hand  ;  going  on, 
proceeding ;  on  one's  hands. 

Adv.  re  infecid. 


of  the  edifice ;  coping-,  key-stone ; 
superstructure,  ne  plus  ultra,  work 
done,  fait  accompli. 

elaboration;  finality;  complete- 
ness &c.  52. 

F.  effect,  -uate;  accomplish, 
achieve,  compass,  consummate, 
hammer  out;  bring  to  -maturity, 
--  perfection;  perfect,  complete; 
elaborate. 

do,  execute,  make;  go  -,  get- 
through;  work  out,  enact;  bring 
-about,  -  to  bear,  -  to  pass,  - 
through,  -  to  a  head. 

des-,  dis-patch ;  knock  -,  finisii 
-,  polish-  off;  make  short  work  of;  dispose  of,  set  at  rest;  per- 
form, discharge,  fulfil,  realize;  put  in  -practice,  -  force;  carry 
-out,  -  into  effect,  -  into  execution ;  make  good ;  be  as  good  as 
one's  word. 

do  thoroughly,  not  do  by  halves,  go  the  whole  hog;  be  in  at 
the  death  &c.  {jjersevere)  604«;  carry  through,  play  out,  exhaust. 

finish,  bring  to  a  close  &c.  {end)  67 ;  wind  up,  stamp,  clinch, 
seal,  set  the  seal  on,  put  the  seal  to ;  give  the  -final  touch  &c.  n, 
to ;  put  the  -last,  -  finishing-  hand  to ;  crown,  -  all ;  cap. 

ripen,  culminate;  come  to  a -head,  -crisis;  come  to  its  end; 
die  -a  natural  death,  -  of  old  age;  run  -its  course,  -  one's  race; 
touch  -,  reach  -,  attain-  the  goal ;  reach  &c.  {arrive)  292 ;  get  in 
the  harvest. 

Adj.  completing,  final;  conclu-ding,  -sive;  crowning  &c.  «. ; 
exhaustive. 

done,  completed  &c.  v. ;  done  for,  sped,  wrought  out;  highly 
wrought  &c,  (^^r<?para^i(>n)  673 ;  thorough  &c.  52 ;  ripe  &c.  {ready) 
673. 

Adv.  completely  &c.  {thorougJdy)  52 ;  to  crown  all,  out  of  hand. 

Phr.  the  race  is  run;  actum  est;  finis  coronat  opus;  consumma- 
ttim  est;  e'en  est  fait;  it  is  all  over;  the  game  is  played  out,  the 
bubble  has  burst. 


731.  Success. — N.  success,  -ful- 
ness; speed;  advance  &c.  {pro- 
(jreHs)  282. 

trump  card;  hit,  stroke;  lucky 
-,  fortunate  -,  good-  -hit,  -  stroke ; 
bold  -,  master-  stroke;  cou2)  de 
maitre^  checkmate;  half  the  bat- 
tle, prize ; '  profit  &c.  {acquisition) 
775. 

continued  success :  good  fortune 
&c.  {prosperity)  734;  time  well, 
spent. 


732.  Failure. — N.  failure ;  non* 
success,  -fulfilment;  dead  failure, 
successlessness;  abortion,  miscar- 
riage; hrutum  fidmen  &c.  158;  la- 
bour in  vain  &c.  {inutility)  645; 
no  go ;  ineflScacy ;  ineflftcaciousness 
&c.  adj. ;  vain  -,  ineffectual  -, 
abortive-  -attempt,  -  efforts ;  flash 
in  the  pan,  "lame  and  impotent 
conclusion  ; "  frustration  ;  slip 
'twixt  cup  anrl  lip  &c.  {disappoint- 
ment)  509. 

398 


V.  (I.)  V. 


RESULTS  OF  ACTION. 


731—732 


advantage  over;  upper-,  whip- 
haud;  ascendancy,  mastery;  ex- 
pugnation,  conquest,  victory,  sub- 
dual; subjugation  &c.  {subjection) 
749. 

triumph  &c.  {evuUation)  884; 
proficiency  &c.  {nTcill)  698;  con- 
queror, victor;  master  of  the  -situ- 
stion,  -  position. 

V.  succeed;  be  -successful  &c. 
adj. ;  gain  one's  -end,  —  ends ; 
crown  with  success. 

gain  -,  attain  -,  carry  -,  secure 
-,  win-  -a  point,  -  an  object ;  man- 
age to,  contrive  to;  accomplish 
&c.  {effect,  complete)  729;  do  -, 
work-  wonders. 

come  off  -well,  -  successful,  ~ 
with  flying  colours;  make  short 
work  of ;  take  -,  carry-  by  storm ; 
bear  away  the  bell;  win  -one's 
spurs,  -  the  battle ;  win  -,  carry  -, 
gain-  the  -day,  -  prize,  -  palm; 
have  -the  best  of  it,  -  it  all  one's 
own  way,  -  the  game  in  one's  own 
hands,  -  the  ball  at  one's  feet,  - 
one  on  the  hip;  walk  over  the 
course;  carry  all  before  one,  re- 
main in  possession  of  the  field. 

speed;  make  progress  &c.  {ad- 
vance) 282;  win  -,  make  -,  work 
-,  find-  one's  way;  strive  to  some 
purpose ;  prosper  &c.  734;  drive  a 
roaring  trade ;  make  profit  &c,  {ac- 
quire) 775  ;  reap  -,  gather-  the 
-fruits,  -  benefit  of,  -  harvest; 
make  one's  fortune,  get  in  the 
hnrvest,  turn  to  good  account; 
turn  to  account  &c.  {use)  677. 

triumph,  be  triumphant;  gain 
-.  obtain-  -a  victory,  -  r.n  advan- 
tage ;  chain  victory  to  one's  car. 


surmount 


overcome    -,    get 


over-  -a  difficulty,  -  an  obstacle 
&G.  706;  se  tirer  d'' affaire ;  make 
head  against;  stem  the  -torrent,  - 
tide,  -  current  ;  weather  -the 
storm,  -  a  point;  turn  a  corner, 
keep  one's  head  above  water,  tide* 
over;  master;  get  -,  have  -,  gain- 


blunder  &c.  {mistake)  495 :  fault, 
omission,  miss,  oversight,  slip, 
trip,  stumble,  claudicaiion,  foot- 
fall; false  -,  wrong-  step;  fau2i 
pas,  titvLbation,  beviie,  f ante,  lurch; 
botchery  &c.  {want  of  skill)  699; 
scrape,  me&s,Jiasco,  breakdown. 

mishap  &c.  {misfortune)  735  ; 
split,  collapse,  smash,  blow,  ex- 
plosion. 

repulse,  rebuff,  defeat,  rout, 
overthrow,  discomfiture;  beating, 
drubbing;  quietus^  nonsuit,  subju- 
gation; check-,  stale-,  fool's-mate. 

fall,  downfall,  ruin,  perdition; 
wreck  «&c.  {destruction)  162;  death- 
blow; bankruptcy  &c.  {non-pay- 
ment) 808. 

losing  game,  affaire  fiamhee. 

victim ;  bankrupt. 

V.  fail;  be  -unsuccessful  &c. 
adj. ;  not  -succeed  &c.  731 ;  make 
-vain  efforts  &c.  n. ;  do  -,  labour 
-,  toil-  in  vain ;  lose  one's  labour, 
take  nothing  by  one's  motion; 
bring  to  naught,  make  nothing 
of;  wash  a  blackamoor  white  &c. 
{impossible)  471 ;  roll  the  stone  of 
Sisyphus  &c,  {useless)  645;  do  by 
halves  &c.  {not  complete)  730;  lose 
ground  &c.  {recede)  283 ;  fall  short 
of  &c.  304. 

miss,  -  one's  aim,  -  the  mark,  - 
one's  footing,  -  stays;  slip,  trip, 
stumble ;  make  a  -slip  &c.  n.,-  blun- 
der &c.  495,  -  mess  of,  -  botch  of ; 
bitch  it,  miscarry,  abort,  go  up 
like  a  rocket  and  come  down  like 
the  stick,  reckon  without  one's 
host;  get  the  wrong  sow  by  the 
ear  &c.  {blunder',  mismanage)  699. 

limp,  halt,  hobble,  titubate  ; 
fall,  tumble;  lose  one's  balance; 
fall  -to  the  ground,  -  between  two 
stools;  flounder,  falter,  stick  in 
the  mud,  run  aground,  split  upon 
a  rock ;  run  -,  knock  -,  dash-  one's 
head  against  a  stone  wall ;  break, 
one's  back;  break  down,  sink, 
drown,  founder,  have  the  giound 
299 


731-732. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (I.)  V. 


the  -better  of,  -  best  of,  -  upper 
hand,  -  ascendancy,  -  whip  hand, 
-  start  of;  distance;  surpass  &c. 
{superiority)  33. 

defeat,  conquer,  vanquish,  dis- 
comfit; over-come,  -throw,  -power, 
-master,  -match,  -set,  -ride,  -reach : 
out -wit,  -do,  -flank,  -manoeuvre, 
-general,  -vote ;  take  the  wind  out 
of  one's  adversary's  sails;  beat,  - 
hollow;  rout,  lick,  drub,  floor, 
worst;  put  -down,  --  to  flight,  -  to 
the  rout,  -  hors  tie  combat,  -  out  of 
court. 

silence,  quell,  nonsuit,  check- 
mate, upset,  confound,  nonplus, 
stalemate,  trump;  bafile  &c.  {hin- 
der) 700;  circumvent,  elude;  trip 
up,  -  the  heels  of;  drive  -into  a 
corner,  -  to  the  wall;  run  hard, 
put  one's  nose  out  of  joint. 

settle,  do  for;  break  the  -neck 
of,  -back  of;  capsize,  sink,  ship- 
wreck, drown,  swamp;  subdue; 
subjugate  &c.  {subject)  749;  re- 
duce make  the  enemy  bite  the 
dust;  victimize,  roll  in  the  dust, 
trample  under  foot,  put  an  extin- 
guisher upon. 

answer,  -  the  purpose;  avail, 
prevail,  take  effect,  do,  turn  out 
well,  work  well,  take,  tell,  bear 
fruit;  hit  -it,  -  the  mark,  -  the 
right  nail  on  the  head;  nick  it; 
turn  up  trumps,  make  a  hit ;  find 
one's  account  in. 

Adj.  succeeding  &c.  n. :  success- 
ful;  prosperous  &c.  734;  triumph- 
ant; flushed  -,  crowned-  with  suc- 
cess ;  victorious. ;  set  up ;  in  the  as- 
cendant ;  unbetiten  &c.  {see  beat 
ifec.  ■».);  well-spent;  felicitous,  ef- 
fective, in  full  swing. 

Adia.  successfully  &c.  adj. ;  with 
flying  colours,  in  triumph,  swim- 
mingly; d,  merveilie,,  beyond  all 
hope;  to  some  ••,  io  good-  pur- 
pose; to  one's  heart's  content. 

Phr.  veni  vidi  mciy  the  day  be- 


cut  from  under  one;  get  into 
-trouble,  -  a  mess,  -  a  scrapes- 
come  to  grief  &c.  {adversity)  735  ,• 
go  to  -the  wall,  -  the  dogs,  -  pot ; 
lick  -,  bite-  the  dust;  be  -defeated 
&c.  731 ;  have  the  worst  of  it,  lose 
the  day,  come  off  second  best, 
lose;  fall  a  prey  to;  succum')  &c. 
{submit)  725;  not  have  a  leg  to 
stand  on. 

come  to  nothing,  end  in  smoke; 
fall  -to  the  ground,  -  through,  - 
stillborn,  -  flat ;  slip  through  one's 
fingers;  hang  -,  miss-  fire;  flash  in 
the  pan,  collapse;  topple  down 
&c.  {descent)  306;  go  to  wrack 
and  ruin  &c.  {destruction)  1G2. 

go  amiss,  go  wrong,  go  cross, 
go  hard  with,  go  on  a  wrong  tack; 
go  on  -,  come  off  -,  turn  out  -, 
work-  ill;  take  -a  wrong,  -  an 
ugly-  turn. 

be  all  -over  with,  -  up  with ;  ex- 
plode ;  dash  one's  hopes  &c.  {dl.s- 
appoint)  509;  defeat  the  purpose; 
sow  the  wind  and  reap  the  whirl- 
wind, jump  out  of  the  frying  pan 
into  the  fire. 

Adj.  unsuccessful,  successless ; 
failing,  tripping  &c.  t\  ;  at  fault; 
unfortunate  &c.  735. 

abortive,  addle,  stillborn  ;  fruit- 
less, bootless;  ineffect-ual,  -ive; 
inefficient  &c.  {impotent)  158;  in- 
efficacious; lame,  hobbling,  de- 
cousu ;  insufficient  &c.  G40;  una- 
vailing &c.  {useless)  645. 

aground,  grounded,  swamped, 
stranded,  cast  away,  wrecked, 
foundered,  capsized,  shipwrecked, 
non-suite :il;  foiled;  defeated  &c. 
7?t;  struck  -,  borne  -,  broken-^ 
down;  down-trodden;  over-borne, 
-whelmed  ;  all  up  with. 

lost,  undone,  ruined,  broken, 
bankrupt  &c.  {not  paying)  808; 
played  out ;  done  -up,  -  for ;  dead 
beat,  ruined  root  and  branch, 
•Jiambe^  knocked  on  the  head;  de- 
stroyed &c.  162. 

300 


V.    (I.)  Y 


RESULTS  OF  ACTION. 


731-735. 


ing  one's  own,  one's  star  in  the 
ascendant ;  omne  tulit  punctum. 


frustrated,  crossed,  unhinged, 
disconcerted,  dashed;  thrown  -ofi 
one's  balance,  -  on  one's  back,  - 
on  one's  beam  ends ;  unhorsed,  in 
a  sorry  plight, 
stultified,  befooled,  dished,  hoist  on  one's  own  petard ;  vic- 
timized, sacrificed. 

wide  of  the  mark  &c.  {error)  4S5 ;  out  of  one's  reckoning  &c. 
(inexpectation)  508 ;  left  in  the  lurch ;  thrown  away  &c.  (wasted) 
638;  unattained;  uncompleted  &c.  730. 

Adv.  unsuccessfully  &c.  adj. ;  to  little  or  no  purpose,  in  vain, 
re  infectd. 

Phr.  the  bubble  has  burst,  the  game  is  up,  all  is  lost ;  the 
devil  to  pay;  parturiwit  mantes  &c.  {disappointment)  509. 

733.  Trophy — iV.  trophy;  medal,  prize,  palm;  laurel,  -s; 
bays,  crown,  chaplet,  wreath,  civic  crown ;  insignia  «fec.  550 ; 
■feather  in  one's  cap  <fec.  {honour)  873;  decoration  &c.  877; 
garland,  triumphal  arch. 

triumph  &c.  {celebration)  883;  flying  colours  &c.  {show)  883. 

monumentum  mre  pere?inius. 


734.  Prosperity. — JV.  prosper- 
ity, welfare,  well-being;  affluence 
&c.  {wealth)  803;  success  &c.  731 ; 
thrift,  roaring  trade;  good  -, 
smiles  of-  fortune ;  blessings,  god- 
send. 

hick; 'good  -,  run  of-  luck;  sun- 
shine ;  fair  -  weather,  -  wind ; 
palmy  -,  bright  -,  halcyon-  days ; 
piping  times,  tide,  flood,  high 
tide. 

JSaturnia  rer/na,  Satumian  age; 
golden  -time,  -  age ;  bed  of  roses ; 
fat  of  the  land,  milk  and  honey, 
loaves  and  fishes. 

made  man,  lucky  dog,  enfant 
gate,  spoiled  child  of  fortune. 

upstart,  parvenu,  skipjack, 
mushroom. 

F,  prosper,  thrive,  flourish ;  be 
-prosperous  &c.  adj. ;  drive  a  roar- 
ing trade;  go  on  -well,  -  smooth- 
ly, -  swimmingly ;  sail  before  the 
wind,  swim  with  the  tide;  run 
-smooth,  -  smoothly,  -  on  all 
fours. 

rise  -,  get  on-  in  the  world ; 
work  -,  make- one's  way ;  look  up; 
^6 


735.  Adversity. — AT.  adversity; 
evil  &c.  619;  failure  &c.  732;  bad 
-,  ill  -,  evil  -,  adverse  -,  hard- 
-fortune,  -  hap,  -  luck,  -  lot; 
frowns  of  fortune ;  evil  -dispensa- 
tion, -  star,  -  genius;  ups  and 
downs  of  life,  broken  fortunes; 
hard  -case,  -  lines,  -  life ;  sea  -, 
peck-  of  troubles;  hell  upon  earth; 
slough  of  despond. 

trouble,  hardship,  curse,  blight, 
blast,  load,  pressure. 

pressure  of  the  times,  iron  age, 
evil  day,  time  out  of  joint ;  hard 
-,  bad  -,  sad-  times;  rainy  day 
cloud,  dark  cloud,  gathering 
clouds,  ill  wind;  visitation,  inflic- 
tion; affliction  &c.  { painfulness) 
839;  bitter  pill;  care,  trial;  the 
sport  of  fortune. 

mis-hap,  -chance,  -adventure, 
-fortune;  disaster,  calamity,  catas- 
trophe; accident,  casualty,  cross, 
reverse,  check,  contretemps,  rub. 

losing  game;  falling  <fcc.  v. ;  fall, 
downfall;  ruin-ation,  -ousness;un« 
doing;  extremity;  ruin  &c.  {de- 
istruHion)  163. 

301 


734—736. 


VOLITION. 


V.  {!.)  V. 


V.  be  -ill  off  &c.  adj. ;  go  hard 
with;  fall  on  evil,  -  days;  go  on 
ill ;  not  -prosper  &c.  734. 

go  -downhill,  -  to  rack  and  ruin 
&c.  {destruction)  162,  -to  the  dogs; 
fall,  -  Irom  one's  high  estate;  de- 
cay, sink,  decline,  go  down  in  the 
world;  have  seen  better  days; 
bring  down  one's  grey  hairs  with 
sorrow  to  the  grave ;  come  to  grief ; 
be  all  -over,  -  up-  with ;  bring  a 
-wasp's,  -  hornet's-  nest  about 
one's  ears. 

Adj.  unfortunate,  unblest,  un- 
happy, unlucky;  im-,  un-prosper- 
ous;  luck-,  hap-less;  out  of  luck; 
in  trouble,  in  a  bad  way,  in  an 
evil  plight ;  under  a  cloud ;  cloud- 
ed ;  ill -,  badly-  off;  in  adverse 
circumstances;  poor  &c.  804;  be 
hindhand,  down  in  the  world,  de 
cayed,  undone;  on  the  road  to 
ruin,  on  its  last  legs,  on  the  wane ; 
in  one's  utmost  need. 

planet  -  struck,  devoted  ;  born 
-under  an  evil  star,  -  with  a  wood- 
en ladle  in  one's  mouth ;  ill-fated, 
-starred,  -omened. 

ad-t^erse,  untoward;  disastrous, 
calamitous,  ruinous,  dire,  deplor- 
able. 

Adv.  if  the  worst  come   to  the 
worst,  as  ill  luck  would  have  it, 
from  bad  to  worse,  out  of  the  fry- 
ing pan  into  the  fire. 
Phr.  one's  star  is  on  the  wane ;  one's  luck  -turns,  -  fails ;  the 
game  is  up,  one's  doom  is  sealed,   the  ground  crumbles  under 
one's  feet,  sic  transit  gloria  mundi,  tant  va  la  cruche  a  Veau  qiCd,  U 
Jin  elle  se  casse. 


lift  -,  raise-  one's  head ;  make  one's 
fortune,  feather  one's  nest. 

flower,  blow,  blossom,  bloom, 
fructify,  bear  fruit,  fatten. 

keep  oneself  afloat;  keep  -, 
hold-  one's  head  above  water; 
light  -,  fall-  on  one's  -legs,  -  feet; 
drop  into  a  good  thing;  bear  a 
charmed  life ;  bask  in  the  sunshine ; 
have  a  -good,  -fine-  time  of  it; 
have  a  run,  -  of  luck;  have  the 
-good  fortune  &c.  n.  to;  take  a 
favourable  turn ;  live  -on  the  fat 
of  the  land,  -  in  clover. 

Adj.  prosperous;  thriving  &c. 
V. ;  in  a  fair  way,  buoyant ;  well 
-off,  -  to  do,  -  to  do  in  the  world  ; 
set  up,  at  one's  ease ;  rich  &c.  803 ; 
in  good  case;  in  -full,  -  high- 
f e'\ther ;  fortunate,  lucky,  in  luck ; 
born  -with  a  silver  spoon  in  one's 
mouth,  -  under  a  lucky  star. 

auspicious,  propitious,  provi- 
dential. 

palmy,  halcyon;  agreeable  &c. 
829 ;  couleur  de  rose. 

Adv.  prosperously  &c.  adj. ; 
swimmingly ;  as  good  luck  would 
have  it ;   beyond  all  hope. 

Phi:  one's  star  in  the  ascendant, 
all  for  the  best,  one's  course  runs 
smooth. 


736.  Mediocrity. — iV.  moderate-  average-  circumstances; 
respectability ;  middle  classes ;  mediocrity ;  golden  mean  '^c. 
(mid-course)  628,  (moderation)  174. 

V.  jog  on ;  go  -,  get  on-  -fairly,  -  quietly,  -  peaceably,  - 
tolerably,  -  respectably. 


V.  (II.)  I. 


INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION. 


737— 73S 


DiYisioi?-  (II.)  INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION.* 
Section  I.    GENEEAii  Intersocial  Volition. 


737.  AxjTHORiTY. — iV.  authority; 
influence,  patronage,  power,  pre- 
ponderance, credit,  prestige,  prero- 
gative, jurisdiction;  right  &c. 
{title)  934. 

divine  right,  dynastic  rights, 
authoritativeness ;  absolut  -  eness, 
-ism ;  despotism ;  jua  nocendi. 

command,  empire,  sway,  rule; 
domin-ion,  -ation  ;  sovereignty, 
supremacy,  suzerainty  ;  lord  -, 
head-ship;  chiefdora;  seignior-y, 
-ity;  master-y,  -ship,  -dom;  gov- 
ernment &c.  {direction)  693 ;  dicta- 
tion, control. 

hold,  grasp;  grip,  -e;  reach; 
iron  sway&c.  {severity)  739;  fangs, 
clutches,  talons ;  rod  of  empire  &c. 
{sceptre)  747. 

reign,  regime^  dynasty;  direct- 
or-, dictator-ship  ;  protector-ate, 
-ship;  caliphate,  pashawlic,  elect- 
orate ;  presiden-cy,  -tship ;  admin- 
istration; pro-,  consul-ship;  pre- 
fecture; seneschalship ;  magistra- 
ture,  -cy. 

empire;  monarchy;  king-hood, 
-ship;  royalty,  regality;  arist- 
archy,  -ocracy;  oligarchy,  democ- 
racy, demagogy ;  republic,  -anism ; 
socialism;  mob  law,  mobocracy, 
ochlocracy;  vox  populi,  imperium  in  imperio ;  bureaucracy; 
beadle-,  bumble-dom;  stratocracy;  military  -power,  -  govern- 
ment ;   feodality,  feudal  system,  feudalism. 

Thearchy,  dinarchy;  du-,  tri-,  heter-archy;  du-,  tri-umvirate; 
auto-cracy,  -nomy ;  limited  monarchy ;  constitutional  -govern- 
ment, -  monarchy. 

gyu-archy,  -ocracy,  -aeocracy ;  petticoat  government. 

[Vicarious  authority]  commission  &c.  755;  deputy  &c.  75S; 
permission  «fcc.  760. 

state,  realm,  body  politic,  posse  comitatus. 

*  Implying  the  action  of  the  will  of  one  mind  over  the  will  of  another. 

303 


738-  [Absence  of  authority]  Lax- 
ity.— X.  laxity;  lax-,  loose-,  slack- 
ness; toleration  &c.  (lenity)  740; 
freedom  &c.  748. 

anarchy,  interregnum ;  relaxa- 
tion; loosening  «fec.  ■». ;  remission; 
dead  letter,  hrutum  fulmen^  mis- 
rule; licence,  licentiousness;  in- 
subordination &c.  {disobedience) 
742 ;  lynch  law  &c.  {illegality)  964. 

[  Deprivation  of  power  ]  de- 
thronement, deposition,  usurpa- 
tion, abdication, 

V.  be  -lax  &c.  adj. ;  laisser  -faire, 
-  aller ;  hold  a  loose  rein;  give 
-the  reins  to,  -  rope  enough,  -  a 
loose  to ;  tolerate ;  relax;  misrule. 

go  beyond  the  length  of  one's 
tether;  have  one's  -swing,  -  fling; 
act  without  -instructions,  -  author- 
ity ;  act  on  one's  own  responsibili- 
ty, usurp  authority. 

dethrone,  depose;   abdicate. 

Adj.  Inx,  loose;  slack;  remiss 
&c.  {careless)  460;   weak. 

relaxed;  licensed;  reinless,  un- 
bridled; anarchical;  unauthorized 
&c.  {unwarranted)  925. 


737-740. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  I. 


person  in  authority  &c.  {master)  745;  judicature  &c.  965;  cabi- 
net &c.  {council)  696 ;  seat  of  -government,  -  authority ;  head- 
quarters. 

[Acquisition  of  authority]  accession;  installation  &c.  755. 

V.  authorize  &c.  (permit)  760;  warrant  &c.  (right)  934;  dic- 
tate &c.  {order)  741 ;  have  -,  hold  -,  possess  -,  exercise  -,  exert 
-,  wield-  -authority  «&c.  n. 

be  -at  the  head  of  &c.  adj. ;  bold  -,  be  in  -,  fill  an-  office;  hold 
-,  occupy-  a  post;  be  -master  &c.  745. 

rule,  sway,  command,  control,  administer;  govern  &c.  (direct) 
693;  lead,  preside  over,  reign;  possess  -,  be  seated  on-,  occupy- 
the  throne;  sway  -,  wield-  the  sceptre;  wear  the  crown. 

have  -,  get-  the  -upper,  -  whip-  hand;  gain  a  hold  upon,  pre- 
ponderate, dominate,  rule  the  roast;  over-ride,  -rule,  -awe;  lord 
it  over,  hold  in  hand,  keep  under,  make  a  puppet  of,  lead  by  the 
nose,  turn  round  one's  little  finger,  bend  to  one's  will,  hold 
one's  own,  wear  the  breeches;  have  -the ball  at  one's  feet,  -  it  all 
one's  own  way,  -  the  game  in  one's  own  hand,  -  on  the  hip,- 
under  one's  thumb;  be  master  of  the  situation;  take  the  lead, 
play  first  fiddle,  set  the  fashion;  give  the  law  to;  carry  with  a 
high  hand;  lay  down  the  law;  "  ride  the  whirlwind  and  direct 
the  storm ;  "  rule  with  a  rod  of  iron  &c.  (severity)  739. 

ascend  -,  mount-  the  throne;  take  the  reins,  -  into  one's 
hand;  assume  -authority  &c.  n.,  -  the  reins  of  government;  take 
-,  assume  the-  command. 

be  governed  by,  be  in  the  power  of. 

Adj.  ruling  &c.  v. ;  regnant,  at  the  head,  dominant,  paramount, 
supreme,  predominant,  preponderant,  in  the  ascendant,  in- 
fluential; gubernatorial;  imperious;  authoritative,  executive,  ad- 
ministrative, clothed  with  authority,  official,  ex  officio,  impera- 
tive, peremptory,  overruling,  absolute;  hegemonic,  -al;  arbi- 
trary; compulsory  &c.  744;  stringent. 

regal,  sovereign;  royal,  -ist;  monarchical,  kingly;  imper-ial, 
-atorial ;  princely ;  feudal ;  aristo-,  auto-cratic ;  oligarchic  &c.  n. ; 
republican,  dynastic. 

at  one's  command  ;  in  one's  -power,  -  grasp ;  under  control ; 
authorized  &c.  (due)  924. 

Adv.  in  the  name  of,  by  the  authority  of,  de  par  le  Hoi,  in  vir- 
tue of;  under  the  auspices  of,  in  the  hands  of. 

at  one's  pleasure ;  by  a  -dash,  -  stroke-  of  the  pen ;  ex  mero 
rnotu  ;  ex  cathedra. 

Phr.  the  grey  mare  the  better  horse;   "  every  inch  a  king." 


739.  Severity.  —  N.  severity ; 
strictness,  harshness  &c.  adj.  ; 
rigour,  stringency,  austerity;  in- 
clemency &c.  (jntilessness)  914a; 
arrogance  6cc.  885. 

arbitrary  power;  absolut-,  de- 
spot-ism; dictatorship,   autocracy, 


740.  Lenity. — iV!  leni-ty,  -ence, 
-ency;  moderation  &c.  174;  toler- 
ance, -ation ;  mildness,  gentleness ; 
favour ;  indulgen-ce,  -cy ;  clemency, 
mercy,  forbearance,  quarter;  com- 
passion &c.  914. 

V.  be  -lenient  &c.  adj. ;  tolerate, 
804 


V.  (II.)  I.  INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION.  739—741. 


bear  with ;  parcere  suhjectis,  give 
quarter. 

indulge,  allow  one  to  have  his 
own  way,  spoil. 

Adj.  lenient  ;  mild,  -  as  milk  ; 
gentle,  soft;  tolerant,  indulgent, 
easy-going;  clement  &c.  (compas- 
sionate) 914;  forbearing. 


tyranny,  domineering,  oppression; 
assumption,  usurpation  ;  inquisi- 
tion, reign  of  terror,  martial  law; 
iron  -heel,  -  rule,  -  hand,  -  sway; 
tight  grasp;  brute  -force,  - 
strength ;  coercion  &c.  744 ;  strong 
-,  tight-  hand. 

hard  -lines,  -  measure  ;  tender 
mercies  [ironical] ;  sharp  practice ; 
pipe-clay,  officialism. 

tyrant,  disciplinarian,  martinet, 
stickler,    bashaw,   despot,    hard   master,   Draco,  oppressor,   in- 
quisitor, extortioner,  harpy,  vulture. 

V.  be  -severe  &c.  adj. 

assume,  usurp,  arrogate,  take  liberties;  domineer,  bully  &c. 
885 ;  tyrannize,  inflict,  wreak,  stretch  a  point,  put  on  the  screw ;  . 
be  hard  upon;  bear-,  lay-  a  heavy  hand  on;  be  -,  come-  down 
upon  ;  ill-treat;  deal  -hardly  with,  -  hard  measure  to;  rule  with 
a  rod  of  iron,  chastise  with  scorpions;  dye  with  blood;  oppress, 
override;  trample  -,  tread-  -down,  -upon,  -under  foot;  crush 
under  an  iron  heel,  ride  roughshod  over;  rivet  the  yoke;  hold  -, 
keep-  a  tight  hand ;  force  down  the  throat ;  coerce  &c.  744. 

Adj.  severe;  strict,  hard,  harsh,  dour,  rigid,  stiff,  stern,  rigor- 
ous, uncompromising,  exigent,  exigeant,  inexorable,  inflexible, 
obdurate,  austere,  relentless,  Draconian,  stringent,  straitlaced, 
searching ,  unsparing,  ironhanded,  peremptory,  absolute,  posi- 
tive, arbitrary,  imperative ;  coercive  &c.  744;  tyrannical,  extor- 
tionate, grinding,  withering,  oppressive,  inquisitorial ;  inclement 
&c.  {rutldess)  914a;  cruel  &c.  (malevolent)  907;  haughty,  arrogant 
&c.  885. 

Adv.  severely  &c.  ad.j. ;  with  a  -high,  -  strong,  -  tight,  -  heavy- 
hand. 

at  the  point  of  the  -sword,  -  bayonet. 

Ph)'.  Delirant  reges  plectuntur  Achivi. 

741.  Command. — JVC  command,  order,  ordinance,  act,  Jiat, 
bidding,  dictum,  best,  behest,  call,  beck,  nod. 

des-,  dis-patch;  message,  direction,  injunction,  charge,  in- 
structions; appointment,  fixture. 

demand,  exaction,  imposition,  requisition,  claim,  reclama- 
tion, revendication;  ultimatum  &c.  (terms)  770;  request  &c. 
765;  requirement. 

dictation ;  diet-,  mand-ate ;  caveat,  decree,  senatus  consultum; 
precept:  pre-,  re-script;  writ,  ordination,  bull,  edict,  decretal, 
dispensation,  prescription,  brevet,  placit,  ukase,  ^firman^  hatti- 
sheriff, warrant,  passport,  mittimus,  mandamus,  summons,  sub- 
poena, nisi privs,  interpellation,  citation;  word,  -  of  command; 
mot  d'ordre;  bugle  -,  trumpet-  call ;  beat  of  drum,  tattoo ;  or- 
der of  the  day ;  enactment  &c.  (law)  963 ;  plebiscite  &c.  (choice) 
609. 

26*  305 


741-743. 


VOLITION. 


V    (II.)  I, 


V.  command,  order,  decree,  enact,  ordain,  dictate,  direct, 
give  orders. 

prescribe,  set,  appoint,  mark  out;  set  -,  prescribe  -,  impose- 
a  task;  set  to  work,  put  in  requisition. 

bid,  enjoiu,  charge,  call  upon,  instruct;  require,  -  at  the 
hands  of;  exact,  impose,  tax,  task;  demand;  insist  on  &c. 
(comjjel)  744. 

claim,  lay  claim  to,  revendicate,  reclaim. 

cite,  summon;  call-,  send- for;  subpoena;  beckon. 

issue  a  command  ;  make  -,  issue  -,  promulgate  -a  requisi- 
tion, -  a  decree,  -  an  order  &c.  71. ,  give  the  -word  of  com- 
mand, -  word,  -  signal;  call  to  order;  give  -,  lay  down-  the 
law;  assume  the  command  &c.  {authority)  737;  remand. 

be  -ordered  &c. ;  receive  an  order  &c.  n. 

Adj.  commanding  &c.  v. ;  authoritative  &c.  737 ;  decret-ory, 
-ive,  -al. 

Adv.  in  a  commanding  tone ;  by  a  -stroke,  -  dash-  of  the 
pen ;  by  order,  at  beat  of  drum,  on  the  first  summons. 

Phr.  the  decree  is  gone  forth;  sic  volo  sic  jubeo;  le  Roi  le 
veut. 


742  Disobedience. — N.  disobe- 
dience, insubordination,  contuma- 
cy; in-fraction,  -friugement;  vio- 
lation, non-compliance ;  non-ob- 
servance &c.  773. 

revolt,  rebellion,  mutiny,  out- 
break, rising,  uprising,  insurrec- 
tion, emeute;  riot,  tumult  &c. 
{disorder)  59 ;  strike  &c.  {resistance) 
719;  barring  out;  defiance  &c.  715. 

mutinousness  &c.  adj. ;  muti- 
neering;  sedition,  treason;  high-, 
petty  -,  misprision  of-  treason  ; 
premunire;  lesemajeste;  violation  of 
law  &c.  964;  defection,  secession. 

insurgent,  mutineer,  rebel,  re- 
volter,  rioter,  traitor,  carhonaro^ 
sansculottes,  red  republican,  com- 
munist, Fenian,  frondeur;  seceder, 
runagate,  brawler,  anarchist,  de- 
magogue; Spartacus,  Masaniello, 
Wat  Tyler,  Jack  Cade ;  ringleader. 

V.  disobey,  violate,  infringe; 
shirk;  set  at  defiance  &c,  {defy) 
715;  set  authority  at  naught,  run 
riot,  fly  in  the  face  of;  take  the 
law  into  one's  own  hands;  kick 
over  the  traces. 

turn  -,  run-  restive ;  champ  the 


743.  Obedience.  —N.  obedience ; 
observance  &c.  773;  compliance; 
submission  &c.  725;  subjection 
&c.  749;  non-resistance;  passive- 
ness,  resignation. 

allegiance,  loyalty,  fealty,  hom- 
age, deference,  devotion. 

submiss-ness,  -iveness;  ductility 
&c.  {softness)  324;  obsequiousness 
&c.  {servility)  88G. 

V.  be  -obedient  &c.  adj. ;  obey, 
bear  obedience  to ;  submit  &c.  725 ; 
comply,  answer  the  helm,  come  at 
one's  call;  do  -one's  bidding,  - 
what  one  is  told,  -  suit  and  ser- 
vice; attend  to  orders,  serve  faith- 
fully. 

follow,  -  the  lead  of,  -  to  the 
world's  end;  serve  &c.  746;  play 
second  fiddle. 

Adj.  obedient;  compl-ying, 
-iant;  loyal,  faithful,  devoted;  at 
one's  -call,  -  command,  -  orders, 
-  beck  and  call;  under  -beck  and 
call,  -  control. 

restrainable;  resigned,  passive; 
submissive  &c.  725;  henpecked; 
pliant  &c.  {soft)  324. 

unresisted. 

306 


V.  (II.)  f. 


INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION. 


742-746 


bit;  strike  &c.  (resist)  719;  rise,  - 
in  arms ;  secede ;  mutiny,  rebel. 

Adj.  disobedient ;  uncompl-ying, 
-iant;  unsubmissive,  unruly,  un- 
governable; insubordinate,  impa- 
tient of  control ;  rest-iff,  -ive ;  re- 
fractory, contumacious ;  recusant 
&c.  (refuse)  764;  recalcitrant;  resisting  &c.  719; 
nous,  seditious,  insurgent,  riotous. 

unobeyed;  unbidden. 


Adv.  obediently  &c.  adj. ;  in 
compliance  with,  in  obedience  to. 

Phr.  to  hear  is  to  obey;  as  -, 
if-  you  please. 


lawless,  muti- 


744.  Compulsion. — JV,  compulsion,  coercion,  coaction,  con* 
straint,  duress,  enforcement,  press,  conscription. 

force;  brute  -,  main-,  physical-  force;  the  sword,  ultima 
ratio;  club  law,  argumentum  haculinum,  le  droit  du  plus  fort, 
martial  law. 

restraint  &c.  751 ;  necessity  &c.  601  \  force  majeure;  Hobson's 
choice. 

V.  compel,  force,  make,  drive,  coerce,  constrain,  enforce, 
necessitate,  oblige. 

force  upon,  press;  cram  -,  thrust  -,  force-  down  the  throat; 
say  it  must  be  done,  make  a  point  of,  insist  upon,  take  no  de- 
nial; put  down,  dragoon. 

extort,  wring  from;  put-,  turn- on  the  screw;  drag  into; 
bind,  -  over ;  pin  -,  tie-  down ;  require,  tax,  put  in  force ;  re- 
strain &c.  751. 

Adj.  compelling  &c.  v. ;  coercive,  coactive ;  inexorable  &c. 
739;  compuls-ory,  -atory;  obligatory,  stringent,  peremptory. 

forcible,  not  to  be  trifled  with ;  irresistible  &c.  601 ;  com- 
pelled &c.  V. ;  fain  to. 

Adv.  by  -force  &c.  w.,  -  force  of  arms;  on  compulsion,  per- 
force; viet  armis,  under  the  lash;  at  the  point  of  the  -sword, 
-  bayonet;  forcibly;  by  a  strong  arm. 

under  protest,  in  spite  of  one's  teeth ;  against  one's  will  &c. 
603;  nolens  volens&c.  {of  necessity)  601;  by  stress  of  -circum- 
stances, -  weather ;  under  press  of. 


745.  Master. — JV.  master.  ]m- 
drone;  lord,  -  paramount;  com- 
mand-er,  -ant  ;  captain  ;  chief, 
-tain;  sirdar,  sachem,  sheik,  head, 
senior,  governor,  ruler,  dictator; 
leader  &c.  (director)  694. 

lord  of  the  ascendant;  cock  of 
the  -walk,  -  roost ;  grey  mare ;  mis- 
tress . 

potentate ;  liege,  -  lord ;  suze- 
rain, sovereign,  monarch,  auto- 
crat, despot,  tyrant,  oligarch. 


746.     Servant. — N.     subject, 
liegeman ;  servant,  retainer,  follow- 
er,  henchman,  servitor,  domestic, 
menial,    help,  lady  help,  emjployt 
attache  \  official. 

retinue,     suite,     cortege,     stall 
court. 

attendant,  squire,  usher,  page, 
donzel,  footboy;  train-,  cup-bear- 
er; waiter,  tapster,  butler,  livery 
servant,  lackey,  footman,  flunkey, 
valet,  talet  de  cliambre:  equerry, 
307 


745-746. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (IT.)    ]. 


crowned  head,  emperor,  king, 
anointed  king,  majesty,  imperator^ 
protector,  president,  stadtholder, 
judge. 

cicsar, kaiser,  czar,  sultan,  soldan, 
grand  Turk,  caliph,  imaum,  shah, 
padishah,  sophi,  mogul,  great  mo- 
gul,  khan,   cham;    lama,   tycoon, 


mikado,  inca,  cazique;  vaivode; 
wai-,  way  -  wode  ;  landamman  ; 
scyyid. 

prince,  duke  &c.  (ndbllity)  875; 
archduke,  doge,  elector;  seignior; 
mar-,  land-grave;  rajah,  emir, 
nizam,  nawaub. 

empress,  queen,  sultana,  czarina, 
princess,  infanta,  duchess,  mar- 
gravine. 

regent,  viceroy,  exarch,  palatine, 
khedive,  hospodar,  beglerbeg, 
three-tailed  bashaw , pasha,  pashaw, 
bashaw,  bey,  beg,  dey,  scherif, 
tetrach,  satrap,  mandarin,  subha- 
dar,  nabob,  maharajah ;  burgrave; 
IdHv^&Q.  {jjro'prletor)!!^. 

the  -authorities,  -  powers  that 
be,  -  government ;  staff,  Hat  major, 
aga,  official,  man  in  office,  person 
in  authority. 

[Military  authorities]  marshal, 
field-marshal,  marechnl;  general, 
-issimo;  commander-in-chief,  ser- 
askier,  Jietman;  lieutenant-,  major- 
general  ;  colonel,  lieutenant-colo- 
nel, major,  captain,  centurion, 
skipper,  lieutenant,  sub-lieuten- 
ant, officer,  staff-officer,  aide  de 
camp,  brigadier,  brigade-major, 
adjutant,  jemidar,  ensign,  cornet, 
cadet,  subaltern,  noD-coramissioned 
officer;  sergeant,  -major;  colour 
sergeant;  corporal,  -major;  lance-, 
actmg-corporal :  drum  major. 

[Civil  authorities]  mayor,  -alty;  prefect,  chancellor,  archon, 
provost,  magistrate,  syndic;  alcalde,  alcaid;  burgomaster,  cor- 
regidor,  seneschal,  alderman,  warden,  constable,  portreeve;  lord 
m&yor;  officer  &c.  {executive)  965. 

[Naval  authorities]  admiral,  -ty;  rear-,  vice-,  port-admiral; 
commodore  captain,  commander,  lieutenant,  skipper,  mate, 
master. 

308 


groom;  jockey,  hostler,  ostler, 
tiger,  orderly,  messenger,  cad, 
gillie,  herdsman,  swineherd. 

bailiff,  castellan,  seneschal,  cham- 
berlain, major-domo,  groom  of  the 
chambers. 

secretary;  under  -,  assistant- 
secretary;  clerk;  subsidiary;  agent 
&c.  758;  subaltern;  under-ling, 
-strapper;  man. 

maid, -servant;  handmaid;  con- 
jidente,  lady's  maid,  abigail,  mu- 
brette;  nurse,  Imine,  ayah;  nurse-, 
nursery-,  house-,  parlour-,  wait- 
ing-, chamber-,  kitchen-,  scullery- 
maid  ;  femme  -,  Jille-  de  chamhre; 
camarista;  chef  de  cuisine^  cordon 
bleu,  cook,  scullion,  Cinderella; 
maid  -,  servant-  of  all  work; 
laundress,  bed-maker,  gyp,  scout; 
journeyman,  charwoman  &:,c. {work- 
er) 090. 

serf,  vassal,  slave,  negro,  helot; 
bonds-man,  -woman;  bondslave; 
dme  damnee,  odalisque,  ryot,  ad- 
scriptus  glebcn;  vill-ain,  -ein;  bead-, 
bede-sman;  sizar;  pension-er,  -ary; 
client;  depend-ant,    -ent;    hanger 


ty)  886 ;  led  captain ;  protege,  ward, 
hireling,  mercenary,  puppet,  crea- 
ture. 

badge  of  slavery ;  bonds  &c.  752. 

V.  serve ;  wait  -,  attend  -,  dance 
attendance  -,  pin  oneself-  upon; 
squire,  tend,  hang  on  the  sleeve 
of. 

Adj.  in  the  train  of;  in  one's 
-pay,  -  employ;  at  one's  call  &c. 
{obedient)  743 ;  in  bonds. 


V.  (II.)  I. 


INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION. 


747-  74a 


747.  [Insignia  of  authority.]  Sceptre. — N.  sceptre,  regalia, 
rod  of  empire,  mace, /asces,  wand;  staff,  -  of  office;  hdton^ 
truncheon ;  flag  &c.  {insignia)  550 ;  ensign  -,  emblem  -,  badge 
-J  insignia-  of  authority. 

throne,  chair,  musnud,   divan,  dais,  woolsack. 

toga,  pall,  mantle,  robes  of  state,  ermine,  purple. 

crown,  coronet,  diadem,  tiara,  cap  of  maintenance ;  decora- 
tion ;  title  &c.  877 ;  portfolio. 

key,  signet,  seals,  talisman;  helm;  reins  &c.  {means  of  re- 
straint)  753. 


748.  Freedom.  —  N.  freedom, 
liberty,  independence;  licence  &c. 
{permission)  760;  facility  &c.  705. 

scope,  range,  latitude,  play ;  free 
-,  full-  -play,  -  scope;  free  stage 
and  no  favour;  swing,  full  swing, 
elbow-room,  margin,  rope,  wide 
berth;  Liberty  Hall. 

franchise,  denization;  free  -, 
freed-,  livery-  man;  denizen. 

autonomy,  self-government,  lib- 
eralism, free  trade;  non-interfer- 
ence &c.  706. 

immunity,  exemption ;  emanci- 
pation &c.  {liberation)  750 ;  en-,  af- 
franchisement. 

free  land,  freehold;  allodium; 
^rankalmoigne,  mortmain. 

V.  be  -free  &c.  adj. ;  have  -scope 
•fee.  71.,  -  the  run  of,  -  one's  own 
Way,  -  a  will  of  one's  own,  -  one's 
fling;  do  what  one  -likes,  -  wishes, 

-  pleases,  -  chooses ;  go  at  large, 
feel   at    home,    paddle   one's  own 
canoe;     stand    on   one's 
rights ;  shift  for  oneself. 

take  a  liberty;  make  -free  with, 

-  oneself  quite  at  home;  use  a 
freedom;  take  -leave,  -  French 
leave. 

set  free  &c.  {liberate)  750 ;  give  a 
loose  to  &c.  {permit)  760;  allow  -, 
give-  scope  &c.  n.  to ;  give  a  horse 
his  head. 

make  free  of ;  give  the  -freedom 
of,  -  franchise ;  en-,  af-f ranchise. 

laisser  -faire,  -  aller;  live  and 
let  live;  leave  to  oneself ;  leave-, 
let-  alone. 


-legs, 


749.  Subjection.  —  JSf.  subjec- 
tion; depend -ence,  -ance,  -ency; 
subordination;  thrall,  thraldom, 
enthralment,  subjugation,  bond- 
age, serfdom;  feudal-ism,  -ity; 
vassalage,  villenage;  slavery,  en- 
slavement, involuntary  servitude. 

service;  servi-tude,  -torship  ; 
tendence,  employ,  tutelage,  client- 
ship  ;  liability  &c.  177 ;  constraint 
&c.  751;  oppression  &c.  {severity) 
739 ;  yoke  &c.  {means  of  restraint) 
753;  submission  &c.  735;  obedi- 
ence &c.  743. 

V.  be  -subject  &c.  adj. ;  be  -, 
lie-  at  the  mercy  of ;  depend  - 
lean  -,  hang-  upon ;  fall  -a  prey 
to,  -  under;  play  second  fiddle. 

be  a  -mere  machine,  -  puppet,  - 
football ;  not  dare  to  say  one's  soul 
is  his  own ;  drag  a  chain. 

serve  &c.  746;  obey  &c.  743; 
submit  &c.  725. 

break  in,  tame ;  subject,  subju- 
gate ;  master  &c.  731 ;  tread  -down, 
-  under  foot;  weigh  down;  drag 
at  one's  chariot  wheels;  reduce  td 
-subjection,  -  slavery ;  en-,  in-,  be- 
thral;  enslave,  lead  captive;  take 
into  custody  &c.  {restrain)  751 ; 
rule  &c.  737;  drive  into  a  corner, 
hold  at  the  sword's  point;  keep 
under;  hold  in  -bondage,  -  lead- 
ing strings,  -  swaddling  clothes. 

Adj.  subject,  dependent,  subor- 
dinate ;  feud-al,  -atory ;  in  subjec- 
tion to,  under  control ;  in  -lead- 
ing strings,  -harness;  subjected, 
enslaved  etc.  v. ;  constrained  &c. 
3D9 


748-751 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  I 


751;  down-trodden;  over-borne, 
-whelmed;  under  the  lash,  on  the 
hip,  led  by  the  nose,  henpecked ; 
the  -puppet,  -  sport,  -  plaything- 
of;  under  one's  -orders,  -  com- 
mand, -  thumb;  a  slave  to;  at  the 
mercy  of;  in  the  -power,  -  hands, 
-  clutches-  of ;  at  the  feet  of ;  at 
one's  beck  and  call  &c.  {ohedient) 
743;  liable  &c.  177;  parasitical; 
stipendiary. 
Adv.  under. 


Adj.  free,  -  as  air;  out  of  har- 
ness, indepeiident,  at  large,  loose, 
scot  free ;  left  -alone ,  -  to  oneself. 

in  full  swing;  uncaught,  uncon- 
strained, unbuttoned,  unconfined, 
unrestrained,  unchecked,  unpre- 
vented,  unhindered,  unobstructed, 
unbound,  uncontrolled,  untram- 
melled. 

unsubject,  ungoverned,  unen- 
slaved,  unenthralled,  unchained, 
unshackled,  unfettered,  unreined, 
unbridled,  uncurbed,  unmuzzled. 

unrestricted,  unlimited,  uncon- 
ditional ;  absolute ;  discretionary 
^c.  {optional)  600. 

unassailed,  unforced,  uncompelled. 

unbiassed,  spontaneous. 

free  and  easy ;  at  -,  at  one's-   ease ;    degage^    quite   at   home ; 
wanton,  rampant,  irrepressible,  unvanquished. 

exempt ;  freed  &c.  750 ;  freeborn ;  autonomous,  freehold,  allo- 
dial ;  gratis  &c.  815. 

unclaimed,  going  a  begging. 

Adv.  freely  &c.  adj. ;  ad  libitum  &c.  {at  icill)  600. 


750.  Liberation.  —  N.  libera- 
tion, disengagement,  release,  en- 
largement, emancipation;  af-,  en- 
franchisement; manumission;  dis- 
charge, dismissal. 

deliverance  &c.  672;  redemp- 
tion, extrication,  acquittance,  ab- 
solution ;  acquittal  &c.  970 ;  escape 
&c.  671. 

V.  liberate,  free;  set  -free,  - 
at  liberty;  render  free,  emanci- 
pate, release;  en-,  af-franchise ; 
manumit  ;  enlarge  ;  dis  -  band, 
-charge,  -miss,  -enthral ;  let  -go,  - 
loose,  -  out,  -  slip;  cast  -,  turn- 
adrift;  deliver  &c.  672;  absolve 
&c.  {acquit)  970. 

unfetter  &c.  751,  untie  &c.  43; 
loose  &c.  {disjoin)  44;  loosen,  re- 
lax; un-bolt,  -bar,  -close,  -cork, 
-clog,  -hand,  -bind,  -chain,  -har- 
ness; dis-engage,  -entangle;  clear, 
extricate,  unloose. 

gain  -,   obtain  -,  acquire-  one's 


751.  Restraint. — N.  restraint ; 
hindrance  &c,  706;  coercion  &c. 
{compulsion)  744;  cohibition,  con- 
straint, repression ;  discipline,  con- 
trol. 

confinement;  durance,  duress; 
imprisonment ;  incarceration,  co- 
arctation, entombment,  mancipa- 
tion, durance  vile,  limbo,  captivi- 
ty; blockade. 

arrest,  -ation;  custody,  keep, 
care,  charge,  ward,  restringency. 

curb  &c.  {means  of  restraint)  752 ; 
lettres  de  cachet. 

limitation,  restriction,  protec- 
tion, monopoly;  prohibition  &c. 
761. 

prisoner  &c.  754. 

F.  restrain,  check;  put-,  lay- 
under  restraint;  en-,  in-,  be-thral; 
restrict;  debar  &c.  (hinder)  706; 
constrain;  coerce &c.  {compel)  11  ^4ti\ 
curb,  control ;  hold  -,  keep-  -back, 
-  from,  -  in,  -  in  check,  -  within 
310 


V.  (II.)  I.  INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION.  750—752. 


-liberty  &c.  748 ;  get  -rid,  -  clear- 
of ;  deliver  oneself  from;  shake  off 
the  yoke,  slip  the  collar;  break 
-loose,  -  prison ;  tear  asunder  one's 
bonds,  cast  off  trammels;  escape 
&c.  671. 

Adj.  liberated  &c.  v. ;  out  of  har- 
ness &c.  (free)  748. 

Int.  unhand  me  I  let  me  go  I 


bounds ;  hold  in  -leash,  -  leading 
strings;  withhold. 

keep  under;  repress,  suppress; 
smother;  pull  in,  rein  in;  hold,  - 
fast;  keep  a  tight  hand  on;  pro- 
hibit &c.  761 ;  in-,  co-hibit. 

enchain ;  fasten  «fec.  {join)  43 ; 
fetter,  shackle;  en-,  trammel; 
bridle,  muzzle,  gag,  pinion,  man- 
acle, handcuff,  tie  one's  hands, 
hobble,  bmd  hand  and  foot ; 
swathe,  swaddle;  pin  down,  teth- 
er, picket ;  tie,  -  up,  -  down ;  secure ;  forge  fetters. 

confine;  shut  -up,  -  in;  clap  up,  lock  up,  box  up,  mew  up, 
bottle  up,  cork  up,  seal  up,  button  up;  hem  in,  bolt  in,  wall  in, 
rail  in;  impound,  pen,  coop;  enclose  &c.  (circumscribe)  229; 
cage;  in-,  en-cage;  close  the  door  upon,  cloister;  imprison,  im- 
mure; incarcerate,  entomb;  clap-,  lay- under  hatches;  put  in 
-irons,  -  a  strait  waistcoat;  throw  -,  cast-  into  prison;  put  into 
bilboes. 

arrest;  take-up,  -charge  of,  -  into  custody;  take-,  make- 
-prisoner,  -captive;  captivate;  lead  -captive,  -into  captivity; 
send  -,  commit-  to  prison;  commit;  give  in  -charge,  -  custody; 
subjugate  &c.  749. 

Adj.  re-,  con-strained  ;  imprisoned  &c.  v. ;  pent  up ;  jammed 
in,  wedged  in ;  under  -restraint,  -  lock  and  key,  -  hatches ;  in 
swaddling  clothes;  on  parole;  in  custody  &c,  (prisoner)  754; 
cohibitive;  coactive  &c.  (com'p-uhory)  744. 
stiff,  restringent,  straitlaced,  hide-bound, 
ice-,  wind-,  weather-bound;  "cabined  cribbed  confined;"  in 
Lob's  pound,  laid  by  the  heels. 

752.  [Means  of  restraint.]  Prison. — N.  prison,  -house;  jail, 
gaol,  cage,  coop,  den,  cell;  stronghold,  fortress,  keep,  don- 
jon, dungeon.  Bastille^  oubliette,  bridewell,  house  of  correction, 
hulks,  toll-booth,  panopticon,  penitentiary,  guard-room,  lock- 
up, hold ;  round  -,  watch  -,  station  -,  sponging-  house ;  sta- 
tion; house  of  detention,  black  hole,  pen,  fold,  pound;  en- 
closure &c.  232;  penal  settlement;  bilboes,  stocks,  limbo, 
quod. 

Newgate,  Fleet,  Marshalsea;  King's  (or  Queen's)  Bench. 

bond ;  bandage ;  irons,  pinion,  gyve,  fetter,  shackle,  tram- 
mel, manacle,  handcuff,  strait  waistcoat. 

yoke,  collar,  halter,  harness;  muzzle,  gag,  bit,  brake,  curb, 
snafl&e,  bridle;  rein,  -s;  bearing- rein;  martingale,  leading 
string;  tether,  picket,  band,  chain;  cord,  guy  &c.  (fastening) 
45. 

bolt,  bar,  lock,  padlock,  rail,  wall;  paling,  palisade;  fence; 
barrier,  barricade. 

drag  &c.  (hindrance)  706. 

-    -  £11 


753-756. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  1. 


753.  Keeper. — If.  keeper,  custo- 
dian, custos,  ranger,  warder,  jailer, 
gaoler,  turnkey,  castellan,  guard; 
watch,  -dog,  -man;  Charley;  sen- 
try, -tinel ;  watch  and  ward ;  coji- 
cierge,  coastguard,  guarda  costa, 
gamekeeper. 

escort,  body  guard. 

protector,  governor,  duenna ; 
guardian ;  governess  &c.  (teacher) 
540;  nurse,  bonne,  ayah. 

755.  —  [Vicarious  authority.] 
Commission. — JV.  commission,  de- 
legation; con-,  as-signment ;  pro- 
curation ;  deputation,  legation, 
mission,  embassy ;  agency,  agent- 
ship;  power  of  attorney;  clerk- 
ship. 

errand,  charge,  brevet,  diploma, 
exequatur,  permit  &c.  (permis- 
sion) 760. 

appointment,  nomination,  re- 
turn ;  charter ;  ordination ;  installa- 
tion, inauguration,  investiture  ; 
accession,  coronation,  enthrone- 
ment. 

vicegerency  ;  regency,  regent- 
ship. 

viceroy  &c.  745;  consignee  &c. 
758 ;  deputy  &c.  759. 

V.  commission,  delegate,  de- 
pute ;  consign,  assign ;  charge ;  in-, 
en-trust;  commit,  -to  the  hands 
of;   authorize  &c.   (permit)  760. 

put  in  commission,  accredit,  en- 
gage, hire,  bespeak,  appoint,  name, 
nominate,  return,  ordain;  install, 
induct,  inaugurate,  invest,  crown ; 
en-roll,  -list. 

employ,  empower;  set  -,  place- 
over;  send  out. 

be  commissioned,  be  accredited; 
represent,  stand  for;  stand  in  the 
-stead,  -  place,  -  shoes-  of. 

Adj,  commissioned  &c.  v. 


754.  Prisoner.  —  JV!  prisoner, 
captive,  detenu,  close  prisoner. 

jail-bird,  ticket-of -leave  man. 

F.  stand  committed ;  be  -impri- 
soned &c.  751. 

Adj.  imprisoned  &c.  751  ;  in 
-prison,  -  quod,  -  durance  vile,  - 
limbo,  -  custody,  -  charge,  - 
chains;  under  -lock  and  key,  - 
hatches ;  on  parole. 


756.  Abrogation. — N.  abroga- 
tion, annulment,  nullification ;  can- 
celling &c.  1). ;  cancel ;  revo-cation, 
-kement  ;  repeal,  rescission,  de- 
feasance. 

dismissal,  conge,  demission;  de- 
pos-al,  -ition;  dethronement;  dis- 
establish-, disendow-ment;  decon- 
secration. 

aboli-tion,  -shment;  dissolution. 

counter-order,  -mand ;  repudia- 
tion, retractation;  recantation  &c. 
(tergiversation)  607. 

V.  abrogate,  annul,  cancel ;  de- 
stroy &c.  162;  abolish;  revoke,  re- 
peal, rescind,  reverse,  retract,  re- 
call; over-rule,  -ride;  set  aside; 
disannul,  dissolve,  quash,  nullify, 
declare  null  and  void;  dis-estab- 
lish,  -endow ;  deconsecrate. 

disclaim  &c.  (deny)  536;  ignore, 
repudiate;  recant  &c.  607;  divest 
oneself,  break  off. 

counter-mand,  -order;  do  away 
with ;  sweep  -,  brush-  away ;  throw 
-overboard,  -  to  the  dogs;  scatter 
to  the  winds,  cast  behind. 

dismiss,  discard;  cast  -,  turn- 
-off,  -  out,  -adrift,  -out  of  doors, 

-  aside,  -  away ;  send  -off,  -  away, 

-  about  one's  business;  discharge, 
get  rid  of  &c.  (eject)  297. 

cashier;  break;  oust  ;  un-seat, 
-saddle;  un-,  de-,  disen-throne  ; 
depose,  uncrown;  unfrock,  strike 
off  the  roll;  dis-bar,  -bench. 

be  -abrogated  &c. ;  receive  its 
quietus. 

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V.  (II.)  X.  INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION.  756-759. 

Adj.  abrogated  &c.  v, ;  functtis  officio. 

Int.  get  along  with  you  I  begone  I   go  about  your  business  I 
away  with ! 

757.  Resignation.  —  N.  resignation,  retirement,  abdica- 
tion, renunciation,  abjuration. 

V.  resign;  give  -,  throw-  up;  lay  down,  throw  up  the 
cards,  wash  one's  hands  of,  abjure,  renounce,  forego,  disclaim, 
retract;  deny  &c.  536. 

abrogate  &c.  756 ;  desert  &c.  {relinquish)  624 ;  get  rid  of  &c. 
782. 

abdicate;  vacate,  -  one's  seat;  accept  the  stewardship  of  the 
Chiltern  Hundreds;  retire;  tender  one's  resignation. 

Adj.  abdicant. 

Phr.   "Othello's  occupation  's  gone." 

758.  Consignee. — N.  consignee,  trustee,  nominee,  com- 
mittee. 

delegate;  commiss-ary,  -ioner;  emissary,  envoy,  commission- 
aire ;  messenger  &c.  584. 

diplomatist,  diplomate,  corps  diplomatique,  embassy;  am-, 
em-bassador;  representative,  resident,  consul,  legate,  nuncio, 
internuncio,  charge  d'affaires.^  attache. 

vicegerent  &c.  {deputy)  759 ;  plenipotentiary. 

functionary,  placeman,  curator;  treasurer  &c.  801;  agent, 
factor,  bailiff,  clerk,  secretary,  attorney,  solicitor,  proctor, 
broker,  underwriter,  commission  agent,  auctioneer,  one's  man 
of  business;  factotum  &c.  {director)  694. 

negotiator,  go  between;  middleman;  under  agent,  employe; 
servant  &c.  746. 

traveller,  bagman,  commis-voyageur,  touter. 

newspaper  -,  own  -,  special-  correspondent. 

759.  Deputy.— -ZV.  deputy,  substitute,  vice,  proxy,  locum 
tenem,  delegate,  representative,  next  friend,  surrogate,  secon- 
dary. 

regent,  vicegerent,  vizier,  minister,  vicar;  premier  &c.  {di- 
rector) 694 ;  chancellor,  prefect,  provost,  warden,  lieutenant, 
archon,  consul,  proconsul. 

viceroy  &c.  {governor)  745. 

commissioner  &c.  758 ;  plenipotentiary,  alter  ego. 

V.  be  -deputy  &c.  n. ;  stand  -,  appear  -,  answer-  for;  repre- 
sent; stand  -,  walk-  in  the  shoes  of;  stand  in  the  stead  of. 

ablegate,  accredit. 

Adj.  acting;  vice,  -regal;  accredited  to. 

Adv.  in  !)ehalf  of. 


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760-762. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (XL)  II. 


Section  II.     Special  Intersocial  Volition. 


760.  Permission. — iV".  permis- 
sion, leave;  allow-,  suffer-ance; 
toler-ance,  -ation;  liberty,  law,  li- 
cence, concession,  grace;  indul- 
gence &c.  {lenity)  740;  favour,  dis- 
pensation, exemption,  release;  con- 
nivance; vouch  safement. 

authorization,  warranty,  accor- 
dance, admission. 

permit,  warrant,  hrevet,  precept, 
sanction,  authority,  firman ;  pass, 
-port  ;  furlough,  licence,  carte 
Uanche^  ticket  of  leave;  grant, 
charter,  patent. 

V.  permit ;  give  -permission  &c. 
«.,  -  power;  let,  allow,  admit; 
suffer,  bear  with,  tolerate,  recog- 
nize; concede  &c.  762;  accord, 
vouchsafe,  favour,  humour,  in- 
dulge, stretch  a  point;  wink  at, 
connive  at ;  shut  one's  eyes  to. 

grant,  empower,  charter,  en- 
franchise, privilege,  confer  a  priv- 
ilege, license,  authorize,  warrant; 


Int.  forbid  it  heaven!  &c.  {de- 
precatio?i)  766. 

hands-,  keep-  off  !  hold!  stop  I 
avast  I 

Phr.  that  will  never  do. 


sanction ;  entnist  &c.  (commission) 
755. 

give  -carte  ilanche^  -  scope  to 
&c.  {freedoni)  748 ;  leave  -alone,  - 
it  to  one,  -the  door  open;  open 
the  -door  to,  -  floodgates ;  give  a 
loose  to. 

let  off;  absolve  &c.  {acquit)  970; 
release,  exonerate,  dispense  with. 

ask  -,  beg  -,  request-  -leave,  - 
permission. 

Adj,  permitting  &c.  v. ;  per- 
missive, indulgent;  permitted  &c. 

V. ;  patent,  chartered,  permissible,  allowable,  lawful,  legitimate, 
legal;  legalized  &c.  {law)  963;  licit;  unforbid,  -den;  uncondi- 
tional. 

Adv.  by  -,  with  -,  on-  -leave  &c.  n. ;  speciali  gratia  ;  under 
favour  of;  ad  libitnm  &c.  {freely)  748,  {at  icill)  600;  by  all 
means  &c.  {willingly)  602 ;  yes  &c.  {assent)  488. 

762.  Consent. — N.  consent ;  assent  &c.  488;  acquiescence; 
approval  &c.  931;  compliance,  agreement,  concession;  yield* 

314 


761.  Prohibition. — N.  pro-,  in- 
hibition; veto,  disallowance;  inter- 
dict, -ion;  injunction;  embargo, 
ban,  taboo,  proscription ;  index  ex- 
purgatorius ;  restriction  &c.  {re- 
straint) 751;  hindrance  &c.  706; 
forbidden  fruit. 

V.  pro-,  in-hibit;  forbid,  put 
one's  mto  upon,  disallow;  bar; 
debar  &c.  {hinder)  706,  forefend. 

keep  -in,  -  within-  bounds ;  re- 
strain &c.  751 ;  cohibit,  withhold, 
limit,  circumscribe,  clip  the  wings 
of,  restrict:  interdict,  taboo;  put 
-,  place-  under  -an  interdiction,  - 
the  ban ;  proscribe ;  exclude,  shiut 
out;  shut-,  bolt-,  show-  the  door; 
warn  off;  dash  the  cup  frum  one's 
lips;  forbid  the  banns. 

Adj.  prohibit-ive,  -ory  ;  pro- 
scriptive ;  restrictive,  exclusive ; 
forbidding  &c.  v. 

prohibited  &c.  v. ;  not  -per- 
mitted &c.  760;  unlicensed,  con- 
traband, under  the  ban  of;  illegal 
&c.  964;  unauthorized,  not  to  be 
thought  of. 

Adv.  on  no  account  &c.  {no) 
536. 


V.   (II)  IL 


INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION. 


762^76*. 


ance,  -ingness ;  accession,  acknowledgment,  acceptance,  agni- 
tion. 

settlement,  ratification,  confirmation. 

permit  &c.  { jjermission)  760;  promise  &c.  768. 

V.  consent;  assent  &c.  488;  yield  assent,  admit,  allow, 
concede,  grant,  yield ;  come  -over,  -  round ;  give  into,  ac- 
knowledge, agnize,  give  consent,  comply  with,  acquiesce, 
agree  to,  fall  in  with,  accede,  accept,  embrace  an  offer,  close 
with,  take  at  one's  word,  have  no  objection. 

satisfy,  meet  one's  wishes,  settle,  come  to  terms  &c.  488; 
not  -refuse  &c.  764 ;  turn  a  willing  ear  &c.  {willingness)  603 ; 
jamp  at;  deign,  vouchsafe;  promise  &c.  768. 

Adj.  consenting  &c.  v. ;  squeezable ;  agreed  &c.  (assent) 
488;  unconditional. 

Adv.  yes  «fcc.  (assent)  488 ;  by  all  means  &c.  (willingly)  602 ; 
if  -,  as-  you  please ;  be  it  so,  so  be  it,  well  and  good,  of 
course. 


763.  Offer. — iV.  offer,  proffer, 
presentation,  tender,  bid,  over- 
ture ;  propos-al,  -ition ;  motion,  in- 
vitation ;  candidature ;  offering  &c. 
(gift)  784. 

V.  offer,  proffer,  present,  ten- 
der; bid;  propose,  move;  make  -a 
motion,  -  advances ;  start ;  invite, 
hold  out,  place  in  one's  way,  put 
forward. 

hawk  about ;  offer  for  sale  &c. 
796 ;  press  &c.  (request)  765 ;  lay  at 
one's  feet. 

offer  -,  present-  oneself ;  volun- 
teer, come  forward,  be  a  candi- 
date ;  stand  -,  bid-  for ;  seek ;  be  at 
one's  service;  go  a  begging;  bribe 
&c.  (give)  784. 

Adj.  offer-in g,  -ed,  &c.  v. ;  in  the 
market,  for  sale,  to  let,  disen- 
gaged, on  hire. 


764.  Refusal. — N.  refusal,  re- 
jection; non-,  in-compliance ;  de- 
nial; declining  &c.  v. ;  declension; 
peremptory  -,  flat  -,  point  blank- 
refusal;  repulse,  rebuff;  discoun- 
tenance. 

recusancy,  abnegation,  protest, 
disclaimer ;  dissent  &c.  489 ;  revo- 
cation &c.  756. 

V.  refuse,  reject,  deny,  decline; 
nill,  negative ;  refuse  -,  withhold- 
one's  assent ;  shake  the  head ;  close 
the  -hand,  -  purse;  grudge,  be- 
grudge, be  slow  to,  hang  fire. 

be  deaf  to ;  turn  -a  deaf  ear  to, 
-  one's  back  upon;  set  one's  face 
against,  discountenance,  not  hear 
of,  have  nothing  to  do  with,  wash 
one's  hands  of,  stand  aloof,  for- 
swear, set  aside,  cast  behind  one; 
not  yield  an  inch  &c.  (obstinacy) 
606. 

resist,  cross ;  not  -grant  &c.  762 ; 
repel,  repulse;  shut  -,  slam-  the 
door  in  one's  face;  rebuff;  send  -back,  -  to  the  right  about,  - 
away  with  a  flea  in  the  ear;  deny  oneself,  not  be  at  home  to; 
discard  «&c.  (rejmdiate)  610;  rescind  &c.  (revoke)  756;  disclaim, 
protest;  dissent  &c.  489. 

Adj.  refusing  &c.  v.;  rest-ive,   -iff;  recusant;  uncomplying, 
unconsenting ;  not  willing  to  hear  of,  deaf  to. 

refused  &c.   v. ;  ungranted,  out  of  the  question,   not  to  be 
thought  of,  impossible. 

315 


764-767. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  II. 


Adv.  no  &c.  536 ;  on  no  account,  not  for  the  world ;  no  thank 
you. 

Phr.  non  possnmus ;  [ironically]  your  humble  servant;  Uen 
oblige. 


766.  [Negative  request.]  Depre- 
cation.— N.  deprecation,  expostu- 
lation; intercession,  mediation. 

V,  deprecate,  protest,  expostu- 
late, enter  a  protest,  intercede  for. 

Adj.  deprecatory,  expostulatory, 
intercessory,  mediatorial. 

deprecated,  protested. 

un-,  unbe-sought;  unasked  &c. 
{see  ask  &c.  765). 

Int.  cry  you  mercy  !  God  for- 
bid !  forbid  it  Heaven  !  Heaven 
-forefend,  -  forbid !  far  be  it  from  I 
hands  off!  &c.  (prohibition)  761. 


765.  Request. — N".  requ-est, 
-i^ition ;  claim  «&c.  (demand)  741 ; 
petition,  suit,  prayer ;  begging  let- 
ter, round-robin. 

motion,  overture,  application, 
canvass,  address,  appeal,  apostro- 
phe; imprecation;  rogation. 

orison  &c.  (worship)  9p0;  incan- 
tation &c.  (spell)  993. 

mendicancy ;  asking,  begging  &c. 
v. ;  postulation,  solicitation,  invi- 
tation, entreaty,  importunity,  sup- 
plication, instance,  impetration, 
imploration,  obsecration,  obtesta- 
tion, invocation,  ihterpellation. 

V.  request,  ask ;  beg,  crave,  sue, 
pray,  petition,  solicit,   invite,  pop 

the  question,  make  bold  to  ask;  beg  -leave,  -  a  boon  ;  apply  to, 
call  to,  put  to;  call  -upon,  -  for;  make  -,  address  -,  prefer  -, 
put  up-  a  -request,  -  prayer,  -  petition ;  make  -application,  -  a 
requisition ;  ask  -,  trouble-  one  for ;  claim  &c.  (demand)  741 ; 
offer  up  prayers  &c.  (worship)  990 ;  whistle  for. 

beg  hard,  entreat,  beseech,  plead,  supplicate,  implore;  con- 
jure, adjure;  obtest;  cry  to,  kneel  to,  appeal  to;  invoke,  evoke; 
impetrate,  imprecate,  ply,  press,  urge,  beset,  importune,  dun,  tax, 
clamour  for;  cry -aloud,  -for  help;  fall  on  one's  knees;  throw 
oneself  at  the  feet  of;  come  down  on  one's  marrow-bones. 

beg  from  door  to  door,  send  the  hat  round,  go  a  begging; 
mendicate,  mump,  cadge,  beg  one's  bread. 

dance  attendance  on,  besiege,  knock  at  the  door. 

bespeak,  canvass,  tout,  make  interest,  court;  seek,  bid  for 
&c.  (offer)  763 ;  publish  the  banns. 

Adj.  requesting  &c.  v. ;  precatory ;  suppli-ant,  -cant,  -catory ; 
postulant. 

importunate,  clamorous,  urgent ;  cap  in  hand ;  on  one's  -knees, 
-  bended  knees,  -marrow-bones. 

Adv.  prithee,  do,  please,  pray ;  be  so  good  as,  be  good  enough ; 
have  the  goodness,  vouchsafe,  will  you,  I  pray  thee,  if  you  please. 

Int.  for  -God's,  -  heaven's  -  goodness',  -  mercy's-  sake. 

767.  Petitionek.  —  N.  petitioner,  solicitor,  applicant;  sup- 
pli-ant, -cant;  suitor,  candidate,  claimant,  postulant,  aspirant^ 
competitor,  bidder;  place  -,  pot-  hunter;  prizer. 

beggar,  mendicant,  mumper,  sturdy  beggar,  cadger. 

canvasser,  touter. 

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V.  (II.)  III.  INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION.  768-769. 


Section  III.    Conditional  Intersocial  Volition. 


768«.  Eelease  from  engage- 
ment.— iV.  release  &c.  (liberation) 
750. 

Adj.     absolute  ;     unconditional 

&c.  {free)  748. 


768.  Promise. — N.  promise,  un- 
dertaking, word,  troth,  plight, 
pledge,  parole^  word  of  honour, 
vow  ;  oath  &c.  {affirmation)  535 ; 
profession,  assurance,  warranty, 
guarantee,  insurance,  obligation; 
contract  &c.  769. 

engagement,  pre-engagement ;  affiance;  betroth,  -al,  -ment. 

V.  promise;  give  a  -promise  &c.  n. ;  undertake,  engage;  make 
-,  form-  an  engagement ;  enter  -into,  -  on-  an  engagement ;  bind 
-,  tie  -,  pledge  -,  commit  -,  take  upon- oneself ;  vow;  swear  &c. 
{affirm)  535,  give  -,  pass  -,  pledge  -,  plight-  one's  -word,  - 
honour,  -  credit,  -  troth;  betroth,  plight  faith. 

assure,  warrant,  guarantee ;  covenant  &c.  769 ;  attest  &c.  (bear 
witness)  467. 

hold  out  an  expectation;  contract  an  obligation;  become 
-bound  to,  -  sponsor  for;  answer  -,  be  answerable-  for;  secure; 
give  security  (fcc.  771 ;  underwrite. 

adjure,  administer  an  oath,  put  to  one's  oath,  swear  a  wit- 
ness. 

Adj.  promising  &c.  v. ;  promissory ;  votive ;  under  hand  and 
seal,  upon  oath. 

promised  &c.  v. ;  affianced,  pledged,  bound ;  committed,  com- 
promised ;  in  for  it. 

Adv.  as  one's  head  shall  answer  for. 

PJir.  in  for  a  penny  in  for  a  pound. 

769.  Compact.  —  N.  compact,  contract,  agreement,  bar- 
gain ;  affidation ;  pact,  -ion ;  bond,  covenant,  indenture. 

stipulation,  settlement,  convention;  compromise,  cartel. 

protocol,  treaty,  concordat^  Zolherein,  Sonderlmnd^  charter, 
Magna  Gharta^  Pragmatic  Sanction. 

negotiation  &c.  {bargaining)  794 ;  diplomacy  &c.  (mediation) 
724 ;  negotiator  i^c.  (agent)  758. 

ratification,  completion,  signature,  seal,  sigil,  signet. 

V.  contract,  covenant,  agree  for;  engage  &c.  (promise)  768. 

treat,  negotiate,  stipulate,  make  terms ;  bargain  &c.  (barter) 
794. 

make  -,  strike-  a  bargain ;  come  to  -terms,  -  an  understand- 
ing ;  compromise  &c.  774 ;  set  at  rest ;  close,  -  with ;  conclude, 
complete,  setMe;  confirm,  ratify,  clench,  subscribe,  under- 
write; en-,  in-dorse;  put  the  seal  to;  sign,  seal  &c.  (attest') 
467 ;  indent. 

take  one  at  one's  word,  bargain  by  inch  of  candle. 

Adj.  agreed  &c.  v. ;  conventional ;  under  hand  and  seal. 

Fhr.  caveat  emptor. 
.   27*  317 


770-773. 


VOLITION.  V.  (li.)  iiL 

-]Sr.  conditions,  terms ;  articles,  -  of  agree- 


770.  Conditions 

ment. 

clauses,  provisions;  proviso  &c.  {qualification)  469;  covenant, 
stipulation,  obligation,  ultimatum,  sine  qua  non;  casus  foederis. 

V.  make  -,  come  to-  -terms  &c.  (contract)  769 ;  make  it  a 
condition,  stipulate,  insist  upon,  make  a  point  of;  bind,  tie  up. 

Adj.  conditional,  provisional,  guarded,  fenced,  hedged  in. 

Adv.  conditionally  &c.  (with  qualification)  469;  provisional- 
ly, 2yf'0  re  natd  ;  on  condition. 

771.  Security. — N.  security;  guaran-ty,  -tee;  gage,  war- 
ranty, bond,  tie,  pledge,  plight,  mortgage,  debenture,  hy- 
pothecation, bill  of  sale,  lien,  pawn,  pignoration;  real 
security. 

stake,  deposit,  earnest,  handsel,  caution. 

promissory  note ;  bill,  -  of  exchange;  I.O.U. ;  personal  se- 
curity, covenant,  specialty ;  parole  &c.  (  promise)  768. 

acceptance,  indorsement,  signature,  execution,  stamp,  seal. 

spon-sor,  -sion,  -sorship ;  surety,  bail ;  mainpernor,  hostage. 

recognizance;  deed  -,  covenant-  of  indemnity. 

authentication,  verification,  warrant,  certificate,  voucher, 
doquet;  record  &c.  551;  probate,  attested  copy. 

receipt ;  ac-,  quittance ;  discharge,  release. 

muniment,  title-deed,  instrument;  deed,  -  poll;  assurance, 
indenture;  charter  &c.  (compact)  769;  charter-poll;  paper, 
parchment,  settlement,  will,  testament,  last  will  and  testa- 
ment, codicil. 

V.  give  -security,  -  bail,  -  substantial  bail ;  go  bail ;  pawn, 
impawn,  spout,  mortgage,  hypothecate,  impignorate. 

guarantee,  warrant,  assure;  accept,  indorse,  underwrite, 
insure. 

execute,  stamp;  sign,  seal  &c.  (evidence)  467. 

let,  sett;  grant  -,  take  -,  hold-  a  lease;  hold  in  pledge; 
lend  on  security  &c.  787. 


772.  Observance. — JV!  obser- 
vance, performance,  compliance ; 
obedience  &c.  743 ;  fulfilment,  sat- 
isfaction, discharge;  acquit-tance, 
-tal. 

adhesion,  acknowledgment;  fi- 
delity &c.  (proMty)  939;  exact 
&c.  494-  observance. 

V.  observe,  comply  with,  re- 
spect, acknowledge,  abide  by  ; 
cling  to,  adhere  to,  be  faithful  to, 
act  up  to;  meet,  fulfil;  carry  -out, 
-  into  execution;  execute,  per- 
form, keep,  satisfy,  discharge;  do 
one's  oflSce. 


773.  NoN-OBSERVANCE. — JSf.  non- 
observance  &c.  773 ;  evasion,  inob- 
servance, failure,  omission,  neg- 
lect, laches,  laxity,  informality. 

infringement,  infraction;  viola- 
tion, transgression. 

retractation,  repudiation,  nulli- 
fication ;  protest ;  forfeiture. 

lawlessness;  disobedience  &c. 
742 ;  bad  faith  Ac.  940. 

V.  fail,  neglect,  omit,  elude, 
evade,  give  the  go  by  to,  set  aside, 
ignore;  shut  -,  close-  one's  eyes  to. 

infringe,  transgress,  violate, 
break,  trample  under  foot,  do  vio- 
818 


V.  (II.)  III.  IV.         INTERSOCIAL  VOLITION,  &c. 


772-776 


perform  - ,  fulfil  -,  discharge  -, 
acquit  oneself  of-  an  obligation; 
make  good ;  make  good  -,  keep- 
one's  -word,  -  promise;  redeem 
one's  pledge;  keep  faith  with, 
stand  to  one's  engagement. 

Adj.  observant,  faithful,  true, 
loyal ;  honourable  &c.  939 ;  true  as 
the  -dial  to  the  sun,  -  needle  to 
the  pole;  punct-ual,  -ilious;  literal 
&c.  (exact)  494;  as  good  as  one's 
word. 

Adv.  faithfully  &c.  adj. 


lence  to,  drive  a  coach  and  six 
through. 

discard,  protest,  repudiate,  fling 
to  the  winds,  set  at  naught,  nullify, 
declare  null  and  void;  cancel  etc. 
{wijte  off')  552. 

retract,  go  back  from,  be  off, 
forfeit,  go  from  one's  word,  pal 
ter;  stretch  -,  strain-  a  point. 

Adj.  violating  &c.  v. ;  lawless 
transgressive ;  elusive,  evasive. 

unfulfilled  &c.  {see  fulfil  &a 
772). 


774.  Compromise. — N.  corn-promise,  -mutation,  -position; 
middle  term,  7nezzo  termine ;  compensation  &c.  30. 

V.  com-promise,  -mute,  -pound;  take  the  mean;  split  the 
difference,  meet  one  half  way,  give  and  take ;  come  to  terms 
&c.  {contract)  769;  submit  to  -,  abide  by-  arbitration;  patch 
up,  bridge  over,  arrange;  adjust,  -  differences;  agree;  make 
-the  best  of,  -  a  virtue  of  necessity;  take  the  will  for  the 
deed. 


Section  TV.     Possessive  Relatio 


1°.  Property  in  General. 


775.  Acquisition. — N.  acquisi- 
tion ;  gaining  &c.  t.  ;  obtainment ; 
procur-ation,  -ement ;  purchase, 
descent,  inheritance ;  gift  &c.  784. 

recovery,  retrieval,  revendica- 
tion,  replevin;  redemption,  sal- 
vage, txoY ex \fLrxdi^trouvaille^  found- 
ling. 

gain,  thrift;  money  -  making, 
-grubbing  ;  lucre,  filthy  lucre, 
loaves  and  fishes,  the  main  chance, 
pelf;  emolument  &c.  {remunei-a- 
tion)  973. 

profit,  earnings,  winnings,  in- 
nings, pickings,  net  profit ;  income 
&c.  {receipt)  810;  pro-ceeds,  -duce, 
-duct;  out-come,  -put  ;  return, 
fruit,  crop,  harvest;  benefit  &c. 
{good)  618. 


776.  Loss. — N.  loss;  de-,  perdi- 
tion ;  forfeiture,  lapse. 

privation,  bereavement;  depri- 
vation &c.  {dispossession)  789 ;  rid- 
dance. 

V.  lose;  incur  -,  experience  -, 
meet  with-  a  loss;  miss;  mislay, 
let  slip,  allow  to  slip  through  the 
fingers;  be  without  &c.  {exemjjt) 
777a;  forfeit. 

get  rid  of  &c.  782;  waste  &c. 
638. 

be  lost,  lapse. 

Adj.  losing  &c.  •». ;  not  having 
&c.  777a. 

shorn  of,  deprived  of;  denuded, 
bereaved,  bereft,  minus,  cut  off; 
dispossessed  &c.  789;  rid  of,  quit 
of;  out  of  pocket. 


*  That  is,  relations  vliich  concern  property. 


319 


775—777.  VOLITION.  V.  (II.)  iv 


lost  &c.  V. ;  long  lost;  irretriev- 
able &c.  (hopeless)  859;  off  one's 
hands. 

Int.  farewell  to  !  adieu  to. 


sweepstakes,  trick,  prize,  pool; 
wealth  &c.  803. 

[Fraudulent  acquisition]  subrep- 
tion; stealing  &c.  791. 

V.  acquire,  get,  gain,  win,  earn, 
obtain,  procure,  gather;  collect 
&c.  [assemble)  72 ;  pick,  -  up ;  glean. 

find ;  come  -,  pitch  -,  light-  upon ;  scrape  -up,  -  together ;  get 
in,  reap  and  carry,  net,  bag,  sack,  bring  home,  secure ;  derive, 
draw,  get  in  the  harvest. 

profit;  make  -,  draw-  profit;  turn  to  -profit,  -  account;  make 
-capital  out  of,  -  money  by;  obtain  a  return,  reap  the  fruits  of; 
reap  -,  gain-  an  advantage;  turn  -a  penny,  -  an  honest  penny; 
make  the  pot  boil,  bring  grist  to  the  mill ;  make  -,  coin  -,  raise- 
money;  raise  -funds,  -  tlie  wind;  fill  one's  pocket  &c.  {wealth) 
803. 

treasure  up  &c.  (store)  636;  realize,  clear;  produce  &c.  161; 
take  &c.  789. 

get  back,  recover,  regain,  retrieve,  revendicate,  replevy,  re- 
deem, come  by  one's  own. 

come  -by,  -  in  for;  receive  &c.  785;  inherit;  step  into,  -a 
fortune,  -  the  shoes  of;  succeed  to. 

get  -hold  of,  -  between  one's  finger  and  thumb,  -  into  one's 
hand,  -  at    lake  -,  come  into  -,  enter  into-  possession. 

be  -profitable  &c.  adj. ;  pay,  answer. 

accrue  &c.  {be  received)  7 £5. 

Adj.  acquir-ing,  -ed  &c.  v. ;  profitable,  advantageous,  gainful, 
remunerative,  paying,  lucrative. 

777.  Possession. — iV.  possession,  seisin;  ownership  &c. 
780;  occupancy;  hold,  -ing;  tenure,  tenancy,  feodality,  de- 
pendency; vill-enage,  -anage;  socage,  chivalry,  knight  ser- 
vice. 

exclusive  possession,  impropriation,  monopoly;  retention 
&c.  781 ;  pre-possession,  -occupancy ;  nine  points  of  the  law. 

future  possession,  heritage,  inheritance,  heirship,  reversion, 
fee,  seigniority. 

bird  in  hand,  uti  possidetis,  c7<<?se  in  possession. 

V,  possess,  have,  hold,  occupy,  enjoy;  be  -possessed  of 
&c.  adj.;  have  -in  hand  &c.  adj.;  own  &c.  780;  command. 

inherit;  come  -to,  -  in  for. 

engross,  monopolize,  forestall,  regrate,  impropriate,  have 
all  to  oneself;  have  a  firm  hold  of  &c.  (retain)  781;  get  into 
one's  hand  &c.  (acquire)  775. 

belong  to,  appertain  to,  pertain  to;  be  -in  one's  possession 
&c.  ad). ;  vest  in. 

Adj.  possessing  &c.  'o. ;  worth ;  possessed  of,  seised  of, 
master  of,  in  possession  of;  endowed  -,  blest  -,  instinct  -, 
fraught  -,  laden  -,  charged-  with. 

possessed  &c.   ®. ;  on  hand,  by  o*--^;  in  hand,  in  store,  in 

320 


V.  (II.)  IV,  POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS.  777— 78a 

stock;  in  one's  -hands,  -grasp,  -possession;  at  one's  -com- 
mand, -disposal;  one's  own  &c.  (property)  780. 
unsold;  unshared. 

777a.  Exemption. — iV.  exemption ;  absence  &c.  187. 

V.  not  -have  &c.  777 ;  be  -without  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  exempt  from,  devoid  of,  without,  unpossessed  of,  un- 
blest  with. 

not  -having  &c.  777 ;  unpossessed ;  untenanted  &c.  (vacant) 
187;  without  an  owner. 

unobtained,  unacquired. 

778.  [Joint  possession.]  Participation. — iV.  participation; 
CO-,  Joint- tenancy;  posseasion  -,  tenancy-  in  common;  joint 
-,  common- stock;  co-,  partnership ;  communion;  community 
of -possessions,  -goods;  communism,  socialism;  co-operation 
&c.  709. 

snacks,  co-portion,  picnic,  hotchpot;  co-heirship,  -parceny, 
-parcenary;  gavelkind. 

participator,  sharer;  co-,  partner;  shareholder;  co-,  joint- 
tenant  ;  tenants  in  common ;  co-heir,  -parcener. 

communist,  socialist. 

F.  par-ticipate,  -take ;  share,  -  in ;  come  in  for  a  share ;  go 
-shares,  -  snacks,  -  halves;  share  and  share  alike. 

have  -,  possess  -,  be  seised-  -in  common,  -  as  joint  tenants 
&c.  n. 

join  in ;  have  a  hand  in  &c.  (co-operate)  709. 

Adj.  partaking  &c.  v. ;  communistic. 

Adv.  share  and  share  alike. 

779.  Possessor. — N.  possessor,  holder;  occup-ant,  -ier;  ten- 
ant;   person -,  man- -in   possession   &c.  777;    renter,  lodger, 
lessee,  underlessee;    zemindar,  ryot;   tenant  -on  sufferance, 
at  will,  -  from  year  to  year,  -  for  years,  -  for  life. 

owner;  propriet-or,  -ress,  -ary;  impropriator,  master,  mis- 
tress, lord. 

land-holder,  -owner,  -lord,  -lady ;  lord  -of  the  manor,  -  par- 
amount;  heritor,  laird,  vavasour,  landed  gentry,  mesne  lord, 

cestui-que-trust,  beneficiary,  mortgagor. 

grantee,  feoffee,  relessee,  devisee;  legat-ee,  -ai7. 

trustee;  holder  &c.-  of  the  legal  estate;  mortgagee. 

right  -,  rightful-  owner. 

[Future  possessor]  heir,  -  apparent,  -  presumptive;  heiress; 
inherit-or,  -ress,  -rix;  reversioner,  remainder-man. 

780.  Property. — iV.  property,  possession,  suum  cuique^ 
meum  et  tuum. 

owner-,  proprietor-,  lord-ship;  seigniority;  empire  &c.  (do- 
mini&n)  737. 

interest,  stake,  estate,  right,  title,  claim,  demand,  holding; 

321 


780—782. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  IV 


tenure  See.  (possession)  777;  vested  -,  contingent  -,  Dcneficial 
-,  equitable-  interest ;  use,  trust,  benefit ;  legal  -,  equitable- 
estate;  seisin. 

absolute  interest,  paramount  estate,  freehold;  fee,  -  simple, 

-  tail;   estate  -in  fee,  -  in  tail,  -tail;    estate  in  tail  -male, 

-  female,  -  general. 

limitation,  term,  lease,  settlement,  strict  settlement,  parti- 
cular estate ;  estate  -for  life,  -  for  years,  -  pur  autre  vie  ;  re 
mainder,  reversion,  expectancy,  possibility. 

dower,  dowry,  jointure,  appanage.  Inheritance,  heritage, 
patrimony,  alimony ;   legacy  &c.  (gift)  784. 

assets,  belongings,  means,  resources,  circumstances ;  wealth 
&c.  803 ;  money  &c.  800 ;  what  one  -is  worth,  -  will  cut  up 
for;  estate  and  effects. 

landed  -,  real-  -estate,  -  property ;  realty ;  land,  -s ;  tene- 
ments; hereditaments;  corporeal-,  incorporeal-  hereditaments; 
acres;  ground  &c.  {earth)  342. 

territory,  state,  kingdom,  principality,  realm,  empire, 

manor,  honour,  domain,  demesne;  farm,  plantation,  haci- 
enda ;  allodium  &c.  {free)  748 ;  fieff,  feoff,  feud,  zemindary, 
dependency. 

free-,  copy-,  lease-holds;  chattels  real ;  fixtures,  plant,  heir^ 
loom ;   easement ;   right  of  -common,  -  user. 

personal  -property,  -  estate,  -  effects ;  personalty,  chattels, 
goods,  effects,  movables ;  stock,  -  in  trade ;  things,  traps,  rat- 
tle-traps, paraphernalia;   equipage  &c.  633. 

parcels,  appurtenances. 

impedimenta;  lug-,  bag-gage ;  bag  and  baggage ;  pelf;  car- 
go, lading. 

rent-roll;   income  &c.  {receipts)  810. 

patent,  copyright;  chose  in  action;  credit  &c.  805;  debt 
&c.  806. 

V.  possess  &c.  777;  be  the  -possessor  &c.  779-  of;  own; 
have  for  one's  -own,  -  very  own;  come  in  for,  inherit. 

savour  of  the  realty. 

be  one's  -property  &c.  n. ;  belong  to ;  ap-,  pertain  to. 

Adj.  one's  own;  landed,  predial,  manorial,  allodial;  free-, 
copy-,  lease-hold;   feu-,  feo-dal. 

Adv.  to  one's  -credit,  -  account;  to  the  good. 

to  one  and  -his  heirs  for  ever,  -  the  heirs  of  his  body,  -  his 
heirs  and  assigns,  -  his  executors  administrators  and  assiPTS. 


781.  Retention. — N.  retention; 
retaining  &c.  v.\  keep,  detention, 
custody;  tenacity,  firm  hold,  grasp, 
gripe,  grip,  iron  gripe. 

fangs,  teeth,  claws,  talons,  nail, 
hook,  tentacle,  teruiculum ;  bond 
vtc.  {vinculum)  45. 


782.  Relinquishment. — iV.  re- 
linquishment, abandonment  &c. 
{of  a  course)  624;  renunciation,  ex- 
propriation, dereliction;  cession, 
surrender,  dispensation;  resigna- 
tion &c,  757 ;  riddance. 

derelict  &c.  adj, ;  foundling. 


V.  (II.)  IV. 


POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS. 


781—785. 


clutches,  tongs,  forceps,  piucers, 
nippers,  pliers,  vice. 

paw,  hand,  finger,  wrist,  fist, 
neaf,  neif. 

bird  in  hand ;   captive  &c.  754. 

V,  retain,  keep;  hold,  -  fast,  - 
tight,  -  one's  own,  -  one's  ground ; 
clinch,  clench,  clutch,  grasp,  gripe, 
hug,  have  a  firm  hold  of. 

secure,  withhold,  detain;  hold 
-,  keep-  back ;  keep  close ;  husband 
&c.  (store)  63G ;  reserve ;  have  -, 
ieep-  in  stock  &c.  (possess)  777 ; 
entail,  tie  up,  settle. 

Adj.  retaining  &c.  v. ;  retentive, 
tenacious. 

unforfeited,  undeprived,  undis- 
posed, uucommunicated. 

incommunicable,  inalienable;  in 
mortmain;  in  strict  settlement. 

Fhr,  uti  possidetis. 


V.  relinquish,  give  up,  surren- 
der, yield,  cede;  let -go,  -  slip; 
spare,  drop,  resign,  forego,  re- 
nounce, abandon,  expropriate, 
give  away,  dispose  of,  part  with ; 
lay  -aside,  -  apart,  -  down,  -  on  the 
shelf  &c.  (disuse)  678 ;  set  -,  put- 
aside;  make  away  with,  cast  be- 
hind ;  discard,  cast  off,  dismiss. 

give  -notice  to  quit,  -  warning* 
supersede;  be  -,  get-  -rid  of,  - 
quit  of;  eject  &c.  297. 

rid  -,  .disburden  -,  divest  -,  dis- 
possess- oneself  of;  wash  one's 
hands  of. 

cast  -,  throw  -,  pitch  -,  fling- 
-away,  -  aside,  -  overboard,  -  to 
the  dogs ;  cast  -,  throw  -,  sweep- 
to  the  winds ;  put  -,  turn  -,  sweep- 
away. 

quit  one's  hold. 

Adj.  relinquished  &c.  «. ;  cast  off, 
derelict;  unowned,  unappropriat- 
ed, unculled  ;  left  &c.  (residua7'y)  4.0, 

Int.  away  with  I 

3".   Transfer  of  Property. 

783.  Transfer. — K,  transfer,  conveyance,  assignment,  ane 
nation,  abalienation ;  demise,  limitation;  conveyancing, 
transmission  &c.  (transference)  270 ;  enfeoffment,  bargain  and 
sale,  lease  and  release ;  exchange  &c.  (interchange)  148 ;  bar- 
ter &c.  794 ;  substitution  &c.  147. 

succession,  reversion;  shifting  -use,  -trust. 

V.  transfer,  convey;  alien,  -ate;  assign;  grant  &c.  {confer) 
784;  consign;  make  -,  hand-  over;  pass,  hand,  transmit,  ne- 
gotiate; hand  down;  exchange  &c.  (interchange)  148. 

change -hands,  -from  one  to  another;  devolve,  succeed; 
come  into  possession  &c.  (acquire)  775. 

abalienate ;  disinherit ;  dispossess ;  substitute  &c.  147. 

Adj.  alienable,  negotiable. 

Phr.  estate  coming  into  possession. 


784.  Giving. — N".  giving  &c.  v. ; 
bestowal,  donation ;  present-ation, 
ment;  accordance;  con-,  cession; 
delivery,  consignment,  dispensa- 
tion, communication,  endowment; 
invest-ment,  -iture;  award. 

almsgiving,  charity,  liberality, 
generosity. 


785.  Receiving. — K.  receiving 
&c.  V. ;  acquisition  &c.  775 ;  recep- 
tion &c.  (introduction)  296;  sus- 
cipiency,  acceptance,  admission. 

re-,  ac-cipient;  assignee,  de- 
visee; lega-tee,  -tary ;  grantee, 
feoffee,  donee,  relessee,  lessee. 

sportulary,  stipendiary ;  benefi- 
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784—786. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  IV. 


ciary;  pension-er,  -ary;  almsman. 

income  &c.  {receipt)  810. 

V.  receive;  take  &c.  789;  ac- 
quire &c.  775 ;  admit. 

take  in,  catch,  touch;  pocket; 
put  into  one's  -pocket,  -  purse; 
accept ;  take  off  one's  hands. 

be  received ;  come  -in,  -  to  hand ; 
pass  -,  fall-  into  one's  hand;  go 
into  one's  pocket;  fall  to  one's 
-lot,  -  share ;  come  -,  fall-  to  one ; 
accrue;  have  -given  &c.  784-  to 
one. 

Adj.  receiving  &c.  '». ;  re-,  sus- 
cipient. 

received  &c.  -».. ;  given  &c.  784 ; 
second-hand. 

not  given,  unbestowed,  &c.  (see 
give,  bestow,  &c.  784). 


[Thing  given]  gift,  donation, 
present,  cadeau;  fairing ;  free  gift, 
boon,  favour,  benefaction,  grant, 
offering,  oblation,  sacrifice,  immo- 
lation. 

grace,  act  of  grace,  tonus,  'bo- 
nanza, 

allowance,  contribution,  sub- 
scription, subsidy,  tribute,  sub- 
vention. 

bequest,  legacy,  devise,  will, 
dotation,  appanage ;  voluntary  -set- 
tlement, -  conveyance  &c.  783; 
amortization. 

alms,  largess,  bounty,  dole,  spor- 
tule,  donative,  help,  oblation, 
offertory,  honorarimn,  gratuity, 
Christmas  box,  Easter  offering, 
vail,  douceur,  drink  money,  pour- 
hoire,  trinJcgeld,  backshish;  fee  &c. 
{recompense)  973;  consideration. 

bribe,  bait,  ground-bait;  peace- 
offering,  handsel. 

giver,  grantor  ifec.  d.  ;  donor,  feoffer,  settlor. 

K  deliver,  hand,  pass,  put  into  the  hands  of;  hand  -,  make  -, 
deliver  -,  pass  -,  turn-  over. 

present,  give  away,  dispense,  dispose  of;  give  -,  deal  -,  dole 
-,  mete  -,  fork  -,  squeeze-  out. 

pay  &c.  807;  render,  impart,  communicate. 

concede,  cede,  yield,  part  with,  shed,  cast ;  spend  &c.  809. 

give,  bestow,  confer,  grant,  accord,  award,  assign. 

entrust,  consign,  vest  in. 

make  a  present;  allow,  contribute,  subscribe,  furnish  its  quota. 

invest,  endow,  settle  upon ;  bequeath,  leave,  devise. 

furnish,  supply,  help;  ad-,  minister  to ;  afford,  spare;  accom- 
modate -,  indulge  -,  favour-  with ;  shower  down  upon ;  lavish, 
pour  on,  thrust  upon;  tip,  bribe;  tickle -,  grease-  the  palm; 
offer  &c.  763;  sacrifice,  immolate. 

Adj.  giving  <fcc.  d.  ;  given  &c.  -». ;  allow-ed,  -able ;  conces- 
sional; communicable;  charitable,  eleemosynary,  sportulary, 
tributary ;  gratis  &c.  815. 


^  786.  Apportionment.— if.  apportion-,  allot-,  consign-,  as- 
sign-, appoint-ment ;  appropriation;  dis-pensatiou,  -tribution; 
division,  deal;  re-,  partition. 

dividend,  portion,  contingent,  share,  allotment,  lot,  meas- 
ure, dose;  dole,  meed,  pittance;  quantum,  ration;  ratio,  pro- 
portion, quota,  modicum,  mess,  allowance. 

V.  apportion,  divide;  distribute,  dispense;  billet,  allot,  de- 

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V.  (II.)  IV. 


POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS.  786—790. 

parcel  -,  dole- out,  Jcal, 


tail,   cast,    share,  mete;  portion 
carve. 

partition,  assign,  appropriate,  appoint. 

come  in  for  one's  share  &c.  {participate)  778. 

Adj.  apportioning  &c.  v. ;  respective. 

Adv.  respectively,  each  to  each. 


737.  Lending. — N.  lending  &c. 
F. ;  loan,  advance,  accommodation, 
feneration;  mortgage &c.  {security) 
771;  investment. 

mont  de  piete,  pawnshop,  my 
uncle's. 

lender,  pawnbroker, money  lend- 
er, usurer. 

V.  lend,  advance,  accommodate 
with ;  lend  on  security ;  pawn  &c. 
{security)  771. 

intrust,  invest ;  place  -,  put-  out 
to  interest. 

let,  demise,  lease,  sett,  underlet. 

Adj.  lending  &c.  v. ;  lent  &c.  v. ; 
unborrowed  &c.  {see  borrowed  &c. 
788). 

Adv.    in  advance;    on  -loan,   - 

789.  Taking. — ^iV.  taking  &c.  v. ; 
reception  &c.  {talcing  iw)  296;  de- 
glutition &c.  {talcing  food)  298; 
appropriation,  prehension,  prensa- 
tion;  capture,  caption;  ap-,  de- 
prehension  ;  abreption,  seizure ; 
a])-duction,  -lation ;  subtraction 
&c.  {subduction)  38;  abstraction, 
ademption. 

dispossession  ;  depriv  -  ation, 
-ement;  bereavement;  divestment; 
distraint,  distress;  sequestration, 
confiscation ;  eviction  &c.  297. 

rapacity,  extortion,  vampirism; 
theft  &c.  791. 

resumption;  repris-e,  -al;  recov- 
ery &c.  775. 

clutch,  swoop,  wrench;  grip  &c. 
(retention)  781;  haul,  take,  catch; 
scramble. 

taker,  captor. 

V.  take,  catch,  hook,  nab,  bag, 
sack,  pocket,  put  into  one's  pock- 
et; receive;  accept. 
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788.  BoKROWiNG. — N.  borrow- 
ing, pledging. 

borrowed  plumes ;  plagiarism 
&c.  {thieving)  791. 

replevin. 

V.  borrow,  desume. 

hire,  rent,  farm ;  take  a  -lease, 
-  demise;  take  -,  hire-  by  the 
-hour,  -  mile,  -  year  &c. 

raise  -,  take  up-  money;  raise 
the  wind ;  fly  a  kite,  borrow  of 
Peter  to  pay  Paul ;  run  into  debt 
&c.  {debt)  806. 

replevy. 


security. 

790.  Restitution. — N".  restitu- 
tion, return;  ren-,  red-dition;  re- 
storation; reinvestment,  recupera- 
tion; rehabilitation  &c.  {recon- 
struction) 660;  reparation,  atone- 
ment. 

release,  replevin,  redemption ; 
recovery  &c.  {getting  hack)  775;  re- 
mitter, reversion. 

V.  return,  restore ;  give  -,  carry 
-,  bring-  back ;  render,  -  up ;  give 
up ;  let  go,  unclutch ;  dis- ,  re- 
gorge; regurgitate;  recoup,  reim- 
burse, reinvest,  remit,  rehabilitate; 
repair  &c.  {make  good)  660. 

redeem,  recover  &c.  {get  hach) 
775;  take  back  again;  revest,  re- 
vert. 

Adj,  restoring  &c.  «. ;  recupera- 
tive &c.  660. 

Phr,  suum  cuique. 


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789—791.  VOLITION.  V.  (II.)  iv. 

reap,  crop,  cull,  pluck;  gather  &c.  {get)  775;  draw. 

ap-,  im-propriate ;  assume,  possess  oneself  of ;  take  possession 
of;  lay  -  clap-  one's  hands  on;  help  oneself  to;  make  free  with, 
dip  one's  hands  into,  lay  under  contribution ;  intercept;  scram- 
ble for;  deprive  of. 

take  -,  carry  -,  bear-  -away,  -  off;  abstract;  hurry  off  -,  run 
away-  with;  abduct;  steal  &c.  791;  ravish;  seize;  pounce  -, 
spring-  upon ;  swoop  -to,  -  down  upon ;  take  by  -storm,  -  as- 
sault; snatch,  reave. 

snap  up,  nip  up,  whip  up,  catch  up;  kidnap,  crimp,  capture, 
lay  violent  hands  on. 

get  -,  lay  -,  take  -  catch  -,  lay  fast  -,  take  firm-  hold  of ;  lay 
by  the  heels,  take  prisoner;  fasten  upon,  grip,  grapple,  embrace, 
gripe,  clasp,  grab,  clutch,  collar,  throttle,  take  by  the  throat, 
claw,  clinch,  clench,  make  sure  of. 

catch  at,  jump  at,  make  a  grab  at,  snap  at,  snatch  at ;  reach, 
make  a  long  arm,  stretch  forth  one's  hand. 

take  -from,  -  away  from ;  deduct  &c.  38 ;  retrench  &c.  {cur- 
tail) 201 ;  dispossess,  ease  one  of,  snatch  from  one's  grasp ;  tear 
-,  tear  away  -,  wrench  -,  wrest—,  wring- from;  extort;  deprive 
of,  bereave. 

oust  &c.  {eject)  207;  divest;  levy,  distrain,  confiscate;  sequest- 
er, -rate;  usurp;  despoil,  strip,  fleece,  shear,  displume,  impover- 
ish, eat  out  of  house  and  home;  drain,  -  to  the  dregs;  gut,  dry, 
exhaust,  swallow  up;  absorb  &c.  {such  in)  29G;  draw  off;  suck,  - 
like  a  leech,  -  the  blood  of. 

retake,  resume ;  recover  &c.  775. 

Adj.  taking  &c.  v. ;  privative,  prehensile ;  pred-aceous,  -al, 
-atory,  -atorial;  rap-acious,  -torial ;  ravenous ;  parasitic. 

bereft  &c.  776. 

Adv.  at  one  fell  swoop. 

Pkr.  give  an  inch  and  take  an  ell. 

791.  Stealing. — N.  stealing  &c.  v. ;  theft,  thievery,  rob- 
bery, latrociny,  direption;  abstraction,  appropriation;  plagi- 
ar-y,  -ism;  rape,  depredation. 

spoliation,  plunder,  pillage;  sack,  -age;  rapine,  hrigandage^ 
foray,  razzia;  black-mail;  piracy,  privateering,  buccaneering; 
filibuster-ing,  -ism ;  burglary ;  house-breaking. 

peculation,  embezzlement;  fraud  &c.  545;  larceny,  petty 
larceny,  shop-lifting. 

thievishness,  rapacity,  kleptomania,  Alsatia ;  den  of  -Cacus, 
►•  thieves. 

licence  to  plunder,  letters  of  marque. 

K  steal,  thieve,  rob,  purloin,  pilfer,  filch,  prig,  bag,  nim, 
crib,  cabbage,  palm ;  abstract ;  appropriate,  plagiarize. 

convey  away,  carry  off,  abduct,  kidnap, ,  crimp ;  make  -, 
walk  -,  run-  off  with ;  run  away  with ;  seize  &c.  {lay  violent 
hands  on)  789. 

plunder,  pillage,  rifle,  sack,  loot,   ransack,   spoil,  spoliate, 

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V.   (II.)  IV.  POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS.  791  -  794 

despoil,  strip,  sweep,  gut,  forage,  levy  black-mail,  pirate^ 
pickeer,  maraud,  lift  cattle,  poach,  smuggle,  run. 

swindle,  peculate,  embezzle;  sponge,  mulct,  rook,  bilk, 
pluck,  pigeon,  fleece;  defraud  &c.  545;  obtain  under  false 
pretences ;  live  by  one's  wits. 

rob  -,  borrow  of-  Peter  to  pay  Paul ;  set  a  thief  to  catch  a 
thief. 

disregard  the  distinction  between  meum  and  taum. 

Adj.  thieving  &c.  v. ;  thievish,  light-fingered ;  fur-acious, 
-tive ;  piratical ;  pred-aceous,  -al,  -atory,  -atorial ;  raptorial 
&c.  {rapacious)  789. 

stolen  (fee.  v. 

Phr.  sic  'DOS  non  vobis. 

792.  Thief. — iV".  thief,  robber,  Tio^m^  trium  literarum,  pilfer- 
er, rifler,  filcher,  plagiarist. 

spoiler,  depredator,  pillager,  marauder;  harpy,  shark,  land- 
shark,  falcon,  moss-trooper,  bushranger,  Bedouin,  brigand, 
freebooter,  bandit,  thug,  dacoit,  pirate,  corsair,  viking,  Paul 
Jones;  buccan-eer,  -ier;  piqu-,-  pick-eerer;  rover,  ranger, 
privateer,  filibuster;  rapparee,  wrecker,  picaroon;  smuggler, 
poacher. 

highwayman,  Dick  Turpin,  Claude  Duval,  Macheath,  foot- 
pad, sturdy  beggar. 

cut-,  pick-purse;  pick-pocket,  light-fingered  gentry;  sharp- 
er; card-,  skittle-sharper ;  thimble-rigger ;  rook,  Greek,  black- 
leg, leg,  welsher,  defaulter;  Autolycus,  Jeremy  Diddler, 
Robert  Macaire,  artful  dodger,  trickster ;  swell  mob,  chevalier 
dHndustrie  ;  shop-lifter. 

swindler,  peculator;  forger,  coiner;  fence,  receiver  of  stolen 
goods,  duffer. 

burglar,  housebreaker;  cracks-,  mags-man;  Bill  Sykes,  Jack 
Sheppard,  Jonathan  Wild. 

793.  Booty. — N.  booty,  spoil,  plunder,  prize,  loot,  swag, 
pickings ;  spolia  ojnma^  prey ;  black  mail ;  stolen  goods. 

Adj.  manubial. 

3°.  Interchange  of  Property. 

794.  Barter. — N.  barter,  exchange,  scorse,  truck  system; 
Interchange  &c.  148. 

a  Rowland  for  an  Oliver;  quid  pro  quo;  com-mutation, 
-position. 

trade,  commerce,  mercature,  buying  and  selling,  bargain 
and  sale;  traffic,  business,  nundination,  custom,  shopping; 
commercial  enterprise,  speculation,  jobbing,  stock-iobbing, 
agiotage^  brokery. 

dealing,  transaction,  negotiation,  bargain 

Iree  trade. 


724—797. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (11.)  IV. 


V.  barter,  exchange,  truck,  scorse,  swop;  interchange  &c. 
148;  commutate  &c.  {substitute)  147;  compound  for. 

trade,  traffic,  buy  and  sell,  give  and  take,  nuudinate;  carry 
on-,  ply  -,  drive-  a  trade;  be  in  -business,  -  the  city;  keep  a 
shop,  deal  in,  employ  one's  capital  in. 

trade  -,  deal  -,  have  dealings-  with ;  transact  -,  do-  business 
with;  open  -,  keep-  an  account  with. 

bargain;  drive  -,  make-  a  bargain;  negotiate,  bid  for; 
haggle,  higgle  ;  chaffer,  liuckster,  cheapen,  beat  down  ; 
stickle,  -for;  out-,  under-bid;  ask,  charge;  strike  a  bargain 
&c.  (contract)  769. 

speculate,  give  a  sprat  to  catch  a  herring;  buy  in  the  cheap- 
est and  sell  in  the  dearest  market;  rig  the  market. 

Adj.  commercial,  mercantile,  trading;  interchangeable, 
marketable,  staple,  in  the  market,  for  sale. 

wholesale,  retail. 

Adv.  across  the  counter. 


795.  Purchase, — JV.  purchase, 
emption  ;  buying,  purchasing, 
shopping;  pre-emption,  refusal. 

coemption,  bribery. 

buyer,  purchaser, dm^it??',  vendee; 
patron,  employer,  client,  customer. 

V.  buy,  purchase,  invest  in,  pro- 
cure; rent  &c.  {hire)  788;  repur- 
chase, buy  in. 

keep  in  one's  pay,  bribe,  suborn ; 
pay  &c.  807 ;  spend  &c.  809. 

make  -,  complete-  a  purchase;- 
buy  over  the  counter. 

shop,  market,  go  a  shopping. 

Adj.  purchased  &c.  v. 

Phr.  caveat  emptor. 


796.  Sale. — N.  sale,  vent,  dis 
posal;  auction,  roup,  Dutch  auc 
tion ;  custom  &c.  {traffic)  794. 

vendi-bility,  -blcness. 

seller  ;  vender,  vendor  ;  mer- 
chant &c.  797 ;  auctioneer. 

V.  sell,  vend,  dispose  of,  effect 
a  sale ;  sell  -over  the  counter,  -  by 
auction  &c.  n. ;  dispense,  retail ; 
deal  in  &c.  794;  sell  -off,  -  out; 
turn  into  money,  realize  ;  bring 
-to,  -under-  the  hammer;  put  up 
to  auction ;  offer  -,  put  up-  for 
sale;  hawk,  bring  to  market;  offer 
&c.  763;  undersell. 

let  ;  mortgage  &c.  {security) 
771. 

Adj.  under  the  hammer,  in  the 
market,  for  sale, 
saleable,  marketable,  vendible;  unsaleable  &c.,  unpurchased, 
unbought;  on  one's  hands. 

797.  Merchaitt. — N.  merchant,  trader,  dealer,  monger, 
chandler,  salesman;  changer;  regrater;  shop-keeper,  -man; 
trades-man,  -])eople,  -folk. 

retailer;  chapman,  hawker,  huckster,  higgler;  pedlar,  col- 
jjorteur,  cadger,  Autolycus;  sutler,  vivandiere ;  coster- man, 
-monger;  tallyman. 

money -broker,  -changer,  -lender;  cambist,  usurer,  moneyer, 
banker. 

jobber;  broker &c.  {agent)  758;  buyer &c.  795;  seller  &c.  796. 

concern;  firm  &c.  {partnership)  713. 


V.  (II.)  IV.  POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS.  798-801 

798.  Merchandise. — iV.  merchandise,  ware,  commodity, 
effects,  goods,  article,  stock,  produce,  staple  commodity; 
stock  in  trade  &c.  {store)  636 ;  cargo  &c.  {contents)  190. 

799.  Mart. — N.  mart;  market,  -place;  fair,  bazaar,  staple, 
exchange,  change,  dourse,  hall,  guildhall;  toll-booth,  custom- 
house. 

shop,  stall,  booth ;  wharf ;  office,  chambers,  counting-house, 
hureau  ;  coun-,  comp-ter. 

ware-house,    -room;    depot,   interposit,  entrepot,    emporium^ 


market- overt. 


4°.  Monetary  Relations. 


800.  Money. — N.  money  -matters,  -  market;  finance;  ac- 
counts &c.  811;  funds,  treasure;  capital,  stock;  assets  &c. 
{property)  780;  wealth  &c.  803;  supplies,  ways  and  means, 
wherewithal,  sinews  of  war,  almighty  dollar,  needful,  cash. 

sum,  amount;  balance,  -sheet;  proceeds  &c.  {receipits)  810. 

currency,  circulating  medium,  specie,  coin,  piece,  hard 
cash,  dollar,  sterling  coin;  pounds  shillings  and  pence;  £  s. 
d. ;  pocket,  breeches  pocket,  purse;  money  in  hand;  ready,  - 
money;  rhino,  blunt,  dust,  mopus,  tin,  salt,  chink. 

precious  metals,  gold,  silver,  copper,  bullion,  ingot,  nugget. 

petty  cash,  pocket-money,  change,  small  coin;  doit,  stiver, 
rap,  mite,  farthing,  sou,  penny,  shilling,  tester,  groat,  guinea ; 
rouleau ;  wampum ;  good  -,  round  sum ;  power  of  money, 
plum,  lac  of  rupees. 

[Science  of  coins]  Numismatics,  Chrysology. 

paper-money;  money  -,  Post  Office-  order;  note,  -  of  hand; 
bank  -,  promissory-  note ;  I  O  U,  bond ;  Uill,  -  of  exchange ; 
draft,  check,  cheque,  order,  warrant,  coupon,  debenture,  ex- 
chequer bill,  assignat,  greenback. 

remittance  &c.  {payment)  807;  credit  &c.  805;  liability  &c. 
806. 

draw-er.  -ee;  oblig-or, -ee ;  money er,  coiner. 

false  -,  bad-  money ;  base  coin,  flash  note,  slip,  kite. 

argurnentum  ad  crumenam. 

V.  amount  to,  come  to,  mount  up  to;  touch  the  pocket; 
draw,  -upon;  endorse  &c.  {security)  771;  issue,  utter;  dis- 
count &c.  813. 

Adj.  monetary,  pecuniary,  crumenal,  fiscal,  financial,  sump- 
tuary, numismatical ;  sterling. 

801.  Treasurer. — N.  treasurer;  bursar,  -y;  purser,  purse- 
bearer;  cash-keeper,  banker;  depositary;  questor,  receiver, 
steward,  trustee,  accountant,  Accountant  General,  almoner, 
liquidator,  paymaster,  cashier,  teller  ;  cambist  ;  money- 
changer &c.  {merchant)  797. 

financier.  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  minister  of  finance, 
23*  329 


802-804. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  IV. 


802.  Treasury. — N.  treasury,  bank,  exchequer,  fisc,  liaiia- 
per,  bursary;  strong-box,  -hold,  -room;  coffer;  chest  &c.  (re- 
ceptacle) 191;  depository  &c.  636;  till,  -er;  purse;  money-bag, 
-box ;  porte-monnaie. 

purse-strings;  pocket,  breeches  pocket. 

sinking  fund;  stocks;  public  -,  parliamentary-  -stocks,  - 
funds,  -  securities ;  Consols,  credit  raobilier. 


803.  Wealth. — A'",  wealth,  rich- 
es, fortune,  handsome  fortune,  op- 
ulence, affluence;  good  -,  easy- 
circumstances  ;  independence  ; 
competence  &c.  {siijfficiency)  639; 
solvency. 

provision,  livelihood,  mainte- 
nance; alimony,  dowry;  means,  re- 
sources, substance;  property  &c. 
780;  command  of  money. 

income  &c.  810;  capital,  money; 
round  sum  &c.  {treasure)  800 ;  mint 
of  money,  mine  of  wealth.  El  Do- 
rado, Pactolus,  Golconda,  Potosi. 

long  -,  full  -,  well  lined  -, 
heavy-  purse ;  purse  of  Fortunatus ; 
erribarras  de  richesses. 

pelf.  Mammon,  lucre,  filthy  lu- 
cre; loaves  and  fishes. 

rich  -,  moneyed  -,  warm-  man ; 
man  of  substance;  capitalist,  mil- 
lionnaire,  Nabob,  Croesms,  Midas, 
Plutus,  Dives,  Timon  of  Athens; 
Timo-,  Pluto-cracy;  Danae. 

V.  be  -rich  &c.  adj. ;  roll  -,  wal- 
low- in  -wealth,  -  riches. 

afford,  well  afford;  command 
-money,  -  a  sum ;  make  both  ends 
meet,  hold  one's  head  above  water. 

become  -rich  &c.  adj. ;  fill  one's 
-pocket  &c,  {treasury)  802 ;  feather 
one's  nest,  make  a  fortune;  make 
money  &c.  (acquire)  775. 

enrich,  imburse. 

worship  -Mammon,  -  the  golden 
calf. 

Adj.  wealthy,  rich,  affluent,  op- 
ulent, moneyed,  monicd,  worth 
much;  well  -to  do,  -  off;  warm; 
well  -,  provided  for. 

made  of  money ;  rich  as  -Croesus, 


804.  Poverty. — N.  poverty,  in- 
digence, penury,  pauperism,  desti- 
tution, want;  need,  -iness;  lack, 
necessity,  privation,*  distress,  diffi- 
culties, wolf  at  the  door. 

bad  -,  poor  -,  needy  -,  embar- 
rassed -,  reduced  -,  straitened- 
circumstances;  slender  -,  narrow- 
means  ;  straits ;  hand  to  mouth  ex- 
istence, res  (ingusta  domi,  low 
water,  impecuniosity. 

beggary ;  mendi  -  cancy,  -  city ; 
broken  -,  loss  of-  fortune;  insol- 
vency &c.  (non-payment)  808. 

empty^  -purse,  pocket;  light 
purse ;  beggarly  account  of  empty 
boxes. 

poor  man,  pauper,  mendicant, 
mumper,  beggar,  starveling;  pau- 
tre  diable. 

V.  be  -poor  &c.  adj. ;  want, 
lack,  starve,  live  from  hand  to 
mouth,  have  seen  better  days,  go 
down  in  the  world,  come  upon  the 
parish;  go  to. -the  dogs,  -wrack 
and  ruin:  not  have  a  -penny  &c. 
(money)  800,  -  shot  in  one's  locker; 
beg  one's  bread  ;  tirer  le  diable  par 
la  queue ;  run  into  debt  &c.  (debt) 
806. 

render  -poor  &c.  adj. ;  impover- 
ish ;  reduce,  -  to  poverty ;  pauper- 
ize, fleece,  ruin,  bring  to  the  par- 
ish. 

Adj..  poor,  indigent;  poverty- 
stricken  ;  badly  -,  poorly  -,  ill- 
off ;  poor  as  -a  rat,- a  church  mouse, 
-Job;  fortune-,  dower-,  money-, 
penni-less;  unportioned,  unmon- 
cyed;  impecunious;  out  -,  shorts 
of  -money,  -  cash;  without  -.  not 
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POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS. 


803—808. 


-riches. 


-  a  Jew;    rolling    in 
wealth. 

flush,  -of  -cash,  -  money,  -tin; 
in  -funds,  -  cash,  -full  feather; 
solvent,  pecunious,  out  of  debt,  all 
straight. 

JPhr.  one's  ship  coming  in. 


worth-  a  rap  &c.  (money)  800 ;  qui 
n'a  pas  le  sue,  out  of  pocket,  hard 
up;  out  at  -elbows,  -  heels;  seedy, 
bare-footed ;  beggar-ly,  -ed  ;  desti- 
tute ;  fleeced,  stripped ;  bereft,  be- 
reaved; reduced. 

in  -want  &c.  n. ;  needy,  necessi- 
tous, distressed,  pinched,  straiten- 
ed; put  to  one's  -shifts,  -  last 
shifts;  unable  to  -keep  the  wolf 
from  the  door,  -  make  both  ends  meet;  embarrassed,  under 
hatches;  involved  &c.  {in  debt)  806;  insolvent  &c.  {not  paying) 
808. 

AdD.  in  forma  pauperis. 
Phr.  zonam  perdidit. 


805.  Credit. — N.  credit,  trust. 


806.  Debt.— iV.  debt,  obliga- 
tion, liability,  indebtment,  debit, 
score. 

arrears,  deferred  payment,  defi- 
cit, default;  insolvency  &c.  {non- 
payment) 808 ;  bad  debt. 

interest ;  usance,  usury ;  floating 
-debt,  -  capital. 

debtor,  debitor;  mortgagor;  de- 
faulter &c.  808 ;  borrower. 

V.  be  -in  debt  &c.  adj. ;  owe ; 
incur  -,  contract-  a  debt  &c.  n. ; 
runup  -a  bill,  -a  score,  -  an  ac- 
count; go  on  tick;  borrow  &c. 
788 ;  run  -,  get-  into  debt ;  outrun 
the  constable. 

answer  -,  go  bail-  for. 
Adj.  indebted ;  liable,  cliargeable,  answerable  for. 
in  -debt,  -  embarrassed  circumstances,  -  difficulties;  incum- 
bered, involved;  involv^ed  -,  plunged  -,  deep  -,  over  head  and 
ears-  in  debt;  deeply  involved;  fast  tied  up;  insolvent  &c.  {not 
paying)  808 ;  minus,  out  of  pocket. 

unpaid ;  unrequited,  unrewarded ;  owing,  due,  in  arrear,  out- 
standing. 


tick,  score,  tally,  account. 

letter  of  credit,  circular  note; 
duplicate;  mortgage,  lien,  deben- 
ture, paper  credit,  floating  capital. 

creditor,    lender, 
gagee;  dun;  usurer. 

V.  keep  -,  run  up-  an  account 
with ;  entrust,  credit,  accredit. 

place  to  one's  -credit,  -  account ; 
give  -,  take-  credit ;  fly  a  kite. 

Adj.  credit-ing,  -ed ;  accredited. 

Adv.  on  -credit  &c 
account,  -  credit-  of. 


S07.  Payment. — JV.  pay-,  de- 
frr.y-ment;  discharge;  ac-,  quit- 
tance; settlement,  clearance,  li- 
quidation, satisfaction,  reckoning, 
arrangement. 

acknowledgment,  release  ;  re- 
ceipt, -  in  full,  -  in  full  of  all  de- 
mands ;  voucher. 

repayment,    reimbursement,   re- 


808.  Non-payment. — J^.  non- 
payment ;  default,  defalcation  ; 
protest,  repudiation ;  application 
of  the  sponge;  whitewashing. 

insolvency,  bankruptcy,  failure; 
insufficiency  &c.  640;  run  upon  a 
bank. 

waste  paper  bonds ;  dishonoured 
-,  protested-  bills. 

331 


807-810. 


VOLITION". 


V.  (II)  IV 


t,ril)ution;   pay  &c.   {reward)  973; 
money  paid  &c.  {expenditure)  809. 

ready  money  &c.  {cash)  800; 
ntake,  remittance,  instalment. 

payer,  liquidator  &c.  801. 

V.  pay,  defray,  make  payment; 
pay  -down,  -  on  the  nail,  -  ready 
money,  -  at  sight,  -  in  advance ; 
cash,  honor  a  bill,  acknowledge; 
redeem. 

pay  one's  -way,  -  shot,  -  foot- 
ing; pay  -the  piper,  -  sauce  for 
all,  -  costs ;  do  the  needful ;  shell 
-,  fork-  out;  come  down  with,  - 
the  dust  ;  tickle  -,  grease-  the 
palm ;  expend  &c.  809 ;  put  -,  lay- 
down. 

discharge,  settle,  quit,  acquit 
oneself  of;  account  -,  reckon  -, 
settle  -,  be  even  -,*be  quits-  with  ; 
strike  a  balance ;  settle  -,  balance 
-,  square-  accounts  with ;  quit 
scores ;  wipe  -,  clear-  off  old  scores ; 
satisfy ;  pay  in  full ;  satisfy  -,  pay 
in  full  of-  all  demands;  clear,  liqui- 
date; pay  -u|\  -  old  debts. 

disgorge,   make  repayment;  repay,   refund,  reimburse,  retri- 
bute; make  con  pensation  &c.  30. 

Adj.  paying  &c.,  paid  &c.  v. ;  owing  nothing,  out  of  debt,  all 
etraight;  unowed,  never  indebted. 

Ado.  to  the  tune  of;  on  the  nail,  money  down. 


bankrupt,  insolvent  debtor, 
lame  duck,  man  of  straw,  welsher, 
stag,  defaulter,  levanter. 

V.  not  -pay  &c.  806 ;  fail,  break, 
stop  payment ;  become  -insolvent, 
-  bankrupt;  be  gazetted. 

protest,  dishonour,  repudiate, 
nullify. 

pay  under  protest;  button  up 
one's  pocbets,  draw  the  purse 
strings;  apply  the  sponge;  pay 
over  the  lett  shoulder,  get  white- 
washed ;  swindle  &c.  791 ;  run  up 
bills,  fly  kites. 

Adj.  not  paying;  in  debt  &c. 
806;  behindhand,  in  arrear;  beg- 
gared &c.  {poor)  804;  unable  to 
make  both  ends  meet;  minus; 
worse  than  nothing. 

insolvent,  bankrupt,  in  the  ga- 
zette, r:azetted. 

unpaid  &c.  {outstandirig)  806; 
gratis  &c.  815;  unremunerated. 


809.  Expenditure. — JV.  expen- 
diture, money  going  out;  out-go- 
ings, -lay;  expenses,  disbursement; 
prime  cost  &c.  {price)  812 ;  circu- 
lation; run  upon  a  bank. 

[Money  paid]  payment  &c.  807; 
pay  &c.  {remuneration)  973;  bribe 
<fec.  973;  fee,  footing,  garnish; 
subsidy;  trii)ute;  contingent,  quo- 
ta; donation  «fcc.  784. 

pay  in  advance,  earnest,  hand- 
sel, deposit,  instalment. 

investment;  purchase  &c.  795. 

V.  expend,  spend ;  run  -,  get- 
through;  pay,  disburse;  open  -, 
loose  -,  untie-  the  purse  strings; 
lay  -,  shell  -,  fork-  out;  bleed; 


810.  Eeceipt. — N".  receipt,  value 
received,  money  coming  in;  in- 
come, incomings,  innings,  revenue, 
return,  proceeds;  gross  receipts, 
net  profit;  earnings  &c.  {gain) 
775. 

rent,  -roll;  rent-al,  -age;  rack- 
rent. 

premium,  lonus ;  sweepptakes, 
tontine. 

pension,  annuity;  jointure  ttc. 
{property)  780;  alimony,  pittance; 
emolument  &c.  {remuneration)  973. 

V.  receive  &c.  785 ;  take  money; 
draw  -,  derive-  from ;  acquire  &c. 
775;  take  &c.  789. 

bring  in,  yield,  afford,  pay,  re« 
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POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS. 


809—813. 


turn ;  accrue  &c.  (be  received  from' 

785. 

Adj.    receiv-incr,    -ed,    &c. 
profitable  «fcc.  {gainful)  775. 


make  up  a  sum,  invest,  sink 
money. 

fee  &c.  (reward)  973 ;  pay  one's 
way  &c.  (pay)  807;  subscribe  &c. 
(give)  784;  subsidize. 

Adj.  expend-ing,  -ed,  &c.  -y. ; 
sumptuary. 

811.  Accounts. — ^iV".  accounts,  accompts;  commercial  -, 
monetary- arithmetic;  statistics  &c.  (numeration)  85;  money 
matters,  finance,  budget,  bill,  score,  reckoning, 

books,   account  book,  ledger;  day-,  cash  - 
journal;  debtor  and  creditor  -,  cash  -,  running-  account;  ac 
count-current;  balance,  -  sheet;  compte  rendu,  account  settled. 

book-keeping,  audit,  double  entry,  reckoning. 

accountant,  auditor,  actuary,  bookkeeper;  financier  &c. 
801 ;  accounting  party. 

V,  keep  accounts,  enter,  post,  book,  credit,  debit,  carry 
over;  take  stock;  balance  -,  make  up  -,  square  -,  settle-, 
wind  up  -,  cast  up-  accounts ;  make  accounts  square. 

bring  to  book,  audit,  tax,  surcharge  and  falsify. 

falsify  -,  garble  -,  cook  -,  doctor-  an  account. 

Adj,  monetary  c&c.  800;  account-able,  -ing. 


V. 


account, 
pass-  book; 


813.  Discount. — JV.  discount, 
abatement,  reduction,  deprecia- 
tion, allowance,  qualification,  set 
off,  drawback,  poundage,  agio, 
percentage;  rebate,  -ment;  back- 
wardation, contango ;  salvage ;  tare 
and  tret. 

V.  discount,  bate;  a-,  re-bate; 
reduce,  take  off,  allow,  give,  make 
allowance ;  tax. 

Adj.  discounting  &c.  v. 

Adv.  at  a  discount,  below  par. 


812.  Price. — JV.  price,  amount, 
cost,  expense,  prime  cost,  charge, 
figure,  demand,  damage,  fare,  hire; 
wages  &c.  (remuneration)  973. 

dues,  duty,  toll,  tax,  impose, 
cess,  sess,  tallage,  levy;  gabel, 
yahelJe ;  gavel,  octroi,  custom, 
excise,  assessment,  benevolence, 
tithe,  tenths,  exactment,  ransom, 
salvage,  tariff'  ;  broker-,  wharf-, 
freight-age. 

worth,  rate,  value,  valuation, 
appraisement,  money's  worth  ; 
penny  &c.  -worth ;  price  current, 
market  price,  quotation;  what  it 
will  -fetch  &c.  V. 

bill  &c.  (account)  811;  shot. 

V.  bear  -,  set  -,  fix-  a  price ;  appraise, 
demand,  ask,  require,  exact,  run  up ;  distrain 
(debt)  806 ;  have  one's  price, 

amount  to,  come  to,  mount  up  to;  st?nd  one  in. 

fetch,  sell  for,  cost,  bring  in,  yield,  afford. 

Adj.  priced  &c.  v. ;  to  the  tune  of,  ad  valorem ;  mercenary, 
venal. 

PUr.  no  penny  no  paternoster;  j)0i'wi5  d'' argent  point  de  Suisse, 
no  longer  pipe  no  longer  dance,  no  song  no  suppc. 

one  may  have  it  for. 

83S 


assess,    price,  charge, 
run  up  a  bill  &c. 


814-817. 


VOLITION. 


V.  (II.)  IV. 


814.  Dearness. — JV.  dearness 
&c.  adj. ;  high  -,  famine-  price ; 
overcharge ;  extravagance ;  exor- 
bitance, extortion ;  heavy  pull  up- 
on the  purse. 

V.  be  -dear  &c.  adj. ;  cost  -much, 
-  a  pretty  penny ;  rise  in  price, 
look  up. 

overcharge,  l)leed,  fleece,  ex- 
tort. 

pay  -too  much,  -  through  the 
nose,  -  too  dear  for  one's  whistle. 

Adj.  dear;  high,  -  priced;  of 
great  price,  expensive,  costly, 
precious,  worth  a  Jew's  eye,  dear 
bought  ;  unreasonable,  extrava- 
gant, exorbitant,  extortionate. 

at  a  premium ;  not  to  be  had,  - 
for  love  or  money;  beyond  -, 
above-  price;  priceless,  of  price- 
less value. 

Adv.  dear,  -ly ;  at  great  -,  heavy- 
cost  ;  d  grands  frais. 

Phr,  prices  looking  up. 


Adv.  for  a  mere  song;  at 
tiou. 


815.  Cheapness. — N.  cheapness, 
low  price;  depreciation;  bargain; 
good  penny  &c.-  worth. 

[Absence  of  charge]  gratuity; 
free  -quarters,  -  seats,  -  admis- 
sion; nominal  price,  peppercorn 
rent ;  labour  of  love. 

V.  be  -cheap  &c.  adj. ;  cost  lit- 
tle; come  down  -,  fall-  in  price. 

buy  for  -a  mere  nothing,  -  an 
old  song  ;  have  one's  money's 
worth. 

Adj.  cheap ;  low,  -  priced ;  mod- 
erate, reasonable;  in-,  uu-expen- 
sive;  well  -,  worth  the  money; 
magnijique  et  pas  cher ;  good  -, 
cheap-  at  the  price ;  dirt  -,  dog- 
cheap ;  cheap  -as  dirt,  -  and  nasty ; 
catchpenny. 

half-price,  depreciated,  unsalea- 
ble, a  drug  in  the  market. 

gratuitous,  gratis,  free,  for  noth- 
ing; cost-,  expense-less;  without 
charge,  not  charged,  untaxed  ; 
scot  -,  shot  -,  rent-  free ;  free  of 
-cost,  -  expense;  honorary,  un- 
bought,  unpaid, 
cost  price,  -  prime  cost,  -  a  reduc- 


816.  Liberality. — N.  liberali- 
ty, generosity,  munificence ;  bount- 
y,  -eousness,  -ifulness;  hospitality; 
charity  &c.  Qjeneficence)  906. 

V.  be  -liberal  &c.  adj. ;  spend 
-,  bleed-  freely;  shower  down  up- 
on ;  open  one's  purse  strings  &c. 
(dishurse)  809;  spare  no  expense, 
give  carte  Manclie. 

Adj.  liberal,  free,  generous  ; 
charitable  &c.  {beneficent)  906  ; 
hospitable ;  bount-if  ul,  -eous ;  hand- 
some ;  unsparing,  ungrudging  ; 
open-,  free-,  full-handed;  open-, 
large-,  free-hearted ;  munificent, 
princely. 

overpaid. 


817.  Economy.  —  N.  economy, 
frugality;  thrift,  -iness;  care,  hus^ 
bandry,  good  housewifery,  saving 
ness,  retrenchment. 

savings;  prevention  of  waste, 
saveall ;  cheese  parings  and  candle 
ends;  parsimony  &c.  819. 

F.  be  -economical  &c.  adj. ; 
economize,  save;  retrench  ;  cut 
one's  coat  according  to  one's  cloth, 
make  both  ends  meet,  keep  with 
in  compass,  meet  one's  expenses, 
pay  one's  way;  husband  &c.  {lay 
by)  636;  save  -,  invest-  money? 
put  out  to  interest ;  provide  -,  save- 
-for,  -  against-  a  rainy  day;  feath- 
cx  one's  nest ;  look  after  the  main 
chance. 

Adj.  economical,  fragal,  careful, 
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POSSESSIVE  RELATIONS. 


817-819. 


thrifty,  saving,  chary,  spare,  sparing;  parsimonious  &c.  819. 
underpaid. 
Adv.   sparingly  &c.  adj. ;  iie  quid  nimis. 


818.  Prodigality.— iY.  prodi- 
gality, -gence ;  unthriftiuess,  waste ; 
profus-ion,  -eness;  extravagance; 
squandering  &c.  v. ;  malversation. 

prodigal;  spend-,  waste-thrift; 
losel,  squanderer,  locust. 

V.  be  -prodigal  &c.  adj. ;  squan- 
der, lavish,  sow  broadcast;  pour 
forth  like  water ;  pay  through  the 
nose  &c.  {dear)  814;  spill,  waste, 
dissipate,  exhaust,  drain,  eat  out 
of  house  and  home,  overdraw, 
outrun  the  constable ;  run  -©ut,  ~ 
through ;  misspend ;  throw  -good 
money  after  bad,  -  the  helve  after 
the  hatchet;  burn  the  candle  at 
both  ends ;  make  ducks  and  drakes 
of  one's  money ;  fool  -,  potter  -, 
muddle  -,  fritter  -,  throw-  away 
one's  money;  pour  water  into  a 
sieve,  kill  the  goose  that  lays  the 
golden  eggs;  manger  son  Me  en 
herbe. 

Adj.  prodigal,  profuse,  thrift- 
less, unthrifty,  improvident, waste- 
ful, losel,  extravagant,  lavish,  dis- 
sipated, over  liberal;  full-handed 
&c.  {liberal)  816. 

penny  wise  and  pound  foolish. 

Adv.  with  an  unsparing  hand ; 
money  burning  one's  pocket. 


819.  Paksimony. — N.  parsimo- 
ny, parcity  ;  parsimoniousness, 
stinginess  ifcc.  ad}. ;  stint;  illiberal- 
ity,  avarice,  tenacity,  avidity,  ra- 
pacity, extortion,  venality,  cupidi- 
ty; selfishness  &c.  943;  auri  sacra 
fames. 

miser,  niggard,  churl,  screw, 
skinflint,  crib,  codger,  muckworm, 
scrimp,  lickpenny,  hunks,  cur- 
mudgeon, Ilarjmgon,  harpy,  ex- 
tortioner, Jew,  usurer. 

V.  be  -parsimonious  &c.  adj. ; 
grudge,  begrudge,  stint,  pinch, 
gripe,  screw,  dole  out,  hold  back, 
withhold,  starve,  famish,  live  up- 
on nothing,  skin  a  flint. 

drive  a  -bargain,  -hard  bargain; 
cheapen,  beat  down ;  stop  one  hole 
in  a  sieve ;  have  an  itching  palm, 
grasp,  grab. 

Adj.  parsimonious,  penurious, 
stingy,  miserly,  mean,  shabby, 
peddling,  scrubby,  pennywise, 
n(^r,  niggardly,  close;  fast-,  close-, 
strait-handed ;  close-,  hard-,  tight- 
fisted  ;  tight,  sparing  ;  chary  ; 
grudging,  griping  &c.  v. ;  illiberal, 
ungenerous,  churlish,  hide-bound, 
sordid,  mercenary,  venal,  cove- 
tous, usurious,  avaricious,  greedy, 
extortionate,  rapacious. 

Adv,  with  a  sparing  hand. 


820-82L  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  i. 


CLASS  VL 
WOKDS  RELATING  TO  THE  SENTIENT  AKD  MORAL  POWERS. 

Section  L     AFFECTIONS  IN  GENERAL. 

820.  Affections. — iV".  affections,  character,  qualities,  dis- 
position, nature,  spirit,  tone;  temper,  -anient;  diathesis,  idio- 
syncrasy ;  cast  -,  habit  -,  frame-  of  -mind,  -  soul ;  predilec- 
tion, turn ;  natural  -,  turn  of  mind ;  bent,  bias,  predisposition, 
proneness,  proclivity;  propen-sity,  -sedness,  -sion,  -dency; 
vein,  humour,  mood,  grain,  mettle ;  sympathy  &c.  (love)  897. 

soul,  heart,  breast,  bosom,  inner  man  ;  heart's  -core,  - 
strings,  -  blood ;  heart  of  hearts,  j^^netralia  mentis  ;  secret  and 
inmost  recesses  of  the  -,  cockles  of  one's-  heart;  inmost- 
heart,  -  soul ;  back-bone. 

passion,  pervading  spirit;  i-uling  -,  master-  passion ; /i/rore; 
fulness  of  the  heart,  heyday  of  the  blood,  flesh  and  blood, 
flow  of  soul. 

V.  have  -,  possess-  -affections  &c.  n. ;  be  of  a  -character 
(fee.  n. ;  be  -affected  &c.  adj. ;  breathe. 

Adj.  affected,  characterized,  formed,  moulded,  cast;  at-, 
tempered ;  framed ;  pre-,  disposed;  prone,  inclined;  having  a 
-bias  &c.  n. ;  tinctured  -,  imbued  -,  penetrated  -,  eaten  up- 
with. 

inborn,  inbred,  ingrained;  deep-rooted,  ineffaceable,  in- 
veterate ;  pathoscopic. 

Adv.  in  one's  -heart  &c.  n. ;  at  heart ;  heart  and  soul  &c. 
821. 

821.  Feeling. — N.  feeling;  suffering  &c.  ■».;  endurance, 
tolerance,  sufferance,  supportance,  experience,  response;  sym- 
pathy &c.  {love)  897;  impression,  inspiration,  affection,  sensa- 
tion, emotion,  pathos,  deep  sense. 

warmth,  glow,  unction,  gusto,  vehemence;  ferv-our,  -ency; 
heartiness,  cordiality;  earnestness,  eagerness;  empressement, 
ardour,  zeal,  pusjion,  enthusiasm,  veroe,  furore,  fanaticism; 
excitation  of  feeling  &c.  834 ;  fulness  of  the  heart  &c.  {di&posi- 

830 


VI.  I.  GENERAL  AFFECTIONS.  821-823 

Hon)  820;  passion  &c.  (state  of  excitability)  825;  ecstasy  &c. 
(pleasure)  827. 

blush,  suffusion,  flush;  hectic;  tingling,  thrill,  turn,  shock; 
agitation  &c.  (irregular  motion)  315;  quiver,  heaving,  flutter, 
flurry,  fluster,  twitter,  tremor;  throb,  -bing;  pulsation,  pal' 
pitation,  panting  ;  trepid-,  perturb-ation ;  ruffle,  hurry  of 
spirits,  pother,  stew,  ferment. 

V.  feel;  receive  an  -impression  &c.  w. ;  be  -impressed  with 
«&c.  adj. ;  entertain  -,  harbour  -,  cherish-  -feeling  &c.  n. 

respond;  catch  the  -flame,  -  infection;  enter  the  spirit  of. 

bear,  suffer,  support,  sustain,  endure,  aby;  abide  &c.  (be 
composed)  826;  experience  &c.  (meet  with)  151;  taste,  prove; 
labour  -,  smart-  under;  bear  the  brunt  of,  brave,  stand. 

swell,  glow,  warm,  flush,  blush,  change  colour,  mantle; 
turn  -colour,  -  pale,  -  red,  -  black  in  the  face ;  tingle,  thrill, 
heave,  pant,  throb,  palpitate,  go  pit-a-pat,  tremble,  quiver, 
flutter,  twitter;  shake  &c.  315;  be  -agitated,  -excited  &c. 
824;  look  -blue,  -  black;  wince,  draw  a  deep  breath. 

impress  &c.  (excite  the  feelings)  824. 

Adj.  feeling  &c.  v.\  sentient;  sensuous;  sensor-ial,  -y; 
emo-tive,  -tioual;  of  -,  with  -feeling  «fec.  n. 

warm,  quick,  lively,  smart,  strong,  sharp,  acute,  cutting, 
piercing,  incisive;  keen,  -  as  a  razor;  trenchant,  pungent, 
racy,  piquant,  poignaut,  caustic. 

impressive,  deep,  profound,  indelible;  deep-,  home-,  heart- 
felt; swelling,  soul-stirring,  deep-mouthed,  heart-expanding, 
electric,  thrilling,  rapturous,  ecstatic. 

earnest,  wistful,  eager,  breathless ;  fer-veut,  -vid ;  gushing, 
passionate,  warmhearted,  hearty,  cordial,  sincere,  zealous, 
enthusiastic,  glowing,  ardent,  burning,  red-hot,  fiery,  flam- 
ing; boiling,  -  over. 

pervading,  penetrating,  absorbing;  rabid,  raving,  feverish, 
fanatical,  hysterical ;  impetuous  &c.  (excitable)  825. 

impressed  -,  moved  -,  touched  -,  affected  -,  penetrated  -, 
seized  -,  imbued  &c.  820-  with ;  devoured  by ;  wrought  up 
&c.  (excited)  824 ;  struck  all  of  a  heap ;  rapt ;  in  a  -quiver  &c. 
V. ;  enraptured  &c.  829. 

Adv.  heart  and  soul,  from  the  bottom  of  one's  heart,  ab  imo 
pectore,  at  heart,  con  amore,  heartily,  devoutly,  over  head 
and  ears. 

Phr.  the  lieart  -big,  -  full,  -  swelling,  -beating,  -pulsating, 
-  throbbing,  -  thumping,  -  beating  high,  -  melting,  -  over- 
flowing, -  bursting,  -  breaking. 


822.  Sensibility.  —  iV.  sensi- 
bility, -bleness,  -tiveness  ;  moral 
sensibility;  impress-,  affgct-ibility ; 
suscepti-bleness,  -bility,  -vity;  mo- 
bility; viva-city, 


823.  Insensibility. — iV.  insensi- 
bility, -bleness;  moral  insensibili- 
ty; inertness,  inertia,  vis  inertia; 
impassi- bility,  -bleness;  inap- 
petency,     apathy,     phlegm,    dul- 


;9  337 


822-823. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  I. 


der-,  soft-ness;  sentimental-ity, 
-ism. 

excitability  &c.  825 ;  fastidious- 
ness &c.  8G8 ;  physical  sensibility 
&c.  375. 

sore  -point,  -  place ;  where  the 
shoe  pinches. 

V.  be  -sensible  &c,  arJj. ;  have  a 
-tender,  -  warm,  -sensitive- heart. 

take  to  -,  treasure  up  in  the- 
heart ;  shrink. 

"  die  of  a  rose  in  aromatic 
pain ;  "  touch  to  the  quick. 

Adj.  sensi-ble,  -tive;  impressi- 
ble,-onable ;  suscepti-ve,  -ble;  alive 
to,  impassionable, gushing;  warm-, 
tender-,  soft-hearted;  tender  -,  as 
a  chicken;  soft,  sentimental,  ro- 
mantic; enthusiastic,  highflying, 
spirited,  mettlesome,  vivacious, 
lively,  expressive,  mobile,  tremb- 
lingly alive;  excitable  &c.  825; 
over-sensitive,  without  skin,  thin 
-skinned;  fastidious  &c.  868. 

Adv.  sensibly  &c.  adj. ;  to  the 
-quick,  -  inmost  core. 


ness,  hebetude,  supineness,  luke« 
warmness. 

cold  -fit,  -  blood,  -  heart;  cold-, 
cool-ness  ;  frigidity,  sang  frold; 
stoicism,  imperturbation  &c.  {in- 
excitahility)  82G;  nonchalance^  un- 
concern, dry  eyes;  insouciance  &c. 
{indifference)  86G ;  recklessness  &c. 
863;  callousness;  heart  of  stone, 
stock  and  stone,  marble,  dead- 
ness. 

torp-or,  -idity;  obstupefaction, 
lethargy,  coma,  trance ;  sleep  &c. 
683;  suspended  animation;  stup- 
or, -ef action  ;  paralysis,  palsy; 
numbness  &c.  {2)liysical  insensibiU- 
ty)  376. 

neutrality  ;  quietism,  vegeta- 
tion. 

V.  be  -insensible  &c.  adj. ;  have 
a  rhinoceros  hide;  show  -insensi- 
bility &c.  n. ;  not  -mind,  -  care, 
-be  affected  by;  have  no  desire 


no  interest  in;  niladmirari;  not 
care  a  -straw  &c.  (ttnimjMrtance) 
643-  for;  disregard  &c.  {neglect) 
460;  set  at  naught  &c.  {make  light 
of)  483;  turn  a  deaf  ear  to  &c. 
(inatt^tion)  458;  vegetate. 

render  -insensible,  -callous;  blunt,  obtund,  numb,  benumb, 
paralyze,  chloroform,  deaden,  hebetate,  stun,  stupefy;  briit-ify, 
-alize;  assify. 

inure;  harden,  -  the  heart;  steel,  case-harden,  sear. 
Adj.  insensible,  unconscious;  impassi-ve,   -ble;  blind  to,  deaf 
to,  dead  to;  un-,  in-susceptible;   unimpress-ionable,  -ible:  pas- 
sion-, spirit-,  heart-,  soul-less;  unfeeling. 

apathetic;  leuco-,  phlegmatic;  dull,  frigid;  cold,  -blooded, 
-hearted;  cold  as  charity;  flat,  maudlin,  obtuse,  inert,  supine, 
sluggish,  torpid;  sleepy &c.  {inactive)  683;  languid,  half-hearted, 
tame;  numb,  -ed;  comatose;  anaesthetic  &c.  376;  stupefied, 
chloroformed,  palsy-stricken. 

indifferent,  lukewarm;  careless,  mindless,  regardless;  inatten- 
tive &c.  458 ;   neglectful  &c.  460 ;  disregarding. 

unconcerned,  nonchalant,  pococurante,  insotcciant,  sarm  souci ; 
unambitious  &c.  866. 

un-affected,  -ruffled,  -impressed,  -inspired,  -excited,  -moved, 
-stirred,  -touched,  -shocked,  -struck;  unblushing  &c.  {shameless) 
885;  unanimated;  vegetative. 

callous,  thick-skinned,    pachydermatous,    impervious;    hard, 

338 


VI.  T.  GENERAL  AFFECTIONS.  823—824. 

-ened;  inured,  case-hardened;  steeled-  proof- against;  imper- 
turbable &c.  {inexcitable)  826;  unfelt. 

Adv.  insensibly  &c.  adj. ;  mquo  animo  ;  without  being  -moved, 
-  touched,  -  impressed ;  in  cold  blood ;  witli  -dry  eyes,  -  withers 
un  wrung. 

PAr'.  never  mind ;  it  is  of  no  consequence  &e.  {unimportant) 
643 ;  it  cannot  be  helped ;  nothing  coming  amiss ;  it  is  all  -th(^ 
same,  -  one-  to. 

824.  Excitation. — N.  excitation  of  feeling;  mental-  ex- 
citement; suscitation,  galvanism,  stimulation,  piquancy,  pro- 
vocation, inspiration,  calling  forth,  infection;  animation,  agi- 
tation, perturbation;  subjugation,  fascination,  intoxication; 
en-,  ravishment;  entrancemeut,  high  pressure. 

unction,  impressiveness  &c.  adj. 

trial  of  temper,  casus  helli ;  irritation  &c.  {anger)  900 ;  pas- 
sion &c.  {state  of  excitaUlity)  825;  thrill  &c.  {feeling)  821;  re- 
pression of  feeling  &c.  820. 

V.  excite,  affect,  touch,  move,  impress,  strike,  interest,  an- 
imate, inspire,  impassion,  smite,  infect ;  stir  -,  fire  -,  warm- 
the  blood;  set  astir;  a-,  wake;  a-,  waken;  call  forth;  e-,  pro- 
voke; raise  up,  summon  up,  call  up,  wake  up,  blow  up,  get 
up,  light  up ;  raise ;  get  up  the  steam,  rouse,  arouse,  stir,  fire, 
kindle,  enkindle,  apply  the  torch,  set  on  fire,  inflame. 

stimulate;  ex-,  suscitate;  inspirit;  spirit  up,  stir  up,  work 
up ;  infuse  life  into,  give  new  life  to ;  bring  -,  introduce-  new 
blood ;  quicken ;  sharpen,  whet ;  w^ork  upon  &c.  {incite)  615 ; 
hurry  on,  give  a  fillip,  put  on  one's  mettle. 

fan  the  -fire,  -  flame ;  blow  the  coals,  stir  the  embers ;  fan, 
-  into  a  flame ;  foster,  heat,  warm,  foment,  raise  to  a  fever 
heat;  keep -up,  -  the  pot  boiling;  revive,  rekindle;  rake  up, 
rip  up. 

stir-,  play  on  -,  come  home  to-  the  feelings;  touch  -a 
string,  -  a  chord,  -  the  soul,  -  the  heart;  go  to  one's  heart, 
penetrate,  pierce,  go  through  one,  touch  to  the  quick ;  possess 
-,  pervade  -,  penetrate  -,  imbrue  -,  absorb  -,  affect  -,  dis- 
turb- the  soul. 

absorb,  rivet  the  attention;  sink  into  the  -mind,  -  heart; 
prey  on  the  mind;  intoxicate;  over-whelm,  -power;  houlever- 
ser,  upset,  turn  one's  head. 

fascinate;  enrapture  &c.  {give pleasure)  829. 

agitate,  perturb,  ruffle,  fluster,  shake,  disturb,  startle,  shock, 
stagger;  give  one  a  -shock,  -  turn;  strike  all  of  alieap;  stun, 
astound,  electrify,  galvanize,  petrify. 

irritate,  sting;  cut,  -to  the  -heart,  -  quick;  try  one's  tem- 
per; fool  to  the  top  of  one's  bent,  pique;  infuriate,  madden, 
make  one's  blood  boil ;  lash  into  fury  &c.  {wrath)  900. 

be  -excited  &c.  adj. ;  flash  up,  flare  up;  catch  the  infection; 
thrill &c.  {feel)  821 ;  mantle;  work  oneself  up;  seethe,  boil,  sim- 
mer, foam,  fume,  flames  rage,  rave;  run  mad  &c.  {passioi})  825. 

839 


824-826. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  I. 


Adj.  excited  &c.  v. ;  wrought  up,  on  the  qui  vive,  astir, 
sparkling;  in  a  -quiver  &c.  831,  -fever,  -  ferment,  -  blaze,  - 
state  of  excitement;  in  hysterics;  black  in  the  face,  over- 
wrought; hot,  red-hot,  flushed,  feverish;  all -of  a  twitter, - 
in  a  pucker;  with  -quivering  lii)s,  -  tears  in  one's  eyes. 

flaming;  boiling,  -over;  ebullient,  seething;  foaming,  -  at 
the  mouth;  fuming,  raging,  carried  away  by  passion,  wild, 
raving,  frantic,  mad,  distracted,  beside  oneself,  out  of  one's 
wits,  ready  to  burst,  hovleverse^  demoniacal. 

lost,  eperdu^  tempest-tossed;  haggard;  ready  to  sink. 

stung  to  the  quick,  up,  on  one's  high  ropes. 

exciting  &c.  v. ;  impressive,  warm,  glowing,  fervid,  swell- 
ing, imposing,  spirit-stirring,  thrilling;  high-wrought;  soul- 
stirring,  -subduing;  heart-swelling,  -thrilling;  agonizing  &c. 
(j9«i?i/«i)  830;  telling,  sensational,  hysterical;  over-powering, 
-whelming ;  more  than  flesh  and  blood  can  bear. 

piquant  &c.  (pungent)  393;  spicy,  appetizing,  provocative, 
jprovoquant,-  tantalizing. 

Adv.  till  one  is  black  in  the  face. 

Phr.  the  heart  -beating  high,  -  going  pit-a-pat,  -  leaping 
into  one's  mouth;  the  blood  -being  up,  -  boiling  in  one's 
veins;  the  eye -glistening,  -  "in  a  line  frenzy  rolling;"  the 
head  turned. 


825.  [Excess  of  sensitiveness.] 
Excitability.  —  JV.  excitability, 
impetuosity,  vehemence;  boister- 
ousuess  &c.  adj.;  turbulence;  im- 
patience, intolerance,  non-endur- 
ance; iriitability  &c.  {irascibility) 
001;  itching  &c.  {desire)  865; 
wincing;  disquiet,  -ude;  restlfss- 
ness;  fidget-s,  -tiness;  agitation 
&c.  {irregular  motion)  315. 

trepidation,  perturbation,  ruffle, 
hurry,  fuss,  flurry;  fluster,  flutter; 
pother,  stew,  ferment;  thrill  *fcc. 
{feeling)  831 ;  state  -,  fever-  of  ex- 
citement. 

passion,  excitement,  flush,  heat; 
fever,  -heat;  fire,  flame,  fume, 
l>lood  boiling;  tumult;  efferves- 
cence, ebullition;  boiling,  -over; 
whiff,  gust,  storm,  tempest;  scene, 
breaking  out,  burst,  fit,  paroxysm, 
explosion;  out  -  break,  -burst; 
agony. 

violence  &c.  173;  fierceness  &c. 
adj. ;  rage,  fury,  furor^  furore^ 
desperation,  madness,  distraction, 


826.  [Absence  of  excitability,  or 
of  excitement.]  In  excitability.-^ 
N.  inexcit-,  im  perturb-,  inirrit 
ability;  even  temper,  tranquil 
mind,  dispassion ;  tolerance,  pa> 
tience. 

passiveness  &c.  {physical  inert 
ness)  173;  hebetude,  -ation;  ira^ 
passibility  &c.  {insensibility)  823  \ 
stupefaction. 

coolness,  calmness  &c.  adj. ; 
composure,  placidity,  indisturb* 
ance,  imperturbation,  sang  /void,, 
tranquillity,  serenity ;  quiet,  -ude ; 
peace  of  mind,  mental  calmness. 

staidness  &c.  adj. ;  gravity,  so- 
briety, Quakerism  ;  philosophy, 
equanimity,  stoicism,  command 
of  temper;  self-possession,  -con- 
trol, -command,  -restraint;  pres- 
ence of  mind. 

submission &c.  735;  resignation; 
suffer-,  support-,  eudur-,  longsuf- 
fer-,  forbear-ancG  ;  longanimity; 
fortitude;  patience  -of  Job,  -  "  on 
a  monument,"-  "sovereign  o'er 
340 


VI.  r. 


GENERAL  AFFECTIONS. 


825—826. 


raving,  delirium;  phrensy,  frenzy, 
hysterics;  intoxication;  tearing - 
raging-  passion ;  anger  &c.  900. 

fascination,  infatuation,  fanati- 
cism ;  Quixot-ism,  -ry ;  Ute  montee. 

V.  be  -impatient  &c.  adj. ;  not 
be  able  to  -bear  &c.  836 ;  bear  ill, 
wince,  chafe,  champ  the  bit;  be 
in  a  -stew  &c.  n. ;  be  out  of  all  pa- 
tience, fidget,  fuss,  not  have  a 
wink  of  sleep;  toss,  -  on  one's 
pillow. 

lose  one's  temper  &c.  900;  break 
-,  burst  -,  fly-  out;  go  -,  fly-  -off, 
-off  at  a  tangent;  explode;  flare 
up,  flame  up,  fire  up,  burst  into  a 
flame,  take  fire,  fire,  burn;  boil,  - 
over;  foam,  fume,  rage,  rave,  rant, 
tear ;  go  -,  run-  -wild,  -  mad ;  go 
into  hysterics ;  run  -riot,  -  a  muck ; 
tattre  la  campagne^  faire  le  diable  a 
quatre,  play  the  deuce. 

Adj.  excitable,  easily  excited, 
in  an  excitable  state ;  irritable  &c. 
{irascible)  901 ;  impatient,  intole- 
rant. 

feverish,  febrile,  hysterical;  de- 
lirious, mad,  moody,  maggoty- 
headed. 

unquiet,  mercurial,  electric,  gal- 
vanic, hasty,  hurried,  restless,  fid- 
gety, fussy;  chafing  &c.  «. 

startlish,  mettlesome,  high  met- 
tled, skittish. 

vehement,  demonstrative,  vio- 
lent, wild,  furious,  fierce,  fiery, 
hot-headed,  madcap. 

over-zealous,  enthusiastic,  im- 
passioned, fanatical;  rabid  &c. 
(eager)  865. 

rampant,  clamorous,  uproarious, 
turbulent,  tempestuous,  tumultu- 
ary, boisterous. 

impulsive,  impetuous,  passion- 
ate; uncontroll-ed,  -able;  ungov- 
ernable, irrepressible,  stanchless, 
inextinguishable,  burning,  sim- 
mering, volcanic,  ready  to  burst 
forth. 

excit-ed,  -ing,  &c.  824. 
29* 


transmuted  ill ;  "  moderation ;  re  • 
pression-  subjugation- of  feeling; 
restraint  &c.  751. 

tranquillization  &c.  (moderation) 
174. 

V.  be  -composed  &c.  adj. 

laisser  -faire^  -  aller;  take  things 
-easily,  -  as  they  come;  take  it 
easy,  rub  on,  live  and  let  live; 
take  -easily,  -  coolly,  -  in  good 
part ;  cBquam  servare  mentem. 

bear.  -  well,  -  the  brunt;  go 
through,  support,  endure,  brave, 
disregard. 

tolerate,  suffer,  stand,  bide; 
abide,  aby ;  bear  -,  put  up  -,  take 
up  -,  abide-  with;  acquiesce;  sub- 
mit &c.  {yield)  735 ;  submit  with  a 
good  grace;  resign  -,  reconcile- 
oneself  to  ;  brook,  digest,  eat, 
swallow,  pocket,  stomach;  make 
-light  of,  -  the  jjest  of,  -  a  virtue 
of  necessity ;  put  a  good  face  on, 
keep  one's  countenance ;  check  &c. 
7ol-  oneself. 

compose,  appease  &c,  (moderate) 
174;  propitiate;  repress  &c.  (re- 
strain) 751;  render  insensible  &c. 
833 ;  overcome  -,  allay  -,  repress- 
one's  -excitability  &c.  825;  master 
one's  feelings. 

make  -oneself,  -  one's^  mind- 
easy  ;  set  one's  mind  at  -ease,  - 
rest. 

calm  -,  cool-  down ;  thaw,  groTT 
cool.  \ 

be  -borne,  -  endured ;  go  down. 

Adj.  in-,  un -excitable ;  imper- 
turbable; unsusceptible  &c.  (inseU" 
sible)  833  ;  uu-,  dis-passionate  ; 
cold-blooded,  inirritable;  endur- 
ing &c.  D. ;  stoical,  Platonic,  phi- 
losophic, staid,  stayed;  sober,  - 
minded;  grave;  sober  -,  grave- 
as  a  judge;  sedate,  demure,  cool- 
headed. 

easy  -  going,     peaceful,     placid, 
calm;  quiet,  -  as  a  mouse;  tran- 
quil, serene ;  cool,  -  as  -a  cucum- 
ber, -  cnstard  ;  undemonstrative. 
841 


825-828. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI    I    fi    r 


Int.  pish!  pshaw  I  temperate    &c.    {moderate)    174; 

Phr.  noli  me  tangere.  composed,   collected;    un-excited, 

-stirred,  -ruffled,    -disturbed,    per 
turbed,  -impassioned,  unoffended; 
unresisting, 
meek,  tolerant;  patient,  -  as  Job;  submissive  &c.  725;  tame; 
content,  resigned,  chastened,  subdued,  lamblike ;  gentle,  -  as  a 
lamb ;  suamter  in  modo;  mild,  -  as  mother's  milk ;  soft  as  pep- 
permint;  armed  with  patience,   bearing  with,   clement,   long- 
suffering. 

Adv.   "like  patience  on  a  monument  smiling  at  grief;  "  ceqxio 
animo,  in  cold  blood  &c.  833. 

Int.  patience  I  and  shuffle  the  cards. 


Section  II.     TERSONAL  AFFECTIONS.* 
1.°  Passive  Affections. 


827.  Pleasure. — iV.  pleasure, 
gratification,  enjoyment,  fruition; 
ob-,  de-lectation ;  relish,  zest ;  (/usto 
&c.  (physical  pleasure)  377;  satis- 
faction &c.  {content)  831 ;  compla- 
cency. 

well-being;  good  &c.  618;  snug- 
ness,  comfort,  ease;  cushion  ttc. 
215;  sans  soiici,  mind  at  ease. 

joy,  gladness,  delight,  glee, 
cheer,  sunshine;  cheerfulness  &c. 
836. 

treat,  refreshment;  amusement 
&c.  840 ;  luxury  &c.  377. 

mens  sana  in  corpore  sano. 

liappiness,  felicity,  bliss;  beati- 
tude, -fication ;  enchantment,  trans- 
port, rapture,  ravishment,  ecstacy ; 
summum  bonum;  paradise,  elysium, 
&c.  {heaven)  981;  third  -,  seventh- 
heaven;  unalloyed  -happiness  &c. 

honeymoon;  palmy  -,  halcyon- 
days;  golden -age,  -time;  Satur- 
nia  regna^  Arcadia,  happy  valley, 
Agapemone. 

V.  be  pleased  &c.  839;  feel  -, 
experience-  -pleasure  &c.  n. ;  joy; 
enjoy-,  hug-  oneself;  be  in  -clover 
&c.  377,  -  elysium  &c.  981;  tread 


828.  Pain.— iV.  mental  suffer- 
ing, pain, dolour ;  suffer-mg,  -ance; 
ache,  smart  &c.  {physical  pain) 
378;  passion. 

displeasure,  dissatisfaction,  dis- 
comfort, discomposure,  disquiet; 
malaise;  inquietude,  uneasiness, 
vexation  of  spirit;  taking;  discon- 
tent &c.  832. 

dejection  &c.  837;  weariness 
&c.  841. 

annoyance,  irritation,  worry,  in- 
fliction, visitation;  plague,  bore; 
bother,  -ation;  stew,  vexation, 
mortification,  chagrin,  esclandre; 
mauvais  quart  d^Jieure. 

care,  anxiety,  solicitude,  trou- 
ble, trial,  ordeal,  fiery  ordeal, 
shock,  blow,  cark,  dole,  fret,  bur- 
den, load. 

concern,  grief,  sorrow,  distress, 
affliction,  woe,  bitterness,  heart- 
ache; heavy-,  aching  ,  bleeding 
-,  broken- heart;  heavy  affliction, 
gnawing  grief. 

unhappiness,  infelicity,  misery, 
tribulation,  wretchedness,  desola- 
tion; despair  &c.  859;  extremity, 
prostration,  depth  of  misery. 


*  Or  those  which  concern  one's  own  istate  of  feeling. 

342 


vr.  II.  r. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


827—828. 


nightmare,    epMaltes,     incubus. 

pang,  anguish,  agony;  tor-ture, 
-ment;  purgatory  &c.  {Jiell)  982. 

hell  upon  earth ;  iron  age,  reign 
of  terror ;  slougli  of  despond  &c. 
(adversity)  735;  peck  -,  sea-  of 
troubles ;  ills  that  flesh  is  heir  to 
&c.  {evil)  619;  miseries  of  human 
life ;  unkindest  cut  of  all. 

sufferer,  victim,  prey,  martyr, 
object  of  compassion,  wretch, 
shorn  lamb. 

V.  feel  -,  suffer  -,  experience  -, 
undergo  -,  bear  -,  endure-  pain 
&c.  n. ;  smart,  ache  &c.  {physical 
pain)  378;  suffer,  bleed,  ail;  be 
the  victim  of. 

labour  under  afliictions;  quaff 
the  bitter  cup,  have  a  bad  time  of 
it ;  fall  on  evil  days  &c.  {adversity) 
735 ;  go  hard  with,  come  to  grief, 
fall  a  sacrifice  to,  drain  the  cup  of 
misery  to  the  dregs,  sup  full  of 
horrors. 

sit  on  thorns,  be  on  pins  and 
needles,  wince,  fret,  chafe,  worry 
oneself,  be  in  a  taking,  fret  and 
fume;  take  -on,  -  to  heart. 

grieve ;  mourn  &c.  {lament)  839 ; 
yearn,  repine,  pine,  droop,  lan- 
guish, sink ;  give  way ;  despair  &c. 
859 ;  break  one's  heart ;  weigh  upon 
the  heart  &c.  {inflict  pain)  830. 

Adj.  in  -,  in  a  state  of  -,  full  of- 
pain  &c.  n. ;  suffering  &c.  v. ; 
pained,  aflSiicted,  worried,  dis- 
pleased &c.  830;  aching,  griped, 
sore  &c.  {physical  pain)  378;  on 
the  rack,  in  limbo;  between  hawk 
and  buzzard. 

un-comfortable,  -easy  ;  ill  at 
ease;  in  a  -taking,  -  way;  dis- 
turbed ;  discontented  &c.  832 ;  out 
of  humour  &c.  901«;  weary  &c.  841. 

heavy  laden,  stricken,  crushed, 
a  prey  to,  victimized,  ill-used. 

unfortunate  &c.  {hapless)  735 ;  to 
be  pitied,  doomed,  devoted,  accursed,  undone,  lost,  stranded. 

unhappy,  infelicitous,  poor,  wretched,  miserable,  woebegone; 
cheerless  &c.  {dejected)  837 ;  careworn. 

'-  S48 


on  enchanted  ground ;  fall  -,  go- 
into  raptures. 

feel  at  home,  breathe  freely, 
l)ask  in  the  sunshine. 

be  -pleased  &c.  829-  with;  re- 
ceive -,  derive-  pleasure  &c.  n.- 
from;  take  -pleasure  &c.  n.-  in; 
delight  in,  rejoice  in,  indulge  in, 
luxuriate  in;  gloat  over  &c.  {phy- 
sical pleasure)  377;  enjoy,  relish, 
like;  love  &c.  897;  take  -to,  -  a 
fancy  to ;  have  a  liking  for ;  enter 
into  the  spirit  of. 
take  in  good  part, 
treat  oneself  to,  solace  oneself 
with. 

Adj.  pleased  &c.  829 ;  not  sorry ; 
glad,  -some ;  pleased  as  Punch. 

happy,  blest,  blessed,  blissful, 
beatified;  happy  as  -a  king,  -  the 
day  is  long;  thrice  happy,  ter 
quaterque  Meatus;  enjoying  &c.  v. ; 
joyful  &c.  {in  sjnrits)  836. 

in  -a  blissful  state,  -  paradise 
&c.  981,  -  raptures,  -  ecstasies,  - 
a  transport  of  delight. 

comfortable  &c.  {physical  p>lea- 
sure)  377 ;  at  ease ;  content  &c.  831 ; 
sans  souci. 

overjoyed,    entranced,   enchant- 
ed; en-,   raptured;  en-,  ravished; 
transported 
vated. 

with  -a  joyful  face 
eyes. 

pleasing  &c.  829;  ecstatic,  bea- 
tic;  painless,  unalloyed,  without 
alloy,  cloudless. 

Adv.  happily  &c.  adj.  ;  with 
pleasure  &c.  {willingly)  602;  with 
-glee  &c.  n. 

Phr.  one's  heart  leaping  with 
joy- 


fascinated,      capti- 
sparkling 


828-830. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VL  II.  V 


concerned,  sorry;  sorrow-ing,  -ful;  cut  up,  chagrined,  hor- 
rified, horror-stricken ;  in  -,  plunged  in  -,  a  prey  to-  grief  &c. 
71. ;  in  tears  «&c.  ijamenting)  839 ;  steeped  to  the  lips  in  misery ; 
heart-stricken,  -broken,  -scalded;  broken-hearted;  in  despair 
&c.  859. 

Phr.  "the  iron  entered  into  our  soul;  "  ^''hoeret  lateri  letJiaUs 
arundo;''''  one's  heart  bleeding. 


829.  [Capability  of  giving  plea- 
sure; cause  or  source  of  pleasure.] 
Pleasurableness.  —  N.  pleasur- 
able-, pleasant-,  agreeable-ness, 
&c.  adj. ;  pleasure  giving,  jocun- 
dity, delectability ;  amusement  &c. 
840. 

attraction  &c.  {motive)  615;  at- 
tract-iveness,  -ability  ;  inviting- 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  charm,  fascination, 
enchantment,  witchery,  seduction, 
■winning  ways,  amenity,  amabi- 
lity. 

loveliness  &c.  (beauty)  845 ;  sun- 
ny -,  bright-  side  ;  sweets*  &c. 
{sugar)  396;  goodness  &c.  648; 
manna  in  the  wilderness,  land 
flowing  with  milk  and  honey, 

treat;  regale  &c.  {x>hysical  'plea- 
sure) 377;  dainty;  tit-,  tid-bits; 
nuts,  sauce  piquante. 

V.  cause  -,  produce  -,  create  -, 
give  -,  afford  -,  procure  -,  offer  -, 
present-  yield-  pleasure  &c.  827. 

please,  charm,  delight;  gladden 
&c.  {make  cheerful)  836 ;  ta^e,  cap- 
tivate, fascinate  ;  enchant,  en- 
trance, enrapture,  transport,  be- 
witch ;  en-,  ravish. 

bless,  beatify;  satisfy;  gratify, 
-  desire  &c.  865;  slake,  satiate, 
quench;  indulge,  humour,  flatter, 
tickle  ;  tickle  the  palate  &c. 
{savoury)  394;  regale,  refresh;  en- 
liven; treat;  amuse  &c.  840;  take 
-,  tickle  -,  hit-  one's  fancy ;  meet 
one's  wishes;  win  -,  gladden  -, 
rejoice  -,  warm  the  cockles  of-  the 
heart ;  do  one's  heart  good. 

attract,  allure  &c.  {move)  615; 
stimulate  &c.  {excite)  824 ;  interest. 


830.  [Capability  of  giving  pain  • 
cause  or  source  of  pain.  ]  Painful- 
NESS. — N.  painfulness  &c.  adj.\ 
trouble,  care  &c.  {jyain)  828;  trial; 
af",  in-fliction;  blow,  stroke,  bur- 
den, load,  curse;  bitter  -pill,  - 
draught ;  waters  of  bitterness. 

annoyance,  grievance,  nuisance, 
vexation,  mortification,  sickener; 
bore,  bother,  pother,  hot  water, 
sea  of  troubles,  hornet's  nest, 
plague,  pest. 

cancer,  ulcer,  sting,  thorn  ; 
canker  &c.  {bane)  663;  scorpion 
&c.  {evil-doer)  913;  dagger  &c. 
{arms)  727;  scourge  &c.  {instru- 
ment of  ^nuiishment)  975 ;  carking 
-,  canker  worm  of-  care. 

mishap,  misfortune  &c.  {adver- 
sity) 735  ;  desagrement,  esclandre^ 
rub. 

source  of  -irritation,  -  annoy- 
ance; wound,  sore  subject,  skele- 
ton in  the  closet;  thorn  in  -the 
flesh,  -  one's  side;  where  the  shoe 
pinches,  gall  and  wormwood. 

sorry  sight,  heavj^  news,  provo- 
cation ;  affront  &c.  929 ;  head  and 
front  of  one's  offending. 

infestation,  molestation;  malig- 
nity &c.  {malevolence)  907. 

V.  cause  -,  occasion  -,  give  -, 
bring-,  induce-,  produce  -create 
-,  inflict-  pain  &c.  828  ;  pain, 
hurt,  wound. 

pinch,  prick,  gripe  &c.  (  physical 
pain)  378;  pierce,  lancinate,  cut. 

hurt  -,  wound  -,  grate  upon  -, 

jar  upon-  the  feelings;  wring-, 

pierce  -,  lacerate  -,  break  -,  rend- 

the  heart ;  make  tho  heart  bleed ; 

344 


VI.  II.  1' 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


829—830. 


make  things  pleasant,  popular- 
ize, gild  the  pill,  sweeten. 

Adj.  causing  pleasure  &c.  v. ; 
pleasure  -  giving :  pleas-ing,  -ant, 
-urable;  agreeable;  grat-eful,  -if}-- 
ing;  leef,  lief,  acceptable;  wel- 
come, -  as  the  roses  in  May ;  wel- 
comed; favourite ;  to  one's  -taste,  - 
mind,  -  liking;  satisfactory  &c. 
(jffood)  648. 

refreshing  ;  comfortable  ;  cor- 
dial; genial;  glad,  -some;  sweet, 
delectable,  nice,  dainty;  delic-ate, 
-ious;  dulcet;  luscious  &c.  396; 
palatable  &c.  394;  luxurious,  vo- 
luptuous; sensual  &c.  377. 

attractive  &c.  615;  inviting,  pre- 
possessing, engaging  ;  win-ning, 
-some;  taking,  fascinating,  cap- 
tivating, killing;  seduc-ing,  -tive; 
alluring,  enticing;  appetizing  &c. 
(exciting)  834;  cheering  &c.  836; 
bewitching;  enchanting,  entranc- 
ing, enravishing. 

charming;  delightful,  felicitous, 
exquisite  ;  lovely  &c.  (beautiful) 
845;  ravishing,  rapturous;  heart- 
felt, thrilling,  ecstatic  ;  beat-ic, 
-ific;  seraphic;  empyrean;  elysian 
&c.  {heavenly)  981. 

palmy,  halcyon,  Saturnian. 

Phr.  decies  repetita  placebit. 


tear  -,    rend-   the    heart-strings; 
draw  tears  from  the  eyes. 

sadden ;  make  -unhappy  &c.  828 ; 
plunge  into  sorrow,  grieve,  fash, 
afflict,  distress;  cut  -up,  -  to  the 
heart. 

displease,  annoy,  incommode, 
discompose,  trouble,  disquiet,  dis- 
turb, cross,  perplex,  molest,  tease, 
tire,  irk,  vex,  mortify,  wherret, 
•worry,  plague,  bother,  pester, 
bore,  pother,  harass,  harry,  badg- 
er, bait,  beset,  mfest,  persecute, 
importune. 

wring,  harrow,  torment,  tor- 
ture; put  to  the  -rack,  -  question; 
break  on  the  wheel,  rack,  scarify ; 
cruci-ate,  -fy;  convulse,  agonize; 
barb  the  dart ;  plant  a  -dagger  in 
the  breast,  -  thorn  in  one's  side. 

irritate,  provoke,  sting,  nettle, 
try  the  patience,  pique,  fret,  rile, 
tweak  the  nose,  chafe,  gall;  sting 
-,  wound  -,  cut-  to  the  quick ;  ag- 
grieve, affront,  enchafe,  enrage, 
ruffle,  sour  the  temper;  give  of- 
fence &c.  {resentment)  900. 

maltreat,  bite,  snap  at,  assail; 
smite  &c.  (punish)  972. 

sicken,  disgust,  revolt,  nauseate, 
disenchant,   repel,   offend,   shock, 
stink  in  the  nostrils ;  go  against  -, 
turn-  the  stomach ;  make  one  sick, 
set  the  teeth  on  edge,  go  against 
the  grain,  grate  on  the  ear,  stick 
rankle,  gnaw,  corrode,  horrify,  ap- 
pal, freeze  the  blood ;  make  the  -flesh  creep,  -  hair  stand  on 
end ;  make  the  blood  -curdle,  -  run  cold ;  make  one  shudder. 

haunt,  -  the  memory;  weigh  -,  prey-  on  the  -heart,  -  mind, 
-  spirits;  bring  one's  grey  hairs  with  sorrow  to  the  grave;  add  a 
nail  to  one's  cofBn. 

Adj.  causing  pain,  hurting  &c.  v. ;  hurtful  &c.  (5a<^649;  pain- 
ful; dolor-ific,  -ous;  unpleasant  ;-uu-,  dis-pleasing ;  disagreeable, 
Mnpalatable,  bitter,  distasteful;  uninviting;  unwelcome ; undesir- 
able, -ed;  obnoxious;  unacceptable,  unpopular,  thankless, 
unsatisfactory,  untoward,  unlucky,  uncomfortable, 
distressing;  afflict-ing,  -ive;  joy-,  cheer-,  comfort-less;  dismal, 
disheartening;  depress-ing,  -ive;  dreary,  melancholy,  grievous, 
piteous;  woeful,  rueful,  mournful,  deplorable,  pitiable,  lament- 
able; sad,  affecting,  touching,  pathetic. 

345 


in  one's  -throat,  -  gizzard 


830-832. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  r. 


irritating,  provoking,  stinging,  annoying,  aggravating,  morti- 
fying, galling;  unaccommodating,  invidious,  vexatious;  trouble-, 
tire-,  irk-,  weari-some;  plagu-ing,  -y;  awkward. 

importunate;  teas-,  pester-,  bother-,  harass-,  worry-,  tor- 
ment-, cark-ing. 

in-toler-,  -suffer-,  -support-able;  un-bear-,  -eudur-able;  past 
bearing;  not  to  be  -borne,  -  endured;  more  than  flesh  and  blood 
can  bear;  enough  to  -drive  one  mad,  -  provoke  a  saint,  -  make 
a  parson  swear. 

shocking,  terrific,  grim,  appalling,  crushing;  dreadful,  fear- 
ful, frightful;  thrilling,  tremendous,  dire;  heart-breaking, 
-rending,  -wounding,  -corroding,  -sickening;  harrowing,  rend- 
ing. 

odious,  hateful,  execrable,  repulsive,  repellent,  abhorrent; 
horri-d,  -ble,  -fie,  -fying ;  off ensive ;  nause-ous,  -ating;  disgust-, 
sicken-,  revolt-ing;  nasty;  loath-some,  -ful;  fulsome;  vile  &c. 
(had)  649;  hideous  &c.  846. 

sharp,  acute,  sore,  severe,  grave,  hard,  harsh,  cruel,  biting, 
caustic;  cutting,  corroding,  consuming,  racking,  excruciating, 
searching,  grinding,  grating,  agonizing;  envenomed. 

ruinous,  disastrous,  calamitous,  tragical;  desolating,  wither- 
ing; burdensome,  onerous,  oppressive;  cumb-rous,  -ersome. 

Adv.  painfully  &c.  adj.-^  with  -pain  &c.  838;  deuced. 

Int.  hinc  illce  lacJirymm  ! 

Phr.  surgit  amari  allquid;  the  place  being  too  hot  to  hold 
one ;  the  iron  entering  into  the  Suul. 


831.  Content.  — iV".  content, 
-ment,  -edness;  complacency,  sat- 
isfaction, entire  satisfaction,  ease, 
heart's  ease,  peace  of  mind ;  sere- 
nity &c.  826;  cheerfulness  &c. 
836 ;  ray  of  comfort ;  comfort  &c. 
{iDell-heing)  82  7. 

re-,  conciliation  ;  resignation 
&c.  {patience)  826. 

waiter  on  Providence. 

V.  be  -content  &c.  adj.;  rest 
-satisfied,  -  and  be  thankful;  take 
the  good  the  gods  provide,  let 
well  alone,  feel  oneself  at  home, 
hug  oneself,  lay  the  flattering 
unction  to  one's  soul. 

take  -up  with,  -  in  good  part ; 
assent  &c.  488 ;  be  reconciled  to, 
make  one's  peace  with ;  get  over 
it ;  take  -heart,  -  comfort ;  put  up 
with  t^c.  (hear)  826. 

render  content  &c.  adj. ;  set  at 


832.  Discontent. — iV".  discon- 
tent, -ment;  dissatisfaction;  dis- 
sent &c.  489. 

disappointment,  mortification  ; 
cold  comfort ;  regret  &c.  883 ;  re- 
pining, taking  on  &c.  v. ;  inquie- 
tude, vexation  of  spirit,  soreness ; 
heart-burning,  -grief;  querulous- 
ness  &c.  {lamentation)  839 ;  hyper- 
criticism. 

malcontent,  grumbler,  growler, 
croaker,  laudato?'  temporis  acti. 

cave  of  Adullam,  indignation 
meeting,  "winter  of  our  discon- 
tent." 

V.  be  -discontented  &c.  adj. ; 
quarrel  with  one's  bread  and  but- 
ter; repine;  regret  &c.  833;  wish 
one  at  the  bottom  of  the  Red  Sea ; 
take  -on,  -  to  heart;  shrug  the 
shoulders ;  make  a  wry  -,  pull  a 
long-  face ;  knit  one's  brows ;  look 
346 


VI.  II.  1°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


831-835 


ease,  comfort;  set  one's  -heart,  - 
mind-  at  -ease,  -  rest ;  speak  peace ; 
conciliate,  reconcile,  win  over, 
propitiate,  disarm,  beguile;  con- 
tent, satisfy;  gratify  &c.  829. 

be  -tolerated  &c.  826;  go  down, 
-  with;  do. 

Adj.  content,  -ed;  satisfied  &c. 
V. ;  at  -ease,  -  one's  ease,  -  home; 
with  the  mind  at  ease,  sans  soucl, 
si/te  curd,  easy-going,  not  particu- 
hir;  conciliatory;  unrepining,  of 
good  comfort;  resigned  &c.  (pa- 
tient) 826;  cheerful  &c.  836. 

un-affiictcd,  -vexed,  -molested, 
-plagued  ;  serene  &c.  826 ;  at  rest ; 
snug,  comfortable;  in  one's  ele- 
ment. 

satisfactory,  tolerable. 

Adv.  to  one's  heart's  content; 
a  la  honne  lieure  ;  all  for  the  best. 

Int.  amen  &c.  (assent)  488 ;  very 
well,  so  much  the  better,  well  and 
good;  it  -,  that- will  do;  it  cannot 
be  helped. 

Phr.  nothins:  comes  amiss. 


-blue,  -  black,  -  black  as  thunder, 
-  blank,  -  glum. 

take  -in  bad  part,  -  ill;  fret, 
chafe,  make  a  piece  of  work; 
grumble,  croak;  lament  &c.  839. 

cause  -discontent  c\:c.  n. ;  dis- 
satisfy, disappoint,  mortify,  put 
out,  disconcert;  cut  up;  disheart- 
en. 

Adj.  discontented ;  dissatisfied. 
&c.  V. ;  unsatisfied,  ungratified ; 
dissident;  dissentient  &c.  489; 
malcontent,  exigent,  exacting,  hy- 
percritical. 

repining  &c.  v. ;  regretful  &c. 
833;  down  in  the  mouth  &c.  (de- 
jected) 837. 

in  -high  dudgeon.  -  a  fume,  -  the 
sulks,  -  the  dumps,  -  bad  hu- 
mour; glum,  sulky;  sour,  -  as  a 
crab;  soured,  sore;  out  of  -hu- 
mour, -  temper. 

disappointing  &c.  «. ;  unsatis- 
factory. 

Int.  so  much  the  worse  ! 

Phr,  that  -,  it-  will  never  do. 


833.    Regret. — iV.    regret,    re- 
pining; home  sickness,  nostalgia; 
mal  -,  maladie  -dupays  ;  lamentation  &c.  839 ;  penitence  &c.  950. 

bitterness,  heart-burning. 

laudator'  temporis  acti  &c.  (discontent)  832. 

V.  regret,  deplore;  bewail  &c.  (lament)  839;  repine,  cast  a 
longing  lingering  look  behind ;  rue,  -  the  day ;  repent  &c.  950 ; 
infandum  renovare  dolorem. 

prey  -,  weigh  -,  have  a  weight-  on  the  mind ;  leave  an  aching 
void. 
Adj.  regretting  &c.  t\  ;  regretful;  home-sick. 

regretted  &c.  «. ;  much  to  be  regretted,  regrettable;  lamenta- 
ble &c.  (had)  649. 

Int.  what  a  pity  !  hang  it  I 

Phr.  'tis  -pity,  -  too  ti*ue. 


834.  Relief. — N.  relief;  deliv- 
erance ;  refreshment  &c.  689 ;  ease- 
ment, softening,  alleviation,  miti- 
gation, palliation,  soothing,  lulla- 
by. 

solace,  consolation,  comfort,  en- 
couragement. 


835.  Aggravation. — iV.  aggra- 
vation, heightening;  exacerbation ; 
exasperation ;  overestimation  &c. 
482 ;  exaggeration  &c.  549. 

V.     aggravate,     render    worse, 
heighten,  embitter,  sour;  ex-,  acer- 
bate; exasneratc,  envenom. 
347 


834-837. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  ir.  r 


lenitive,  restorative  &c.  (remedy) 
662;  cushion  &c.  215;  crumb  of 
comfort,  balm  in  Gilead. 

V.  relieve,  ease,  alleviate,  miti- 


add  fuel  to  the  -fire,  -  flame; 
fan  the  flame  &c.  {excite)  824 ;  go 
from  bad  to  worse  &c.  {deteriorate) 
659. 

Adj.  aggravated  &c.  -». ;  worse, 
unrelieved  ;  aggravable  ;  aggra- 
vating &c.  -y. 

Adi).  out  of  the  frying  pan  into 
the  fire,  from  bad  to  worse,  worse 
and  worse. 

Lit.  so  much  the  worse. 


gate,  palliate,  soothe ;  salve ;  soften, 
-  down ;  foment,  stupe,  poultice ; 
assuage,  allay. 

cheer,  comfort,  console;  encour- 
age, bear  up,  pat  on  the  back, 
give  comfort,  set  at  ease;  gladden 
-,  cheer-  the  heart. 

remedy;  cure  &c.  {restore)  660; 
refresh ;  pour  -balm  into,  -  oil  on. 

smooth  the  ruffled  brow  of  care, 
temper  the  wind  to  the  shorn  lamb,  lay  the  flattering  unction  to 
one's  soul. 

disburden  &c.  {free)  705 ;  take  off  a  load  of  care. 

be  relieved ;  breathe  more  freely,  draw  a  long  breath ;  take 
comfort ;  dry  -,  wipe-  the  -tears,  -  eyes. 

Adj.  relieving  &c.  v. ;  consolatory,  soothing ;  assua-ging, 
-sive;  bal-my,  -samic;  lenitive,  palliative;  anodyne  &c.  {remedial) 
662 ;  curative  &c.  660. 


836.  Cheerfulness. — N.  cheer- 
fulness &c.  adj. ;  geniality,  gaiety, 
V  allegro,  cheer,  good  humour, 
spirits ;  high  -,  animal  -,  flow  of- 
spirits  ;  glee,  high  glee,  light 
heart  ;  sunshine  of  the  -mind, 
-  breast ;  gaiete  de  cmur,  doji  natu- 
rel. 

liveliness  &c.  adj. ;  life,  alacrity, 
vivacity,  animation,  allegresse ;  jo- 
cundity, joviality,  jollity;  levity; 
jocularity  &c.  {wit)  842. 

mirth,  merriment,  hilarity,  ex- 
hilaration ;  laughter  &c.  838 ;  mer- 
ry-making &c.  {amusement)  840; 
hey-dey,  rejoicing  &c.  838. 

nepenthe,  Euphrosyne. 

optimism  &c.  {Jwpefulness)  858; 
self-complacency. 

V.  be  -cheerful  &c.  adj. ;  have 
the  mind  at  ease,  smile,  put  a  good 
face  upon,  keep  up  one's  spirits; 
view  -the  bright  side  of  the  pic- 
ture, -things  en  couleur  de  rose; 
ridentem  dicere  verum,  cheer  up, 
brighten   up,  light  up,    bear  up; 


837.  Dejection. — JV.  dejection; 
dejectedness  &c.  adj. ;  depression, 
prosternation ;  lowness  -,  depres- 
sion- of  spirits ;  weight  -,  oppres- 
sion-,  damp-  on  the  spirits;  low 
-,  ■  bad  -,  drooping  -,  depressed- 
spirits;  heart  sinking;  heaviness 
-,  failure-  of  heart. 

heaviness  &c.  adj. ;  infestivity, 
gloom;  weariness  &c.  841;  tcedium 
vitoi,  disgust  of  life ;  mal  du  pays 
&c.  {regret)  833. 

melancholy ;  sadness  &c.  adj. ; 
il  penseroso.,  melandiolia,  dismals, 
mumps,  dumps,  blue  devils,  dol- 
drums, vapours,  megrims,  spleen, 
horrors,  hypochondriasis,  pessim- 
ism ;  despondency,  slough  of  Des- 
pond; disconsolateuess  &c.  adj.\ 
hope  deferred,  blank  despond- 
ency. 

prostration,  -  of  soul;  broken 
heart;  despair  &c.  859;  cave  of 
-despair,  -  Trophonius. 

demureness  &c.   adj. ;     gravity, 
solemnity;  long,  -  grave-  face. 
348 


VI.  ir.  1°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


836-837. 


chirp,  take  heart,  cast  away  care, 
drive  dull  care  away,  perk  up. 

rejoice  &c,  838;  carol,  chirrup; 
frisk,  rollick,  give  a  loose  to 
mirth. 

cheer,  enliven,  elate,  exhilarate, 
gladden,  inspirit,  animate,  raise 
the  spirits,  inspire;  perk  up;  put 
in  good  humour;  cheer-,  rejoice- 
the  heart;  delight  «&c.  {gioe  pleas- 
ure) 829. 

Adj.  cheerful;  happy  &c.  837; 
cheer-y,  -ly;  of  good  cheer,  smil- 
ing; blithe;  in  -,  in  good-  spirits; 
in  high  -spirits,  -  feather;  happy 
as  -the  day  is  long,  -  a  king ;  gay, 
~  as  a  lark ;  allegro  ;  light,  -some, 
-hearted  ;  buoyant,  dehonnaire, 
bright,  free  and  easy,  airy;  janty, 
jaunty,  canty;  spright-ly,  -ful; 
spry;  spirit-ed,  -ful;  lively,  ani- 
mated, vivacious;  brisk,  -  as  a 
bee;  sparkling;  sportive;  full  of 
-play,  -  spirit ;  all  alive. 

sunny,  palmy;  hopeful  &c.  858. 

merry,  -  as  a  -cricket,  -  grig,  - 
marriage  bell ;  joyful,  joyous,  jo- 
cund, jovial ;  jolly,  -  as  a  thrush, 
-  as  a  sand-boy;  blithesome,  glee- 
some,  hilarious,  rattling. 

winsome,  bonny,  hearty,  buxom. 

play-ful,  -some ;  foldtre,  playful 
as  a  kitten,  tricksy,  frisky,  frolic- 
some; gamesome;  jocose,  jocular, 
waggish;  mirth-,  laughter- loving ; 
mirthful,  rollicking. 

elate,  -d;  exulting,  jubilant, 
flushed ;  rejoicing  &c.  838 ;  cock- 
a-hoop. 

cheering,  inspiriting,  exhilarat- 
ing ;  cardiac-al ;  pleasing  &c.  829 ; 
palmy. 

Adv,  cheerfully  &c.  adj. 

Int.  never  say  die  I  come !  cheer 
up  !  hurrah!  «fcc.  838;  "hence 
loathed  melancholy !  "  begone  dull 
care  I  away  with  melancholy ! 


80 


hypochondriac,  seek-sorrow,  self- 
tormentor,  heautontimoriimenos^  mor- 
lade  imaginaire^  medecin  tant  pis ; 
croaker,  pessimist;   mope,  mopus. 

[Cause  of  dejection]  affliction 
&c.  830;  sorry  sight;  memento 
mori ;  damper,  wet  blanket.  Job's 
comforter. 

V.  be  -dejected  &c.adj. ;  grieve; 
mourn  &c.  {lament)  839 ;  take  on, 
give  way,  lose  heart,  despond, 
droop,  sink. 

lower,  look  downcast,  frown, 
pout ;  hang  down  the  head ;  pull 
-,  make-  a  long  face ;  laugh  on  the 
wrong  side  of  the  mouth;  grin  a 
ghastly  smile ;  look  -blue,  -  like  a 
drowned  man;  lay  -,  take-  to 
heart. 

mope,  brood  over;  fret;  sulk; 
pine,  -  away;  yearn;  repine  &c. 
{regret)  833 ;  despair  &c.  859. 

refrain  from  laughter,  keep 
one's  countenance;  be  -,  look- 
grave  &c.  adj. ;   repress  a  smile. 

depress;  dis-courage,  -hearten; 
dispirit;  damp,  dull,  deject,  lower, 
sink,  dash,  knock  down,  unman, 
prostrate,  break  one's  heart ;  frown 
upon  ;  cast  a  -gloom,  -  shade-  on; 
sadden;  damp  -,  dash  -,  wither- 
one's  hopes ;  weigh  -,  lie  heavy  -, 
prey-  07i  the  -mind,  -  spirits;  damp 
-,  depress-  the  spirits. 

Adj.  cheer-,  joy-,  spirit-less; 
uncheer-f ul,  -y ;  unlively ;  unhappy 
&c.  828;  melancholy,  dismal,  som- 
bre, dark,  gloohiy,  triste,  clouded, 
murky,  lowering,  frowning,  lugu- 
brious, funereal,  mournful,  lamen- 
table, dreadful. 

dreary,  flat ;  dull,  -  as  -a  beetle, 
-  ditchwater;  depressing  &c.  v. 

"  melancholy  as  a  gib  cat ; "  op- 
pressed with  -,  a  prey  to-  melan- 
choly; down-cast,  -hearted;  down 
-in  the  mouth,  -  on  one's  luck; 
heavy-hearted;  in  the  -dumps,  - 
suds,  -  sulks,  -  doldrums ;  in  dole- 
ful dumps,  in  bad  humour;  sullen; 
349 


837—839. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  r-. 


mumpish,  dumpish;  mopish,  moping;  moody,  glum;  sulky  &c. 
(discontented)  832;  out  of -sorts,  -humour,  -heart,  -spirits;  ill 
at  ease,  low-spirited,  in  low  spirits,  a  cup  too  low;  weary  &c. 
841;  dis-couraged,  -heartened;  desponding;  chop-,  jaw-  crest- 
fallen. 

sad,  pensive,  penseroso,  tristful;  dole-some,  -ful;  woebegone, 
lachrymose,  in  tears,  melancholic,  hypped,  hypochondriacal, 
bilious,  jaundiced,  atrabilious,  saturnine,  splenetic;  lackadaisi- 
cal. 

serious,  sedate,  staid,  stayed;  grave,  -as  -a  judge,  -an  under- 
taker, -  a  mustard  pot;  sober,  solemn,  demure;  grim*  grim- 
faced,  -visaged;  rueful,  wan,  long-faced. 

disconsolate;  un-,  in-consolable;  forlorn,  comfortless,  deso- 
late, dhole,  sick  at  heart;  soul-,  heart-sick;  au  desespoir ;  in  de- 
spair &c.  859 ;  lost. 

overcome;  broken-,  borne-,  bowed-down;  heart-stricken  &c. 
{mental  sujfe7'ing)  838 ;  cut  up,  dashed,  sunk ;  unnerved,  un- 
manned;   down-fallen,  -trodden;  broken-hearted;  care-worn. 

Adv.  with  -a  long  face,  -  tears  in  one's  eyes;  sadly  <fcc.  adj. 

Phr.  the  countenance  falling;  the  heart  -failing,  -  sinking 
within-  one. 


838.  [Expression  o.  pleasure.] 
Rejoicing. — N.  rejoicing,  exulta- 
tion, triumph,  jubilation,  heyday, 
flush,  revelling;  merry-making  &c. 
(amusement)  840;  jubilee  &g.  (cele- 
bration) 883;  paean,  Te  Deum  &c. 
(thanhsf jiving)  1)90 ;  congratulation 
&c.  896. 

smile,  simper,smirk,  grin;  broad 
-,  sardonic-  grin. 

laughter,  giggle,  titter,  snigger, 
crow,  cheer,  chuckle,  shout ;  horse 
-,  hearty-  laugh;  guffaw;  burst  -, 
fit  -,  shout  -,  roar  -,  peal-  of 
laughter ;  cachinnation. 

risibility;  derision  &c.  856. 

Momus;  Democritus  the  Abde- 
rite;  rollicker;  Laughter  holding 
both  his  sides. 

V.  rejoice;  thank  -,  bless-  one's 
stars;  congratulate  -,  hug-  one- 
self; rub-,  clap-  one's  hands; 
smack  the  lips,  fling  up  one's  cap; 
dance,  skip;  sing,  carol,  chirrup, 
chirp ;  hurrah ;  cry  for  -,  leap  with- 
joy;  exult  «&c.  (least)  884;  tri- 
umph ;  hold  jubilee  &c.  (cehhrate) 


839.  [Expression  of  pain.]  La- 
mentation.—  N.  lament,  -ation; 
wail,  complaint,  plaint,  murmur, 
mutter,  grumble,  groan,  moan, 
whine,  whimper,  sob,  sigh,  sus- 
piration,  heaving,  deep  sigh. 

cry  &c.  (vociferation)  411  ; 
scream,  howl;  outcry  wail  of  woe, 
frown,  scowl. 

tear;  weeping  «fec.  ■». ;  flood  of 
tears,  fit  of  crying,  lachrymation, 
melting  mood,  weeping  and  gnash- 
ing of  teeth. 

plaintiveness  &c.  adj. ;  languish- 
ment;  condolence  &c.  915. 

mourning,  weeds,  willow,  cy- 
press, crape,  deep  mourning ;  sack- 
cloth and  ashes;  lachrymatory; 
knell  &c.  363 ;  dump,  death-song, 
dirge,  coronach,  nenia,  requiem, 
elegy,  epicedimn ;  threne;  mon-, 
thren-ody;  jeremi-ad,  -ade. 

mourner;  grumbler  &c.  (discon- 
tent) 832;  Niobe;  Heraclitus. 

V.     lament,     mourn,     deplore, 

grieve,  weep  over;  be- wail,  -moan; 

condole  with   &c.    915;    fret   &c. 

(suffer)  828;  wear  -  go  into  -,  put 

350 


ri.  II.  r. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


838-841 


on-  mourning;  wear  -the  willow, 
-sackcloth  and  ashes;  infandum 
renovare  dolorera  &c.  (regret)  833; 
give  sorrow  words. 

sigh;  give  -,  heave  -,  fetch-  a 
sigh;  ''waft  a  sigh  from  Indus  to 
the  pole;"  sigh  "like  furnace;" 
wail. 

cry,  weep,  sob,  greet,  blubber, 
pipe!^  snivel,  bibber,  whimper, 
pule;  pipe  one's  eye;  drop  -, 
shed-  -tears,  -  a  tear;  melt  -, 
burst-  into  tears ;  fondre  en  larmex  ; 
cry  -oneself  blind,  -  one's  eyes  out. 
scream  &c.  {c7y  out)  411;  mew 
&c.  {animal  sounds)  412;  groan, 
moan,  whine;  roar;  roar  -,  bellow- 
like a  bull;  cry  out  lustily,  rend 
the  air. 

frown,  scowl,  make  a  wry  face, 
gnash  one's  teeth,  wring  one's 
hands,  tear  one's  hair,  beat  one's 
breast,  roll  on  the  ground,  burst 
with  grief. 

complain,  murmur,  mutter, 
grumble,  growl,  clamour,  make  a  fuss  about,  croak,  grunt, 
maunder;   deprecate  &c.  (disappro'ce)  932. 

cry  out  before  one  is  hurt,  complain  without  cause. 
Adj.  lamenting  &c.  v. ;  in  mourning,  in  sackcloth  and  ashes ; 
sorrow-ing,  -ful,  «S:c.    {unhajypy)   828;  mourn-,   tear-ful;  lachry- 
mose;   plaint-ive,   -ful;  quer-ulous,   -imonious;    in  the  melting 
mood. 

in  tears,  with  tears  in  one's  eyes;  with  -moistened,  -  watery- 
eyes;  bathed  -  dissolved-  in  tears;  "like  Niobe  all  tears." 
elegiac. 

Adv.  de  profundis;  les  larmes  aux  yeux. 

Int.  heigh-ho !  alas  I  alack !  O  dear !  ah  -,  woe  is-  me !  lacka- 
daisy!  well  -,  lack  -,  alack-  a  day!  well-a-way !  alas  the  day!  0 
temi^ora  0  mores  I  what  a  pity!  miserahile  dictu  !  Oludlud!  too 
true! 

Plir.  tears -standing  in,  -starting  from- the  eyes;  eyes  -suf- 
fused, -  swimming,  -  brimming,  -  overflowing-  with  tears. 


883;  make  merry  &c.  {sport)  840. 

smile,  simper,  smirk;  grin,  - 
like  a  Cheshire  cat ;  mock,  laugh 
in  one's  sleeve;  laugh,  -  outright; 
giggle,  titter,  snigger,  crow, 
smicker,  chuckle,  cackle;  burst 
-out,  -  into  a  fit  of  laughter;  shout, 
split,  roar. 

shake  -,  split  -,  hold  both-  one's 
sides ;  roar  -,  die-  with  laughter. 

raise  laughter  &c.  {amuse)  840. 

Adv.  rejoicing  &c.  v. ;  jubilant, 
exultant,  triumphant  ;  flushed, 
elated ;  laughing  &c.  ■». ;  risible ; 
ready  to  -burst,  -  split,  -  die  with 
laughter ;  convulsed  with  laughter. 

laughable  &c.  {ludicrous)  853. 

Int.  hurrah!  huzza!  aha!  hail! 
tolderoUolll  Heaven  be  praised! 
io  triumphe  !  tant  mieux  !  so  much 
the  better. 

Plir.  the  heart  leaping  with  joy. 


840.  Amusement. — N.  amuse-, 
entertain-ment;  diversion,  -tisse- 
ment;  reaction,  relaxation,  solace; 
pastime,  passetemps,  sport;  labour 
of  love ;  pleasure  &c.  827. 

fun,  frolic,  merriment,  jollity; 
jovial-ity,  -ness;  heyday;  laughter 


841.  Weariness. — iV.  weariness, 
defatigation,  ennui;  lassitude  &c. 
{fatigue)  688 ;  drowsiness  &c.  683. 

disgust,  nausea,  loathing,  sick- 
ness; satiety  &c.  869;  tcedium  vit(S 
&c.  (dejection)  837. 

wearisome-,  tedious  -  ness  «&c. 
351 


840-841. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  r 


ad^. ;   dull  work,    tedium,  mono 
tony,  twice  told  tale. 

bore,  button-hole,  proser,  wet 
blanket;  heavy  hours,  ''the  ene- 
my "  [time]. 

F.  weary;  tire  &c.  {fatigue) 
688;  bore;  bore  -,  weary  -,  tire- 
-to  death,  -  out  of  one's  life,  -  out 
of  all  patience;  set  -,  send-  to 
sleep. 

pall,  sicken,  nauseate,  disgust. 

harp  on  the  same  string;  drag 
its  -slow,  -  weary-  length  along. 

never  hear  the  last  of;  be-  tired 


&c.  838;  jocos-ity,  -eness;  droll-, 
buflfoon-,  tomfool-ery;  mummery, 
pleasantry;  wit  &c.  842;  quip, 
quirk. 

play ;  game,  -  at  romps ;  gambol, 
romp,  prank,  antic,  rig,  lark, 
spree,  skylarking,  vagary,  monkey 
trick,  gambade,  fredaine,  escaj)ade, 
echa'pfee^  bout,  esineglerie;  practi- 
cal joke  &c.  {ridicule)  856. 

dance,  hop,  reel,  rigadoon,  sara- 
band, hornpipe,  bolero,  fandango, 
cancan,  minuet,  waltz,  polka  ; 
galop,  -ade;  jig,  fling,  strathspey; 
allemande;  gavot,  -te;  mazurka, 
morisco,  morris  dance;  quadrille, 
country  dance,  cotillon.  Sir  Roger 
de  Coveiiey;  ballet  &c.  {drama) 
599 ;  ball ;  hal,  -  masque,  -  costume; 
masquerade;  Terpsichore. 

festivity,  merry-making;  party 
&c.  {social  gathering)  892;  fete, 
festival,  gala,  ridotto;  revel-s,  -ry, 
-ling;  carnival,  brawl,  saturnalia, 
high  jinks;  feast,  banquet  &c. 
{food)  298;  regale,  symposium, 
wassail ;  carous-e,  -al ;  jollification, 
junket,  wake,  i^\Q,-mc,  fete  champe- 
tre,  regatta,  field-day;  treat. 

round  of  pleasures,  dissipation, 
a  short  life  and  a  merry  one, 
racketing,  holiday  making. 

rejoicing  &c.  838;  jubilee  &c. 
{celebration)  883. 

bonfire,  fireworks,  feu-de-joie. 

holiday;    gala  -,  red    letter  -, 
play-  day ;  high  days  and  holidays;  high  -,  Bank-  holiday ;  May 
-,  Derby-  day;  Saint-   Easter-,  Whit-  Monday;  Bairam. 

place  of  amusement,  theatre;  concert-,  ball-,  assembly-room; 
music-hall. 

T^Qirky  plaisance;  arbour;  garden  &c.  (horticulture)  371;  pleas- 
ure-, play-,  cricket-,  croquet-,  archery-,  hunting-ground;  tennis-, 
racket-court;  bowling-green,  -alley;  croquet-lawn,  rink,  skat- 
ing rink;  round-about,  merry-go-round;  swing:  montagne  Russe. 

game,  -  of  -chance,  -  skill;  athletic  sports,  gymnastics;  arch- 
ery, rifle-shooting;  tournament,  pugilism  &c.  {contention)  720; 
sporting  «&c.  622;  horse-racing,  the  turf;  aquatics  &c.  267;  skat- 
ing, sliding;  cricket,  tennis,  lawn  tennis,  rackets,  fives,  trap  bat 
and  ball,  base-ball,  la  crosse,  battledore  and  shuttlecock,  la  grace; 
pall-mall,  tip-cat,  croquet,  golf,  curling,  hockey,  football,  pall- 

353 


&c.  adj.  -of,  -  with;  yawn;  die 
with  ennui. 

Adj.  wearying  &c.  in.-,  wearing; 
weari-,  tire-,  irk-some ;  uninterest- 
ing, stupid,  bald,  devoid  of  inter- 
est, dry,  monotonous,  dull,  arid, 
tedious,  humdrum,  mortal,  flat; 
pros-y,  -ing;  slow;  soporific,  som- 
niferous. 

disgusting  &c.  v. ;  unen joyed. 

weary;  tired  &c.  v. ;  drowsy  &c. 
{sleepy)  683;  uninterested,  flag- 
ging, used  up,  w^orn  out,  blase.j 
life-weary,  weary  of  life ;  sick  of. 

Adv.  wearily  &c.  adj.  ;  usque  ad 
nauseam. 

Phr.  time  hanging  heavily  on 
one's  hands;  toujours  perdri^ j 
crambe  repetita. 


VI.  II.  r.  PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS.  840—843. 

07ie^  polo;  twit-pegging,  tilting  at  the  ring,  quintain,  greasy- 
pole;  quoits,  discus;  knurr  and  spell;  leap-frog,  hop  skip  and 
jump;  French  and  English,  tug  of  war;  blind  man's  buff,  hunt 
ithe  slipper,  hide-and-seek,  kiss  in  the  ring;  snapdragon;  cross 
questions  and  crooked  answers;  &c. 

billiards,  pool,  pyramids,  bagatelle;  bowls,  skittles,  ninepins, 
kail,  American  bowls. 

cards;  whist,  rubber;  ronndgame;  loo,  cribbage,  hesigne,  eu- 
chre, drole,  ecarte,  picquet,  all-fours,  quadrille,  ombre,  reverse, 
Pope  Joan,  commit;  bo-,  boa-ston;  mngt-un;  quinze,  thirty-one, 
put,  speculation,  connexions,  brag,  cassino,  lottery,  commerce, 
snip-snap-SDorem,  lift  smoke,  blind  hookey^,  Polish  bank.  Earl 
of  Coventry,  Napoleon,  patience,  pairs;  old  maid,  fright,  beg- 
gar-my-neighbour ;  haccamt. 

chess,  draughts,  backgammon,  dominoes,  merelles,  nine  men's 
morris,  go-bang,  solitaire ;  game  of  -,  fox  and-  goose ;  loto ;  &c. 

morra;  gambling  &c.  {chance)  621. 

toy,  plaything,  bauble;  doll  &c.  (piippei)  554;  teetotum; 
knicknack  &c.  {trijle)  643;  magic  lantern  &c.  {sliow)  448;  peep-, 
puppet-,  raree-,  gallanty-show ,  toy-shop;  "quips  and  cranks 
and  wanton  wiles,  nods  and  becks  and  wreathed  smiles." 

sportsman,  gamester,  reveller;  master  of  the  -ceremonies,  - 
revels ;  arbiter  elegantiarum. 

V.  amuse,  entertain,  divert,  enliven;  tickle,  -  the  fancy;  titil- 
late, raise  a  smile,  put  in  good  humour;  cause  -,  create  -,  occa- 
sion -,  raise  -,  excite  - ,  produce  -,  convulse  with-  laughter ;  set 
the  table  in  a  roar,  be  the  death  of  one. 

recreate,  solace,  cheer,  rejoice ;  please  &c.  829 ;  interest ;  treat, 
regale. 

amuse  oneself;  game;  play,  -  a  game,  -  pranks,  -  tricks; 
sport,  disport,  toy,  wanton,  revel,  junket,  feast,  carouse,  ban- 
quet, make  merry;  drown  care;  drive  dull  care  away;  frolic, 
gambol,  frisk,  romp;  caper;  dance  &c.  {leap)  309;  keep  up  the 
ball;  run  a  rig,  sow  one's  wild  oats,  have  one's  fling,  take  one's 
pleasure ;  see  life ;  desipere  in  loco,  play  the  fool. 

make  -,  keep-holiday ;  go  a  Maying. 

while  away  -,  beguile-  the  time ;  kill  time,  dally. 

Adj.  amusing,  entertaining,  diverting  <fec.  v. ;  recreative, 
lusory;  pleasant  &c.  { 2'>lensin(j)  829;  laughable  &c.  (ludicrous) 
P53;  witty  &c.  842;  fest-ive,  -al;  jovial,  jolly,  jocund,  roguish, 
rompish;  playful,  -  as  a  kitten  ;  sportive,  ludibrious. 

amused  &c.  v.\  "pleased  with  a  feather,  tickled  with  a 
straw." 

Adv.   "  on  the  light  fantastic  toe,"  at  play,  in  sport. 

Int.  mve  la  bagatelle  !  vogue  la  galere  ! 

Phr.  Dens  nobis  hcec  otia  fecit;  dum  vivimv.8  vivamus. 


842.  Wit. — ^V.  wit,  -tiness;  at-  I      843.  Dulness. — JV.  dulness,  hea- 
tic   -wit,    -   salt  ;    atticism;    salt;  |  viness,    flatness  ;     infestivity   &c. 
30*  353 


842-844. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  r. 


esprit,  point,  fancy, whim,  humour, 
drollery,  pleasantry. 

farce,  buffoonery,  fooling,  tom- 
foolery ;  harlequinade  &c.  599  ; 
broad  -farce,  -  humour ;  fun, 
esjneglerie  ;  ms  comica. 

jocularity;  jocos-ity,-eness ;  face- 
tiousness  ;  wagg  -  ery,  -  ishness  ; 
whimsicality;  comicality  &c.  853. 

smartness,  ready  wit,  banter, 
badinage,  retort,  repartee,  qui-pro- 
quo  ;  ridicule  &3.  856. 

facetm,  quips  and  cranks;  jest, 
joke,  capital  joke;  standing -jest, 

-  joke ;  conceit,  quip,  quirk,  crank, 
quiddity,  concetto,  lAaisanterie,  bril- 
liant idea;  merry  -,  bright  -,  hap- 
py- thought ;  sally ;  flash,  -  of  wit, 

-  of  merriment;  scintillation;  mot, 

-  your  rire  ;  witticism,  smart  say- 
ing, Ion-mot,  jeu  cf esprit,  epigram; 
jest    book ;    dry    joke,    quodlihet, 


837,  stupidity  &c.  499;  want  of 
originality. 

prose,  matter  of  fact  ;  heavy 
book,  conte  a  dormir  dchout ;  plati- 
tude. 

V.  be  -dull  &c.  ad']. ;  prose,  take 
au  serieiix,  be  caught  napping. 

render  -dull  &c.  adj. ;  damp,  de- 
press, throw  cold  water  on,  lay  a 
wet  blanket  on ;  fall  flat  upon  the 
ear. 

Adj.  dull,  -  as  ditch  water;  un- 
entertaining,  uninteresting,  un- 
lively,  unimaginative;  insulse;  dry 
as  dust ;  pros-y,  -ing,  -aic ;  matter 
of  fact,  commonplace,  pointless; 
"weary  flat  stale  and  unprofit- 
able." 

stupid,  slow,  flat,  humdrum, 
monotonous;  melancholic &c.  8B7; 
stolid  &c.  499 ;  plodding. 

Phr.  Davus  sum  non  ^dijnis. 


cream  of  the  jest. 

word-play,  jeu  de  mots  ;  play  -of, 
-upon- words;  pun,  -ning;  doidde 

entendre  «&c.  {amhiguity)  520 ;  quibble,  verbal  quibble ;  conun- 
drum &c.  {riddle)  533;  anagram,  acrostic,  double  acrostic,  nugm 
canoroR,  trifling,  idle  conceit,  turlupinade. 

old  joke,  Joe  Miller. 

V.  joke,  jest,  cut  jokes;  crack  a  joke;  perpetrate  a  -joke,  - 
pun ;  make  -fun  of,  -  merry  with ;  set  the  table  in  a  roar  &c. 
\(.unuse)  840. 

retort ;  banter  &c.  {ridicule)  856 ;  ridentem  dicere  verum  ;  joke 
at  one's  expense. 

Adj.  witty,  attic;  quick-,  nimble-witted ;  smart;  jocular, 
jocose,  waggish,  facetious,  whimsical,  humorous;  playful  &c. 
840;  merry  and  wise;  pleasant,  sprightly,  spirituel,  sparkling, 
epigrammatic,  full  of  point,  hen  trovato  ;  comic  &c.  853. 

Adv.  in  j6ke,  in  jest,  in  sport,  in  play. 

844.  Humorist.— iV.  humorist,  wag,  wit,  reparteeist,  epi- 
grammatist, punster;  hel  esjjrit,  life  of  the  party;  wit-snapper, 
-cracker,  -worm;  joker,  jester,  Joe  Miller,  drole de  corps,  gail- 
lard,  spark. 

buffoon,  farceur,  meriy  andrew,  mime,  tumbler,  acrobat, 
mountebank,  charlatan,  posturemaster,  harlequin,  punch, 
pmlcinella,  scaramouch,  clown;  wearer  of  the  -cap  and  bells,  - 
motley;  motley  fool;  ])antnloon,  gipsy;  jack -pudding,  -in 
the  green,  -  a  dandy;  zany;  m<>d-cap,  pickle-herring,  witling, 
caricaturist,  grimacier. 

354 


VL  II.  2". 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


845—846. 


2°.    Discriminative  Affections. 


845.  Beauty.  —  if.  beauty,  the 
beautiful,  to  kuXov^    le  heau  ideal. 

[Science  of  the  perception  of 
beauty]  Callaesthetics.* 

form,  elegance,  grace,  beauty 
unadorned  ;  symmetry  &c.  242; 
comeliness,  fairness  6zc.  adj. ;  pul- 
chritude, polish,  gloss;  good  -ef- 
fect, -  looks;  belle  tourniure ; 
bloom,  brilliancy,  radiance,  splen- 
dour, gorgeousness,  magnificence; 
Bublimi-ty,  -fication. 

concinnity,  delicacy,  refinement ; 
charm,  je  ne  sais  qiwi,  style. 

Venus,  Hebe,  the  Graces,  Peri, 
Houri,  Cupid,  Apollo,  Hyperion, 
Adonis,  Antinous,  Narcissus. 

peacock,  butterfly  ;  flower, 
flow'ret  gay,  rose,  lily,  garden; 
flower  of.  pink  of;  hijou  ;  jewel  &c. 
(ornament)  847 ;  work  of  art. 

pleasurableness  &c.  829. 

beautifying;  landscape  garden- 
ing; decoration  &c.  847;  calisthe- 
nics. 

V.  be  -beautiful  &c.  adj. ;  shine, 
beam,  bloom ;  become  one  &c.  {ac- 
cord) 23 ;  set  off,  grace. 

render  -beautiful  &c.  cidj. ;  beau- 
tify ;  polish,  burnish  ;  gild  &c. 
(decorate)  847 ;  set  out. 

"snatch  a  grace  beyond  the 
reach  of  art." 

Adj.  beaut-iful,  -ecus ;  hand- 
some; pretty;  lovely,  graceful,  ele- 
gant ;  delicate,  dainty,  refined  ; 
fair,  personable,  comely,  seemly; 
bonny  ;  good-looking ;  well-fa- 
voured, -made,  -formed,  -propor- 
tioned; proper,  shapely ;  symmetri- 
cal &c.  {regular)  242;  harmonious 
&:c.  {colour)  428;  sightly. 

fit  to  be  seen,  passable,  not 
amiss. 

goodly,  dapper,  tight,  jimp  ; 
gimp ;  janty,  jaunty ;  natty,  quaint, 


846.  Ugliness. — N.  ugliness  &c. 
adj. ;  deformity,  inelegance ;  dis- 
figurement &c.  (W^m/sA)  848;  want 
of  symmetry,  inconcinnity;  distor- 
tion &c.  243;  squalor  &c.  {un- 
cleanness)  653. 

forbidding  countenance,  vinegar 
aspect,  hanging  look,  wry  face, 
"  spretm  injuria  formes.''^ 

eyesore,  object,  figure,  sight, 
fright,  spectre,  scarecrow,  hig, 
harridan,  satyr,  witch,  toad, 
baboon,  monster,  Caliban,  ^sop, 
'''' monstrum  horreudum  informe 
ingens  cui  lumen  ademiitum.''^ 

V.  be  -ugly  &c.  adj. ;  look  ill, 
grin  horribly  a  ghastly  smile, 
make  faces. 

render  -ugly  &c.  adj. ;  deface ; 
dis-,  de-figure;  distort  &c.  243; 
blemish  &c.  {injure)  659 ;  soil  &c. 
{render  unclean)  653. 

Adj.  ugly,  -  as  -sin,  -  a  toad,  - 
a  scarecrow,  —  a  dead  monkey; 
plain,  bald;  homely  &;c.  {un- 
adorned) 849;  ordinary,  unorna- 
mental,  inartistic;  unsightly,  un- 
seemly, uncomely,  unshapely,  un- 
lovely ;  sightless,  seemless  ;  not 
fit  to  be  seen ;  unbeaut-eous,  -if ul ; 
beautiless ;  shapeless  &c.  {amorph- 
ous) 241. 

mis-sliapeu,  -proportioned; mon- 
strous ;  gaunt  «fcc.  {thin)  203  ; 
dumpy  etc.  {short)  201 ;  curtailed 
of  its  fair  proportions;  ill-made, 
-shaped,  -proportioned;  crooked 
&c.  {distorted)  243;  hard-featured, 
-visaged ;  ill-,  hard-,  evil-favoured ; 
ill-looking;  unprepossessing. 

graceless,  inelegant ;  ungraceful, 
ungainly,  uncouth;  stiff;  rugged, 
rough,  gross,  rude,  awkward,  " 
clumsy,  slouching,  rickety ;  gawky ; 
lump-ing,  -ish;  lumbering  ;hulk-y, 
inj;  unwieldy. 


*  Whewell,  *'  Philosophy  of  llie  Inductive  Sciences." 

a55 


845—848. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  2°. 


trim,    tidy,    neat,    spruce,    smart, 
tricksy. 

bright -eyed;  rosy,-  cherry - 
cheeked;  rosy,  ruddy;  blooming, 
in  lull  bloom. 

blilliant,  shining;  beam-y,  -ing; 
sparkling,  splendid,  resplendent, 
damliug,  glowing;  glossy,  sleek. 

showy,  specious;  rich,  gorgeous, 
superb,  magnificent,  grand,  fine, 
sublime. 

artistic,    -al;    aesthetic;   pict-ur- 
esque,  -orial;  fait  d  peindre;  well-composed,  -grouped,  -varied: 
curious. 

enchanting  &c.  {pleasure-giving)  829;  attractive  &c.  {inviting) 
615;  becoming  &c.  {accordant)  23;  ornamental  &c.  847. 

undeformed,    undefaced,    unspotted;    spotless    &c.    {i)erfect) 
650. 


squalid,  haggard ;  grim,  -face*', 
-visaged;  grisly,  ghastly;  ghost-^ 
death-like;  cadaverous. 

frightful,  hideous,  odious,  un- 
canny, forbidding,  repellant,  re- 
pulsive; horri-d,  -ble;  shocking 
&c.  {painful)  830. 

foul  &c.  {dirtif)  653 ;  dingy  &c. 
{colourless)  429 ;  gaudy  &c.  (5<?2az<r) 
428 ;  disfigured  «fec.  v. ;  discol Ji.iecL 


847.  Oknament. — N.  ornament, 
-ation,  -al  art;  ornat-ure,  -eness; 
adornment,  decoration,  embellish- 
ment; architecture. 

garnish,  polish,  varnish,  French 
polish,  gilding,  japanning  lacquer, 
enamel;  cosmetics. 

pattern,  diaper,  powdering,  pan- 
elling, graining;  detail;  texture 
&c.  329;  richness;  tracery,  mould- 
ing, fillet,  listel,  strapwork,  co- 
quillage^  flourish,  Jleu7'-de-Us,  ara- 
besque, fret,  anthemion;  egg  and 
-tongue,  -  dart;  astragal,  zigzag, 
acanthus,  cartouche;  pilaster  &c. 
{projection)  250. 

em-,  broidery;  brocade,  hroca- 
telle,  galloon,  lace,  fringe,  trap- 
ping, border,  edging,  trimming; 
lianging,  tapestry,  arras ;  millinery, 
ermine. 

wreath,  festoon,  garland,  chap- 
let,  flower,  nosegay,  houquet^  posy, 
"  daisies  pied  and  violets  blue." 

tassel,  knot  ;  shoulder-knot, 
epaulette,  epaulet,  aigulet,  frog; 
star,  rosette,  bow ;  feather,  plume, 
panache,  aigrette. 

jewel,  -ly,  -lery ;  bijoutry ;  tijou, 
-Urie ;  trinket,    locket,    necklace, 


848.  Blemish. — N.  blemish,  dis- 
figurement, deformity;  defect  etc. 
{imperfection)  651;  flaw;  i ii  j  u  ry 
&c.  {deterioration)  Co  J;  spots  on 
the  sun;  eyesore. 

stain,  blot;  spot,  -tiness;  speck, 
-le;  blur,  frecklo,  mole,  macttla, 
patch,  blotch,  l>lain,  maculation, 
tarnish,  smudgt;  dirt  etc.  053; 
scar,  wen  ;  pustule;  excrescence, 
pimple  &c.  ( p}'otubera>we)  250. 

V.  disfigure  &c.  {injure)  659; 
speckle. 

Adj.  pitted,  freckled,  discol- 
oured;  imperfect  &c.  051;  injured 
i&c.  {deteriorated)  059. 

849.  Simplicity. — JV.  simplici- 
ty; plain-,  homeli-ness;  undress, 
chastity. 

F.  be  -simple  &c.  adj. 

render  -simple  itc.  adj. ;  simpli- 

Adj.  simple,  plain;  home-ly, 
-spun;  ordinary. 

unaffected;  free  from  -affecta- 
tion, -  ornament;  simplex  mundi- 
tiis  ;  sans  f agon,  en  di'shahille. 

chaste,  inornate,  severe. 

un-adorncd,  -ornamented, -deck' 
35i3 


Vi.  II.  3°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


847-851. 


bracelet,  anklet,    ear-ring,    carca-  i  ed,   -garnished,  -arranged,    -trim 
net,     chain,      chatelaine,    brooch,     med,  -varnished, 
torque.  bald,  flat,  dull. 

gem,  precious  stone;  diamond, 
brilliant,  beryl,  emerald,  calce- 
dony,    agate,    heliotrope;   girasol, 

-e;  onyx,  plasma;  sard,  -onyx;  garnet,  lapis- lazuli,  opal,  peri- 
dot, chrysolite,  sapphire,  ruby;  spinel,  -le;  balais;  oriental  -, 
topaz;  turquois,  -e;  zircon,  jacinth,  hyacinth,  carbuncle,  ame- 
thyst; pearl,  coral. 

finery,  frippery,  gewgaw,  gimcrack,  tinsel,  spangle,  clinquant^ 
pinchbeck,  paste;  excess  of  ornament  &c.  {vulgarity)  851;  gaud, 
pride. 

illustration,  illumination,  vignette ;  fleuron ;  head-,  tail-piece; 
cul-dc-lampe ;  flowers  of  rhetoric  &c.  577;  work  of  art. 

V.  ornament,  embellish,  decorate,  adorn,   beautify,  adonize. 

smarten,  furljish,  polish,  gild,  varnish,  whitewash,  enamel, 
japan,  lacquer,  paint,  grain. 

garnish,  trim,  dizen,  bedizen,  prink,  prank;  trick  -,  fig-  out; 
deck,  bedeck,  dight,  bedight,  array;  dress,  -up;  spangle,  be- 
spangle, powder;  embroider,  work;  chase,  emboss,  fret;  em- 
blazon, illuminate ;  illustrate. 

become  &c.  {accord  with)  23. 

Adj.  ornamented,  beautified  &c.  v. ;  ornate,  rich,  gilt,  begilt, 
tesseiated,  festooned. 

smart,  gay,  tricksy,  flowery,  glittering;  new-gilt,  -spangled; 
fine,  -  as  -a  Mayday  queen,  -  fivepence,  -  a  carrot  fresh  scraped ; 
pranked  out,  bedight. 

in  full  dress  &c.  {fashion)  852;  en,  grande -tenue,  -  toilette;  in 
best  bib  and  tucker,  in  Sunday  best,  endimanche  ;  dressed  to  ad- 
vantage. 

showy,  fiashy;  gaudy  &c.  {vulgar)  851;  ga-,  gai-rish;  gor- 
geous. 

ornamental,  decorative ;  becoming  &c.  {accordant)  23. 


850.  [Good  taste.]  Taste.— iV. 
taste ;  good  -,  refined  -,  cultivated- 
taste;  delicacy,  refinement,  gust, 
gusto^  tact,  finesse;  nicety  &c.  {dis- 
crimination) 465 ;  TO  Trp^TTov^  pol- 
ish, elegance,  grace. 

virtu;  dilettanteism ;  fine  art; 
cult-ure,  -ivation. 

[Science  of  taste]  Esthetics. 

man  of  -taste  &c. ;  connoisseur, 
judge,  critic,  conoscente,  virtuose, 
amateur,  dilettante,  Aristarchus, 
Corinthian,  arbiter  elegantiai^um, 
stagirite,  euphemist. 

"caviare  to  the  general." 


851.  [Bad  taste.]  Vulgarity.-— 
N.  vulgar-ity,  -ism;  barbar-,  Van- 
dal-, Gothic-ism;  mauvais goiit,  bad 
taste  ;  gaudier ie,  awkwardness, 
want  of  tact ;  ill-breeding  &c.  {dis- 
courtesy)  895. 

coarseness  &c.  adj. :  indecorum, 
misbehavioj.r. 

low-,  homeli-ness;  low  life, 
mauvais  ton,  rusticity  ;  boorishness 
&c.  adj. ;  brutality ;  rowdy-,  black- 
guard-ism: ribaldry;  slang  &c. 
(iieology)  563. 

bad  joke,  mauvaise  2)laisanterie. 

[Excess  of  ornament]  gaudi-, 
357 


850-852. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  2". 


F.  appreciate,  judge,  criticize, 
discriminate  &c.  465. 

Adj.  in  good  taste;  tasteful, 
tasty;  unaffected,  pure,  chaste, 
classical,  attic  ;  cultivated,  re- 
fined;  dainty;  aesthetic,  artistic; 
elegant  &c.  578,  euphemistic. 

to  one's  -taste,  -  mind;  after 
one's  fancy;  comme  ilfaut. 

Adv.  elegantly  &c.  adj. 

Phr.  nihil  tetigit  quod  non  orna- 
vit. 

852.  Fashion.  —  N.  fashion, 
style,  ton.,  hon  ton,  society ;  good  -, 
polite-  society  ;  drawing  room, 
civilized  life,  civilization,  town, 
teau  monde,  high  life,  court  ; 
world ;  fashionable  -,  gay-  world ; 
Vanity  Fair ;  show  &c.  {ostentation) 
882. 

manners,  breeding  &c.  (^jolite- 
ness)  894 ;  air,  demeanour  &c.  (aj)- 
pearance)  448 ;  saDoirfaire  ;  gentle- 
manliness,  gentility,  decorum,  pro- 
priety, hienseance;  conventions  of 
society;  punctilio;  form,  -ality; 
etiquette,  point  of  etiquette ;  cus- 
tom &c.  613  ;  mode,  vogue,  go, 
rage,  prevailing  taste;  dress  &c. 
225. 

man  -,  woman  -of  -fashion,  -  the 
world;  height  -,  pink  -,  star  -, 
glass-  leader- of  fashion;  arbiter 
elegant lariim  &c.  (taste)  850 ;  upper 
ten  thousand  &e.  {nohility)  875; 
elite  «&c.  {distinction)  873. 

V.  be  -fashionable  &c.  a^j.,  - 
the  rage  &c.  n, ;  have  a  run,  pass 
current. 

follow-,  conform  to  -,  fall  in 
with-  the  fashion  &c.  n. ;  go  with 
the  stream  &c.  {conform)  83 ;  savoir 
-vivre,  ~  faire;  keep  up  appear- 
ances, behave  oneself. 

set  the  -,  bring  into-  fashion; 
give  a  tone  to  -,  cut  a  figure  in-  society ;  keep  one's  carriage. 

Adj.  fashionable ;  in  -fashion  &c.  n. ;  d  la  mode,  c&mme  ilfaut; 
admitted  -,  admissible-  in  -society  &c.  n. ;  presentable ;  conven- 
tional &c.  {customary)   613;  genteel;  well-bred,  -mannered,  -be- 

358 


tawdri-ness ;  false  ornament ;  finery, 
frippery,  trickery,  tinsel,  gewgaw, 
clinquant. 

rough  diamond,  tomboy,  hoy- 
den, cub,  unlicked  cub;  clown  &c. 
{commonalty)  876;  Goth,  Vandal, 
Boeotian;  snob,  cad,  gent ; 7:'«riJe?iw 
&c.  876;  frump,  dowdy;  slattern 
&c.  653. 

V.  be  -vulgar  &c.  adj. ;  misbe- 
have ;  talk  -,  smell  of  the-  shop. 

Adj.  in  bad  taste,  vulgar,  unre- 
fined. 

coarse,  indecorous, ribald,  gross; 
unseemly,  unbeseeming,  unpre- 
sentable; contra  donos  mores;  un- 
graceful &c.  (ugly)  846. 

dowdy ;  slovenly  &c.  {dirty)  653; 
ungenteel,  shabby  genteel;  low 
&c.  {plebeian)  876;  uncourtly;  un- 
civil &c.  {discourteous)  895 ;  ill- 
bred,  -mannered;  underbred;  un- 
gentleman-ly,  -like ;  unladylike, 
unfemiuine. 

unkempt,  uncombed,  untamed, 
unlicked,  unpolished,  uncouth  ; 
incondite ;  heavy,  rude,  awkward ; 
home-ly,-  -spun,  -bred  ;  provincial, 
countrified,  rustic ;  boorish,  clown- 
ish ;  savage,  brutish,  blackguard, 
rowdy,  snobbish;  barbar-ous,  -ic; 
Gothic,  unclassical,  doggrel,  heath- 
enish, tramontane,  outlandish. 

obsolete  &c.  {antiquated)  124; 
unfashionable  ;  new-fangled  &c. 
{unfamiliar)  83;  odd  &c.  {ridicu- 
lous) 853. 

particular  ;  affected  &c.  855; 
meretricious;  extravagant,  mon- 
strous, horrid; shocking  «&c.  {pain- 
ful) 830. 

gaudy,  tawdry,  bedizened,  trick- 
ed out,  gingerbread ;  obtrusive. 


VI.  II.  2\  PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS.  852—855. 

haved,  -spoken;  gentleman-like,  -ly ;  ladylike ;  civil,  polite  &c. 
{courteous)  894. 

polished,  refined,  thoroughbred,  courtly;  distingue;  unemha.T- 
rassed,  degage;  ja-,  jau-nty;  dashing,  fast. 

modish,  stylish,  recherche;  new-fangled  &c.  (unfamiliar)  83. 

in  -court,  -  full,  -  CTening-  dress ;  en  grande  tenue  &c.  {orna- 
ment) 847. 

Adv.  fashionably  &c.  adj. ;  for  fashion's  sake. 

853.  Ridiculousness. — N.  ridiculousness  ifec.  adj.\  comical-, 
odd-ity,  &c.  adj. ;  extravagance,  drollery. 

farce,  comedy;  burlesque  &c.  {ridicule)  856;  buffoonery  &c. 
{fun)  840 ;  frippery ;  doggrel  verses ;  absurdity  &c.  497 ;  bom- 
bast &c.  {unmeaning)  517;  anticlimax,  bathos;  monstr«)sity 
&c.  {unconformity)  83 ;  laughing  stock  &c.  857. 

V.  be  -ridiculous  &c.  adj. ;  pass  from  the  sublime  to  the  ri- 
diculous ;  make  one  laugh ;  play  the  fool,  make  a  fool  of  one- 
self, commit  an  absurdity. 

Adj.  ridiculous,  ludicrous;  comic,  -al;  droll,  funny,  laugh- 
able, pour  rire,  grotesque,  farcical,  odd;  whimsical,  -  as  a 
dancing  bear;  fanciful,  fantastic,  queer,  rum,  quizzical,  quaint, 
tizarre;  eccentric  &c.  {unconformable)  83 ;  strange,  outlandish, 
out  of  the  way,  baroque;  awkward  &c.  {ugly)  846. 

extravagant,  outre^  monstrous,  preposterous,  bombastic,  in- 
flated, stilted,  burlesque,  mock  heroic. 

drollish;  serio-,  tragi-comic;  gimcrack,  contemptible,  &c. 
{unimj)ortant)  643;  doggrel;  ironical  &:c.  {derisive)  856;  risible. 

Phr.  "  risum  teneatis  amici  ?  "  rideret  Heraclitus. 

854.  Fop. — iV".  fop,  fine  gentleman;  swell;  daiid  y,  -iprat; 
exquisite,  coxcomb,  beau,  macaroni,  blade,  blood,  buck,  man 
about  town,  fast  man;  fribble,  jemmy,  spark,  popinjay,  pup- 
py, prig,  2^^^^^  maitre;  jacka-napes,  -dandy;  man  milliner; 
Jemmy  Jessamy,  carpet  knight. 

tine  lady,  coquette. 

855.  Affectation. — N.  affectation;  affectedness  &c.  adj.., 
acting  a  part  &c.  v. ;  pretence  &c.  {falsehood)  544,  {ostentation) 
883 ;  boasting  &c.  884. 

charlatanism,  quackery,  shallow  profundity;  pretension, 
airs,  pedantry,  purism,  precisianism,  euphuism;  teiato.ogy 
tfcc.  {altiloquence)  517. 

mannerism,  simagree,  grimace. 

conceit,  foppery,  dandyism,  man  -  millinery,  coxcombry, 
puppyism. 

stiffness,  formality,  buckram ;  prudery,  demureness,  coquet- 
17,  mock  modesty,  minauderie,  sentimentalism ;  mauvaise  honte^ 
false  shame. 

affector,  performer,  actor;  pedant,  pedagogue,  doctrinaire, 
purist,  euphuist,  mannerist ;   grimacier;  lump  of  affectation, 

339 


855-859.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  ii.  2" 

precieuse  ridicule,  has  lieu,  blue  stocking,  poetaster;  prig; 
charlatan  &c.  {deceiver)  548 ;  ^^e^ii  maitre  &c.  {fop)  854 ;  flat- 
terer &c.  935;  coquette,  prude,  puritan. 

V.  affect,  act  a  part,  put  on;  give  oneself  airs  &c.  {arro- 
gance) 885;  boast  &c.  884;  coquet;  simper,  mince,  attitudi- 
nize, pose;  flirt  a  fan ;  over-act,  -do. 

Adj.  affected,  full  of  affectation,  pretentious,  pedantic, 
stilted,  stagey,  theatrical,  big-sounding,  ad  captandum. 

not  natural,  unnatural;  self-conscious;  maniere;  artificial; 
over-wrought,  -done,  -acted ;  euphuistic  &c.  577. 

stiff,  starch,  formal,  prim,  smug,  demure,  tire  a  quatre  epiii- 
gles,  quakerish,  puritanical,  prudish,  pragmatical,  priggish, 
conceited,  coxcomical,  foppish,  dandified;  tini-cal,  -kin;  minc- 
ing, simpering,  namby-pamby,  sentimental. 

856.  Ridicule. — N.  ridicule,  derision;  sardonic  -smile,  - 
grin;  irrision;  scofiing  &c.  {disresp>ect)  929;  mockery,  quiz, 
banter,  irony,  i^ersijlage,  raillery,  chaff,  hadinage;  quizzing 
&c.  v. 

squib,  satire,  skit,  quip,  quib,  grin. 

parody,  burlesque,  travesty,  travestie;  farce  &c.  {drama)  599 ; 
caricature. 

buffoonery  «fec.  {fun)  840 ;  practical  joke. 

V.  ridicule,  deride;  laugh  at,  grin  at,  smile  at;  snigger; 
laugh  in  one's  sleeve;  banter,  rally,  chaff,  joke,  twit,  quiz, 
poke  fun  at,  roast;  fleer;  play  -,  pUy  tricks-  upon;  fool,  -  to 
the  top  of  one's  bent ;  show  up. 

satirize,  parody,  caricature,  burlesque,  travesty. 

turn  into  ridicule ;  make  merry  with ;  make  -fun,  -  game,  - 
a  fool,  -  an  April  fool-  of;  rally;  scoff  &c.  {disrespect)  929. 

raise  a  laugh  &c.  {amuse)  840;  play  the  fool,  make  a  fool  of 
oneself. 

Adj.  deris-ory,  -ive;  mock;  sarcastic,  ironical,  quizzical, 
burlesque,  Hudibrastic;  scurrilous  &c.  {disrespectful)  929. 

Adv.  in  -ridicule  «&c.  n. 

857.  [Object  and  cause  of  ridicule.]  Laughing-stock. — N. 
laughing-,  jesting-,  gazing-stock ;  butt,  game,  fair  game; 
April  fool  &c.  {dupe)  547. 

original,  oddity;  queer-,  odd- fish ;  quiz,  square  toes;  old 
- ,  fogey  or  fogy. 

monkey;  buffoon  &c.  {jester)  844;  pantomimist  &c.  {actar) 
699. 

jest  &c.  {wit)  842. 

3°.  PpoBPECTivE  Affections. 


858.    Hope. — N.    hope,   -s;  de- 
sire &c.   865;   fei'vent  hope,   san- 


859.  [Absence,  want,  or  loss  of 
hope.]  Hopelessness.— iV".    hope- 


guine    expectation,     trust,     confi-     lessness  &c.  adj. ;  despair,  despera- 

860 


VI.  ir.  3' 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


858-860. 


dence,  reliance;  faith  &c.  (belief) 
484 ;  affiance,  assurance ;  secur- 
eness,  -ity;  reassurance. 

good  -omen,  -  auspices ;  promise, 
well-grounded  hopes;  good  -, 
bright-  prospect ;  clear  sky. 

as-,  pre-sumption;  anticipation 
&c.  {expectation)  507. 

hopefulness,  buoyancy,  opti- 
mism, enthusiasm,  heart  of  grace, 
aspiration;  optimist,  utopist. 

castles  in  the  air,  chateaux  en 
Espagjie,  lepotau  lait,  Utopia,  mil- 
lennium; day  -,  golden-  dream; 
dream  of  Aluaschar;  airy  hopes, 
fool's  paradise ;  7nirage  &c.  {falla- 
cies of  vision)  443 ;  fond  hope. 

beam  -  ray  -,  gleam  -,  glimmer 
-,  dawn  -,  flash  -,  star-  of  hope ; 
cheer;  bit  of  blue  sky,  silver  lin- 
ing of  the  cloud,  bottom  of  Pan- 
dora's box,  balm  in  Gilead. 

anchor,  sheet-anchor,  main-stay ; 
staff  &c.  (support)  215 ;  heaven  &c. 
981. 

V.  hope,  trust,  confide,  rely  on, 
put  one's  trust  in,  lean  upon ;  pin 
one's  -hope,  -  faith-  upon  &c.  {be- 
lieve) 484. 

feel  -,  entertain  - ,  harbour  -, 
indulge  -,  cherish  -,  feed  -,  foster 
-,  nourish  -,  encourage  -,  cling  to 
-,  live  in-  hope  &c.  n. ;  see  land ; 
feel  -,  rest-  -assured,  -  confident 
&c.  adj. 

presume;  promise  oneself;  ex- 
pect &c.  {look  forward  to)  507. 

hope  for  &c.  (desire)  865 ;  antici- 
pate. 

be  -hopeful  &c.  adj. ;  look  on 
the  bright  side  of,  view  on  the 
sunny  side,  voir  en  couleur  de  rose^ 
make  the  best  of  it,  hope  for  the 
best;  put  -a  good,  -  a  bold,  -  the 
best-  face  upon ;  keep  one's  spirits 
up ;  take  heart,  -  of  grace ;  be  of 
good  -heart,  -  cheer;  flatter  one- 
self, lay  the  flattering  unction  to 
one's  soul. 

catch  at  a  straw,  hope   against 
31 


tion ;  despond  encj  &o.  {dejection) 
837;  pessim-ism,  -ist;  Job's  com- 
forter ;  bird  of  -bad,  -  ill-  omen. 

hope  deferred,  dashed  hopes; 
vain  expectation  &c.  (disappoint- 
ment) 509. 

airy  hopes  &c.  858 ;  forlorn  hope ; 
bad  -job,  -  business;  enfant  perdu; 
gloomy  -,  black  spots  in  the-  hori- 
zon; slough  of  Despond,  cave  oi 
Despair. 

V.  despair;  lose  -,  give  up  -, 
abandon  -,  relinquish-  -all  hope,  - 
the  hope  of;  give  -up,  -  over; 
yield  to  despair;  falter;  despond 
&c,  {l>e  dejected)  837 ;  jeter  le  inanche 
apres  la  cognee. 

inspire  -,  drive  to-  despair  &c. 
n.\  disconcert;  dash  -,  crush  -, 
destroy-  one's  hopes ;  hope  against 
hope. 

Ad,},  hopeless,  desperate,  de- 
spairing, in  despair,  au  desespoir^ 
forlorn ;  inconsolable  &c.  (dejected) 
837;  broken-hearted. 

out  of  the  question,  not  to  be 
thought  of;  impracticable  &c.  471 ; 
past  -hope,  -  cure,  -  mending,  - 
recall;  at  one's  last  gasp  &c. 
(death)  360 ;  given  -up,  -  over. 

incurable,  cureless,  immedicable, 
remediless,  beyond  remedy ;  incor- 
rigible ;  irre-parable,  -mediable, 
-coverable,  -versible,  -trievable, 
-claimable,  -deemable,  -vocable; 
ruined,  undone;  immitigable. 

unpromising,  unpropitious ;  in- 
auspicious, ill-omened,  threaten- 
ing, clouded  over. 

Phr.  ^''lasciate  ogni  sperama  vol 
ch''  entrate  ;  "  its  days  are  number- 
ed ;  the  worst  come  to  the  worst. 

860.  Fear. — K  fear,  timidity, 
diffidence,  want  of  confidence ;  ap- 
prehensive-, fearful-ness,  &c.  adj. ; 
solicitude,  anxiety,  care,  ap- 
prehension, misgiving ;  mistrust 
&c.  {doyJ)t)  485;  suspicion,  qualm; 
hesitation  «fcc,  (irresolution)  605. 
361 


858-860. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  3". 


hops,  reckon  one's  chickens  before 
they  are  hatched. 

give  -,  inspire  -,  raise  -,  hold 
out-  hope  &c.  n. ;  raise  expecta- 
tions; encourage,  clieer,  assure, 
reassure,  buoy  up,  embolden; 
promise,  bid  fair,  augur  well,  be 
in  a  fair  way,  look  up,  flatter,  tell 
a  flattering  tale. 

Adj.  hoping  &c.  v.\  in  -hopes 
&c.  n.\  hopeful,  confident;  secure 
&c.  {certain)  484;  sanguine,  in 
good  heart,  buoyed  up,  buoyant, 
elated,  flushed,  exultant,  enthusi- 
astic; Utopian. 

unsus-pecting,  -picious ;  fearless ; 
free  -,  exempt  from-  -fear,  -  sus- 
picion, -  distrust,  -  despair;  un- 
despairing,  self-reliant. 

probable,  on  the  high  road  to; 
within  sight  of  -shore,  -  land; 
promising,  propitious;  of  -,  full 
of-  promise ;  of  good  omen ;  aus- 
picious, de  hon  augur e ;  reassuring; 
encouraging,  cheering,  inspiriting, 
looking  up,  bright,  roseate,  couleur 
de  rose,  rose-coloured. 

Adv.  hopefully  &c.  adj. 

Int.  God  speed ! 

Phr.  nil  desperandum  ;  never  say 
die,  dam  syiro  spero.,  latet  scintillula 
forsan,  all  is  for  the  best,  spero 
meliora  ;  the  wish  being  father  to 
the  thought;  "  hope  told  a  flatter- 
ing tale ;  "  rusticus  expectat  dum 
dejiuat  amnis. 


nervous-,  restless-ness,  &c.  adj. ; 
in-,  dis-quietude ;  flutter,  trepidi- 
tion,  fear  and  trsmbling,  perturb- 
ation, tremor,  quivering,  shaking, 
trembling,  throbbing  heart,  palpi- 
tation, ague  fit,  cold  sweat;  abject 
fear  &c.  {coica7'dicc)  862;  mortal 
funk,  heart-sinking,  despondency; 
despair  &c.  859. 

fright;  affright,  -ment;  alarm, 
dread,  awe,  terror,  horror,  dis- 
may, consternation,  panic,  scare, 
stampede  [of  horses]. 

intimidation,  terrorism,  reign  of 
terror. 

[Object  of  fear]  bug-bear,  -aboo; 
scarecrow  ;  hobgoblin  &c.  (demon) 
980;  nightmare,  Gorgon,  mormo, 
ogre,  Hurlothrumbo,  raw  head  and 
bloody  bones,  fee  faw  fum,  hete 
noire,  enfant  terrihle. 

alarmist  &c.  {coward)  862. 
V.    fear,    stand 


m  awe  of;  be 
-afraid  &c.  adj. ;  have  -qualms 
&c.  n. ;  apprehend,  sit  upon  thorns, 
eye  askance;  distrust  &c.  {disbe- 
lieve) 485. 

hesitate  &c.  {he  irresolute)  605; 
falter,  funk,  cower,  crouch ;  skulk 
&c.  {cowardice)  862;  let  "I  dare 
not  "  wait  upon  "I  would  ;  "  take 
-fright,  -  alarm ;  start,  wince, flinch, 
shy,  shrink ;  fly  &c.  {avoid)  623. 

tremble,  shake;  shiver,  -  in 
one's  shoes  ;  shudder,  flutter; 
shake  -,  tremble-  -like  an  aspen 
leaf,  -  all  over;  quake,  quaver, 
quiver,  quail. 

grow  -,  turn-  pale  ;  blench, 
stand  aghast ;  not  dare  to  say  one's 
soul  is  one's  own. 
inspire  -,  excite-  -fear,  -  awe ;  raise  apprehensions ;  give  -, 
raise  -,  sound-  an  alarm;  alarm,  startle,  scare,  cry  *'wolf," 
disquiet,  dismay  ;  fright,  -en  ;  affright,  terrify  ;  astound; 
fright  from  one's  propriety;  fright  out  of  one's  -wits,  -  senses,  - 
seven  senses;  awe;  strike  -all  of  a  heap,  -  an  awe  into,  -  terror; 
harrow  up  the  soul,  appal,  unman,  petrify,  horrify. 

make  one's -flesh  creep,  -  hair  stand  on  end,  -  blood  run  cold, 
teeth  chatter;  take  away  -,    stop-   one's   breath;  make  one 
-tremble  &c. 


VI.  ir.  3°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS, 


860-8GS 


haunt ;  prey  -,  weigh-  on  the  mind. 

put  in  -fear,  -  bodily  fear;  terrorize,  intimidate,  cow,  daunt, 
overawe,  abash,  deter,  discourage;  browbeat,  bully;  threaten 
&c.  909. 

Adj.  fearing  &c.  t. ;  frightened  &c.  v. ;  in  -fear,  -  a  fright  &c. 
n. ;  haunted  with  the  -fear  &c.  n.-  of. 

afraid,  fearful;  tim-id,  -orous;  nervous,  diflSdent,  coy,  faint- 
hearted, tremulous,  shaky,  afraid  of  one's  shadow,  apprehen- 
sive, restless,  fidgety;  more  frightened  than  hurt. 

aghast;  awe-,  horror-,  terror-,  panic-  -struck,  -stricken; 
frightened  to  death,  white  as  a  sheet;  pale,  -  as  -death,  -  ashes, 
-  a  ghost;  breathless,  in  hysterics. 

inspiring  fear  &c.  v. ;  alarming;  formidable,  redoubtable; 
perilous  &c.  (^Z<z;?^^r)  665 ;  portentous;  fearful;  dread,  -ful:  fell; 
dire,  -ful;  shocking;  terri-ble,  -fie;  tremendous;  horn-d,  -ble, 
-fie;  ghastly;  awful,  awe-inspiring;  revolting  &c.  {painfut)^^^. 

Adv.  in  terrorem. 

Int.  "angels  and  ministers  of  grace  defend  us  !  " 

Phr.  ante  tuham  trepidat ;  horresco  ref evens.,  one's  heart  failing 
one,  obstupui  stetenmtque  comas  et  voxfaucihus  liossit. 


861.  [Absence  of  fear.]  Courage. 
— N.  courage,  bravery,  valour;  re- 
solute-, bold-ness,  &c.  adj. ;  spirit, 
daring,  gallantry,  intrepidity ;  con- 
tempt -,  defiance-  of  danger;  au- 
dacity; rashness  &c.  863;  dash; 
defiance  &c.  715;  confidence,  self- 
reliance. 

man-liness,  -hood  ;  nerv^e,  pluck, 
mettle,  game;  heart,  -  of  grace; 
spunk,  face,  virtue,  hardihood, 
fortitude;  firmness  &c.  (stability) 
150;  heart  of  oak;  bottom,  back- 
bone &c.  (perseverance)  604(^«. 

lesolution  &c.  ( determination ) 
604 ;  bull-dog  courage. 

prowess,  heroism,  chivalry. 

exploit,  feat,  achievement;  he- 
roic -deed,  -  act ;  bold  stroke. 

man,  -of  mettle;  hero,  demi- 
god, Amazon,  Hector;  lion,  tiger, 
panther,  bull-dog;  game-,  fight- 
ing-cock ;  bully,  fire-eater  &c.  863. 

V.  be  -courageous  &c.  adj. ; 
dare,  venture,  make  bold ;  face  -, 
front  -,  affront  -,  confront  -, 
brave  -,  defy  -,  despise  -,  mock- 
danger;  look  in  the  face;  look 
-full,  -  boldly,   -  danger-  in  the 


862.  [Excess  of  fear.]  Cowar- 
dice.— iVl  cowardice,  pusillanimi- 
ty ;  cowardliness  &c.  adj. ;  timidi- 
ty, effeminacy. 

poltroonery,  baseness;  dastard- 
ness,  -y;  abject  fear,  funk;. Dutch 
courage;  fear  &c.  860;  white 
feather,  faint  heart. 

coward,  poltroon,  dastard, sneak, 
recreant;  shy  -,  dunghill-  cock; 
coistril,  milksop,  white-liver,  nid- 
get,  one  that  cannot  say  "  Bo  "  to 
a  goose ;  Sob  Acres,  Jeriy  Sneak. 

alarm-,  terror-,  pessim-ist;  run- 
agate &c.  (fugitive)  623. 

r.  quail  &c.  (fear)  860;  be 
-cowardly  ifcc.  adj.,  -  a  coward  &c. 
n. ;  funk ;  cower,  skulk,  sneak ; 
flinch,  shy,  fight  shy,  slink,  turn 
tail;  run  away  &c.  (avoid)  623; 
show  the  white  feather. 

Adj.  coward,  -ly;  fearful,  shy; 
tim-id,  -orous  ;  skittish  ;  poor- 
spirited,  spiritless,  soft,  effemi- 
nate. 

weak-minded ;  mfirm  of  purpose 

&c.  605;  weak-,  faint-,   chicken-, 

lily-,  pigeon-hearted ;  white-,  lily-, 

milk  -  livered  ;    milksop,    smock- 

863 


861-864. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  3^ 


faced;  unable  to  say  '^  Bo  "  to  a 
goose. 

dastard,  -ly  ;  base,  craven, 
sneaking,  dunghill,  recreant;  un- 
war-,  un soldier-like. 

"in  face  a  lion  but  in  heart  a 
deer." 

unmanned ;  frightened  &c.  860. 

Int.  saum  qui  pent  I  devil  take 
the  hindmost! 

Phr.  ante  tuham  trepidat,  one's 
courage  oozing  out. 


face ;  face ;  meet,  -  in  front ;  brave, 
beard ;  defy  «fec.  715. 

take  -,  muster  -,  summon  up  -, 
pluck  up-  courage;  nerve  oneself, 
take  heart ;  take  -,  pluck  up-  heart 
of  grace;  hold  up  one's  head, 
screw  one's  courage  to  the  sticking 
place;  come  -to,  -  up  to-  the 
scratch ;  stand,  -  to  one's  guns,  - 
fire,  -  against;  bear  up,  -  against; 
hold  out  &c.  (persevere)  604«^. 

put  a  bold  face  upon;  show-, 
present-  a  bold  front ;  show  fight. 

bell  the  cat,  take  the  bull  by  the 
horns,  beard  the  lion  in  his  den, 
march  up  to  the  cannon's  mouth,  go  through  fire  and  water,  run 
the  gantlet. 

give  -,  infuse  -,  inspire-  courage;  reassure,  encourage,  em- 
bolden, inspirit,  clieer,  nerve,  put  upon  one's  mettle,  rally, 
raise  a  rallying  cry ;  pat  on  the  back,  ms.ke  a  man  of,  keep  in 
countenance. 

Adj.  courageous,  brave;  val-iant,  -orous;  gallant,  intrepid; 
spirit-ed  -ful;  high-spirited,  -mettled;  mettlesome,  plucky;  man- 
ly, -ful ;  resolute ;  stout,  -hearted  ;  iron-,  lion-hearted ;  heart  of 
oak;  Penthesilean. 

bold,  -  spirited;  daring,  audacious;  fear-,  daunt-,  dread-,  awe- 
less;  un-daunted,  -appalled,  -dismayed,  -awed,  -blenched,  -a- 
bashed,  -alarmed,  -flinching,  -shrinking,  -blenching,  -apprehen- 
sive ;  confident,  self-reliant ;  bold  as  -a  lion,  -  bras';!. 

enterprising;  adventurous;  ventur-ous,  -esome;  dashing,  chi- 
valrous; soldierly  &c.  (warlike)  722;  heroic. 

fierce,  savage ;  pugnacious  &c.  (bellicose)  720. 

strong-minded,  hardy,  doughty;  firm  &c.  (staUe)  150;  deter- 
mined &c.  (resolved)  604;  dogged,  indomitable  &c.  (jyei'sevei-imj) 
OHa. 

up  to,  -  the  scratch  ;  upon  one's  mettle ;  f  eassured  &c.  v. ;  uu- 
f eared,  undreaded. 

Ph7\  one's  blood  being  up. 


863.  Rashness.  —  JV.  rashness 
&c.  adj. ;  temerity,  want  of  cau- 
tion, imprudence,  indiscretion  ; 
over-confidence,  presumption,  au- 
dacity. 

precipit-ancy,  -ation;  impetuosi- 
ty; levity;  foolhardi-hood,  -ness; 
heed-,  thought-lessness,  &c.  (in- 
attention) 458  ;  carelessness  &c. 
(neglect)  460 ;  desperation ;  Quixot- 
isQi,  knight-errantry;  fire-eating. 


861  Caution. — iV".  caut'on; 
cautiousness  &c.  adj. ;  discretion, 
prudence,  cautel,  heed,  circum- 
spection, calculation,  delibera- 
tion. 

foresight  &c.  510;  vigilance  &c. 
459 ;  warning  &c.  668. 

coolness   &c.    adj. ;    self-posses- 
sion, -command  ;  presence  of  mind, 
sang  froid;  well-regulated  mind, 
worldly  wisdjm,  Fabian  policy. 
864 


VI.  II.  3°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


863-866 


gam-ing,  -bling;  blind  bargain, 
ieap  in  the  dark,  fool's  paradise; 
too  many  eggs  in  one  basket. 

desperado^  rashling,  mad-cap, 
dare-devil,  Hotspur,  fire-eater, 
bully,  hravo,  Hector,  scapegrace, 
enfant  perdu;  Don  Quixote, 
knight-errant,  Icarus;  adventurer; 
gam-bler,  -ester. 

V.  be  -rash  &c.  adj. ;  stick  at 
nothing,  play  a  desperate  game; 
run  into  danger  &c.  665 ;  play  with 
-fire,  -  edge  tools. 

carry  too  much  sail,  sail  too  near 
the  wind,  ride  at  single  anchor,  go 
out  of  one's  depth. 

take  a  leap  in  the  dark,  buy  a 
pig  in  a  poke. 

dormer  tete  baissee;  knock  one's 
head  against  a  wall  &c.  {he  unshil- 
ful)  699 ;  rush  on  destruction ;  kick 
against  the  pricks,  tempt  Provi- 
dence, go  on  a  forlorn  hope. 

reckon  -one's  chickens  before 
they  are  hatched,  -  without  one's 
host;  catch  at  straws;  trust  to  -, 
lean  on-  a  broken  reed. 

Adj.  rash,  incautious,  indis- 
creet; imprudent,  improvident, 
temerarious;  uncalculating;  heed- 
less; careless  <fec.  {neglectful)  460; 
without  ballast,  heels  over  head; 
giddy  &c.  {inattentive)  458;  wan- 
ton, reckless,  wild,  madcap;  des- 
perate, devil-may-care. 

hot-blooded,  -headed,  -brained; 
liead-long,  -strong ;  break-neck ; 
foolhardy;  harebrained  ;  precipi- 
tate, impulsive. 

over-confident,   -weening;   ventur-esome,    -ous;  adventurous, 
Quixotic;  fire-eating,  cavalier;  janty,  jaunty,  free-and-easy. 

off  one's  guard  &c.  {inexpectant)  508. 

Adv.   post  haste,   a  corps  perdu,   hand  over  head,  tete  haissee, 
headforemost ;  happen  what  may. 

Phr.  neck  or  nothing,  the  devil  beitig  in  one. 


V.  be  -cautious  &c.  adj. ;  take 
-care,  -  heed,  -  good  care ;  have  a 
care;  mind,  -what  one  is  about; 
be  on  one's  guard  &c.  {keep  icatch) 
459;  make  assurance  double  sure. 

bespeak  &c.  {he  early)  132. 

think  twice,  look  before  one 
leaps,  count  the-  cost,  look  to  the 
main  chance,  cut  one's  coat  ac- 
cording to  one's  cloth ;  feel  one's 
-ground,  -  way  ;  see  how  the  laud 
lies  &c.  {foresight)  510;  wait  to  see 
how  the  cat  jumps;  bridle  one's 
tongue;  reculer  pour  mieiix  sauter 
&c.  {ptrejMre)  673:  let  well  alone, 
ne  pas  reveiller  le  cliat  qui  dort. 

keep  out  of  -harm's  way,  -  trou- 
bled waters;  keep  at  a  respectful 
distance,  stand  aloof;  keep-,  be- 
on  the  safe  side. 

husband  one's  resources  &c. 
636. 

caution  &c.  {warn)  668. 

Adj.  cautious,  wary,  guarded; 
on  one's  guard  &c.  {watchful)  459 ; 
cavendo  tutus  ;  in  medio  tutissimus. 

care-,  hced-ful;  cautelous,  steal- 
thy, chary,  shy  of,  circumspect, 
prudent,  discreet,  politic  ;  sure- 
tooted  &c.  {skilful)  698. 

unenterprising,  unadventurous, 
cool,  steady,  self-possessed;  over- 
cautious. 

Adv.  cautiously  &c.  adj. 

Int.  have  a  care  I 

Phr.  tinieo  Banaos  ;  festina  lente. 


865.  Desire. — N.  desire,  wish, 
fancy,  fantasy;  want,  need,  *  ex- 
igency. 

mind,  inclination,  leaning,  bent, 
31* 


866.   Indifference. — N.  indif- 
ference,   neutrality;   coldness  &c. 
adj. ;    unconcern,  insouciance,  non- 
chalance ;  want  of  -interest,  -  eam- 
365 


865-867. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  8' 


animus,  partiality,  jxmchant,  pre- 
dilection ;  propensity  &c.  820 ;  wil- 
lingness tSiC.  G03;  liking,  love, 
fondness,  relish. 

longing,  hankering,  inkling  ; 
solicitude,  anxiety;  yearning,  co- 
veting :  aspiration,  ambition, 
vaulting  ambition,;  eagerness,  zeal, 
ardour,  empressement,  bi'eathless 
impatience,  over-anxiety;  impetu- 
osity &c.  825. 

appet-ite,  -ition,  -euce,  -ency; 
sharp  appetite,  keenness,  hunger, 
stomach,  twist  ;  thirst,  -iness  ; 
drouth,  mouth-watering;  itch, 
-ing;  prurience,  cacoethes,  cupidity, 
lust,  concupiscence. 

edge  of  -appetite,  -  hunger ;  tor- 
ment of  Tantulus ;  sweet  -,  licker- 
ish- tooth ;  itching  palm ;  longing 
-,  wistful  -,  sheep's-  eye. 

avidity ;  greed,  -iness ;  covetous-, 
ravenous-ness  &c.  adj. ;  grasping, 
craving,  canine  appetite,  rapacity; 
voracity  &c.  (gluttony)  957. 

passion,  rage,  furore,  mania, 
manie ;  inextinguishable  desire; 
dips-,  klept-omauia. 

[Person  desiring]  lover,  amateur, 
votary,  devotee,  aspirant,  solici- 
tant,  candidate;  cormorant &c. 957. 

[Object  of  desire]  desideratum  ; 
want  &c.  {requirement)  630;  "con- 
summation devoutly  to  be  wished ;" 
attraction,  magnet,  allurement, 
fancy,  temptation,  seduction,  fas- 
cination, prestige,  height  of  one's 
ambition,  idol;  whim,  -sey;  aiag- 
got ;  hobby,    horse. 

Fortunatus's  cap. 

V,  desire;  wish,  -  for;  be  -de- 
sirous &c.  adj. ;  have  a  -longing 
6ic.  n. ;  hope  &c.  858. 

care  for,  affect,  like,  list;  take 
to,  cling  to,  take  a  fancy  to ;  fan- 
cy ;  prefer  &c.  (choose)  609. 

have  -an  eye,  -  a  mind-  to ;  find 
it  in  one's  heart  &c.  (be  willing) 
602;  have  a  fancy  for,  set  one's 
eyes  upon;  cast  a  sheep's  eye  -, 


estness  ;  anorexy,  inappetency  ; 
apathy  &c.  (insensihility)  823 ;  su- 
pineness  &c.  {inactivity)  683;  dis- 
dain &c,  930;  recklessness  &c. 
863 ;  inattention  &c.  458. 

V.  be  -indifferent  &c.  adj. ;  stand 
neuter;  take  no  interest  in  &c. 
(insensibility)  823;  have  no  -desire 
&c.  865,  -  taste,  -  relish-  for;  not 
care  for;  care  nothing  -for,  - 
about ;  not  care  a  -straw  &c.  (un- 
imjyortance)  643  -about,  -  for ;  not 
mind. 

set  at  naught  &c.  {malce  light  of) 
483 ;  spurn  &c.  (disdain)  930. 

Adj.  indifferent,  cold,  frigid, 
lukewarm  ;  cool,  -  as  a  cucumber; 
unconcerned,  insoiuiant,  phleg- 
matic, pococurante,  easy  -  going, 
devil-may-care,  careless,  listless, 
lackadaisical  ;  half-hearted  ;  un- 
ambitious, -aspiring,  -desirous,  -so- 
licitous, -attracted. 

un-attractive,  -alluring,  -desired, 
-desirable,  -cared  for,  -wished, 
-valued ;  all  one  to. 

insipid  &c.  391;  vain. 

Adv.  for  aught  one  cares. 

Int.  never  mind. 

867.  Dislike.  —  N.  dis  -  like, 
-taste,  -relish,  -inclination,  -pla- 
ccncy. 

reluctance ;  backwardness  &c. 
{unwillingness)  603. 

repugnance,  disgust,  qaeasincss, 
turn,  nausea,  loathing  ;  avers- 
eness,  -ation,  -ion;  abomination, 
antipathy,  abhorrence,  horror  ; 
mortal  -,  rooted-  -antipathy,  -  hor- 
ror; hatred,  detestation;  hate  &c. 
898;  animosity  &c.  900;  hydro- 
phobia. 

sickener;  gall  and  wormwood 
&c.  (unsavoury)  395;  shuddering, 
cold  sweat. 

V.  dis-,  mis-like,  -relish ;  mind, 
object  to;  have  rather  not,  not 
care  for;  have  -,  conceive  -,  en- 
tertain -,  take-  -a  dislike,  -  an 
360 


VI.     IT.    d\ 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


865—868. 


look  sweet-  upon;  take  into  one's 
head,  have  at  heart,  be  bent  upon ; 
set  one's  -cap  at,  -  heart  upon,  - 
mind  upon ;  covet. 

want,  miss,  need,  feel  the  want 
of;  would  fain  -have,  -  do ;  would 
be  glad  of. 

be  -hungry  &c.  adj. ;  have  a 
good  appetite,  play  a  good  knife 
and  fork ;  hunger  -,  thirst  -,  crave 
-,  lust  -,  itch  -,  hanker  -,  run 
mad-  after ;  raven  -,  die-  for ;  burn 
to. 

desiderate;  sigh  -,  cry  -,  gape 
-,  gasp  -,  pine  -,  pant  -,  languish 
-,  yearn  -,  long  -,  be  on  thorns  -, 
hope-  for;  aspire  after;  catch  at, 
grasp  at,  jump  at. 

woo,  court,  solicit ;  fish  -,  whis- 
tle -,  put  up-  for;  ogle. 

cause  -,  create  -,  raise  -,  excite 
-,  provoke-  desire ;  whet  the  appe- 
tite; appetize,  titillate,  allure,  at- 
tract, take  one's  fancy,  tempt; 
hold  out  -temptation,  -  allure- 
ment ;  tantalize,  make  one's  mouth 
water,  /aire  venir  Veau  a  la  houche. 

gratify  desire  &c,  {give  pleasure^) 
829. 

Ad'],  desirous ;  desiring  &c  v. ; 
inclined  &c.  {icilling)  602 ;  partial 
to;  fain,  wishful,  optative;  anx- 
ious, wistful,  curious;  at  a  loss 
for,  sedulous,  solicitous. 

craving,  hungry,  sharp  -  set, 
peckish,  ravening,  with  an  empty 
stomach,  esurient,  lickerish,  thirs- 
ty, athirst,  parched  with  thirst, 
pinched  with  hunger,  famished, 
dry,  drouthy;  hungry  as  a  -hun- 
ter, -  hawk,  -  horse,  -  church 
mouse. 

greedy,  -  as  a  hog ;  over-eager, 
voracious;  ravenous,  -  as  a  wolf; 
open  -  mouthed,  covetous,  rapa- 
cious, grasping,  extortionate,  ex- 
acting, sordid,  alieni  appetens ; 
insati-able,  -ate  ;  unquenchable, 
quenchless;  omnivorous. 

unsatisfied,   unsated,    unslaked. 


aversion-  to;  \tdve  no  -taste,  - 
stomach-  for. 

shun,  avoid  ^c.  623;  eschew; 
withdraw  -,  shrink  -,  recoil-  from; 
not  be  able  to  -bear,  -  abide,  -  en- 
dure ;  shrug  the  shoulders  at, 
shudder  at,  turn  up  the  nose  at, 
look  askance  at;  make  a  -mouth, - 
wry  face,  -  grimace ;  make  faces. 

loathe,  nauseate,  abominate,  de- 
test, abhor;  hate  &c.  898;  take 
amiss  «fec.  900;  have  enough  of 
&c.  (be  satiated)  869. 

cause  -,  excite-  dislike;  disin- 
cline, repel,  sicken;  make  -,  ren- 
der- sick;  turn  one's  stomach, 
nauseate,  wamble,  disgust,  shock, 
stink  in  the  nostrils;  go  against 
the  -grain,  -  stomach ;  stick  in  the 
throat ;  make  one's  blood  run  cold 
&c.  {give  pain)  830 ;  pall. 

Adj.  disliking  <S:c.  -r. ;  averse 
from,  loth,  adverse;  shy  of,  sick 
of,  out  of  conceit  with;  disin- 
clined ;  heart-,  dog-,  sick ;  queasy. 

dislike  &c.  v. ;  uncared  for,  un- 
popular ;  out  of  favour ;  repulsive, 
repugnant,  repellant ;  abhorrent, 
insufferable,  fulsome,  nauseous; 
loath -some,  -ful;  offensive;  dis- 
gusting &c.  V. ;  disagreeable  &c. 
{painful)  830. 

Adv.  usque  ad  rumseam. 

Int.  faugh!  foh!  ugh! 

868.  Fastidiousness. — N.  fas- 
tidiousness &c.  adj. ;  nicety,  hy- 
percriticism,  difficulty  in  being 
pleased,  friandise,  epicurism,  om- 
nia, suspendens  naso. 

epicure,  gourmet. 

[Excess  of  delicacy]  prudery. 

V.  be  -fastidious  &c.  adj. ;  have 
a  sweet  tooth. 

mince  the  matter;  turn  up  one's 
nose  at  &c.  {disdain)  930;  look  a 
gift  horse  in  the  mouth,  see  spots 
on  the  sun. 

Adj.  fastidious,  nice,  delicate, 
delicate  finical,  diScult.  dainty, 
367 


865-871. 


AFFECTIONS. 


Vi.  IT.  8 


eager,  avid,  keen;  btirnmg,  fer- 
vent, ardent;  agog  ;  all  agog; 
breathless;  impatient  &c.  (impetu- 
ous) 825;  bent-,  intent  -,  set-  -on, 
-  upon ;  mad  alter,  enrage,  rabid, 
dying  for,  devoured  by  desire. 

aspiring,  ambitious,  vaulting, 
sky-aspiring. 

desirable ;  desired  &c.  -y. ;  in  de- 
mand; pleasing  &c.  (giving  pleas- 
ure) 829;  appeti-zing,  -ble;  tan- 
talizing. 

Adv.  wistfully  &c.  adj. ;  fain. 

Int.  would  -that,  -  it  were  !  O 
for  !  esto  jyerpetiia  I 

Phr.  the  wish  being  father  to 
the  thought ;  sua  cuique  noluptas ; 
hoc  erat  in  votis,  the  mouth  water- 
ing, the  fingers  itching;  aut  Caesar 
aut  nullus. 


lickerish,  squeamish,  thin-skinned ; 
S-,  queasy;  hard  -,  diificult- 
to  please;  querulous,  particular, 
straitlaced,  scrupulous ;  censorious 
&c.  932;  hypercritical. 
Phr.  noli  me  tang  ere. 

869.  Satiety. — N.  satiety,  sat 
isfaction,  saturation,  repletion, 
glut,  surfeit;  weariness  &c.  841. 

spoiled  child;  enfant  gate;  too 
much  of  a  good  thing,  toujour s 
perdrix  ;  crambe  repetita. 

V.  sate,  satiate,  satisfy,  satu- 
rate; cloy,  quench,  slake,  pall, 
glut,  gorge,  surfeit  ;  bore  &c. 
(weary)  841;  tire  &c.  (fatigue) 
688;  spoil. 

have  -enough  of,  -  quite  enough 
of,  -  one's  fill,  -  too  much  of;  be 
-satiated  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  satiated  &c.  v. ;  overgorged ; 
Uase,  used  up,  sick  of,  heartsick. 

Int.  enough!  hold!  eheu  jam 
satis  ! 


4°.  Contemplative  Affections. 


870.  "Wonder.  —  N.  wonder, 
marvel  ;  astonish-,  amaze-,  won- 
der-, bewilder-ment;  amazedness 
&c.  adj. ;  admiration,  awe ;  stup- 
or, -efaction;  stound,  fascination; 
sensation;  surprise  &c.  (inexpecta- 
tion)  508. 

note  of  admiration ;  thaumaturgy 
&c.  (sorcery)  992. 

V.  wonder,  marvel,  admire;  be 
-surprised  &c.  adj. ;  start ;  stare ; 
open  -,  rub  -,  turn  up-  one's  eyes; 
gloar;  gape,  open  one's  mouth, 
hold  one's  breath ;  look  -,  stand- 
-aghast,  -  agog;  look  blank  &c. 
(disappointment)  509;  tomber  des 
nues;  not  believe  one's  -eyes,  - 
ears,  -  senses. 

not  be  able  to  account  for  &c.  (unintelligible)  519;  not  know 
whether  one  stands  on  one's  head  or  one's  heels. 

surprise,   astonish,  amaze,   astound;  dumfound,   -er;  startle, 

368 


871.  [Absence  of  wonder.]  Ex 
pectance.  —  N.  expectance  &c. 
(expectation)  507. 

nine  days'  wonder. 

F.  expect  &c.  507;  not  -be  sur- 
prised, -  wonder,  &c.  870 ;  nil  ad- 
mirari,  make  nothing  of. 

Adj.  expecting  &c.  v. ;  una- 
mazed,  astonished  at  nothing ; 
blase  &c.  (weary)  841 ;  expected 
&c.  V. ;  foreseen. 

common,  ordinary  &c.  (hdbitudl] 
613. 

Int.  no  wonder;  of  course. 


VJ.  IT.  4".  PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS.  870-874 

dazzle;  strike,  -with  -wonder,  -  awe;  electrify;  stun,  stupefy, 
petrify,    confound,    bewilder,    flabbergast;    stagger,    throw    on 
one's   beam  ends,   fascinate,   turn   the   head,    take   away  one's 
breath,  strike  dumb ;  make  one's  -hair  stand  on  end,  -  tongue 
cleave  to  the  roof  of  one's  mouth  \  make  one  stare. 

take  by  surprise  &c.  {be  unexpected)  508. 

be  -wonderful  &c.  arfj. ;  beggar  -,  baffle-  description;  stagger 
belief. 

Adj.  surprised  &c.  -». ;  aghast,  all  agog,  breathless,  agape; 
open-mouthed;  awe-,  thunder-,  moon-,  planet-struck;  spell- 
bound; lost  in  -amazement,  -wonder,  -  astonishment;  struck 
all  of  a  heap,  unable  to  believe  one's  senses,  like  a  duck  in 
thunder. 

wonderful,  wondrous;  surprising  &c.  v. ;  unexpected  &c.  508; 
unheard  of;  mysterious  &c.  {inexplicable)  519;  miraculous. 

in-describable,  -expressible,  -effable ;  un-utterable,  -speakable. 

monstrous,  prodigious,  stupendous,  marvellous;  in-conceiva- 
ble, -credible;  in-,  un-imaginable ;  strange  &c.  (uncommon)  83; 
passing  strange. 

striking  &C.  c. ;  over- whelming ;  wonder-working. 

Adv.  wonderfully  &c.  adj. ;  fearfully;  for  a  -,  in  the  name  of- 
wonder ;  strange  to  say ;  miraUle  -dictu,  -  mm;  to  one's  great 
surprise. 

with  -wonder  &c.  w.,  -  gaping  mouth,  -  open  eyes,  -  upturned 
eyes. 

Int.  lo,  -  and  behold!  O!  heyday!  halloo!  what!  indeed! 
really !  surely !  humph !  hem !  good  -lack,  -  heavens,  -  gracious ! 
gad  sol  well  a  day!  dear  me!  only  think!  lack-a-daisy !  my 
-stars,  -  goodness!  gracious  goodness  J  goodness  gracious!  mercy 
on  us !  heavens  and  earth !  God  bless  me !  bless  -us,  ~  my  heart ! 
odzookens!  0  gemini !  adzooks!  hoity-toity!  strong!  Heaven 
save-  bless- the  mark!  can  such  things  be!  zounds!  'sdeath! 
what  -on  earth,  -  in  the  world !  who  would  have  thought  it !  &c. 
{inexpectation)  508;  you  don't  say  so!  what  do  you  say  to  that  I 
how  now !  where  am  I? 

Phr.   voxfaucibus  Jimsit;  one's  hair  standing  on  end. 

872.  Prodigy. — N.  prodigy,  phenomeoon;  wonder,  -ment; 
marvel,  miracle;  monster  &c.  {unconformity)  83;  curiosity, 
lion,  sight,  spectacle;  jeu -^  coup-  de  thedire;  gazing-stock ; 
sign;  portent  &c.  512. 

bursting  of  a  -shell,  -  bomb;  volcanic  eruption,  peal  of 
thunder;  thunder-clap,  -bolt. 

what  no  words  can  paint;  wonders  of  the  world ;  annm  mi- 
rabilis;  diyjius  vindice  nodus. 

5°.  Extrinsic  Affections.* 

873.    Repute.— iV.    distinction,  I      874.  Disrepute.— iV.  disrepute, 
mark,  name,  figure;  repute,  repu-  |  discredit;  ill-,  bad-  -repute,  -name 

*^0r  personal  affections  derived  from  the  opinions  or  feelings  of  otliers. 

369 


873—874. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  5', 


tation;  good  -,  high-  repute;  note, 
notability,  notoriety,  eclat^  "the 
bubble  reputation,"  vogue,  cele- 
brity; fame,  famousness;  renown; 
popularity,  aura  jjopularis;  appro- 
bation &c.  931;  credit,  prestige, 
talk  of  the  town. 

glory,  honour;  lustre  &c.  (light) 
420 ;  illustriousness  &c.  adj. 

account,  regard,  respect;  repu- 
tableness  &c.  adj. ;  respectability 
&c.  {probity)  939;  good  -name,  - 
report;  fair  name. 

dignity ;  stateliness  &c.  adj. ; 
solemnity,  grandeur,  splendour, 
nobility,  majesty,  sublimity. 

rank,  standing,  brevet  rank, 
precedence,  paa^  station,  place, 
status;  position,  -  in  society; 
order,  degree,  locus  standi,  caste, 
condition. 

greatness  &c.  adj. ;  eminence ; 
height  &c.  20G;  importance  &c. 
643;  pre-,  super-eminence;  high 
mightiness,  primacy;  top  of  the 
-ladder,  -  tree. 

elevation;  ascent  &c.  305;  su- 
per-, exaltation;  dignification,  ag- 
grandizement. • 

dedication,  consecration,  en- 
thronement, canonization,  celebra- 
tion, enshrinement,  glorification. 

hero,  man  of  mark,  great  card, 
celebrity,  worthy,  lion,  rara  avis, 
notability,  somebody ;  man  of  rank 
&c.  {nobleman)  875;  pillar  of  the 
-state,  -  church. 

chief  &c.  {master)  745 ;  first  fiddle 
&c.  {projicient)  700;  cynosure, 
mirror;  flower,  pink,  pearl;  para- 
gon &c.  {perfection)  650;  choice 
and  master  spirits  of  the  age; 
elite;  star,  snn,  constellation, 
galaxy. 

ornament,  honour,  featherin  one's 
cap,  halo,  aureole,  nimbus;  halo 
-,  blaze-  of  glory;  blushing  hon- 
ours ;  laurels  &c.  {trophy)  733. 

memory,  posthumous  fame, niche 
in  the  temple  of  fame ;  immor-t^li- 


-odour,  -favour ;  disapprobation 
&c.  933;  ingloriousness,  deroga- 
tion; a-,  de-basement;  abjectness 
&c.  adj. ;  degradation,  dedecora- 
tion;  "  a  long  farewell  to  all  one's 
greatness;"  odium,  obloquy,  op- 
probrium, ignominy. 

dishonour,  disgrace  ;  shame, 
humiliation;  scandal,  baseness, 
vileness;  turpitude  &c.  {improbity) 
940;  infamy. 

tarnish,  taint,  defilement,  pollu- 
tion. 

stain,  blot,  spot,  blur,  stigma, 
brand,  reproach,  imputation,  slur. 

crying-,  burning-  shame;  scan- 
dalum  magnatum,  badge  of  infamy, 
blot  in  one's  escutcheon;  bend  -, 
bar-  sinister;  champain,  point 
champain;  by -word  of  reproach; 
Ichabod. 

argumentum  ad  verecundiam ; 
sense  of  shame  &c.  879. 

V.  be  -inglorious  &c.  adj. ;  incur 
-disgrace  &c.  n. ;  have  -,  earn-  a 
bad  name;  put  -,  wear-  a  halter 
round  one's  neck ;  disgrace  -,  ex- 
pose- oneself. 

play  second  fiddle;  lose  caste; 
pale  one's  ineffectual  fire ;  recede 
into  the  shade;  fall  from  one's 
high  estate;  keep  in  the  back- 
ground &c.  {modesty)  881 ;  be  con- 
scious of  disgrace  &c.  {humility) 
879;  look  -blue,  -  foolish,  -  like 
a  fool ;  cut  a  -poor,  -  sorry-  figure ; 
laugh  on  the  wrong  side  of  the 
mouth;  make  a  sorry  face,  go  away 
with   a  flea   in    one's    ear,    slink 


cause  -shame  &c.  n. ;  shame, 
disgrace,  put  to  shame,  dishonour; 
throw  -,  cast  -,  fling  -,  reflect- 
dishonour  &c.  n  upon;  be  a -re- 
proach &c.  n.  to;  derogate  from. 

tarnish,  stain,  blot,  sully,  taint; 
discredit;  degrade,  bebase,  defile; 
beggar;  expel  &c.  {punish)  973. 

impute  shame  to,  brand,  post, 
stigmatize,  vilify,  defame,  slur, 
870 


VI.  IT.  5". 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS 


873-874 


ty,  -tal  name ;  magni  nominis  um- 
hra. 

V.  be  conscious  of  glory:  be 
proud  of  &c.  (pride)  878;  exult 
&c.  Q)oasf)  884;  be  vain  of  <fcc. 
{vanity)  880. 

be  -distinguished  &c.  adj. ;  shine 
&c.  {liglit)  420 ;  shine  forth,  figure ; 
make  -,  cut-  a  -figure,  -  dash,  - 
splash. 

rival,  surpass;  out-shine,  -rival, 
-vie,  -jump;  emulate,  eclipse; 
throw  -,  cast-  into  the  shade; 
overshadow. 

live,  flourish,  glitter,  flaunt; 
gain  -,  acquire-  honour  &c.  n. ; 
play  first  fiddle  &c.  (be  of  impor- 
tav£e)  642;  bear  the -palm,  -bell; 
lead  the  way ;  take  -precedence,  - 
the  wall  of;  gain  -,  win-  -laurels, 
-  spurs,  -  golden  opinions  &c. 
{approbation)  931;  take  one's  de- 
gree, pass  one's  examination. 

make  -a,  -  some-  -noise,  -  •  noise 
in  the  world;  leave  one's  mark, 
exalt  one's  horn,  star  it,  have  a 
run,  be  run  after;  come  -into 
vogue,  -  to  the  front ;  raise  one's 
head. 

enthrone,  signalize,  immortalize, 
deify,  exalt  to  the  skies;  hand 
one's  name  down  to  posterity. 

consecrate;  dedicate  to,  devote 
to;  enshrine,  inscribe,  blazon, 
lionize,  blow  the  trumpet,  crown 
with  laurel. 

confer  -,  reflect-  honour  &c.  n. 
on ;  shed  a  lustre  on ;  redound  to 
one's  honour,  enx  oble. 

give  -,  do  -,  pay  -,  render- 
honour  to;  honour,  accredit,  pay 
regard  to,  dignify,  glorify;  smg 
praises  to  &c.  {approve)  931 ;  look 
up  to;  exalt,  aggrandize,  elevate, 
nobilitate. 

Adj.  distinguished,  distingue, 
noted ;  of  -note  cfcc.  n. ;  honoured 
&c.  «. ;  popular;  fashionable  &c. 
852. 


cast  a  slur  upon,  hold  up  to  shame, 
send  to  Coventry;  tread  -,  tram- 
ple- under  foot;  show  up,  drag 
through  the  mire,  heap  dirt  upon ; 
reprehend  &c.  932. 

bring  low,  put  down,  snub; 
take  down  a  peg,  -  lower,  -  or 
two. 

obscure,  eclipse,  outshine,  take 
the  shine  out  of;  throw  -,  cast- 
into  the  shade;  overshadow  ;  leave 
-,  put-  in  the  background;  push 
into  a  corner,  put  one's  nose  out 
of  joint;  put  out,  -  of  counte- 
nance. 

upset,  throw  off  one's  centre ; 
discompose,  disconcert;  put  to  the 
blush  &c.  (humble)  879. 

Adj.  disgraced  &c.  v. ;  blown 
upon ;  shorn  of  -its  beams,  -  one's 
glory;  over-come,  down-trodden; 
loaded  with  -shame  &c.  n.\  in  -bad 
repute  &;c.  n. ;  out  of  -repute,  - 
favour,  -  fashion,  -  countenance ; 
at  a  discount;  under  -a  cloud,  - 
an  eclipse;  unable  to  show  one's 
face ;  in  the  -shade,  -  background  ; 
out  at  elbows,  down  in  the  world. 

inglorious;  nameless,  renown- 
less;  unknown  to  fame;  un-no- 
ticed,  -noted,  -honoured,  -glori- 
fied. 

shameful ;  dis-graceful,  -credita- 
ble, -reputable ;  despicable ;  ques- 
tionable; unbecoming,  unworthy; 
derogatory;  degrading,  humiliat-" 
ing,  infra  dignitatem^  dedecorous; 
scandalous,  infamous,  too  bad,  un- 
mentionable; ribald,  opprobrious; 
arrant,  shocking,  outrageous,  no- 
torious. 

ignominious,  scrubby,  dirty,  ab- 
ject,  vile,  beggarly,  pitiful,  low, 
mean,  shabby;  base  &c.  (dishon- 
ourable) 940. 

Adv.  to  one's  shame  be  it  spok- 
en. 

Int.  fie!  shame!  for  shame!  proJi 
pudor  !   0  -tempora  0  mores  !  ough  I 
sic  transit  gloria  miindi! 
371 


873-876. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  G". 


in  good  odour;  in  -,  in  high-  favour;  reput-,  respect-,  credit- 
able, 

remarkable  &c.  {important)  642 ;  notable,  notorious ;  celebrated, 
renowned,  in  every  one's  mouth,  talked  of;  fam-ous,  -ed;  far- 
famed  ;  conspicuous,  to  the  front ;  foremost ;  in  the  -front  rank. 
-  ascendant. 

imperishable,  deathless,  immortal,  never  fading,  csre  'perennius  / 
time-honoured. 

illustrious,  glorious,  splendid,  brilliant,  radiant;  bright  &c, 
420;  full-blown;  honorific. 

eminent,  prominent;  high  &c.  20G;  in  the  zenith;  at  the -head 
of,  -  top  of  the  tree;  j^eerless,  of  the  first  water;  superior  &c. 
33;  super-,  pre-eminent. 

great,  dignified,  proud,  noble,  honourable,  worshipful,  lordly, 
grand,  stately,  august,  princely,  imposing,  solemn,  transcendent, 
majestic,  sacred,  sublime,  heaven-born,  heroic,  sans  jjeur  et  sans 
reproche. 

Jn^.^hail!  all  hail!  ave!  mva!  mte!  long  life  to!  glory  -, 
honour-  be  to ! 

Phr,  one's  name  -being  in  every  mouth,  -  living  for  ever;  sic 
itur  ad  astra^  fama  xolat^  aut  Cmsar  a,ut  iiulliis  ;  not  to  know  him 
argues  oneself  unknown;  none  but  himself  could  be  his  parallel, 
palmam  qui  Qneruit  ferat. 


875.  KoBiLiTY.  — iV.  nobility, 
Tank,  condition,  distinction,  opti- 
macy,  blood,  pur  sang,  birth,  high 
descent,  order;  quality,  gentility. 

high  life,  haut  monde ;  upper 
-classes,  -  ten  thousand;  elite, 
aristocracy,  great  folks;  fashion- 
able world  &c.  {fashion)  852. 

peer,  -age;  house  of  -lords,  - 
peers;  lords,  -  temporal  and  spir- 
itual* noblesse;  noble, -man;  lord, 
-ling*  grandee,  magnijico,  hidalgo; 
don,  -ship;  aristocrat,  swell,  three- 
tailed  bashaw;  gentleman,  squire, 
squireen,  patrician,  laureate. 

gentry,  gentlefolk;  squirarchy, 
better  sort,  magnates,  ^:>rma^es,  op- 
timates. 

king  &c.  {master)  745;  prince, 
duke;  marquis,  -ate;  earl,  vis- 
count, baron,  thane,  banneret; 
baroner,  -cy  ;  knight,  -hood; 
count,  armiger,  laird;  sig-,  seig- 
nior; esquire,  boyar,  margrave, 
vavasour,  emir,  ameer,  schcrif,  ef- 
fendi,  sahib. 


876.  Commonalty.  —  N.  com- 
monalty, democracy;  obscurity; 
low  -condition,  -  life,  -  society,  - 
company;  bourgeoisie  ;  mass  of -the 
people,  -  society;  Browii  Jones 
and  Robinson;  lower  -,  humbler- 
-classes,  -  orders;  vulgar  -,  com- 
mon- herd;  rank  and  file,  hoc 
genus  omne  ;  the  -many,  -  general, 
-  crowd,  -  people,  -  populace,  - 
multitude,  -  million,  -  masses,  - 
mobility,  -peasantry;  king  Mob; 
proletariat;  fruges  consumer e  nati, 
6?^uoi,  oi  TtoKXoi,  great  unwashed. 

mob ;  rabble,  -  rout ;  chafE,  rout, 
horde,  canaille  ;  scum  -,  redduum 
-,  dregs-  of  -the  people,  -  society ; 
swinish  multitude,  faix  jjopuli; 
profanum  -,  ignobile-  mdgus ;  ver- 
min, riff-raff,  tag-rag  and  bobtail ; 
small  fry. 

commoner,  one  of  the  people, 
democrat,  plebeian,  republican, 
proletary,  proletaire,  rotarier,  Mr. 
Snooks,  bourgeois,  epicier,  Philis- 
tine, cockney;  grisette,  demi-monde. 
373 


VI.  II.  5°. 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


875-879. 


princess,  begum,  duchess,  mar- 
cliioness  ;  countess  &c.  ;  lady, 
dame. 

personage  -,  man-  of  -distinc- 
tion, -  mark,  -  rank;  nota^bles, 
-bilities;  celebrity,  big-wig,  mag- 
nate, great  man,  star;  magni  nom- 
inis  umbra  ;   "  every  inch  a  king." 

V.  be  -noble  &c.  adj. 

Adj.  noble,  exalted;  of  -rank 
&c.  n. ;  princely,  titled,  patrician, 
aristocratic;  high-,  well-born;  of 
gentle  blood ;  genteel,  comme  il 
faut^  gentlemanlike,  courtly  &c. 
(fashionable)  852;  highly  respect- 
able. 

Adv.  in  high  quarters. 

877.  Title.— iV:  title,  honour; 
knighthood  &c.  {nobility)  875. 

highness,  excellency,  grace  ; 
lordshij),  worship  ;  rever-ence, 
-end;  esquire,  sir,  master,  Mr., 
bignor,  sefior,  Meiu  Heri\  mynheer ; 
your -,  his- honour;  serene  high- 
ness; handle  to  one's  name. 

decoration,  laurel,  palm,  wreath, 
garland,  bays,  medal,  ribbon,  rib- 


peasant,      countryman,      boor, 
carle,    churl;  vill-ain,    -ein;    serf, 


kern. 


tyke, 
lono- 


tike,  cliuff,  lyot,  fel- 
lah ;  long  -  shore  man  ;  swain, 
clown,  hind;  clod,  -hopper;  hob- 
nail, yokel,  bog-trotter,  bumpkin; 
plough-man,  -boy;  rustic,  chaw- 
bacon,  tiller  of  the  soil;  hewers  of 
wood  and  drawers  of  water, 
groundling;  gaffer,  loon,  put,  cub, 
Tony  Lumpkin,  looby,  lout,  under- 
ling; gamin;  rough;  pot-wallop- 
per,  slubberdegullion ;  vulgar  -, 
low- fellow;  cad,  curmudgeon. 

upstart,  parvenu^  skipjack;  no- 
body, -  one  knows;  hesterni  qui- 
rites,  j)es8oribus  orti ;  bourgeois  gen- 
tilhomme,  novus  homo,  snob,  gent, 
mushroom,  no  one  knows  who, 
adventurer;  man  of  straw. 

beggar,  gaberlunzie,  muckworm, 
mudlark,  sans  culotte,  raff,  tatter- 
demalion, caitiff,  ragamuffin,  Pa- 
riah, tramp,  vagabond,  chiffonnier^ 
Cinderella,  cinder-wench,  scrub, 
jade;  boots,  gossoon. 

Goth,  Vandal,  Hottentot,  sav- 
age, barbarian,  Yahoo;  unlicked 
cub,  rough  diamond. 

barbar-ousness,  -ism;  Boeotia. 
V.  be   -ignoble   &c.   adj.^  -  no- 
body &c.  n. 

Adj.  ignoble,  common,  mean, 
low,  base,  vile,  sorry,  scrubby, 
beggarly;  below  par;  no  great 
shakes  «&c.  (unimportant)  643  : 
home-ly,  -spun ;  vulgar,  low-mind- 
ed; snobbish. 

plebeian,  proletarian ;  of  -low,  -  mean-  -parentage,  -  origin,  - 
extraction ;  low-,  base-,  earth-born ;  mushroom,  dunghill,  risen 
from  the  ranks;  unknown  to  fame,  obscure,  untitled. 

rustic,  uncivilized;  lout-,  boor-,  clown-,  churl-,  brut-,  raff-ish; 
rude,  unlicked. 

barbar-ous,  -ian,  -ic,  -esque;  cockney,  born  within  sound  of 
Bow  bells, 
underling,  menial,  subaltern. 
Adv.  below  the  salt. 


and,    blue   ribbon, 
coronet. 


cordon,  cross, 
crown,  coronet,  star,  garter  ; 
feather,  -  in  one's  cap;  epaulet, 
epaulette,  colours,  cockade;  livery; 
order,  arms,  shield,  scutcheon; 
rev-^rd  &c.  973. 


878.  Pride.— iV.   dignity,    self- 
respect,  mens  sibi  conscia  recti. 


879.    Humility. — N.   hum-ility, 


-bleness;  meek- 


low-ness;  lowli- 
373 


878-879. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  II.  5^ 


pride;  haughtiness  &c.  adj.\ 
high  notions,  hauteur  ;  vainglory, 
crest;  arrogance  &c.  {assumjMon) 
885. 

proud  man, highflier; fine-gentle- 
man, -  lady. 

F.  be  -proud  <fec.  adj. ;  put  a 
good  face  on ;  look  one  in  the  face ; 
stalk  abroad,  perk  oneself  up;  pre- 
sume, swagger,  strut;  rear  -,  lift 
up  -,  hold  up-  one's  head;  hold 
one's  head  high,  look  big,  take 
the  wall,  "bear  like  the  Turk  no 
rival  near  the  throne,"  carry  with 
a  high  hand ;  ride  the  -,  mount  on 
one's-  high  horse ;  set  one's  back 
up,  bridle,  toss  the  head ;  give 
oneself  airs  &c.  {assume)  885  ; 
boast  &c.  884. 

pride  oneself  on ;  glory  in,  take 
a  pride  in;  pique  -,  plume  -,  hug- 
oneself ;  stand  upon,  be  proud  of; 
put  a  good  face  on;  not  -hide 
one's  light  under  a  bushel,  -  put 
one's  talent  in  a  napkin ;  not  think 
small  beer  of  oneself  &c.  {vanity) 
880. 

Adj.  dignified  ;  stately ;  proud, 
-crested;  lordly,  baronial;  lofty- 
minded  ;  high-souled,  -minded, 
-  mettled,  -  handed,  -  plumed, 
-flown,  -toned. 

haughty,  lofty,  high,  mighty, 
swollen,  puffed  up,  flushed,  blown, 
vainglorious  ;  purse-proud,  fine  ; 
proud  as  -a  peacock,  -  Lucifer; 
bloated  with  pride. 

supercilious,  disdainful,  bump- 
tious, magisterial,  imperious,  high 
and  mighty,  overweening,  con- 
sequential; arrogant  &c.  885;  un- 
blushing &c.  880. 

stiff,  -necked ;  starch ;  perked  -, 
stuck  •  up ;  in  buckram,  straitlaced ; 
prim  &c.  {affected)  855. 

on  one's  -high  horses,  -  tight 
ropes,  -high  ropes;  on  stilts;  en 
grand  seigneur. 

Adv.  with  head  erect. 


ness,  -hood ;  abasement,  self-abase- 
ment;  submission  &c.  725;  resig- 
nation. 

condescension  ;  affability  &c. 
{courtesy)  894. 

modesty  &c.  881;  verecundity, 
blush,  suffusion,  confusion;  sense 
of  -shame,  -  disgrace;  humilia- 
tion, mortification  ;  let  -,  set- 
down. 

V.  be  -humble  &c.  adj. ;  deign, 
vouchsafe,  condescend;  humble  -, 
demean-  oneself;  stoop,  -  to  con- 
quer; carry  coals;  submit  &c.  725; 
submit  with  a  good  grace  &c. 
(brook)  826 ;  yield  tlie  palm. 

lower  one's  -tone,  -  note ;  sing 
small,  draw  in  one's  horns,  sober 
down ;  hide  one's  -face,  -  dimin- 
ished head ;  not  dare  to  show  one's 
face,  take  shame  to  oneself,  not 
have  a  word  to  say  for  oneself; 
feel  -,  be  conscious  of-  -shame,  - 
disgrace ;  drink  the  cup  of  humilia- 
tion to  the  dregs. 

blush  -for,  -  up  to  the  eyes; 
redden,  change  colour;  colour  up; 
hang  one's  head,  look  foolish,  feel 
small. 

render  humble;  humble,  humili- 
ate ;  let  -,  set  -,  take  -,  tread  -, 
fro  An-  down;  snub,  abash,  abase, 
make  one  sing  small,  strike  dumb ; 
teach  one  his  distance;  take  down 
a  peg,  -  lower;  throw  -,  cast-  into 
the  shade  &c.  874;  stare  -,  put- 
out  of  countenance;  put  to  the 
blush ;  confuse,  ashame,  mortify, 
disgrace,  crush ;  send  away  with  a 
flea  in  one's  ear. 

get  a  set  down. 

Adj.  humble,  lowly,  meek; 
modest  &c.  881 ;  humble-,  sober 
minded;  unoffended;  submissive 
(fee.  725 ;  servile  &c.  886. 

condescending  ;  affable  &e. 
{courteous)  894. 

humbled  &c.  v. ;  bowed  down, 
resigned;  abashed,  ashamed,  dash- 
ed;  out  of  countenance;  down  in 
374 


VI.  II.  o^ 


PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS. 


878-831. 


Plir.    odi    profanum    vulgus    et    the  mouth;  down  on  one's  -knees, 
arceo.  -  m  arrow -bones;  humbled  in  the 

dust,  brow-beaten ;  chap-,  crest-fal- 
len;  dumfoundered,  flabbergasted. 
shorn  of  one's  glory  &c.  (disrepute)  874. 

Adv.  with  -downcast  eyes,  -  bated  breath,  -  bended  knee;  on 
all  fours,  on  one's  feet. 

under  correction,  with  due  deference. 

Phr,  I  am  your  -obedient,  -  very  humble-  servant ;  my  service 
to  you. 


880.  Vanity. — iV.  vanity;  con- 
ceit, -edness;  self-conceit,  -com- 
placency, -confidence,  -sufficiency, 
-esteem,  -  love,  -  approbation, 
-praise,  -glorification,  -laudation, 
-gratulation,  -applause,  -admi- 
ration; amour  propre;  selfishness 
&c.  943. 

airs,  pretensions,  mannerism  ; 
egotism;  prigg-ism,  -ishness;  cox- 
combery,  gaudery,  vainglory,  ela- 
tion; pride  &c.  878;  ostentation 
&c.  882;  assurance  &c.  885. 

vox  et  pr(Eterea  nihil ;  chexal  de 
bataille. 

coxcomb  &c.  854 ;  Sir  Oracle 
&c.  887. 

V.  be  -vain  &c.  adj.,  -  vain  of; 
pique  oneself  &c.  (pride)  878;  lay 
the  flattering  unction  to  one's 
soul. 

have  -too  high,  -  an  overween- 
ing- opinion  of  -oneself,  -  one's 
talents;  blind  -oneself  as  to  one's 
own  merit ;  not  think  -small  beer, 
-  vin  ordinaire-  of  oneself;  put  one- 
self forward ;  fish  for  compliments ; 
give  oneself  airs  &c.  (assume)  885 ; 
boast  &c.  884. 

render  -vain  &c.  adj. ;  inspire 
with  -vanity  &c.  n. ;  inflate,  puff 
up,  turn  up,  turn  one's  hand. 

Adj.  vain,  -  as  a  peacock;  con- 
ceited, overweening,  pert,  for- 
ward; vain-glorious,  high-flown; 
ostentatious  &c.  882;  puffed  up,  inflated,  flushed. 

self-satisfied,  -confident,  -sufficient,  -flattering,  -admiring, 
-applauding,  -glorious,  -opinionated;  entete  &c.  (wrong-headed) 
481 ;  wise  in  one's  own  conceit,  pragmatical,  overwise,  pretenti- 

375 


881.  Modesty. — ISf.  modesty; 
humility  &c.  879 ;  diffidence,  timid- 
ity; bashfulness  &c.  adj. ;  mauvaise 
hoiite;  blush,  -ing;  verecundity; 
self-knowledge. 

reserve,  constraint;  demureness 
adj. ;  blushing  honours. 

V.  be  -modest  &c.  adj. ;  retire, 
reserve  oneself;  give  way  to;  draw 
in  one's  horns  &c.  879 ;  hide  one's 
face. 

keep  -private,  -  in  the  back- 
ground, -  one's  distance;  pursue 
the  noiseless  tenour  of  one's  way, 
"do  good  by  stealth  and  blush  to 
find  it  fame,"  hide  one's  light 
under  a  bushel,  cast  a  sheep's 
eye. 

Adj.  modest,  difladent;  humble 
&c.  879;  timid,  timorous,  bashful; 
shy,  nervous,  skittish,  coy,  sheep- 
ish, shamefaced,  blushing,  over- 
modest. 

unpreten-ding,  -tious;  un-obtru- 
sive,  -  assuming,  -  ostentatious, 
-boastful,  -aspiring;  poor  in  spirit. 

out  of  countenance  &c.  (humbled) 
879. 

reserved,  constrained,  demure. 

Adv.  humbly  &c.  adj. ;  quietly, 
privately;  without  -ceremony,  - 
beat  of  drum ;  sans  fagon. 


880-882.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  ii.  5* 

ous,  priggish ;  egotistic,  -al ;  soi-disant  «&c.  (boastful)  884 ;  arrogant 
&c.  885. 
un-abashed,  -blushing;  un-constrained,  -ceremonious;  free  and 


Adv.  vainly  &c.  adj. 
Phr,  how  we  apples  swim ! 


882.  Ostentation. — N.  ostentation,  display,  show,  flourish, 
parade,  etalage^  pomp,  array,  state,  solemnity;  dash,  splash, 
glitter,  strut,  pomposity;  preten-ce,  -sions;  showing  off; 
fuss. 

magnificence,  splendour;  cotq-)  d^mil;  grand  doings. 

C0U2J  de  theatre;  stage  -effect,  -  trick;  clap-trap;  mise  en 
scene  ;  tour  de  force  ;  chic. 

demonstration,  flying  colours ;  tomfoolery ;  flourish  of  trum- 
pets &c.  {celebration)  883 ;  pageant,  -ry ;  spectacle,  procession ; 
turn  -,  set-  out;  fete^  gala,  field-day,  review,  march  past, 
promenade,  insubstantial  pageant. 

dress ;  court  -,  full  -,  evening  -,  ball  -,  fancy-  dress ;  tailor- 
ing, millinery,  man-millinery,  frippery ;  foppery,  equipage. 

ceremon-y,  -ial ;  ritual ;  form,  -ality ;  etiquette ;  punct-o,  -ilio, 
-iliousness ;  starched-,  stateli-ness, 

mummery,  solemn  mockery,  mouth  honour. 

attitudinarian  ;  fop  &c.  854. 

V.  be  -ostentatious  &c.  adj.\  come-,  put  oneself-  forward; 
attract  attention,  star  it. 

make  -,  cut-  a  -figure,  -  dash,  -  splash;  figure,  -  away; 
make  a  -  show,  -  display;  glitter. 

show  -off,  -one's  paces;  parade,  march  past;  display,  ex- 
hibit, put  forward,  hold  up;  trot  -,  hang-  out;  sport,  ])rand- 
ish,  blazon  forth ;  dangle,  -  before  the  eyes. 

cry  up  &c.  {praise)  931;  proner,  flaunt,  emblazon,  prink,  set 
off,  mount,  have  framed  and  glazed. 

put  a  -good,  -  smiling-  face  upon ;  clean  the  outside  of  the 
platter  &c.  {disguise)  544. 

Adj.  ostentatious,  showy,  dashing,  pretentious;  ja-,  jau- 
nty; grand,  pompous;  palatial;  high-sounding;  turgid  &c. 
(big-sounding)  577;  gai-,  ga-rish;  gaudy,  -as  a  -peacock,  -  but- 
terfly, -  tulip;  flaunting,  flashing,  flaming,  glittering;  gay 
&c.  {ornate)  847. 

splendid,  magnificent,  sumptuous. 

theatrical,  dramatic,  spectacular;  ceremonial,  ritual. 
^  solemn,  stately,  majestic,  formal,  stiff,  ceremonious,  punc° 
tilious,  starched. 

en  grande  tenue,  in  best  bib  and  tucker,  in  Sunday  best,  en- 
dimanche. 

Adv.  with  -flourish  of  trumpet,  -  beat  of  drum,  -  flying 
colours. 

ad  ca^ptandum  vulgus. 

376 


VI  II.  5^  PERSONAL  AFFECTIONS.  833-886 

883  Celebration. — iV".  celebration,  solemnization,  jubilee, 
commemoration,  ovation,  pgean,  triumph,  jubilation. 

triumphal  arch,  bonfire,  salute ;  salvo,  -  of  artillery ;  feu  d^ 
joie,  flourish  of  trumpets,  fanfare^  colours  flying,  illumina- 
tions. 

inauguration,  installation,  presentation;  coronation;  Lord 
Mayor's  show;  harvest  home,  red  letter  day;  trophy  tfec.  733; 
Te  Deum  &c.  {thanhsgivmg)  990 ;  fete  &c.  882. 

V.  celebrate,  keep,  signalize,  do  honour  to.  commemorate, 
solemnize,  hallow,  mark  with  a  red  letter. 

pledge,  drink  to,  toast,  hob  and  nob. 

inaugurate,  install,  chair. 

rejoice  &c.  838;  kill  the  fatted  calf,  hold  jubilee,  roast 
an  ox. 

Adj.  celebrating  &c.  v. ;  commemorative,  celebrated,  im 
mortal. 

Adv.  in  -honour,  -  commemoration-  of. 

Int.  hail!  all  hail!  io -iman^  -  triumphe !  "  see  the  conquer 
ing  hero  comes!  " 

884.  Boasting. — N.  boasting  &c.  v.\  boast,  vaunt,  crake  ^ 
preten-ce,  -sions;  puff,  -ery;  flourish,  fanfaronnade ;  gasco- 
nade; brag,  -gardism;  bravado,  bunkum.  Buncombe;  jact- 
itation,  -ancy;  bounce;  venditation,  vapouring,  rodomon- 
tade, bombast,  fine  talking,  tall  talk,  magniloquence,  terato- 
logy, heroics;  Chauvinism;  exaggeration  &c.  549. 

vanity  &c.  880;  wx  et  prmterea  nihil;  much  cry  and  little 
wool,  hrutum  fulmen. 

exultation ;  glori-ation,  -fication ;  flourish  of  trumpets ;  tri- 
umph &c.  883. 

boaster;  bragg-art,  -adocio;  Gascon,  fanfaron,  pretender, 
8oi-disant ;  blusterer  &c.  887;  charlatan,  jack-pudding,  trum- 
peter; puppy  &c.  {fop)  854. 

V.  boast;  make  a  boast  of,  brag,  vaunt,  puff,  show  off, 
flourish,  crake,  crack,  trumpet,  strut,  swagger,  vapour. 

exult,  crow  over,  neigh,  chuckle,  triumph ;  throw  up  one's 
cap;  talk  big,  sefaire  valoh',  falre  claquer  sonfouet,  take  merit 
to  oneself,  make  a  merit  of,  sing  lo  triumphe^  holloa  before 
one  is  out  of  the  wood. 

Adj.  boasting  &c,  v. :  magniloquent,  flaming,  Thrasonic, 
stilted,  gasconading,  braggart,  boastful,  pretentious,  soi- 
disant;  vainglorious  &c.  (conceited)  880. 

elate,  -d;  jubilant,  triumphant,  exultant;  in  high  feather; 
flushed,  -  with  victory ;  cock-a-hoop ;  on  stilts. 

vaunted  i^c.  v. 

Adv.  vauntingly  &c.  adj. 

Phr.   "  let  the  gdled  jade  wince." 

885.  [Undue  assumption  of  su-  I      886.    Servility. — N.    servility; 
periority.J    Insolence. — N.    inso-  |  slavery  &c.  {subjection)  749;  obse- 
83-  3T: 


885-886. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI    II.  5^ 


lence;  haughtiness  &c.  adj.\  arro- 
gance, airs;  overbearance ;  domi- 
neering &c.  'd. ;  tyranny  &c.  739. 

impertinence  ;  saiiciness  &c. 
ad]. ;  flippancy,  dicacity,  petu- 
lance, procacity,  bluster ;  swagger, 
-ing  &c.  V. ;  bounce;  terrorism. 

as-,  pre-sumption;  usurpation. 

impudence,  assurance,  audacity; 
hardihood,  front,  face,  brass; 
shamelessness  &c.  adj. ;  effrontery, 
hardened  front,  face  of  brass. 

assumption  of  infallibility. 

saucebox  &c.  (blusterer)  887. 

F.  be  -insolent  &c.  ad). ;  blus- 
ter, vapour,  swagger,  swell,  give 
oneself  airs,  snap  one's  fingers, 
kick  up  a  dust ;  swear  &c.  {affirm) 
535;  rap  out  oaths,  roister, 

arrogate;  as-,  pre-sume;  make 
-bold,  -  free ;  take  a  liberty,  give 
an  inch  and  take  an  ell. 

domineer,  bully,  dictate,  hec- 
tor; lord  it  over;  trailer  -,  regar- 
der-  de  haut  en  das ;  exact ;  snub, 
huff,  beard,  fly  in  the  face  of ;  put 
to  the  blush ;  bear  -,  beat-  down ; 
browbeat,  intimidate;  trample-, 
tread-  -down,  -  under  foot;  dra- 
goon, ride  roughshod  over. 

out-face,  -look,  -stare,  -brazen, 
-brave;  stare  out  of  countenance; 
brazen  out;  lay  down  the  law; 
teach  one's  grandmother  to  suck 
eggs;  assume  a  lofty  bearing;  talk 
-,  look-  big;  put  on  big  looks, 
act  the  grand  seigneur;  mount-, 
ride-  the  high  horse;  toss  the 
head,  carry  with  a  high  hand. 

tempt  Providence,  want  snuff- 
ing. 

Ad),  insolent,  haughty,  arro- 
gant, imperious,  magisterial,  dic- 
tatorial, arbitrary ;  high-handed, 
high  and  mighty;  contumelious, 
supercilious,  overbearing,  intole- 
rant, domineering,  overweening, 
high-flown. 

flippant,  pert,  cavalier,  saucy, 
pert. 


quiousness  &c.  ad;j. ;  subserviency ; 
abasement  ;  pros-tration,  -terna- 
tion;  genuflexion  &c.  (worship) 
990 ;  fawning  &c.  v. ;  tuft-hunt- 
ing, time  -  serving,  flunkeyism  ; 
sycophancy  &c.  {flattery)  933 ,  hu- 
mility &c.  879. 

sycophant,  parasite;  toad,  -y, 
-eater;  tuft-hunter;  snob,  flunkey, 
lap  -  dog,  spaniel,  lick  -  spittle, 
smell  -  feast,  Orceculus  esuriens, 
hanger  on,  cavaliere  servente,  led 
captain,  carpet  knight ;  time-serv- 
er, fortune-hunter.  Vicar  of  Bray, 
Sir  Pertinax  Mac  Sycophant,  pick- 
thank;  flatterer  &c.  935;  doer  of 
dirty  v/ork ;  dme  damnee,  tool ;  rep- 
tile ;  slave  &c.  {servant)  746 ;  cour- 
tier. 

V.  cringe,  bow,  stoop,  kneel, 
bend  the  knee  ;  fall  on  one's 
knees,  prostrate  oneself;  worship 
&c.  990. 

sneak,  crawl,  crouch,  cower, 
truckle  to,  grovel,  fawn,  lick  the 
feet  of,  kiss  the  hem  of  one's  gar- 
ment. 

pay  court  to;  feed  on,  fatten 
on,  dance  attendance  on,  pin  one- 
self upon,  hang  on  the  sleeve  of, 
avaler  les  coiiltuvres,  keep  time  to, 
fetch  and  carry,  do  the  dirty  work 
of. 

go  with  the  stream,  worship  the 
rising  run,  hold  with  the  hare  and 
run  with  the  hounds. 

Adj.  servile,  obsequious;  sup- 
ple, -  as  a  glove ;  soapy,  oily,  pli- 
ant, cringing,  fawning,  slavish, 
grovelling,  snivelling,  mealy- 
mouthed;  beggarly,  sycophantic, 
parasitical ;  abject,  prostrate,  down 
on  one's  marrow-bones  ;  base, 
mean,  sneaking;   crouching  &c.  X). 

Adv.  hat  -,  cap-  in  hand. 


forward,  impertinent,    mala- 
878 


rl.  III.  1". 


SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 


885-889. 


precocious,  assuming,  would-be,  bumptious. 

bluff;  brazen,  shameless,  aweless,  unblushing,  unabashed; 
bold-,  bare-,  brazen-iaced ;  dead  -,  lost-  to  shame. 

impudent,  audacious,  presumptuous,  free  and  easy,  devil-may- 
care,  rollicking;  janty,  jaunty;  roistering,  blustering,  hector- 
ing, swaggering,  vapouring;  thrasonic,  fire-eating,  "full  of 
*ound  and  fury." 

Adti.  with  a  high  hand ;  ex  cathedra. 

Phr,  one's  bark  being  worse  than  his  bite. 

887.  Blustekejj. — iV".  bluster-,  swagger-,  vapour-,  roister-, 
brawl-er ;  fanfaron ;  braggart  &c.  (boaster)  884 ;  bully,  terror- 
ist, rough,  Mohawk,  drawcansir,  swashbuckler.  Captain  Bob- 
adil,  Sir  Lucius  O'Trigger,  Thraso,  Parolles,  Bombastes  Furi- 
oso,  Hector,  Chrononhotonthologos ;  desperado,  dare-devil, 
fire-eater;  fury  &c.  {molent person)  173;  rowdy. 

puppy  &c.  {fop)  854;  prig;  Sir  Oracle,  dogmatist,  doctri- 
naire, jack-in-ofiice ;  saucebox,  malapert,  jackanapes,  minx; 
bantam-cock. 


Section  III.     SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 
1°.  SociATi  Affections. 


888.  Friendship.  —  iV.  friend- 
ship, amity ;  friendliness  &c.  adj. ; 
brotherhood,  fraternity,  sodality, 
confraternity;  harmony  &c.  (con- 
cord) 714;  peace  &c.  731. 

firm  -,  staunch  -,  intimate  -, 
familiar  -,  bosom  -,  cordial  -, 
tried  -,  demoted  -,  lasting  -,  fast 
-,  sincere  -,  warm  -,  ardent- 
friendship. 

cordiality,  fraternization,  entente 
cordiale,  good  understanding,  rap- 
prochement,  sympathy,  fellow-feel- 
ing, response,  welcomeness. 

affection  &c.  {love)  897;  favour- 
itism; goodwill  &c.  (benevolence) 
906. 

acquaintance,  familiarity,  inti- 
macy, intercourse,  fellowship, 
knowledge  of;  introduction. 

V.  be  -friendly  &c.  adj.,  - 
friends  &c.  890,  -  acquainted  with 
&c.  adj. ;  know ;  have  the  ear  of ; 
keep  company  with  &c.  (sociality) 


889.  Enmity. — If.  enmity,  hos- 
tility ;  unfriendliness  &c.  adj. ;  dis- 
cord &c.  713. 

alienation,  estrangement ;  dislike 
&c.  867;  hate  &c.  898. 

heartburning  ;  animosity  &c. 
900 ;  malevolence  &c.  907. 

F.  be  -inimical  &c.  ad-j. ;  keep 
-,  hold-  at  arm's  length;  bear 
malice  &c.  907 ;  fall  out ;  take  um- 
brage &c.  900;  harden  the  heart, 
alienate,  estrange. 

Adj.  inimical,  unfriendly,  hos- 
tile ;  at  -enmity,  -  variance,  -  dag- 
gers drawn,  -  open  war  with;  up 
in  arms  against;  in  bad  odour 
with. 

on  bad  -,  not  on  speaking - 
terms;  cool;  cold,  -hearted;  es- 
tranged, alienated,  disaffected,  ir- 
reconcilable. 


879 


888—893. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  III.  r 


892 ;  hold  communication  -,  have  dealings  -,  sympathize-  with ; 
have  a  leaning  to;  bear  good  will  &c.  (benevolent)  906;  love  &c. 
897;  make  much  of;  befriend  &c.  {aid)  707;  introduce  to. 

set  one's  horses  together;  hold  out  -,  extend-  tlic  right  hand 
of  -friendship,  -  fellowship ;  become  -friendly  &c.  adj. ;  make 
-friends  &c.  890  with;  break  the  ice,  be  introduced  to;  make-, 
pick  -,  scrape-  acquaintance  with ;  get  into  favour,  gain  the 
friendship  of. 

shake  hands  with,  fraternize,  embrace;  receive  with  open 
arms,  throw  oneself  into  the  arms  of;  meet  half  way,  take  in 
good  part. 

Adj.  friendly;  amic-able,  -al;  well  affected,  unhostile,  neigh- 
bourly, brotherly,  fraternal,  sympathetic,  harmonious,  hearty, 
cordial,  warm-hearted. 

friends  -,  well  -,  at  home  -,  hand  in  hand-  with;  on  -good,  - 
friendly,  -  amicable,  -  cordial,  -  familiar,  -  intimate-  -terms,  - 
footing;  on  -speaking,  -visiting-  terms;  in  one's  good  -graces, 
-  books. 

acquainted,  familiar,  intimate,  thick,  hand  and*  glove,  hail 
fellow  well  met,  free  and  easy ;  welcome. 

Adv.  amicably  &c.  adj. ;  with  open  arms ;  sans  ccremonie ;  arm 
in  arm. 


890.  Friend. — N.  friend,  -  of  891.  Enemy.  —  N.  enemy;  foe, 
one's  bosom ;  acquaintance,  neigh-  -man  ;  open  -,  bitter-  enemy ;  op- 
bour,  well-wisher;  alter  ego;  bo-  ponent  &c.  710;  backfriend, 
som  -,  fast-  friend ;  amicus  usque  public  enemy,  enemy  to  society, 
ad  aras  ;  Jidus  Achates.  Fhr.   every^hand  being  against 

favourer,  fautor,  patron,  Mecae-    one. 
nas ;  tutelary  saint,    good   genius, 
advocate,    partisan,    sympathizer; 
ally ;  friend  in  need  &c.  {auxiliary) 
711. 

associate,  compeer,  comrade,  mate,  companion,  confrere^  cam 
arade.,  confidante  ;  old  -,  crony ;  chum ;  pal ;  play-fellow,  -mate ; 
schoolfellow;  bed-fellow,  -mate;  maid  of  honour. 

compatriot ;  fellow  -,  countryman. 

shop-,  ship-,  mess-mate;  fellow  -,  boon  -,  pot-  companion; 
CO-,  partner. 

Arcades  ambo.,  Pylades  and  Orestes,  Castor  and  Pollux,  Nisus 
and  Euryalus,  Damon  and  Pythias,  par  nohile  fratrum. 

host,  Amphitryon,  Boniface ;  guest,  visitor,  protege. 


892.  Sociality. — iV.  soci-ality, 
-ability,  -ableness  &c.  adj. ;  social 
intercourse ;  consociation ;  inter- 
course, -community;  consort-, 
companion-,  comrade-ship;  club- 
bism ;  esprit  de  corps. 


893.  Seclusion.     Exclusion. — 

N.  seclusion,  privacy;  retirement; 
reclusion,  recess;  snugness  &c. 
adj. ;  delitescence ;  rustication,  rus 
in  urhe  ;  solitude ;  solitariness  &c. 
{singleness)  87 ;  isolation ;  loneliness 
380 


VI.  III.  1°. 


SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 


892—893. 


conviviality,  good  fellowship, 
joviality,  jollity,  savoir  vivre,  fes- 
tivity, festive  board,  merry-mak- 
ing; loving  cup;  hospitality, 
heartiness;  cheer. 

welcome,  -ness;  greeting;  hearty 
-,  warm  -,  welcome-  reception ; 
urbanity  &c.  (courtesy)  894 ;  famili- 
arity. 

good  -,  jolly-  fellow ;  hon  enfant. 

social  -,  family-  circle ;  circle  of 
acquaintance,  coterie^  society. 

social  -gathering,  -  reunion  ;  as- 
sembly &c.  {assemblage)  72 ;  party, 
entertainment,  reception,  levee^  at 
home,  conversazione,  soiree^  matinee; 
evening  -,  morning  -,  afternoon  -, 
garden-  party;  kettle-,  drum;  par- 
tie  carree,  dish  of  tea,  ridotto,  rout, 
house-warming;  ball,  festival  &c. 
{amusement)  840;  "the  feast  of 
reason  and  the  flow  of  soul." 

visit,  -ing ;  round  of  visits ;  call, 
morning  call ;  interview  &c.  {inter- 
locution) 588;  assignation;  tryst, 
-ing  place ;  appointment. 

club  &c.  {association)  712. 
V.  be  -sociable  &c.  adj. ;  know ; 
be  -acquainted  &c.  adj. ;  associate 
-,  sort  -,  keep  company  -,  walk 
hand  in  hand- with;  eat  off  the 
same  trencher,  club  together,  con- 
sort, bear  one  company,  join;  make 
acquaintance  with  &c.  {friendship) 
888;  make  advances,  fraternize, 
embrace. 

'  be  -,  feel  -  make  oneself-  at 
home  with ;  make  free  with ;  crack 
a  bottle  with ;  receive  hospitality, 
live  at  free  quarters. 

visit,  pay  a  visit;  interchange 
-visits,  -  cards;  call  -at,  -  upon; 
leave  a  card;  drop  in,  look  in; 
look  one  up,  beat  up  one's  quarters. 

entertain ;  give  a  -party  &c.  n. ; 
be  at  home,  hang  out,  keep  open 
house,  do  the  honours;  receive,  - 
with  open  arms;  welcome;  give  a 
warm  reception  &c.  n.  to ;  kill  the 
fatted  calf. 


&c.  adj.\  estrangement  from  the 
world,  voluntary  exile. 

cell,  hermitage;  convent  &c. 
1000 ;  sanctum  sanctorum. 

depopulation,  desertion,  desola- 
tion ;  wilderness  &c.  {unproductive) 
169;  howling  wilderness. 

exclusion,  excommunication,  ban- 
ishment, exile,  ostracism;  proscrip- 
tion ;  cut,  -  direct ;  dead  cut. 

inhospit-ality,  -  ableness,  &c. 
adj. ;  dissociability ;  domesticity, 
Darby  and  Joan. 

recluse,  hermit,  cenobite;  an- 
chor-et,  -ite ;  Simon  Stylites ;  Tro- 
glodyte, Timon  of  Athens,  Santon, 
solitaire,  ruralist,  disciple  of  Zim- 
mermann,  closet  cynic,  Diogenes ; 
outcast.  Pariah,  castaway,  pilgar- 
lic. 

V.  be  -,  live-  secluded  &c.  ad^. ; 
keep  -,  stand  -,  hold  oneself- 
-aloof,  -  in  the  background ;  keep 
snug;  shut  oneself  up;  deny  -, 
seclude-  oneself ;  creep  into  a  cor- 
ner, rusticate,  aller  planter  scs 
choux;  retire,  -  from  the  world; 
take  the  veil ;  abandon  &c.  624. 

cut,  -  dead ;  refuse  to  -associate 
with,  -  acknowledge ;  look  cool  -, 
turn  one's  back  -,  shut  the  door- 
upon;  repel,  blackball,  excom- 
municate, exclude,  exile,  expatri- 
ate; banish,  outlaw,  ostracize, 
proscribe,  cut  off  from,  send  to 
Coventry,  keep  at  arm's  length, 
draw  a  cordon  round. 

depopulate;  dis-,  un-peoplc. 

Adj.  secluded,  sequestered,  re- 
tired, delitescent,  private,  bye; 
out  of  the -world,  -way ;-"  the 
world  forgetting  by  the  world  for- 
got." 

snug,  domestic,  stay-at-home. 

unsociable;  un-,  dis-social;  in- 
hospitable, cynical,  inconversable, 
unclubbable,  sauvage. 

solitary;  lone-ly,  -some;  isolat- 
ed, single. 

estranged;  unfrequented;  unin- 
C31 


C92-895. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  III.  r 


Adj.  sociable,  companionable, 
clubbable,  conversable,  cosy,  cosey, 
chatty,  conversational ;  homileti- 
cal. 

convivial;  fest-ive,  -al;  jovial, 
jolly,  hospitable. 

welcome,  -  as  the  roses  in  May; 
fete,  entertained. 

free  and  easy,  hail  fellow  well 
met,  familiar,  on  visiting  terms, 
acquainted. 

social,  neighbourly;  international;  gregarious. 

Adv.  en  famille,  in  the  family  circle ;  sans  -fa^on, 
arm  in  arm. 


habit-able,  -ed;  tenantless;  aban- 
doned; deserted,  -  in  one's  utmost 
need;  unfriended;  kith-,  friend-, 
home-less;  lorn,  forlorn,  desolate. 

un-visited,  -introduced, -invited, 
-welcome ;  under  a  cloud,  left  to 
shift  for  oneself,  derelict,  outcast. 

banished  &c.  v. 

Phr.  noli  me  tangere. 


ceremonu. 


894.  Courtesy. — N.  courtesy; 
respect  &c.  928 ;  good  -manners,  - 
behaviour,  -  breeding;  manners; 
politeness  &c.  adj. ;  Menseance,  wr- 
banity,  comity,  gentility, breeding, 
polish,  presence;  civili-ty,  -zation; 
amenity,  suavity;  good  -temper, 
-  humour;  amiability,  easy  tem- 
per, complacency,  soft  tongue, 
mansuetude ;  condescension  &c. 
(humility)  879;  affability,  com- 
plaisance, prevejiance,  amability, 
gallantry;  pink  of  -politeness,  - 
courtesy. 

compliment;  fair  -,  soft  -, 
sweet-  words;  honeyed  phrases, 
ceremonial;  salutation,  reception, 
presentation,  introduction,  acczieil, 
greeting,  recognition;  welcome, 
abord,  respects,  devoir,  i-egards, 
remembrances;  kind 
remembrances-  love, 
duty. 

obeisance  &c.  {reverence)  928; 
bow,  courtesy,  curtsy,  scrape,  sa- 
laam, Tcotou^  bowing  and  scraping ; 
kneeling;  genuflexion  &c.  {wor- 
sJii]/)  990 ;  obsequiousness  &c.  886 ; 
ca])ping,  shaking  hands  &c.  v. ; 
grip  of  the  hand,  embrace,  hug, 
squeeze,  accolade,  loving  cup,  vin 
d^ho7ineur,  pledge ;  love  token  &c. 
(endearment)  902;  kiss,  buss,  sa- 
lute.     ' 

mark     of     recognition,      nod  ; 


-regards, 
best  love. 


895.  Discourtesy.  —  S.  dis- 
courtesy; ill-breeding;  ill  -,  bad 
-,  ungainly-  manners;  insuavity; 
uucourteousness  &c.  adj. ;  rusticity, 
inurbanity;  illiberality,  incivility, 
displacency. 

disrespect  &c.  929;  procacity, 
impudence;  barbar-ism,  -ity;  mis- 
behaviour, brutality,  blackguard- 
ism, conduct  unbecoming  a  gen- 
tleman, grossierete,  hrusquerie;  vul- 
garity &c.  851. 

churlishness  &c.  adj. ;  spinosity, 
perversity ;  moroseness  &c.  (sullen- 
nesa)  dOla. 

sternness  &c.  adj. ;  austerity ; 
moodishness,  captiousness  &c. 
901;  cynicism;  tartness  &c,  adj.; 
acrimony,  acerbity,  virulence,  as- 
perity. 

scowl,  black  looks,  frown ;  short 
answer,  rebuff;  hard  words,  con- 
tumely ;  unparliamentary  lan- 
guage, personality. 

bear,  bruin,  brute,  blackguard, 
beast;  unlicked  cub;  frump,  cross- 
patch  ;  saucebox  &c.  887. 

V.  be  -rude  &c.  adj. ;  insult  &c. 
929;  treat  with  discourtesy;  take 
a  name  in  vain;  make  -bold,  - 
free-  with;  take  a  liberty;  stare 
out  of  countenance,  ogle,  point  at, 
put  to  the  blush. 

cut;   turn  -one's  back  upon,  - 
on  one's  heel ;  give  the  cold  should- 
382 


VI.  III.  V. 


SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 


894-895. 


"nods  and  becks  and  wreathed 
smiles ;  "  valediction  &c.  293 ;  con- 
dolence &c.  915. 

F.  be  -courteous  «fcc.  adj. ;  show 
-courtesy  &c.  n. 

mind  one's  P's  and  Q's,  behave 
oneself,  be  all  things  to  all  men, 
conciliate,  speak  one  fair,  take  in 
good  part ;  make  -,  do-  the  amia- 
ble ;  look  as  if  butter  would  not 
melt  in  one's  mouth;  mend  one's 
manners. 

receive,  do  tlie  honours,  usher, 
greet,  hail,  bid  welcome;  wel- 
come, -  with  open  arms;  shake 
hands ;  hold  out  -,  press  -,  squeeze- 
the  hand  ;  bid  God  speed ;  speed 
the  parting  guest ;  cheer,  serenade. 

salute ;  embrace  &c.  {endearment) 
902;  kiss,  -  hands;  drink  to, 
pledge,  hob  and  nob;  move  to, 
nod  to ;  smile  upon. 

uncover,  cap ;  touch  -,  take  off- 
the  hat;  doff  the  cap;  present 
arms;  make  way  for;  bow;  make 
-one's  bow,  -  a  leg ;  scrape,  curtsy, 
courtesy ;  bob  a  -curtsy,  -  courtesy ; 
kneel;  bow  -,  bend-  the  knee. 
•  visit,  wait  upon,  present  oneself, 
pay  one's  respects,  pay  a  visit  &c. 
(sociabiUty)  892;  dance  attendance 
on  &c.  (servility)  886 ;  pay  atten- 
tions to ;  do  homage  to  &c.  {respect) 
928. 

prostrate  oneself  &c.  (worship) 
990. 

give  -,  send-  one's  duty  &c.  n. 
to. 

render  -polite  &c.  adj. ;  polish, 
civilize,  humanize. 

Adj.  courteous,  polite,  civil, 
mannerly,  urbane;  well-behaved, 
-mannered,  -bred,  -brought  up; 
good-mannered,    polished,    civilized 


er;  keep  at  -a  distance,  -  arm's 
length;  look  -cool,  -  coldly,  - 
black-  upon;  show  the  door  to, 
send  away  with  a  flea  in  the  ear. 

lose  one's  temper  &c.  (resent- 
ment) 900;  sulk  &c.  901a;  frown, 
scowl,  glower,  pout;  snap,  snarl, 
growl. 

render -rude  &c.  adj. ;  brut-alize, 

-ify. 

Adj,    dis-,    un- courteous;    un- 
courtly;  ill-bred,   -mannered,  -be 
haved,  -conditioned  ;  unbred  ;  un 
manner-ly,     -ed ;    im-,     un-polite 
un-polished,    -civilized,    -genteel 
ungentleman-like,  -ly ;  unladylike 
blackguard  ;     vulgar     &c.     851 
dedecorous;  foul-mouthed,  -spok- 
en; abusive. 

un-civil,  -gracious,  -ceremoni- 
ous; cool;  pert,  forward,  obtru- 
sive, impudent,  rude,  saucy,  pre- 
cocious. 

repulsive;  un-complaisant,  -ac- 
commodating, -neighbourly,  -gal- 
lant; inaffabte;  un-gentle,  -gainly; 
rough,  rugged,  bluff,  blunt,  gruff- 
churl-,  boor-,  bearish;  brutal, 
h'tisque;  stern,  harsh,  austere; 
cavalier. 

tart,  sour,  crabbed,  sharp,  short, 
trenchant,  sarcastic,  biting,  caus- 
tic, virulent,  bitter,  acrimonious, 
venomous,  contumelious;  snarlin": 


&c.  «). ;  surly,  -  as  a  bear;  per- 
verse ;  grim,  sullen  &c.  901a ;  pee- 
vish &c.  (irascible)  901. 

Adv.  discourteously  &c.  adj.  ; 
with  -discourtesy  &c.  n.,  -  a  bad 
grace. 


&c. 


cultivated ;     refined 
(taste)  850;  gentlemanlike  &g.  (fashion)  852;  gallant. 

fine -,  fair -,  soft- spoken;  honey-mouthed,  -tongued;  oily, 
bland;  obliging,  conciliatory,  complaisant,  complacent;  obse- 
quious &c.  886. 

ingratiating,  winning;  gentle,  mild;  good-humoured,  cordial, 
gracious,  affable,  familiar;   neighbourly. 


894-898. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  III.  V 


Adv.  courteously  &c.  adj. ;  with  a  good  grace;  with  -open  -, 
outstretched-  arms;  d  hras  ouverts ;  suamter  in  modo,  in  good 
humour. 

I7it.  hail!  welcome  I  well  met!  avef  all  hail!  good  -day,  - 
morrow !  God  speed !  pax  vobiscum  !  may  your  shadow  never 
be  less  I 

896.  CoNGHATULATioN. — iV.  con-,  gratulation;  felicitation; 
salute  &c.  894;  condolence  &c.  915;  compliments  of  the 
season. 

F.  con-,  gratulate;  felicitate;  give -,  wish  one-  joy;  ten- 
der -,  offer-  one's  congratulations;  wish  -many  happy  returns 
of  the  day,  -  a  merry  Christmas  and  a  happy  new  year. 

congratulate  oneself  &c.  {rejoice)  838. 

Adj.  con-,   gratulatory. 


897.  Love. — N.  love;  fondness 
&c.  adj.\  liking;  inclination  &c. 
{desire)  865;  regard,  dilection,  ad- 
miration. . 

affection,  sympathy,  fellow- 
feeling;  tenderness  &c.  adj. ;  heart, 
brotherly  love;  benevolence  &c. 
900 ;  attachment. 

yearning,  epco?,  tender  passion, 
amour^  gallantry,  passion,  flame, 
devotion,  fervour,  enthusiasm, 
transport  of  love,  rapture,  en- 
chantment, infatuation,  adoration, 
idolatry. 

Cupid,  Venus;  myrtle;  true  lov- 
er's knot;  love  -token,  -  suit,  - 
affair,  -  tale,  -  story;  the  old 
story,  plighted  love ;  courtship  &c. 
902;  amourette. 

maternal  love,  6ropyi'/. 

attractiveness;  popularity;  fa- 
vourite (fee.  899. 

lover,  suitor,  follower,  admirer, 
adorer,  wooer,  amoret,  beau, 
sweetheart,  inamorato,  swain, 
young  man,  flame,  love,  truelove ; 
leman,  Lothario,  gallant,  para- 
mour, amoroso^  cavaliere  servente, 
captive,  cicisbeo  ;  caro  sposo. 

inamorata,  lady-love,  idol,  dar- 
ling, duck,  Dulcinea,  angel,  god- 
dess, cara  sposa. 

betrothed,  aflSanced,  Jiancee. 


898.  Hate.— iV".  hate,  hatred, 
vials  of  hate. 

dis-affection,  -favour  ;  aliena- 
tion, estrangement,  coolness;  en- 
mity &c.  889;  animosity  &c.  900. 

umbrage,  pique,  grudge;  dud- 
geon, spleen;  bitterness,  -  of  feel- 
ing ;  ill  -,  bad-  blood ;  acrimony ; 
malice  &c.  907 ;  implacability  &c. 
{revenge)  919. 

repugnance  &c.  {dislike)  867; 
odium,  unpopularity;  detestation, 
antipathy;  object  of  -hatred,  -  ex- 
ecration; abomination,  aversion, 
hete  noire;  enemy  &c.  891;  bitter 
pill ;  source  of  annoyance  &c.  830. 

V.  hate,  detest,  abominate,  ab- 
hor, loathe;  recoil-,  shudder-  at; 
shrink  from,  view  with  horror, 
hold  in  abomination,  revolt  against, 
execrate ;  scowl  &c.  895 ;  disrelish 
&c.  (dislike)  867. 

owe  a  grudge;  bear  -spleen,  - 
a  grudge,  -  malice  &c.  {malevo- 
lence) 907;  conceive  an  aversion 
to. 

excite  -,  provoke-  hatred  &c. 
n. ;  be  -hateful  &c.  adj. ;  stink  in 
the  nostrils;  estrange,  alienate,  re- 
pel, set  against,  sow  dissension, 
set  by  the  ears,  envenom,  incense, 
irritate,  rile ;  horrify  &c.  830. 

Adj,  hating  &c.  v. ;  abhorrent ; 
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SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 


897-899. 


averse  from  &c.  {disliking)  867; 
set  against. 

bitter  «&c.  {acrimonious)  895 ;  im- 
placable &c.  {revengeful)  919. 

un-loved,  -beloved,  -lamented, 
-deplored,  -mourned,  -cared  for, 
-endeared,  -valued ;  disliked  &c. 
867. 

crossed  in  love,  forsaken,  re- 
jected, love-lorn,  jilted. 

obnoxious,  hateful,  odious, 
abominable,  repulsive,  offensive, 
shocking;  disgusting  &c.  {disa- 
greeahh)  880. 

invidious,  spiteful  ;  malicious 
&c.  907. 

insulting,  irritating,  provoking. 

[Mutual  hate]  at  daggers  drawn ; 
not  on  speaking  terms  &c.  {enmity) 
889. 

Phr.  no  love  lost  between. 


flirt,  coquette;  amorette;  pair  of 
turtle  doves;  abode  of  love,- a^«- 
pemone. 

V.  love,  like,  affect,  fancy,  care 
for,  take  an  interest  in,  be  partial 
to,  sympathize  with ;  be  -in  love 
&c.  adj.-'wxth.'^  have  -,  entertain 
-,  harbour  -,  cherish-  a  -love  &c. 
n.  for;  regard,  revere;  take  to, 
bear  love  to,  be  wedded  to;  set 
ono's  affections  on;  make  much 
of,  feast  one's  eyes  on;  hold  dear, 
prize  ;  hug,  cling  to,  cherish, 
pet. 

burn;  adore,  idolize,  love  to 
distraction,  aimer  eperdu7iient  ; 
dote  -on,  -  upon. 

take  a  fancy  to,  look  sweet 
upon  ;  become  -enamoured  etc. 
adj. ;  fall  in  love  with,  lose  one's 
heart;  desire  &c.  865. 

excite  love;  win  -,  gain  -,  secure 
-,  engage-  the  -love,  -  affec- 
tions, -  heart;  take  the  fancy  of: 
have   a  place  in  -,  wind   round- 

the  heart;  attract,   attach,   endear,  charm,  fascinate,  captivate, 
bewitch,  seduce,  enamour,  enrapture,  turn  the  head. 

get  into  favour;  ingratiate  -,  insinuate  -,  worm-  oneself;  pro- 
pitiate, curry  favour  with,  pay  one's  court  io,  fair e  Vaimahle^  set 
one's  cap  at,  flirt. 

Adf  loving  &c.  y. ;  fond  of ;  taken  -,  struck- with;  smitten, 
bitten ;  attached  to,  wedded  to ;  enamoured ;  charmed  &c.  'c. ; 
in  love ;  love-sick ;  over  head  and  ears  in  love. 

affectionate,  tender,  sweet  upon,  sympathetic,  loving;  amor- 
ous, amatory;  erotic,  uxorious,  ardent,  passionate,  rapturous, 
devoted,  motherly. 

loved  &c.  'G. ;  beloved ;  well  -,  dearly-  beloved ;  dear,  precious, 
darling,    pet,  little;  favourite,  popular, 

congenial;  to  -,  after-  one's -mind,  -  taste,  -fancy,  -  own 
heart. 

in  one's  good  -graces  &c.  {friendly)  888 ;  dear  as  the  apple  of 
one's  eye,  nearest  to  one's  heart. 

lovable,  adorable;   lovely,    sweet;  attractive,   seductive,  win- 
ning ;  charming,  engaging,'  interesting 
fascinating,  bewitching :  amiable,  like  an  angel. 


enchanting,  captivating, 


899.  Favourite. — N:  favourite,  pet,  cosset,  minion,  idol, 
jewel,  spoiled  child,  enfant  gate ;  led  captain ;  crony ;  fond- 
ling; apple  of  one's  eye,  man  after  one's  own  heart. 

33  -  385 


899-900.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  iii.  V 

love,  dear,  darling,  duck,  honey,  jewel;  mopsey,  moppet; 
sweetheart  &c.  {love)  897. 

general  -,  universal-  favourite;  idol  of  the  people. 

900.  Resentment. — iV.  resentment,  displeasure,  animosity, 
anger,  wrath,  indignation;  exasperation,  bitter  resentment, 
wrathful  indignation. 

pique,  umbrage,  huff,  miff,  soreness,  dudgeon,  acerbity, 
virulence,  bitterness,  acrimony,  asperity,  spleen,  gall;  heart- 
burning, -swelling;  rankling. 

ill  -,  bad-  -humour,  -  temper ;  irascibility  &c.  901 ;  ill  blood 
&c.  (hate)  898 ;  revenge  &c.  919. 

excitement,  irritation;  warmth,  bile,  choler,  ire,  fume, 
pucker,  dander,  ferment,  ebullition  ;  towering  passion, 
acharnement^  angry  mood,  taking,  pet,  tiff,  passion,  fit,  tan- 
trums. 

burst,  explosion,  paroxysm,  storm,  rage,  fury,  desperation; 
violence  &c.  173;  fire  and  fury;  vials  of  wrath;  gnashing  of 
teeth,  hot  blood,  high  words. 

scowl  &c.  895;  sulks  &c.  901a^. 

[Cause  of  umbrage]  affront,  provocation,  offence ;  indig- 
nity &c.  {insult)  939:  grudge,  crow  to  pluck,  sore  subject, 
casus  helli. 

Furies,  Eumenides. 

buffet,  slap  in  the  face,  box  on  the  ear,  rap  on  the  knuckles. 

V.  resent;  take  -amiss,  -  ill,  -to  heart,  -  offence,  -  um- 
brage, -  huff,  -  exception;  take  in  -ill  part,  -  bad  part,  -  dud- 
geon; ne  pas  entendre  raillerie  ;  breathe  revenge,  cut  up  rough. 

fly  -,  fall  -,  get-  into  a  -rage,  -  passion ;  bridle  -,  bristle  -, 
froth  -,  fire  -,  flare-  up ;  open  -,  pour  out-  the  vials  of  one's 
wrath. 

pout,  knit  the  brow,  frown,  scowl,  lower,  snarl,  growl, 
gnarl,  gnash,  snap;  redden,  colour;  look  -black,  -  black  as 
thunder,  -daggers;  bite  one's  thumb;  show  -,  grind-  one's 
teeth;  champ  the  bit. 

chafe,  mantle,  fume,  kindle,  fly  out,  take  fire;  boil,  -  over; 
boil  with  -indignation,  -  rage ;  rage,  storm,  foam ;  vent  one's 
-rage,  -  spleen ;  lose  one's  temper,  stand  on  one's  hind  legs, 
stamp  the  foot;  stamp-,  quiver-,  swell  -,  foam- with  rage; 
burst  with  anger. 

have  a  fling  at;  bear  malice  &c.  (revenge)  919. 

cause  -,  raise-  anger;  affront,  offend;  give -offence,  -  um- 
brage; anger;  hurt  the  feelings:  insult,  discompose,  fret,  ruf- 
fle, nettle,  huff,  pique;  excite  &c.  824;  irritate,  stir  the  blood, 
stir  up  bile ;  sting,  -  to  the  quick ;  rile,  provoke,  chafe, 
wound,  inCensG,  inflame,  enrage,  aggravate,  add  fuel  to  the 
flame,  fan  into  a  flame,  widen  the  breach,  envenom,  embitter, 
exasperate,  infuriate,  kindle  wrath.;  stick  in  one's  gizzard ; 
rankle  &c.  919. 

put  out  of  humour;  put  one's  -monkey,  -  back-  up;  raise 

886 


VI.  iir.  r.  SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS.  900—901 

one's  -gorge,  -  dander,  -  choler;  work  up  into  a  passion; 
make  -one's  blood  boil,  -the  ears  tingle ;  throw  into  a  ferment, 
madden,  drive  one  mad;  lash  into  -fury,  -madness;  fool  to 
the  top  of  one's  bent;  set  by  the  ears. 

bring  a  hornet's  nest  about  one's  ears. 

Adj.  angry,  wrath,  irate;  ire-,  wrath-ful;  cross &c.  {irascible) 
901;  sulky  &c.  901«;  bitter,  virulent;  acrimonious  &c.  (dis- 
courteous) &c.  895;  violent  &c.  173. 

warm,  burning;  boiling,  -  over;  fuming,  raging;  foaming,  - 
at  the  mouth ;  convulsed  with  rage. 

offended  &c.  v.\  waxy,  aclmrne ;  wrought,  worked  up;  in- 
dignant, hurt,  sore ;  set  against. 

fierce,  wild,  rageful,  furious,  mad  with  rage,  fiery,  infuriate, 
rabid,  savage;  relentless  &c.  919. 

flushed  with  -anger,  -  rage ;  in  a  -huff,  -  stew,  -  fume,  - 
pucker,  -  passion,  -  rage,  -  fury,  -  taking,  -  way ;  on  one's 
high  ropes,  up  in  arms ;  in  high  dudgeon. 

Adv.  angrily  &c.  adj. ;  in  the  height  of  pgCssion ;  in  the  heat 
of  -passion,  -  the  moment. 

Int.  tantcene  animis  ccelestibus  ircB !  marry  come  up!  zounds! 
'sdeath ! 

Phr.  one's  -blood,  -  back,  -  monkey-  being  up;  fervens  dif- 
-dcili  hilejecur;  the  gorge  rising,  eyes  flashing  tire;  the  blood 
-rising,  -  boiling ;  hceret  later i  lethuUs  ariuido. 

901.  Irascibility. — iV.  irascibility,  temper;  crossness  &c. 
adj. ;  susceptibility,  procacity,  petulance,  iritability,  tart- 
ness, acerbity,  protervity  ;  pugnacity  &c.  icontentiousiuas) 
720. 

excitability  &c.  825;  bad  -,  fiery  -,  crooked  -,  irritable  &c. 
adj.-  temper;  genus  irritabile,  hot  blood. 

ill  humour  &c.  (sullenness)  901«;  asperity  &c.,  churlishness 
&c.  (discourtesy)  895. 

huff  ifcc.  (resentment)  900 ;  a  word  and  a  blow. 

Sir  Fretful  Plagiary;  brabbler,  Tartar;  shrew,  vixen,  virago, 
termagant,  dragon,  scold,  Xantippe;  porcupine;  spit-tire;  fire- 
eater  S:c.  (hlustei'er)  887;  fury  itc.  {violent  pemon)  173. 

V.  be  -irascible  &c.  adj. ;  have  a  -temper  &c.  ?/.,  -  devil  in 
one;  fire  up  &c.  (he  angry)  900. 

Adj.  irascible;  bad-,  ill-tempered;  irritable,  susceptible;  ex- 
citable &c.  825;  thin-skinned  &c.  (sensitive)  822;  fretful, 
fidgety ;  on  the  fret. 

hasty,  over-hasty,  quick,  warm,  hot,  testy,  touchy,  techy, 
tetchy;  like  -touchwood,  -  tinder;  huffy;  pet-tish,  -ulant; 
waspish,  snappish,  peppery,  fiery,  passionate,  choleric,  shrew- 
ish, ''  sudden  and  quick  in  quarrel." 

querulous,  captious,  moodish ;  quarrelsome,  contentious, 
disputatious;  pugnacious  &c.  (bellicose)  720;  cantankerous,  ex- 
ceptions; restiff  &c.  (perverse)  901«;  churlish  &c.  (discourte- 
ous) 895. 

387 


901-902.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  lu,  i« 

cross,  -  as  -crabs,  -  two  sticks,  -  a  cat,  -  a  dog,  -  the 
tongs;  fractious,  peevish,  acaridtre. 

in  a  bad  temper ;  sulky  &c.  901a ;  angry  &c.  900. 
resent-f ul,  -ive ;  vindictive  &c.  919. 
Int.  pish  I 

90L«.  SuLLENNESS. — N.  sullcmiess  &c.  adj.\  morosity; 
spleen;  churlishness  &c.  {discourtesy)  895;  irascibility  &c.  901. 

moodiness  &c.  adj. ;  perversity ;  obstinacy  &c.  G06 ;  torvity, 
spinosity;  crabbedness  &c.  adj. 

ill  -,  bad-  -temper,  -  humour;  sulks,  dudgeon,  mumps, 
dumps,  doldrums,  fit  of  the  sulks,  louderie,  black  looks, 
scowl ;  hufi  &c.  {resentment)  900. 

V.  be  -sullen  &c.  adj. ;  sulk ;  frown,  scowl,  lower,  glower, 
gloam,  pout,  have  a  hang-dog  look. 

Adj.  sullen,  sulky;  ill-tempered,  -humoured,  -affected,  -dis- 
posed; [in  -an  ill,  -  a  bad,  -  a  shocking-  -temper,  -  humour; 
out  of  -temper,  -.humour;  knaggy,  torvous,  crusty,  crabbed,' 
sour,  -  as  a  crab ;  surly  &c.  {discowteous)  895. 

moody;  spleen-ish,  -ly;  splenetic,  cankered. 

cross,  -grained;  perverse,  wayward,  humoursome;  rest-iff, 
-ive;  cantankerous,  intractable,  exceptions,  sinistrous,  deaf  to 
reason,  unaccommodating,  rusty,  curst,  froward. 

dogged  &c.  {stuhhorn)  G06. 

grumpy,  glum,  grim,  grum,  morose,  frumpish;  in  the  -sulks 
&c.  n. ;  out  of  sorts;  scowl-,  glower-,  growl-ing. 

peevish  &c.  (irascible)  901. 

902.  [Expression  of  affection  or  love.]  Endearment. — N". 
endearment,  caress  ;  blandish-,  blandi-meut  ;  epaiichement, 
fondling,  billing  and  cooing,  dalliance. 

embrace,  salute,  kiss,  buss,  smack,  osculation,  deoscula- 
tion ;  amorous  glances. 

courtship,  wooing,  suit,  addresses,  the  soft  impeachment; 
love-making;  serenading;  caterwauling. 

flirting  &c.  i\;   flirtation,  gallantry;  coquetry. 

true  lover's  knot,  plighted  love;  love  -tale,  -token,  -let- 
ter; hillet-doux,  valentine. 

honeymoon  ;  Strephim  and  Chloe. 

V.  caress,  fondle,  pet,  dandle;  pat,  -  on  the  -head,  -  cheek; 
chuck  under  the  chin,  smile  upon,  coax,  wheedle,  cosset,  cod- 
dle, cocker,  cockle ;  make  -of,  -  much  of ;  cherish,  foster,  kill 
with  kindness. 

clasp,  hug,  cuddle,  fold  in  one's  arms,  nestle,  nuzzle;  em- 
brace, kiss,  buss,  smack,  blow  a  kiss;  salute  &c.  {courtesy)  2>^4:. 

bill  and  coo,  spoon,  toy,  dally,  flirt,  coquet;  galli-,  gala- 
vant;  philander;  make  love;  pay  one's  -court,  -addresses,  - 
attentions- to;  serenade;  court,  woo;  set  one's  cap  at ;  be-, 
look-  sweet  upon ;  ogle,  cast  sheep's  eyes  upon ;  /aire  les  yeiix 
doux. 

fall  in  love  with,  win  the  affections  &c.  {love)  897;  die  for, 

388 


VI.  III.  r, 


SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS. 


902—905. 


propose;  make -,  have- an  offer ;  pop  the  question;  plight 
one's  -troth,  -  faith. 

Adj.  caressing  &c. -y. ;  "sighing  like  furnace;"  love-sick, 
spoony. 

caressed  &c.  v. 


903.  Marriage.  —  iV".  marriage, 
matrimony,  wedlock,  union,  inter- 
marriage, mnculum  matrimonii, 
nuptial  tie. 

married  state,  coverture,  bed, 
cohabitation. 

match;  betrothment  &c.  {pro- 
mise) 768 ;  wedding,  nuptials.  Hy- 
men, bridal;  e-,  spousals;  leading 
to  the  altar  &c.  v. ;  nuptial  bene- 
diction, epithalamiwn. 

torch  -,  temple-  of  Hymen; 
hymeneal  altar;  honeymoon. 

brides-maid,  -man ;  bride,  bride- 
groom. 

married  -man,  -  woman,  -  cou- 
ple ;  neogamist.  Benedick,  partner, 
spouse,  mate,  yokemate;  husband, 
man,  consort,  baron ;  old  -,  good- 
man ;  wife,  -  of  one's  bosom ;  help- 
mate, rib,  better  half,  grey  mare, 
old  woman,  good  wife;  feme,  - 
coverte  ;  squaw,  lady  ;  matron, 
-age,  -hood;  man  and  wife;  wed- 
ded pair,  Darby  and  Joan. 

mono-,  bi-,  di-,  deutero-,  tri-, 
poly-gamy ;  mormonism ;  polyandr- 
ism;  Turk,  Bluebeard. 

unlawful  -,  left-handed  -,  mor- 
ganatic -,  ill-assorted-  marriage; 


904.  Celibacy.  —  iV.  celibacy, 
singleness,  single  blessedness  ; 
bachelor-hood,  -ship;^  miso-gamy, 
-gyny. 

virginity,  ^:)wcem^<?  /  maiden- 
hood, -head. 

unmarried  man,  bachelor, 
Ccelebs,  agamist,  old  bachelor; 
miso-gamist,  -gynisc;  monogamist. 

unmarried  woman,  spinster  ; 
maid,  -en;  virgin,  feme  sole,  old 
maid. 

V.  live  single. 

Adj.  un-married, -wedded; wife-, 
spouse-less;  single. 


905.  Divorce.  —  N'.  divorce, 
-ment;  separation;  judicial  separa- 
tion, separate  maintenance ;  separa- 
tio  a  -mensd  et  thoro,  -  vinculo  matri- 
monii. 

widowhood,  viduity,  weeds. 

widow,  -er ;  relict ;  dowager ;  di- 
vorcee ;  cuckold. 

V.  live  separate;  separate,  di- 
vorce, disespouse,  put  away ;  wear 
the  horns. 


F.  marry,  wive,  take  to  oneself  a  wife;  be-  married,  -  spliced; 
go  -,  pair-  off;  wed,  espouse,  lead  to  the  hymeneal  altar,  take 
"for  better  for  worse,"  give  one's  hand  to,  bestow  one's  hand 
upon. 

marry,  join,  handfast ;  couple  &c.  {unite)  43 ;  tie  the  nuptial 
knot;  give  -away,  -  in  marriage;  affy,  affiance;  betroth  &c. 
{^promise)  768;  publish  -,  bid-  the  banns;  be  asked  in  church. 

Adj.  married  &c.  v. ;  one,  -  bone  and  one  flesh. 

marriageable,  nubile. 

engaged,  betrothed,  affianced. 

matrimonial,   marital,    conjugal,    connubial,   wedded;  nuptial, 
hymeneal,  spousal,  bridal. 

Phr.  the  grey  mare  the  better  horse. 

33*  389 


008-907. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  III.  2' 


2°.     Diffusive  Sympathetic  Affections. 


906.  Benevolence. — N.  beue- 
volence,  Christian  charity;  God's 
-love,  -  grace ;  good-will;  philan- 
thropy &c.  910;  unselfishness  &c. 
942. 

good  -nature,  -  feeling,  -  wishes ; 
kind-,  kindli-ness  &c.  adj. ;  loving- 
kindness,  benignity,  brotherly 
love,  charity,  humanity,  fellow- 
feeling,  sympathy;  goodness  -, 
warmth-  of  heart;  honliomie ;  kmd- 
heartedness;  amiability,  milk  of 
human  kindness,  tenderness;  love 
&c.  897 ;  friendship  &c.  888. 

toleration,  consideration,  gener- 
osity; mercy  <fec.  iiyity)  914. 

charitableness  &c.  adj. ;  bounty, 
almsgiving;  good  works,  benefi- 
cence, the  luxury  of  doing  good. 

acts  of  kindness,  a  good  turn; 
good  -,  kind-  -oflftces,  -  treat- 
ment. 

good  Samaritan,  sympathizer, 
hon  enfant. 

V.  be  -benevolent  &c.  adj. ;  have 
one's  heart  in  the  right  place,  bear 
good  will;  wish  -well,  -  God 
speed ;  view  -,  regard-  with  an 
eye  of  favour ;  take  in  good  part ; 
take  -,  feel-  an  interest  in ;  be  -, 
feel-  interested-  in ;  sympathize 
with,  feel  for;  fraternize  &c.  (he 
friendly)  888. 

enter  into  the  feelings  of  others, 
do  as  you  would  be  done  by,  meet 
half-way. 

treat  well ;  give  comfort,  smooth 
the  bed  of  death ;  do  -good,  -  a 
good  turn;  benefit  «&c.  {goodness) 
648;  render  a  service,  be  of  use; 
aid  &c.  707. 

Adj.  benevolent;  kind,  -ly;  well- 
meaning;  amiable;  obliging,  ac- 
commodating, indulgent,  gracious, 
complacent,  good-humoured. 

warm-,  kind-,  tender-,  large-, 
broad -hearted;  merciful  &c.  914; 


907.  Malevolence.  — N.  male- 
volence; bad  intent,  -ion;  un-,  dis- 
kindness;  ill  -nature,  -  Avill,  - 
blood ;  bad  blood  ;  enmity  &c.  {-89 ; 
hate  &c.  898;  malignity;  malice,  - 
prepense;  maliciousness  &c.  «<://'.; 
spite,  despite  ;  resentment  &c. 
900. 

uncharitableness  &c.  adj. ;  in- 
compassionateness  &c.  914«;  gall, 
venom,  rancour,  rankling,  viru- 
lence, mordacity,  acerbity;  churl- 
ishness &c.  {discourtesy)  895. 

hardness  of  heart,  heart  of  stone, 
obduracy;  cruelty;  cruelness  &c. 
adj. ;  brutality,  savagery ;  f er-ity, 
-ocity;  barbarity,  inhumanity,  im- 
manity,  truc'ulence,  ruffianism ; 
evil  eye,  cloven  foot;  torture,  vi- 
visection. 

ill  -,  bad-  turn ;  affront  &c.  {dis- 
respect}) 929;  outrage,  atrocity;  ill 
usage ;  intolerance,  persecution ; 
tender  mercies  [ironical];  "  un- 
kindest  cut  of  all." 

V.  be  -malevolent  &c.  adj. ;  bear 
-,  harbour-  -spleen,  -  a  grudge, 
-  malice  ;  betray  -,  show-  the 
cloven  foot. 

hurt  &c,  {physical  pain)  378; 
annoy  &c.  830  ;  injure,  harm, 
wrong;  do  -harm,  -  an  ill  cffice- 
to  ;  outrage  ;  disoblige,  malign, 
plant  a  thorn  in  the  breast. 

molest,  worry,  harass,  haunt, 
harry,  bait,  tease,  throw  stones  at; 
play  the  devil  with ;  hunt  down, 
dragoon,  hound  ;  persecute,  op- 
press, grind;  maltreat;  ill-treat, 
-use. 

wreak  one's  malice  on,  do  one's 
worst,  break  a  butterfly  on  the 
wheel;  dip  -,  imbrue-  one's  hands 
in  blood;  have  no  mercy  &c. 
914a. 

Adj.  male-,  unbene-volent ;  un- 
benign;  ill-disposed,  -intentioned, 
890 


VI.  III.  2'.  SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS.  906—909. 


charitable,  beneficent,  humane, 
benignant ;  bount-eous,  -iful. 

good-,  well-natured;  spleenless; 
sympath-izing,  -etic;  complaisant 
&c.  {courteous)  894;  well-meant, 
-intentioned. 

fatherly,  motherly,  brotherly, 
sisterly;  pat-,  mat-,  frat-ernal; 
friendly  «fcc.  888. 

Adv.  with  -a  good  intention,  - 
the  best  intentions. 

Int.  God  speed  !  much  good  may 
it  do  I 


-natured,  -conditioned-,  contrived ; 
evil-minded,  -disposed. 

malicious  ;  malign,  -ant  ;  ran- 
corous; de-,  spiteful;  mordacious, 
caustic,  bitter,  envenomed,  acri- 
monious,    virulent;     un-amiable. 


-charitable;  maleficent,  venomous, 
grinding,  galling. 

harsh,  disobliging  ;  un-kind, 
-friendly,  -gracious  ;  inofficious  ; 
invidious ;  uncandid ;  churlish  &c, 
(uncourteous)  895 ;  surly,  sullen  &c. 
901a. 

cold,  -blooded,  -hearted;  hard-, 
fiint-,  marble-,  stony-hearted ;  hard 
of  heart,  unnatural;  ruthless  &c, 
(unmerciful)  914a;  relentless  &c.  (revengeful)  919. 

cruel;  brut-al,  -ish;  savage,  -  as  a  -bear,  -  tiger;  fer-ine, 
-ocious ;  inhuman ;  barbarous,  fell,  untamed,  tameless,  truculent, 
incendiary;  bloodthirsty  &c.  {murderous)  361;  atrocious. 

fiend-ish,  -like;  demoniacal;  diabolic,  -al;  devilish,  infernal, 
hellish,  Satanic. 

Adv.  malevolently  &c.  adj. ;  with  -bad  intent  &c.  n. 

908.  Malediction. — iV.  malediction,  malison,  curse,  im- 
precation, denunciation,  execration,  anathema,  ban,  proscrip- 
tion, excommunication,  commination,  thunders  of  the  Vatican, 
fulminatlon,  maranatha. 

abuse ;  foul  ~,  bad  -,  strong  -,  unparliamentary-  language ; 
Billingsgate,  sauce,  evil  speaking ;  cursing  &c.  v. ;  profane 
swearing,  oath. 

threat  &c.  909 ;  more  bark  than  bite ;  invectivo  &c.  {disap' 
2)robation)  932. 

V.  curse,  accurse,  imprecate,  damn,  swear  at ;  curse  with 
bell  book  and  candle;  invoke  -,  call  down-  curses  on  the  head 
of ;  devote  to  destruction. 

execrate,  beshrew,  scold;  anathematize  &c.  {censure)  932; 
hold  up  to  execration,  denounce,  proscribe,  excommunicate, 
fulminate,  thunder  against ;  threaten  &c.  909. 

curse  and  swear;  swear,  -  like  a  trooper;  fall  a  cursing,  rap 
out  an  oath,  damn. 

Adj.   curs-ing,  -ed,  &c.  v. 

Int.  woe  to !  beshrew !  mat  coslum  !  ill  -,  woe-  betide !  con- 
fusion seize!  damn  I  confound!  blast!  curse!  devil  take!  hang! 
out  with  !  a  plague  -,  out-  upon!  aroynt!  honi  soit  ! 

Phr.  delenda  est  Cartlmgo. 

909.  Threat.— iV:  threat,  menace;  defiance  &c.  715;  abuse, 
minacity,  intimidation  ;  fulmination ;  commination  &c.  {curse) 
908:  giithering  clouds  &c.  {warning)  668. 

891 


909—913. 


AFFECTIONS.  ^  VI.  in.  2' 

menace;  snarl,  growl,  gnarl,  mutter,  bark, 


V.  threat,  • 
bully. 

defy  &c.  715 ;  intimidate  &c.  860 ;  keep  -,  hold  up  -,  hold 
ont-in  terrorem ;  shake  -,  double  -,  clinch-  the  fist  at;  thun- 
der, talk  big,  fulminate,  use  big  words,  bluster,  look  daggers. 

Adj.  threatening,  menacing;  mina-tory,  -cious;  commina- 
tory,  abusive;  in  terrorem;  ominous  &c.  (predicting)  511;  de- 
fiant &c.  715 ;  under  the  ban. 

Int.  vce  metis!  at  your  peril!  do  your  worst! 


911.  Misanthropy. — JSf.  misan- 
thropy, incivism  ;  egotism  &c. 
{selfishness)  943;  moroseuess  &c. 
901a;  cynicism. 

misanthrope,  egotist,  cynic, 
man-hater,  Timon,  Diogenes. 

woman-hater,  misogynist. 

Adj.  misanthropic,  antisocial, 
unpatriotic ;  egotistical  &c.  (selfish) 
943 ;  morose  &c.  901a. 


910.  Philanthropy. — iV".  phi- 
lanthropy; humanit-y,  -arianism; 
uuiversal  benevolence;  delicim  hu- 
mani  generis;  cosmopolitanism, 
utilitarianism,  the  greatest  happi- 
ness of  the  greatest  number,  social 
science. 

common  weal;  socialism,  com- 
munism. 

patriotism,  civism,  nationality, 
love  of  country,  amor  patriiB^  pub- 
lic spirit. 

chivalry,  knight  errantry;  gen- 
erosity &c.  943. 

philanthropist,  utilitarian,  Benthamite,  socialist,  communist, 
cosmopolite,  citizen  of  the  world,  amicus  humaiii  generis  ;  knight 
errant;  patiiot. 

Adj.  philanthropic,  humanitarian,  utilitarian,  cosmopolitan; 
public-spirited,  patriotic ;  humane,  large-hearted  &c.  (benevolent) 
906 ;  chivalric ;  generous  &c.  942. 

Adv.  pro -hono  publico^  -  aris  et  focis. 

Phr,   '"''humani  nihil  a  me  alienum  puto.''^ 


912.  Benefactor. — iY.  benefac- 
tor, saviour,  good  genius,  tutelary 
Faint,  guardian  angel,  good  Sa- 
maritan ;  pater  patrice  ;  salt  of  the 
earth  &c.  (good  man)  948 ;  auxilia- 
ry &c.  711. 


913.  [Maleficent  being.]  Evil 
DOER. — N.  evil  -doer,  -  worker; 
wrong  doer  &c.  049  ;  mischief 
maker,  marplot ;  oppressor,  tyrant ; 
firebrand,  incendiary,  anarchist, 
destroyer.  Vandal,  iconoclast  ; 
communist ;  terrorist. 

savage,  brute,  i-uflSan,  barbarian, 
semi-barbarian,  caitiff,  desperado; 
Mo-hock,  -hawk  ;  bludgeon  man,  bully,  rough,  dangerous 
classes,  ugly  customer;  thief  &c.  792. 

cockatrice,  scorpion,  hornet;  viper,  adder;  snake,  -in  the 
grass;  serpent,  cobra,  asp,  rattlesnake,  anaconda;  canker-, 
wire-worm;  locust,  Colorado  beetle;  torpedo;  bane  &c.  663. 

cannibal;  Anthropophag-us,  -ist;  bloodsucker,  vampire,  ogre, 
ghoul,  gorilla;  vulture;  gyr-,  ger-falcou. 

392 


•/I.  III.  3°.  SYMPATHETIC  AFFECTIONS.  913—915. 

wild  beast,  tiger,  hysena,  butcher,  hangman ;  cut-throat  &c. 
(Jdller)  361 ;  blood-,  hell-hound. 

hag,  hellhag,  beldam,  Jezebel. 

monster;  fiend  &c.  {demon)  980;  devil  incarnate,  demon  in 
human  shape;  Frankenstein's  monster. 

harpy,  siren;  Furies,  Eumenides. 

Attila,  scourge  of  the  human  race. 

Phr.  fcenum  hdbet  in  arrnu. 


3°.  Special  Sympathetic  Affections. 


914a.  PiTiLEssNESs. — N.  piti- 
lessness  &c.  ad^. ;  inclemency ;  se- 
verity &c.  739;  malevolence  &c. 
907. 

F.  have  no  -,  shut  the  gates  of- 
mercy  &c.  914 ;  give  no  quarter. 

Ad],  piti-,  merci-,  ruth-,  bowel- 
less  ;  unpitying,  unmerciful,  in- 
clement; in-,  un-compassionate; 
inexorable;  harsh  &c.  739;  cruel 
&c.  907 ;  unrelenting  &c.  919. 


914.  Pity. — N.  pity,  compas- 
sion, commiseration ;  bowels,  -  of 
compassion  ;  sympathy,  fellow- 
feeling,  tenderness,  yearning,  for- 
bearance, humanity,  mercy,  cle- 
mency; leniency  &c.  {lenity)  740; 
charity,  ruth,  long-suffering. 

melting   mood;   argumentum  ad 
misericordiam ;  quarter,    grace,   lo- 
cus pcenitentice. 
sympathizer. 

V.  pity ;  have  -,   show  -,  take- 
pity   &c.    n. ;    commiserate,    com- 
passionate; condole  &c.  915;  sym- 
pathize; feel  -,  be  sorry  -,  yearn-  for;  weep,   melt,  thaw,  enter 
into  the  feelings  of. 

forbear,  relent,  relax,  give  quarter,  wipe  the  tears,  parcere 
subjectis,  give  a  coujj  de  grace,  put  out  of  one's  misery. 

raise  -,  excite-  pity  «&c.  7i. ;  touch,  soften;  melt,  -  the  heart; 
propitiate,  disarm. 

ask  for  -mercy  &c.  n. ;  supplicate  &c.  {request)  7Go ;  cry  for 
quarter,  beg  one's  life,  kneel ;  deprecate. 

Adj.  pitying  &c.  'c. ;  pitiful,  compassionate,  sympathetic, 
touched. 

merciful,  clement,  ruthful;  humane;  humanitarian  &c.  {philarv- 
throjnc)  910;  tender,  ~  hearted,  -  as  a  chicken;  soft,  -  hearted; 
unhardened ;  lenient  &c.  740 ;  exorable,  forbearing ;  melting  &c. 
^1. ;  weak. 

Int.  for  pity's  sake!  mercy!  have  -,  cry  you-  mercy!  God 
help  you!  poor  -thing,  -dear,  -  fellow!  woe  betide!  quis  lalia 
fando  tem'peret  a  lachrymis! 

Phr.  one's  heart  bleeding  for;  haud  ignara  mali  miseris  suc- 
eurrere  disco, 

915.  Condolence. — N.  condolence;  lamentation  &c.   839; 
sympathy,  consolation. 

V.  condole  with,    console,    sympathize;  express  -,  testify- 
pity;  afford  -,  supply-  consolation;  lament  «fcc.  839-  with. 
.  393 


916-919. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  in.  4-. 


4°.  Retrospectivb  Sympathetic  Affections. 


917.  Ingratitude. — IV.  ingrati- 
tude, thanklessness,  oblivion  of 
benefits. 

*' benefits  forgot  ;"  thankless 
-task,  -  office. 

V.  be  -ungrateful  &c.  adj. ;  for- 
get benefits;  look  a  gift  horse  in. 
the  mouth. 


Adj.      un  -  grateful. 


916.  Gratitude. — JV.  gratitude, 
thankfulness,  feeling  of  obliga- 
tion. 

acknowledgment,  recognition, 
thanksgiving,  giving  thanks. 

thanks,  praise,  benediction ;  pae- 
an ;  2'e  Deum  &c.  (worship)  990 ; 
grace,  -  before  -,  after-  meat; 
thank-offering. 

requital. 

F.  be  -grateful  &c.  adj. ;  thank ; 
give  -,  render  -,  return  -,  offer  -, 
lender-  thanks  &c.  7i. ;  acknowl- 
edge, requite. 

feel  -,  be  -,  lie-  under  an  obli- 
gation ;  savoir  gre  ;  not  look  a  gift 
horse  in  the  mouth ;  never  forget, 
overflow  with  gratitude;  thank-, 
bless-  one's  stars;  fall  on  one's 
knees. 

Adj.  grateful,  thankful,  obliged,  beholden,   indebted  to,  un- 
der obligation. 

Int.  thanks!  many  thanks!  gramercy!  much  obliged  I   thank 
you  I  thank  Heaven !  Heaven  be  praised  ! 


•  mindful, 

ingrate, 

insensible 


-thankful  ;     thankless, 
wanting  in   gratitude 
of  benefits. 

forgotten  ;  un  -  acknowledged, 
-thanked,  -requited,  -rewarded ; 
ill-requited. 

Int.  thank  you  for  nothing!  ^^et 
tu  Brute /'^ 


918.  Forgiveness. — JV.  forgive- 
ness, pardon,  condonation,  grace, 
remission,  absolution,  amnesty, 
oblivion;  indulgence;  reprieve. 

conciliation;  reconciliation  &c. 
[pacijication)  723 ;  propitiation. 

excuse,  exoneration,  quittance, 
release,  indemnity;  bill  -,  act  -, 
covenant  -,  deed-  )i"  indemnity; 
cxculpatioa  &c.  {acquittal)  970. 

longanimity,  placability;  aman- 
tium  iroi ;  locus  jjceiiltentia;. 

V.  forgive,  -  and  forget;  par- 
don, condone,  think  no  more  of, 
]jt  bygones  he  bygones,  shake 
hands;  forget  an  injury. 

excuse,  pass  over,  overlook  ; 
wink  at  &c.  {neglect)  400 ; '  bear 
with;  allow  -,  make  alhjwances- 
for;  let  one  down  easily,  not  be 
too  hard  upon,  pocket  the  affront. 


919.  Revenge.  —  N.  revenge, 
-ment;  vengeance;  avenge-ment, 
-auce;  sweet  revenge,  'cendetta, 
blood  for  blood ;  retaliation  &c. 
718;  day  of  reckoning. 

rancour,  vindictiveness,  impla- 
cability ;  malevolence  &c.  907; 
ruthlessness  &c.  914^'-. 

avenger,  vindicator.  Nemesis, 
Eumenides. 

V.  re-,  a-venge;  take  -,  have 
one's-  revenge;  breathe  -revenge,- 
vengeance  ;  wreak  one's  -ven- 
geance, -  anger. 

have  -accounts  to  settle,  —a  crow 
to  pluck,  -  a  rod  in  pickle. 

keep  the  wound  green;  har- 
hour  -revenge,  -  vindictive  fee^ 
ing;  bear  malice;  rankle,  -  in  the 
breast. 

Adj.    revenge-,    ven2:e-ful;   vin- 
^894 


vr.  IV.  V. 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


918-923. 


let  off,  remit,  absolve,  give  ab- 
solution, reprieve ;  acquit  &c.  9T0. 

beg  -,  ask  -,  implore-  pardon 
&c.  n. ;  conciliate,  propitiate,  pla- 
cate; make  up  a  quarrel  &c. 
iimcify)  728;  let  the  wound  heal. 

Adj.  forgiving,  placable,  con- 
ciliatory. 

forgiven  &;c.  v. ;  un-resented, 
-avenged,  -revenged. 

Adv.  cry  you  mercy. 

Phr.  veniam  petimusqiie  damusqtie 
mcissim. 


dictive,  rancorous;  pitiless  &c. 
914a;  ruthless,  rigorous,  aveng- 
ing. 

unforgiving,  unrelenting;  inex- 
orable, stony-hearted,  implacable; 
relent-,  remorse-less. 

ceterniim  servans  sid)  pectore  vul- 
nus  ;  rankling,  immitigable. 

Phr. 
repoatum. 


920.  Jealousy. — N.  jealous-y,  -ness;  jaundiced  eye;  green- 
eyed  monster;  yellows;  Juno. 

Y.  be  -jealous  &c.  adj. ;  view  with  -jealousy,  -  a  jealous 
eye. 

Adj.  jealous,  -  as  a  Barbary  pigeon;  jaundiced,  yellow- 
eyed,  horn-mad. 

921.  Envy. — N.  envy;  envioasness  &c.  adj.\  rivalry;  ja- 
lousie de  metier. 

V.  envy,  covet,  burst  with  envy. 

Adj.  envious,  invidious,  covetous ;  alieni  apijetens. 


Sectiojt  IV.     MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 
1°.  Moral  Obligations. 


S22.  Right.  —  N.  right;  what 
^ught  to,  -  should-  be ;  fitness  &c. 
udj. ;   summiim  jus. 

j ustice, equity ;  equitableuess  &c. 
adj.\  propiiety;  fair  play,  impar- 
tiality, measure  for  measure,  give 
and  take,  lex  talionis. 

Astraea,  Nemesis,  Themis. 

scales  of  justice,  even-handed 
justice,  situm  cuique ;  clear  stage 
-,  fair  field-  and  no  favour. 

morals  &c.  {duty)  926 ;  law  &c. 
963 ;  honour  &c.  {proUty)  939 ;  vir- 
tue &c.  944. 

V.  be  -right  *fcc.  adj. ;  stand  to 
reason. 

see  -justice  done,  -  one  righted, 
-  fair  play  ;  do  justice  to ;  recom- 
pense &c.  (reicard)  973 ;   hold  the 


923.  Wrong. — N.  wrong;  what 
-ought  not  to,  -  should  not-  be ; 
malum  in  se ;  unreasonableness, 
grievance;  shame. 

injustice;  unfairness  &c.  adj.\ 
iniquity,  foul  play,  partiality,  lean- 
ing ;  favour,  -itism  ;  uepotism, 
party  spirit;  undueness  &c.  925; 
unlawfulness  &c.  964. 

robbing  Peter  to  pay  Paul  &c. 
T.\  the  wolf  and  the  lamb;  vice 
&c.  945. 

a  custom  more  honoured  in  the 
breach  than  the  observance. 

V.  be  -wrong  &c.  adj. ;  cry  to 
heaven  for  vengeance. 

do  -wrong  &c.  n. ;  be  -inequit- 
able &c.  adj. ;  favour,  lean  towards; 
encroach  ;  impose  upon  ;  reap 
395 


922-925. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  r. 


scales  even,  give  and  take ;  serve 
one  right,  put  the  saddle  on  the 
right  horse ;  give  -every  one,  -  the 
devil-  his  due;  audire  alteram  par- 
tem. 

deserve  &c.  (be  entitled  to)  924. 

Adj.  right,  good;  just,  reason- 
ablt^;  fit  &c.  924;  equ-al,  -able, 
-itable;  even-handed,  fair. 

legitimate,  justifiable,  rightful; 
as  it  -should,  -  ought  to-  be ;  law- 
ful &c.  {permitted)  760,  {legal) 
963. 

deserved  &c.  924. 

Adv.  rightly  &c.  adj. ;  in  -justice, 
-  equity,  -  reason. 

without  -distinction  of,  -  regard 
to,  -  respect  to-  persons ;  upon  even  terms. 

Int.  all  right ! 


where  one  has  not  sown;  give  an 
inch  and  take  an  ell ;  rob  Peter  to 
pay  Paul. 

Adj.  wrong,  -ful ;  bad,  too  bad ; 
un-just,  -iair;  in-,  un -equitable ; 
unequal,  partial,  one-sided. 

objectionable  ;  un  -  reasonable, 
-allowable,  -warrantable,  -justifi- 
able; improper,  unfit;  unjustified 
&c.  925;  illegal  &c.  964;  iniqui- 
tous;   immoral  &c.  945. 

in  the  wrong,  -  box. 

Adv.  wrongly  &c.  adj. 

•  Phr.  it  will  not  do. 


924.  DuENESS. — N.  due,  -ness; 
right,  privilege,  prerogative,  pre- 
scription, title,  claim,  pretension, 
demand,  birthright. 

immunity,  licence,  liberty,  fran- 
chise ;  vested  -interest,  -  right. 

sanction,  authority,  warranty, 
charter;  warrant  &c.  {permission) 
760;  constitution  &c.  {law)  963; 
tenure;  bond  &c.  {security)  771. 

claimant,  appellant ;  plaintiff 
&c.  938. 

V.  be  -due  &c.  adj.  to,  -  the  due 
&c.  n.  of;  have  -right,  -  title,  - 
claim-  to ;  be  entitled  to ;  have  a 
claim  upon ;  belong  to  &c.  {prop- 
erty) 780. 

deserve,  merit,  be  worthy  of, 
richly  deserve. 

demand,  claim;  call  upon  -, 
come  upon-,  appeal  to-  for;  re- 
vendicate,  -claim;  exact;  insist 
-on,  -  upon ;  challenge ;  take  one's 
stand,  make  a  point  of,  require, 
lay  claim  to,  assart,  assume,  arro- 
gate, make  good;  substantiate; 
vindicate  a  -claim,  -  right ;  make 
out  a  case. 

give-,  confer-  a  right;  entitle; 


925.  [Absence  of  right.]  Undue- 
NESS.  —  N.  undueness  &c.  adj. ; 
malum  proTiiMtum ;  impropriety; 
illegality  &c.  964. 

falseness  &c.  adj. ;  emptiness  -, 
invalidity-  of  title   illegitimacy. 

loss  of  right,  disfranchisement, 
forfeiture. 

usurpation,  tort,  violation, 
breach,  encroachment,  presump- 
tion, stretch,  exaction,  imposition, 
lion's  share. 

usurper,  pretender. 

F.  be  -undue  &c.  adj. ;  not  be 
-due  &c.  9*24. 

infringe,    encroach,    trench 
exact;  arrogate,  -  to  oneself; 
an  inch  and  take  an   ell ;  stretch 
-,  strain-  a  point ;    usurp,  violate, 
do  violence  to. 

dis-franchise,  -entitle,  -qualify; 
invalidate. 

relax  &c,  (be  lax)  788;  misbe- 
have &c.  {vice)  945 ;  misbecome. 

Adj.  undue;  unlawful  &c.  {ille- 
gal) 904;  'aiconstitutional ;  illicit; 
un-authorized,  -warranted,  -allow- 
ed, -sanctioned,  -justified;  un-, 
dis-entitl3d,  -qualified ;  un-privi- 
legcd,  -chartered. 


on, 
give 


VI.  IV.  1°. 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


924-927a. 


illegitimate,  basrard,  spurious, 
false;  usurped,  tortious. 

un-deserved,  -merited,  -earned; 
unfulfilled. 

forfeited,  disfranchised. 

improper;  un-meet,  -fit,  -befit- 
ting, -seemly;  un-,  mis-becoming; 
seemless;  contra  bonos  mores;  not 
the  thing,  out  of  the  question, 
not  to  be  thought  of;  preposter- 
ous, pretentious,  would-be. 


authorize  &c.  760 ;  sanctify,  legal- 
ize, ordain,  prescribe,  allot. 

give  every  one  his  due  &c.  923 ; 
pay  one's  dues;  haveone's -due,  - 
rights. 

use  a  right,  assert,  enforce,  put 
in  force,  lay  under  contribution. 

Adj.  having  a  right  to  &c.  v. ; 
entitled  to;  claiming;  deserving, 
meriting,  worthy  of. 

privileged,  allowed,  sanctioned, 
warranted,  authorized;  ordained, 
prescribed,  constitutional,  charter- 
ed, enfranchised. 

prescriptive,  presumptive;  abso- 
lute, indefeasible;  un-,  in-alienable;  imprescriptible,  inviolable, 
unimpeachable,  unchallenged. 

due  to,  merited,  deserved,  condign,  richly  deserved. 

allowable  &c.  {permitted)  760;  lawful,  licit,  legitimate,  legal; 
legalized  &c.  (law)  963. 

square,  unexceptionable,  right;  equitable  &c.  922;  due,  en 
regie;  fit,  -ting;  correct,  proper,  meet,  befitting,  becoming, 
ceemly;  decorous;  creditable,  up  to  the  mark,  right  as  a  trivet; 
jUst  -,  quite-  the  thing;  selon  les  regies. 

Adv.  duly,  ex  officio,  de  jure;  by  -right,  -  divine  right;  ju7'e 
divino,  Dei  gratia,  in  the  name  of. 

Phr,  civ  is  JRomanus  sum. 


926.  Duty.— iV:  duty,  what  ought 
to  be  done,  moral  obligation,  ac- 
countableness,  liability,  onus^  re- 
sponsibility ;  bounden  -,  impera- 
tive- duty ;  call,  -  of  duty. 

allegiance,  fealty,  tie;  engage- 
ment &c.  (promise)  768;  part; 
function,  calling  &c.  (business)  625. 

morality,  morals,  decalogue  ; 
case  of  conscience;  conscientious- 
ness &c.  (  probity)  939 ;  conscience, 
inward  monitor,  still  small  voice 
within,  sense  of  dutj^,  tender  con- 
science. 

dueness  &c.  924;  propriety,  fit- 
ness, seemiiness,  decorum,  to  nue- 
Ttov  ;  the  -thing,  -  proper  thing; 
the  -right,  -  proper-  thing  to  do. 

[Science  of  morals]  Eth-ics,  -ol- 
ogy ;  Deon-,  Are-tology ;  Moral  -, 
Ethical-  Philosophy  ;  Casuistry, 
Polity. 

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927.  Dereliction  of  Duty. — 
N.  dereliction  of  duty;  fault  &c. 
{guilt)  947;  sin  &c.  {vice)  945; 
non  -  observance,  -  performance ; 
neglect,  relaxation,  infraction,  vio- 
lation, transgression,  failure,  eva- 
sion; de:id  letter. 

V.  violate;  break,  -  through; 
infringe;  set  -aside,  -  at  naught; 
trample  -on,  -  under  foot ;  slight, 
neglect,  evade,  renounce,  forswear, 
repudiate;  wash  one's  hands  of; 
escape,  transgress,  fail. 

call  to  account  &c.  {disapj)roha- 
tion)  932. 


927a.  Exemption. — N.  exemp- 
tion, freedom,  irresponsibility, 
immunity,  liberty,  license,  release, 
exoneration,  excuse,  dispensation, 
absolution,  franchise,  renuncia- 
397 


926-929. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  1' 


tion,  discharge;  exculpation  &c. 
970. 

F.  be  -exempt  &c.  adj. 

exempt,  release,  acquit,  dis- 
charge, quit-claim,  remise,  remit; 
free,  set  at  liberty,  let  off,  pass 
over,  spare,  excuse,  dispense  with, 
give  dispensation,  license ;  stretch 
a  point;  absolve  &c.  {forgwe)  918; 
exonerate  &c.  {exculpate)  970 ;  save 
the  necessity. 

Adj.  exempt,  free,  at  liberty, 
scot  free ;  released  &c.  v. ;  un- 
bound, unencumbered;  irrespon- 
sible, unaccountable,  not  answer- 
able ;   excusable. 


observance,  fulfilment,  dis- 
charge, performance,  acquittal, 
satisfaction,  redemption ;  good  be- 
haviour. 

V.  be  -the  duty  of,  -  incumbent 
&c.  adj.  on,-  responsible  &c.  adj. ; 
behoove,  become,  befit,  beseem ; 
belong  -,  pertain-  to;  fall  to  one's 
lot;  devolve  on;  lie  -upon,  -  on 
one's  head,  -  at  one's  door;  rest 
-with,  -  on  the  shoulders  of. 

take  upon  oneself  &c.  (promise) 
768;  be  -,  become-  -bound  to,  - 
sponsor  for ;  incur  a  -responsibility 
&c.  n. ;  be  -,  stand  -,  lie-  under  an 
obligation;  have  to  answer  for, 
owe  it  to  oneself. 

impose  a  -duty  &c.   n. ;  enjoin, 
require,  exact;  bind,  -  over;  saddle  with,  prescribe,  assign,  call 
upon,  look  to,  oblige. 

enter  upon  -,  perform  -,  obsei-ve  -,  fulfil  -,  discharge-,  adhere 
to  -,  acquit  oneself  of  -,  satisfy-  -a  duty,  -  an  obligation ;  act  one's 
part,  redeem  one's  pledge,  do  justice  to,  be  at  one's  post;  do 
duty;  do  one's  duty  &c.  (be  virtuous)  944. 

be  on  one's  good  behaviour,  mind  one's  P's  and  Q's. 

Adj.  obligatory,  binding;  imperative,  peremptory;  stringent 
&c.  {severe)  739;  behooving  &c.  v.;  incumbent-,  chargeable- 
on;  under  obligation;  obliged  -,  bound  -,  tied-  by;  saddled 
with. 

due  -,  beholden  -,  bound  -,  indebted-  to ;  tied  down ;  com- 
promised &c.  {promised)  768;  in  duty  bound. 

amenable,  liable,  accountable,  responsible,  answerable. 

right,  meet  &c.  {due)  924 ;  moral,  ethical,  casuistical,  consci- 
entious, ethological. 

Adv.  with  a  safe  conscience,  as  in  duty  bound,  on  one's  own 
responsibility,  at  one's  own  risk,  suo  j^^ficulo ;  in  foro  conscien 
ti(B  ;  quamdiu  se  bene  gesserit. 

Phr.  dura  lex  sed  lex. 


2°.  Moral  Sentiments. 


928.  Respect. — N.  respectj  re- 
gard, consideration;  courtesy  &c. 
894;  attention,  deference,  rever- 
ence, honour,  esteem,  estimation, 
veneration,  admiration ;  appro- 
bation &c.  931. 

homage,  fealty,  obeisance,  gen- 
uflexion, kneeling,  prostration ; 
obsequiousness   &c.   886;    salaam, 


929.  Disrespect.  —  N.  dis-re- 
spect,  -esteem,  -estimation;  dis- 
paragement &c.  {dispraise)  932, 
{detraction)  934. 

irreverence  ;  slight,  neglect  ; 
spretcB  injuria  formcje, ;  supercilious- 
ness &1C.  {contempt)  930. 

vilipendency,contumely,  affront, 
dishonour,  insult,  indignity,  out- 
398 


VI.  IV.  2" 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


928-930 


Icowtow,  bow,  presenting  arms,  sa- 
lute. 

respects,  regards,   duty,  devoirs^ 


devotion  &c.  {piety)  987. 

F.  respect,  regard ;  revere,  -nee ; 
hold  in  reverence,  honour,  vener- 
ate, hallow;  esteem  &c.  {ajjprove 
of)  931;  think  much  of;  entertain 
-,  bear-  respect  for;  look  up  to, 
defer  to;  pay  -attention,  -  respect 
&c.  7i.-to\  do  -,  render-  honour 
to;  do  the  honours,  hail;  show 
courtesy  &c.  894;  salute,  present 
arms ;  do  -,  pay-  homage  to ;  pay 
tribute  to,  kneel  to,  bow  to,  bend 
the  knee  to;  fall  down  before, 
prostrate  oneself,  kiss  the  hem 
of  one's  garment;  worship  &c. 
990. 

keep  one's  distance,  make  room, 
observe  due  decorum,  stand  upon 
ceremony. 

command  -,  inspire-  respect; 
awe,  impose,  overawe,  dazzle. 

Adj.  respecting  &c.  v. ;  respect- 
ful, deferential,  decorous,  reveren- 
tial, obsequious,  ceremonious, bare- 
headed, cap  in  hand,  on  one's 
knees;  prostrate  &c.  {servile)  886. 

respected  &c.  v. ;  in  high  -es- 
teem, -  estimation;  time-honour- 
ed, venerable,  emeritus. 

Adv.  in  deference  to ;  with  -all, 
-  due,  -  the  highest-  respect. 

saving  your  -grace,  ~  presence ; 
salva  sit  reverentia. 

Int.  hail !  all  hail !  esto  perpetua  ! 
may  your  shadow  never  be  less  I 


rage,  discourtesy  &c.  895;  practi- 
cal joking;  scurrility,  scoffing,  si- 
bilation;  ir-,  de-rision;  mockery; 
irony  &c.  {ridicule)  856;    sarcasm, 

hiss,  hoot,  gibe,  flout,  jeer,  scoff, 
gleek,  taunt,  sneer,  quip,  fling, 
wipe,  slap  in  the  face. 

V.  hold  in  disrespect  &c.  {des- 
pise)  930;  misprize,  disregard, 
slight,  trifle  with,  set  at  naught, 
pass  by,  push  aside,  overlook,  turn 
one's  back  upon,  laugh  in  one's 
sleeve;  be  -disrespectful  &c.  adj., 
-  discourteous  &c.  895;  treat  with 
-disrespect  &c.  n. ;  set  down,  brow- 
beat. 

dishonour,  desecrate ;  insult,  af- 
front, outrage. 

speak  slightingly  of;  disparage 
&c.  {dispraise)  932;  vilipend,  call 
names;  throw -,  fling- dirt;  drag 
through  the  mud,  point  at,  indulge 
in  personalities ;  make  -mouths,  - 
faces;  bite  the  thumb;  take  -, 
pluck-  by  the  beard;  toss  in  a 
blanket,  tar  and  feather. 

have  -,  hold-  in  derision;  de- 
ride, scoff,  sneer,  laugh  at,  snig- 
ger, ridicule,  gibe,  mock,  jeer, 
taunt,  twit,  niggle,  gleek,  gird, 
flout,  fleer;  roast,  turn  into  ridi- 
cule ;  burlesque  &c.  856 ;  laugh  to 
scorn  &c.  {contempt)  930;  smoke; 
fool ;  make  -game,  -  a  fool,  -  an 
April  fool-  of;  play  a  practical 
joke;  lead  one  a  dance,  run  the 
rig  upon,  have  a  fling  at,  scout, 
hiss,  hoot,  mob. 

Adj.  disrespectful;  aweless,  ir- 
reverent ;  disparaging  &c.  934 ; 
insulting  &c.  v. ;  supercilious  etc. 
{scoimfid)  930;  rude,  derisive,  sar- 


castic; scurri-le,  -lous;  contumelious. 

un-respected,    -worshipped,    -envied,    -saluted; 
garded. 

Adv,  disrespectfully  &c.  adj. 


un-,    dis-re- 


930.  Contempt. — N.  contempt,  disdain,  scorn,  sovereign 
contempt ;  despi-sal,  -ciency ;  vilipendency,  contumely ;  slight, 
sneer,  spurn,  by-word. 


B30-932. 


AFFECTIONS. 


YI.  IV.  2" 


contemptuousness  &c.  ad^. ;  scornful  eye;  smile  of  contempt; 
derision  &c.  {disrespect)  929. 

[State  of  being  despised]  despisedness. 

V.  despise,  contemn,  scorn,  disdain,  feel  contempt  for, 
view  with  a  scornful  eye,  disregard,  slight,  not  mind;  pass  by 
&c.  {jiegleci)  4G0. 

look  down  upon;  hold  -cheap,  -  in  contempt, -in  disre- 
spect; think  -nothing,  -  small  beer-  of;  make  light  of;  under- 
estimate &c.  483;  esteem  -slightly,  -  of  small  or  no  account; 
take  no  account  of,  care  nothing  for;  set  no  store  by;  not  care 
a  -straw  &c.  {iinhn])ortance)  643;  set  at  naught,  laugh  iu  one's 
sleeve,  snap  one's  fingers  at,  shrug  one's  shoulders,  turn  up 
one's  nose  at,  pooh-pooh,  damn  with  faint  praise;  sneeze-, 
whistle  -,  sn^er-  at;  curl  up  one's  lip,  toss  the  head,  traiter  de 
haul  en  has  ;  laugh  at  &c.  (he  duresijectful)  929. 

point  the  finger  of  -,  hold  up  to  -,  laugh  to-  scorn ;  scout, 
hoot,  fiout,  hiss,  scoff  at. 

turn  -one's  back,  -  a  cold  shoulder-  upon;  tread  -,  trample- 
-upon,  -  under  foot ;  spurn,  kick ;  fling  to  the  winds  &c.  {re- 
pudiate) 610;  send  away  with  a  flea  in  the  ear. 

Adj.  contemptuous  ;  disdain-,  scorn-ful;  withering,  con- 
tumelious, supercilious,  cynical,  haughty,  bumptious,  cavalier; 
derisive. 

contemptible,  despicable;  pitiable;  pitiful &c.  {unimportant) 
643 ;  despised  &c.  t\  ;  down-trodden  ;  unenvied. 

Adv.  contemptuously  &c.  adj. 

Int.  a  fig  for  &c.  {unimportant)  643;  bah!  never  mind  !  away 
with!  hang  it!  fiddle-de-dec! 


931.  Approbation. — N.  appro- 
bation; approv-al,  -ement;  sanc- 
tion, advocacy ;  nod  of  approba- 
tion; esteem,  estimation,  good 
opinion,  golden  opinions,  admira- 
tion; love  &c.  897;  appreciation, 
regard,  account,  popularity,  hvdoS, 
credit ;  repute  &c.  873. 

commendation,  praise  ;  laud, 
-ation ;  good  word  ;  meed-,  tribute- 
of  praise  ;  encomium  ;  eulog-y, 
-ium;  eloge^  panegyric  ;  homage, 
hero  worship;  benediction,  bless- 
ing, benison. 

applause,  plaudit,  clap  ;  clap- 
ping, -  of  hands;  accl-aim,  -ama- 
tion  ;  cheer  ;  paean,  hosannah  ; 
shout  -,  peal  -,  chorus  -,  thun- 
ders- of  -applause  &c. ;  Pryta- 
neum. 

V.  approve; think -good,  -much 


932.  Disapprobation. — iV.  ais- 
appro-bation,  -val ;  improbation ; 
dis-esteem,  -valuation,  -placency; 
odium  ;  dislike  &c.  867. 

dis  -  praise,  -  commendation  ; 
blae,  censure,  obloquy;  detraction 
etc.  934;  disparagement,  deprecia- 
tion; denunciation;  condemnation 
&c.  971 ;  ostracism. 

animadversion,  reflection,  stric- 
ture, objection,  exception,  criti- 
cism ;  sardonic  -grin,  -  laugh ;  sar- 
casm, insinuation,  innuendo;  bad 
-,  poor  -,  lefthanded-  compliment. 

satire ;  sneer  &c.  {contempt)  930 ; 
taunt  &c.  {disrespect)  929;  cavil, 
carping,  censoriousness  ;  hyper- 
criticism  &c.  {fastidiousness)  868. 

reprehension,  remonstrance,  ex- 
postulation, reproof,  reprobation, 
admonition,  increnation,  reproach; 
400 


TI.  IV.  2^ 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


931-932. 


of,  -  well  of,  -  highly  of;  esteem, 
value,  prize;  set  great  store  -by, 

-  on. 

do  justice  to,  appreciate;  ho- 
nour, hold  in  esteem,  look  up  to, 
admire ;  like  &c.  897 ;  be  in  favour 
of,  wish  God  speed;  hail,  -  with 
satisfaction. 

stand  -,  stick-  up  for;  uphold, 
hold  up,  countenance,  sanction; 
clap  -,  pat-  on  the  back ;  keep  in 
countenance,  endorse,  give  credit, 
recommend;  mark  with  a  white 
-mark,  -  stone. 

commend,  praise,  laud,  compli- 
ment, pay  a  tribute,  bepraise ;  clap, 

-  the  hands;  applaud,  cheer,  ac- 
clamate,  encore;  panegyrize,  eulo- 
gize, cry  up,  'pr6ne)\  puff;  extol,  - 
to  the  skies;  magnify,  glorify,  ex- 
alt, swell,  make  much  of;  flatter 
&c.  933;  bless,  give  a  blessing  to; 
have  -,  say-  a  good  word  for; 
speak  -well,  -  highly,  -  in  high 
terms-  of;  sing-,  sound-,  chaunt 
-,  resound-  the  praises  of;  sing 
praises  to ;  cheer  -,  applaud-  to  the 
-echo,  -  very  echo. 

redound  to  the  -honour,  -praise, 

-  credit-  of ;  do  credit  to ;  deserve 
-praise  &c.  n. ;  recommend  itself ; 
pass  muster. 

be  -praised  &c. ;  receive  honour- 
able mention;  be  in  -favour,  - 
high  favour-  with;  ring  with 
the  praises  of,  win  golden  opin- 
ions, gain  credit,  find  favour  with, 
stand  well  in  the  opinion  of ;  lau- 
dari  a  laudato  viro. 

Adj.  approving  &c.  -y. ;  in  fa- 
vour of;  lost  in  admiration. 

commendatory,  complimentary, 
benedictory,  laudatory,  panegyri- 
cal, eulogistic,  encomiastic,  lavish 
of  praise,  uncritical. 

approved,  praised  &c.  v. ;  un- 
censured,  -impeached;  popular,  in 
good  odour;  in  high  esteem  &c. 
{respected)  938 ;  in  -,  in  high-  fa- 
vour. 

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rebuke,  reprimand,  castigation, 
jobation,  lecture,  curtain  lecture, 
blow  up,  wigging,  dressing,  ra- 
ting, scolding,  trimming;  correc- 
tion, set  down,  rap  on  the  knuc- 
kles, coup  de  bee,  rebuff;  slap,  -on 
the  face;  home  thrust,  hit;  frown, 
scowl,  black  look. 

diatribe ;  jeremi-ad,  -ade ;  tirade, 
philippic. 

clamour,  outcry,  hue  and  cry; 
hiss,  -ing;  sibilation,  cat-call;  ex- 
ecration &c.  908. 

chiding,  upbraiding  &c.  v. ;  ex- 
probation,  abuse,  vituperation,  in- 
vective, objurgation,  contumely; 
hard  -,  cutting  -,  bitter-  words. 

evil-speaking;  bad  language  &c. 
908:  personality. 

V.  disapprove;  dislike  &c.  867; 
lament  &c.  839;  object  to,  take 
exception  to;  be  scandalized  at, 
think  ill  of;  view  with  -disfavour, 
~  dark  eyes,  -  jaundiced  eyes; 
nil  admirari,  dis  value,  impro- 
bate. 

frown  upon,  look  grave;  bend  -, 
knit-  the  brows;  shake  the  head 
at,  shrug  the  shoulders;  turn  up 
the  nose  &c.  {contemp)t)  930 ;  look 
-askance,  -  black  upon ;  look  with 
an  evil  eye ;  make  a  wry  -face,  - 
mouth-  at;  set  one's  face  against. 

dis-praise,  -commend,  -parage; 
deprecate,  speak  ill  of,  not  speak 
well  of;  condemn  &c.  (Jind  guilty) 
971. 

blame ;  lay  -,  cast-  blame  upon ; 
censure,  fronder,  reproach,  pass 
censure  on,  reprobate,  impugn. 

remonstrate,  expostulate,  re- 
criminate. 

reprehend,  chide,  admonish  ; 
bring  -,  call-  -to  account,  -  over 
the  coals,  -  to  order;  take  to  task, 
reprove,  lecture,  bring  to  book; 
read  a  -lesson,  -  lecture-  to;  re- 
buke, correct. 

reprimand,  chastise,    castigate, 


lash,     blow     up, 


trounce,     trim, 
401 


631-932 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  2°. 


deserving  -,  worthy  of-  praise 
&c.  n. ;  praisewortliy,  commend- 
able, of  estimation ;  good  &c.  648 ; 
meritorious,  estimable,  creditable, 
plausible,  unimpeachable;  beyond 
all  praise. 

Adv.  with  credit,  to  admira- 
tion; well  &c.  618;  with  three 
times  three. 

Int.  hear  hear !  well  done !  hravo! 
bravissimol  euge!  made  mrtute! 
so  far  so  good,  that's  right,  quite 
right;  optime!  one  cheer  more; 
may  your  shadow  never  be  less ! 
esto  perpetua  !  long  life  to!  viva! 
evviva  !  God  speed  I  valete  et  plau- 
dite  !  encore  !  his  ! 

Phr,  probatum  est. 


inveigh  - 


laver  la  tete,  overhaul ; 

-  finely. 

accuse  &c.  938;  impeach,  de- 
nounce ;  hold  up  to  -reprobation,  - 
execration;  expose,  brand,  stig- 
matize; show  -,  pull  -,  take-  up; 
cry  "shame"  upon;  be  out- 
spoken ;  raise  a  hue  and  cry 
against. 

execrate  &c.  908;  exprobrate, 
speak  daggers,  vituperate;  abuse, 

-  like  a  pickpocket;  scold,  rate, 
objurgate,  upbraid,  fall  foul  of; 
jaw;  rail,  -  at,  -  in  good  set 
terms;  bark  at;  anathematize,  call 
names  ;  call  by  -hard,  -  ugly- 
names;  a-,  re-vile;  vili-fy,  -pend; 
be-spatter;  backbite;  clapperclaw: 
rave  -,  thunder  -,  lulminate- 
against;  load  with  reproaches. 

declaim    -,  cry  out  -,   raise 


exclaim  -,  protest 
one's  voice-  against. 

decry;  cry  -,  run  -,  frown-  down;  clamour,  hiss,  hoot,  mob, 
ostracize;  draw  up  -,  sign-  a  round  robin. 

animadvert  -,  reflect-  upon;  glance  at;  cast -reflection,  -  re- 
proach, -  a  slur-  upon;  insinuate,  damn  with  faint  praise; 
*'hint  a  fault  and  hesitate  dislike;"  not  to  be  able  to  say  much 
for. 

scoff  at,  point  at;  twit,  taunt  &c.  (disresj^ect)  029;  sneer  at  &c. 
(despise)  230;  satirize,  lampoon;  defame  &c.  (detract)  934;  de- 
preciate, find  fault  with,  criticize,  cut  up;  pull  -,  pick-  to 
pieces;  take  exception;  cavil;  peck  -,  nibble  -,  carp-  at;  be 
-censorious  &c.  adj. ;  pick  -holes,  -  a  hole,  -  a  hole  in  one's  coat ; 
make  a  fuss  about. 

take  -,  set-  down;  snub,  snap  one  up,  give  a  rap  on  the 
knuckles:  throw  a  stone  -at,  -  in  one's  garden;  have  a  -fling,  - 
snap-  at;  have  words  with,  pluck  a  crow  with;  give  one  a 
-wipe,  -  lick  with  the  rough  side  of  the  tongue. 

incur  blame,  excite  disapprobation,  scandalize,  shock,  revolt ; 
get  a  bad  name,  forfeit  one's  good  opinion,  be  under  a  cloud, 
come  under  the  ferule,  bring  a  hornet's  nest  about  one's  ears. 

take  blame,  stand  corrected  ;  have  to  answer  for. 

Adj.  disapproving  &c.  v. ;  scandalized. 

disparaging,  condemnatory,  damnatory,  denunciatory,  re- 
proachful, abusive,  objurgatory,  clamorous,  vituperative;  defa- 
matory &c.  934. 

satirical,  sarcastic,  sardonic,  cynical,  dry,  sharp,  cutting, 
biting,    severe,   withering,  trenchant,   hard  upon;    censorious, 


critical,    captious,    carping,  hypercritical;  fastidious   &c. 
sparing  of  -,  gmdging-  praise. 

402 


868; 


VI.  IV,  2'. 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


932—934. 


disapproved,  chid  &c.  v. ;  in  bad  odour,  blown  upon,  unap- 
proved; unblest;  at  a  discount,  exploded;  weighed  in  the 
balance  and  found  wanting. 

blameworthy,  reprehensible;  to  -,  worthy  of-  blame;  an- 
swerable, uncommendable,  exceptionable,  not  to  be  thought  of ; 
bad  &c.  649 ;  vicious  &c.  945. 

un-lamented,  -bewailed,  -pitied. 

Adv.  with  a  wry  face ;  reproachfully  &c.  adj. 

Int.  it  is  too  bad!  it  -won't,  -  will  never- do! 
up!  Oh!  come!  'sdeathi 

forbid  it  Heaven !  God  -,  Heaven-  forbid !  out  -, 
away  with !  tut !  0  tempora  !  0  mores  !  shame  I  fie, 
out  on  you ! 

tell  it  not  in  Gath  I 


marry  come 

fie-  upon  it ! 
-  for  shame ! 


933-  Flattery. — N.  flattery, 
adulation,  gloze;  bland-ishment, 
-iloquence  ;  cajolery  ;  fawning, 
wheedling  &c.  v. ;  captation,  co- 
quetry, sycophancy,  flunkeyism, 
toad-eating,  tuft-hunting ;  snob- 
bishness. 

incense,  honeyed  words,  flum- 
mery; hvn-kumj  -combe;  blarney, 
placebo,  butter;  soft  -soap,  -  saw- 
der; rose  water.  • 

voice  of  the  charmer,  mouth 
honour ; ,  lip-homage ;  euphemism ; 
unctuousness  &c.  adj. 

V.  flatter,  praise  to  the  skies, 
puff  ;  wheedle,  cajole,  glaver, 
coax;  fawn,  -  upon  ;  humour, 
gloze,  soothe,  pet,  coquet,  slaver, 
butter;  be -spatter,  -slubber,  -plas- 
ter, -slaver ;  lay  it  on  thick,  over- 
praise ;  eai*wig,  cog,  collogue ; 
truckle  -,  pander  or  pandar  -,  pay 
court-  to;  court;  creep  into  the 
good  graces  of ;  curry  favour  with, 
hang  on  the  sleeve  of;  fool  to  the 
top  of  one's  bent;  lick  the  dust. 

lay  the  flattering  unction  to 
one's  soul,  gild  the  pill,  make 
things  pleasant. 

overestimate  &c.  482 ;  exagger- 
ate &c.  549. 

Adj.  flattering  &c.  v. ;  adulato- 
ry ;  mealy-,  honey-mouthed ;  hon- 
eyed; smooth,  -  tongued;  soapy, 
oily,  unctuous,  blandiloquent,  spe- 


934.  Detraction. — iV.  detrac- 
tion, disparagement,  depreciation, 
vilification,  obloquy,  scurrility, 
scandal,  defamation,  aspersion, 
traducement,  slander,  calumny, 
obtrectation,  evil-speaking,  back- 
biting, scand.alum  magnatmn. 

personality,  libel,  lampoon,  skit, 
pasquinade;  chronique  scandaleuse. 

sarcasm,  cynicism  ;  criticism 
{disaj)probation)  932 ;  invective  &c. 
932 ;  envenomed  tongue ;  sjyretce  in- 
juria formw. 

detractor  &c.  936. 

V.  detract,  derogate,  decry,  de- 
preciate, disparage;  run  -,  cry- 
down;  sneer  at  &c.  (contemn)  930; 
criticize,  pull  to  pieces,  pick  a 
hole  in  one's  coat,  asperse,  cast 
aspersions,  blow  upon,  bespatter, 
blacken ;  vili-fy,  -pend ;  avile ;  give 
a  dog  a  bad  name,  brand,  malign, 
backbite,  libel,  lampoon,  traduce, 
slander,  defame,  calumniate,  bear 
false  witness  against ;  speak  ill  of 
behind  one's  back. 

"damn  with  faint  praise,  as- 
sent with  civil  leer;  and  without 
sneering,  others  teach  to  sneer." 

fling  dirt  *fec.  (disrespect)  929; 
anathematize  &c.  932 ;  dip  the  pen 
in  gall,  view  in  a  bad  light. 

Adj.  detracting  &c.  v. ;  defama- 
tory, detractory,  derogatory;  dis- 
paraging, libellous;  scurril-e,  -ous; 
403 


S33-938. 


AFFii:CTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  2r 


cious;   fine-,    fair-spoken;    plausi- 
ble, servile,  sycophantic,  fulsome; 
courtier-ly,  -like. 
Adv.  ad  captandum. 

935.  Flatterer. — JSf.  flatterer, 
adulator;  eu-logist,  -phemist;  op- 
timist, encomiast,  laudator^  white- 
washer. 

toad-y,  -eater;  sycophant,  cour- 
tier, Sir  Pertinax  MacSycophaut ; 
-fidneur^  proneur ;  puffer,  touter, 
claqueur;  clawback,  ear-wig,  doer 
of  dirty  work ;  parasite,  hanger  on 
&c.  {sermlity)  886. 


937.  Vindication. — N.  vindi- 
cation, justification,  warrant;  ex- 
oneration, exculpation ;  acquittal 
&c.  970;  whitewashing. 

extenuation ;  pallia-tion,  -tive ; 
softening,  mitigation. 

reply,  defence  ;  recrimination 
•fee.  938.^ 

apology,  gloss,  varnish ;  plea  &c. 
617;  salvo;  excuse,  extenuating 
circumstances ;  allowance,  -  to  be 
made;  locus  pcenitentice. 

apologist,  vindicator,  justifier; 
defendant  &c.  938. 

justifiable  charge,  true  bill, 

V.  justify,  warrant;  be  an  -ex- 
cuse &c.  n.-  for;  lend  a  colour, 
furnish  a  handle;  vindicate;  ex-, 
dis-culpate ;  acquit  &c.  970 ;  clear, 
set  right,  exonerate,  whitewash. 

extenuate,  palliate,  excuse,  soft- 
en, apologize,  varnish,  slur,  gloze; 
put  a  -gloss,  -  good  face-  upon; 
mince ;  gloss  over,  bolster  up,  help 
i\  lame  dog  over  a  stile. 

advocate,  defend,  plead  one's 
cause ;  stand  -,  stick  -,  speak-  up 
for;  contend  -,  speak-  for;  bear 
out,  keep  in  countenance,  support; 
plead  &c.  617;  say  in  defence; 
plead    ignorance;     confess     and 


abusive  ;  loui-s})oken,  -tongued, 
-mouthed  ;  slandevous  ;  calumni- 
ous, -atory ;  sar-castic,  -donic ;  sa- 
tirical, cynical. 

936.  Detractor. — iV.  detrac- 
tor, reprover ;  cens-or,  -urer ;  cynic, 
critic,  caviller,  carper,  word- 
catcher,  frondeur. 

defamer,  backbiter,  slanderer, 
Sir  Benjamin  Backbite,  lampoon- 
er, satirist,  traducer,  libeller, 
calumniator,  dawplucker,  Ther- 
sites;  Zoilus;  good-natured  friend 
[satirically];  reviler,  vituperator, 
castigator;  shrew  &c.  901. 

disapprover,  laudator  te?n2)oris 
acti. 

938.  Accusation, — N.  accusa-' 
tion,  charge,  imputation,  slur,  in- 
culpation, exprobration,  delation; 
crimination;  in-,  ac-,  re-crimina- 
tion; tu  quoque  argument;  invec- 
tive (fee.  932. 

de-nunciation,'  -nouncement;  li- 
bel, challenge,  citation,  arraign- 
ment; im-,  (ip-peachment ;  indict- 
ment, bill  of  indictment,  true  bill ; 
lawsuit  &c.  969;  condemnation 
&c.  971. 

grat'amen  of  a  charge,  head  and 
front  of  one's  offending,  argumen- 
tum  ad  hominem ;  scandal  &c.  {de- 
traction) 934 ;  seandalum  rnagnatum, 

accuser,  prosecutor,  plaintiff;  re- 
lator, informer;  appellant. 

accused,  defendant,  prisoner, 
panel,  respondent;  litigant. 

V.  accuse,  charge,  tax,  impute, 
twit,  taunt  with,  reproach. 

brand  with  reproach;  stigma- 
tize, slur;  cast  a  -stone  at,  -  slur 
on ;  in-,  criminate ;  inculpate,  im- 
plicate ;  call  to  account  &c.  {cea- 
mre)  932 ;  take  to  -blame,  -  task ; 
put  in  the  black  book. 

inform  against,  indict, denounce, 
arraign;    im-,  ap-pcach;   have  up, 
show  up,  pull  up ;  challenge,  cite, 
404 


VI.  IV.  3°. 


MORAL  AFFECTIONS. 


937—940 


put  in   a 


orood 


lodge    a     complaint  ;     prosecute, 
bring  an  action  against  &c.  969. 

charge  -,  saddle-  with ;  lay  to 
one's  -door,  -  charge;  lay  the 
blame  on,  bring  home  to ;  cast  -, 
throw-  in  one's  teeth;  cast  the 
first  stone  at. 

have  -,  keep-  a  rod  in  pickle  for: 
have  a  crow  to  pluck  with. 

trump  up  a  charge. 

Adj.  accusing  &c.  v. ;  accusat- 
ory, -ive;  imputative,  denuncia- 
tory; re-,  criminatory. 

accused  &c.  v. ;  suspected ;  un- 
der -suspicion,  -  a  cloud,  -  sxirvdl- 
lance  ;  in  -custody,  -  detention ;  in 
the  -lock  up,  -  watch  house,  - 
house  of  detention. 
Recusable,  imputable;  in-defensible,  -excusable;  un-pardou- 
able,  -justifiable ;  vicious  &c.  945. 

Int.  look  at  home ;  tu  quoque  &c.  {retaliation)  718. 


avoid,    propugn 
word  for. 

take  the  will  for  the  deed,  make 
allowance  for,  do  justice  to ;  give 
-one,  -  the  Devil-  his  due. 

make  good ;  prove  -the  truth  of, 
-  one's  case ;  be  justified  by  the 
event. 

Adj.  vindicat-ed,  -ing,  &c.  ■o. ; 
vindicat-ive,  -ory;  palliative;  ex- 
culpatory; apologetic. 

excusable,  defensible,  pardon- 
able; veni-al,  -able;  specious, 
plausible,  justifiable. 

rhr.  '■'lioni  soit  qui  mal  y  pense." 


3°.  Moral  Conditions. 


939.  Probity. — iV.  probity,  in- 
tegrity, rectitude;  uprightness  &c. 
adj. ;  honesty,  faith ;  honour ;  good 
faith,  bona  Jides;  purity,  clean 
hands. 

fairness  &c.  adj. ;  fair  play,  jus- 
tice, equity,  impartiality,  princi- 
ple; grace. 

constancy  ;■  faith  fulness  &c.  adj. ; 
fidelity,  loyalty  ;  incorrupt-ion, 
-ibility. 

trustworthiness  &c.  adj. ;  truth, 
candour,  singleness  of  heart ;  ve- 
racity &c.  543;  tender  conscience 
&c.  {sense  of  duty)  926. 

punctilio,  delicacy,  nicety;  scru- 
pul-osity,  -ousness,  &c.  adj. ;  scru- 
ple ;  point,  -  of  honour ;  punctual- 
ity. 

dignity  &c.  (repute)  873;  re- 
specta-bility,  -bleness,  &c.  adj. ; 
gentleman;  man  of  -honour,  -  his 
word;  Jidus  Achates,  preux  cheva- 
lier., galantuomo ;  truepenny, 
trump,  brick ;  true  Briton. 

court  of  honour^  a  fair  field  and 


940.  Improbity. — N.  improbity: 
dishon-esty,  -our;  deviation  from 
rectitude ;  disgrace  &c.  {disrepute) 
874;  fraud  &c.  {deception)  545; 
lying  &c.  544 ;  bad  -,  Punic-  faith ; 
mala  -,  Punica-  Jides ;  infidelity; 
faithlessness  &c.  adj. ;  Judas  kiss, 
betrayal. 

breach  of  -promise,  -  trust,  - 
faith;  prodilion,  disloyalty,  trea- 
son, high  treason;  apostacy  &c. 
( tergivei'sation  )  707 ;  non  -  obser- 
vance &c.  773. 

shabbiness  &c.  adj. ;  villany ; 
baseness  &c.  adj. ;  abjection,  de- 
basement, turpitude,  moral  turpi- 
tude, laxity,  trimming,  shuffling. 

perfidy;  perfidiousness  &c.  adj.\ 
treachery,  double-dealing;  unfair- 
ness &c.  ad). ;  knavery,  roguery, 
rascality,  foul-play ;  jobb-ing,  -ery; 
venality,  nepotism  ;  corruption, 
job,  shuffle,  fishy  transaction,  bar- 
ratry, sharp  practice,  heads  I  win 
tails  you  lose ;  mouth-honour  &c. 
{Jiattery)  938. 

405 


939-940. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  3' 


no  favour ;  argumentum  ad  'oerecun- 
diam. 

V.  be  -honourable  &e.  adj. ;  deal 
-honourably,  -  squarely,  -  impar- 
tially, -  fairly;  speak  the  truth 
&c.  {veracity)  543;  tell  the  truth 
and  shame  the  devil,  vitam  impeii- 
dere  vero ;  show  a  proper  spirit, 
make  a  point  of;  do  one's  duty 
&c.  {virtue)  944. 

redeem  one's  pledge  &c.  936; 
keep  -,  be  as  good  as  -one's  -prom- 
ise, -  word ;  keep  faith  with,  not 
fail. 

give  and  take,  audire  alteram 
partem,  giva  the  devil  liis  due,  put 
the  saddle  on  the  right  horse. 

redound  to  one's  honour. 

Adj.  upright ;  honest,  -  as  day- 
light ;  veracious  &c.  543 ;  virtuous 
&c.  944;  honourable;  fair,  right, 
just,  equitable,  impartial,  even- 
handed,  square;  fair-,  open- and 
aboveboard. 

constant,  -  as  the  northern  star; 
faithful,  loyal,  staunch;  true,  - 
blue,  -  to  one's  colours,  -  to  the 
core,  -  as  the  needle  to  the  polo ; 
true-hearted;  trust -y,  -worthy;  as 
good  as  one's  word,  to  be  depend- 
ed on,  incorruptible. 

straightforward  &c.  {ingenuous) 
703;  frank,  candid,  open-hearted. 

conscientious,  tender-conscienc- 
ed,  right-miadcd ;  high-principled, 
-minded ;  scrupulous,  religious, 
strict;  nice,  punctilious,  correct, 
punctual ;  respect  -,  reput  -  able ; 
gentlemanlike. 

inviol-able,  -ate;  un-violated, 
-broken,  -betrayed;  un- bought, 
-bribed. 

innocent  &c.  946;  pure;  stain- 
less; un-stained,  -tarnished,  -sul- 
lied, -tainted,  -perjured;  uncor- 
rupt,  -ed;  unde- filed,  -praved, 
-bauched;  integer  vitce  scelerisque 
purus  ;  Justus  et  tenax  propositi. 

chivalrous,  jealous  of  honour, 
saris ^eur  et  sans  reproche  ;  high-spirited 


V.  be  -dishonest  &c.  adj. ;  play 
false ;  break  one's  -word,  -  faith, 
-promise;  jilt,  betray,  forswear; 
shuffle  &c.  {lie)  544 ;  live  by  one's 
wits,  sail  near  the  wind. 

disgrace  -,  dishonour  -,  demean 
-,  degrade-  oneself  ;  derogate, 
stoop,  grovel,  sneak,  lose  caste; 
sell  oneself,  go  over  to  the  enemy ; 
seal  one's  infamy. 
•  Adj.  dishon-est,  -ourable;  un- 
conscientious, -scrupulous;  fraud- 
ulent &c.  545 ;  knavish ;  disgrace- 
ful &c.  {disreputable)  874;  wicked 
&c.  945. 

false-hearted,  disingenuous;  un- 
fair, one-sided ;  double,  -tongued, 
-faced;  time-serving,  crooked,  tor- 
tuous, insidious,  Machiavelian, 
dark,  slippery;  fishy;  perfidious, 
treacherous,  perjured. 

infamous,  arrant,  fowl,  base, 
vile,  ignominious,  blackguard. 

contemptible,  abject,  mean, 
shabby,  little,  paltry,  dirty,  scur- 
vy, scabby,  sneaking,  grovelling, 
scrubby,  rascally,  pettifogging; 
beneath  one. 

low-minded,  -thoughted;  base- 
minded. 

undignified,  indign;  unbe-com- 
ing,  -seeming,  -fitting;  de-roga- 
tory,  -grading;  infrd  dignitatem; 
ungentleman-ly,  -like;  un-knight- 
ly,  -chivalric,  -manly,  -handsome; 
recreant,  inglorious. 

corrupt,  venal;  debased,  mon- 
grel. 

faithless,  of  bad  faith,  false,  un- 
faithful, disloyal;  untrustworthy; 
trust-,  troth-less;  lost  to  shame, 
dead  to  honour. 

Adv.  dishonestly  &c.  adj. ;  maid 
fide,  like  a  thief  in  the  night,  by 
crooked  paths. 

Int.  0  tempora  0  mores  ! 


406 


VI.  IV.  3'. 


MORAL  CONDITIONS. 


1-945. 


supra-mundane,  unworldly,  over-scrupulous. 
Adv.  honourably  i&c.  adj. ;   londfide  ;   on  the  square,  in  good 
faith,  honour  bright,  foro  conscientm,  with  clean  hands. 

941.  Knave. — iV.  knave,  rogue;  Scapin,  rascal;  Lazarillo 
de  Tormes;  bad  man  &c.  949;  blackguard  &c.  949. 

traitor,  betrayer,  arch-traitor,  conspirator,  Judas,  Catiline; 
reptile,  serpent,  snake  in  the  grass,  wolf  in  sheep's  clothing, 
sneak,  Jerry  Sneak,  tell-tale,  mischief-maker;  trimmer,  rene- 
gade &c.  {tergiversation)  607 ;  truant,  recreant ;  sycophant  &c. 
{servility)  886. 


942.  Disinterestedness.  —  N. 
disinterestedness  &c.  adj. ;  gener- 
osity; liberal-ity,  -ism  ;  benevo- 
lence &c.  906;  elevation,  loftiness 
of  purpose,  exaltation,  magnani- 
mity ;  chival-ry,  -rous  spirit ;  hero- 
ism, sublimity. 

self-denial,  -abnegation,  -sacri- 
fice, -immolation,  -control  &c.  {re- 
solution) 604;  stoicism,  devotion, 
martyrdom,  suttee. 

labor  of  love. 

V.  be  -disinterested  &c.  adj\ 
make  a  sacrifice,  lay  one's  head  on 
the  block;  put  oneself  in  the  place 
of  others,  do  as  one  would  be  done 
by,  do  unto  others  as  we  would 
men  should  do  unto  us. 

Adj.  disinterested  ;  unselfish  ; 
self  -  denying,  -  sacrificing,  -  de- 
voted; generous. 

handsome,  liberal,  noble ;  noble-, 
high-minded  ;  princely,  great, 
high,  elevated,  lofty,  exalted, 
spirited,  stoical,  magnanimous, 
large-hearted,  chivalrous,  heroic, 
sublime. 

un-bought,  -bribed ;  uncorrupted 
&c.  {upright)  939. 


943.  Selfishness. — N.  selfish- 
ness &c.  adj. ;  self-love,  -induU 
gence,  -worship,  -interest  ;  ego- 
tism, -ism;  amour  'propre&Q,.  {vani- 
ty) 880 ;  nepotism. 

worldliness  &c.  adj. ;  world  wis- 
dom. 

illiberality;  meanness  &c.  adj. 

time-server;  tuft-,  fortune-hun- 
ter ;  jobber,  worldling  ;  egotist, 
egoist,  monopolist,  nepotist;  dog 
in  the  manger,  charity  that  begins 
at  home. 

V.  be  -selfish  &c.  adj. ;  please  -, 
indulge  -,  coddle-  oneself;  consult 
one's  own  -wishes,  -  pleasure ;  look 
after  one's  own  interest;  feather 
one's  nest; 


take 


care  of  number 
one,  have  an  eye  to  tlie  main 
chance,  know  on  which  side  one's 
bread  is  buttered;  give  an  inch 
and  take  an  ell. 

Adj.  selfish;  self-seeking,  -in- 
dulgent, -interested ;  wrapt  up  -, 
centred-  in  self;  egotistic,  -al; 
egotistical. 

illiberal,  mean,  ungenerous,  nar- 
row-minded ;  mercenary,  venal  ; 
covetous  &c.  819. 

unspiritual;  earthly,  -minded  ; 
time-serving. 


mundane;   worldly,  -minded,  -wise: 

interested ;  alieni  appetens  sui  pi'ofusus. 

Adv.  ungenerously  &c.  adj. ;  to  gain  some  private  ends,  from 
interested  motives. 

Fhr.  apres  nous  le  deluge. 


944.  Virtue. — N.  virtue;  virtu-  I      945,  Vice. — N.  vice;  evil-doing, 
(Hisness  &c.  adj.\  morality;  moral  |  -  courses;  wrong  doing;  wicked- 

407 


944-945. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  8° 


rectitude;  integrity  &c.  {probity) 
939 ;  nobleness  &c.  873. 

morals;  ethics  &c.  {duty)  926; 
cardinal  virtues. 

merit,  worth,  desert,  excellence, 
credit;  self-control  &c.  {resolution) 
604;  self-denial  &c.  {temperance) 
958. 

well-doing ;  good  -actions,  -  be- 
haviour; discharge  -,  fulfilment  -, 
performance-  of  duty;  well-spent 
life ;  innocence  &c.  946. 

V.  be  -virtuous  «fcc.  adj. ;  prac- 
tise -virtue  &c.  n. ;  do  -,  fulfil  -, 
perform  -,  discharge-  one's  duty; 
redeem  one's  pledge  &c.  926;  act 
well,  -  one's  part ;  fight  the  good 
fight;  acquit  oneself  well;  com- 
mand -,  master-  one's  passions; 
keep  in  the  right  path. 

set  -an,  -  a  good-  example;  be 
on  one's  -good,  -  best-  behaviour. 

Adj.  virtuous,  good;  innocent 
&c.  946;  meritorious,  deserving, 
worthy,  desertful,  correct;  dut- 
iful, -eous;  moral;  right,  -ecus, 
-minded ;  well-intentioned,  credi- 
table, laudable,  commendable, 
praiseworthy ;  above  -,  beyond-  all 
praise ;  excellent,  admirable ;  ster- 
ling, pure,  noble. 

exemplary ;  match-,  peer-less ; 
saint-ly,  -like;  heaven-born,  an- 
gelic, seraphic,  godlike. 

Adv,  virtuously  &c.  adj. ;  e 
merito. 


ness,  viciousness  &c.  adj. ;  in- 
iquity, peccability,  demerit;  sin, 
Adam;  old  -,  offending-  Adam. 

immorality,  impropriety,  inde^ 
corum,  scandal,  laxity,  looseness 
of  morals;  want  of  -principle,  - 
ballast;  obliquity,  backsliding,  in- 
famy, demoralization,  pravity,  de- 
pravity, pollution;  hardness  of 
heart;  brutality  &c.  {malevolence) 
907;  corruption  &c.  {debasement) 
659 ;  knavery  &c.  {improbity)  940 ; 
profligacy  ;  flagrancy,  atrocity  ; 
cannibalism. 

infirmity  ;  weakness  &c.  ad.j. ; 
weakness  of  the  flesh,  frailty,  im- 
perfection ;  error ;  weak  side ;  foi- 
ble; fail-ing,  -ure;  crying  -,  be- 
setting- sin  ;  defect,  deficiency; 
cloven  foot. 

lowest  dregs  of  vice,  sink  of 
iniquity,  Alsatian  den;  gusto  pi- 
caresco. 

fault,  crime  ;  criminality  &c. 
{guilt)  947. 

sinner  &c.  949. 

V.  be  -vicious  &c.  adj. ;  sin, 
commit  sin,  do  amiss,  err,  trans- 
gress ;  misdemean  -,  forget  -,  mis- 
conduct- oneself ;  mis-do,  -behave ; 
fall,  lapse,  slip,  trip,  offend,  tres- 
pass; deviate  from  the  -line  of 
duty,  -  path  of  virtue  &c.  944; 
take  a  wrong  course,  go  astray; 
hug  a  -sin,  -  fault ;  sow  one's  wild 
oats. 

render  -vicious  &c.  adj. ;  de- 
moralize, brutalize  ;  corrupt  &c. 
{degrade)  659. 
Adj.*  vicious ;  sinful ;  sinning  &c.  ■». ;  wicked,  iniquitous,  im- 
moral, unrighteous,  wrong,  criminal;  naughty,  incorrect;  undut- 
eous,  -iful. 

unprincipled,  lawless,  disorderly,  contra  honos  mores,  indecor- 
ous, unseemly,  improper;  dissolute,  profligate,  scampish;  un- 
worthy; worth-,  desert-less;  disgraceful,  recreant;  reprehensi- 
ble, blameworthy,  uncommendable ;  dis-creditable,  -reputable. 

base,  sinister,  scurvy,  foul,  gross,  vile,  black,  grave,  facino- 
EDUS,    felonious,    nefarious,    shameful,     scandalous,    infamous, 

*  Most  of  these  adjectives  are  applicable  both  to  the  act  and  to  the  agent. 

408 


VI.  IV.  3° 


MORAL  CONDITIONS. 


945-947. 


villanous,  of  a  deep  dye,  heinous;  jflag-rant,  -itious;  atrocious, 
incarnate,  accursed. 

Mephistophelian,  satanic,  diabolic,  hellish,  infernal,  stygian, 
fiend-like,  hell-born,  demoniacal. 

mis-created,  -begotten;  demoralized,  corrupt,  depraved. 

evil-minded,  -disposed;  ill-conditioned;  malevolent  &c.  907; 
heart-,  grace-,  shame-,  virtue-less;  abandoned,  lost  to  virtue; 
unconscionable ;  sunk  -,  lost  -,  deep  -,  steeped-  in  iniquity. 

incorrigible,  irreclaimable,  obdurate,  reprobate,  past  paying 
for;  culpable,  reprehensible  &c.  {guilty)  947. 

unjustifiable;  in-defensible,  -excusable ;  inexpiable,  unpardon- 
able, irremissible. 

weak,  frail,  lax,  infirm,  imperfect,  indiscreet;  demoralizing, 
degrading. 

Adv.  wrong ;  sinfully  &c.  adj. ;  without  excuse. 

Int.   0  tempoi^a  0  mores  ! 


946.  Innocence. — N.  innocence ; 
guiltlessness  &c.  adj. ;  incormp- 
tion,  impeccability. 

clean  hands,  clear  conscience, 
mens  »ibi  conscia  recti. 

innocent,  lamb,  dove. 

V,  be  -innocent  &c.  adj. ;  nil  con- 
sdre  sibi  nulla  palUscere  culpa. 

acquit  &c.  970;  exculpate  &c. 
{vindicate)  937. 

Adj.  innocent,  not  guilty;  un- 
guilty; guilt-,  fault-,  sin-,  stain-, 
blood-,  spot-less;  clear,  immacu- 
late; rectus  in  curia;  un-spotted, 
-blemished,  -erring;  undefiled  &c. 
939;  unhardened,  Saturnian ;  Arca- 
dian &c.  {artless)  703. 

in-,  un-culpable  ;  unblam-ed, 
-able;  blameless,  inerrable,  above 
suspicion ;  irrepr-oachable,  -ova- 
ble,  -ehensible;  un-exceptionable, 
-objectionable,  -impeachable;  sal- 
vable ;  venial  &c.  937. 

harmless ;  in-offensive,  -noxious, 
-nocuous;  dove-,  lamb-like;  pure, 
harmless  as  doves ;  innocent  as  -a 
lamb,  -  the  babe  unborn;  more 
sinned  against  than  sinning. 

virtuous  &c.  944;  un-reproved,  -impeached,  -reproached. 

Adv.  innocently  &c.  adj.'.,  with  clean  hands;  with  a -clear, - 
safe-  conscience. 

35  409 


947.  Guilt.— iV.  guilt,-iness;  cul- 
pability ;  crimin-ality,  -ousness ;  de- 
viation from  rectitude  &c.  {impro- 
Uty)  940 ;  sinfulness  &c.  {vice)  945. 

mis-conduct,  -behaviour,  -doing, 
-deed;  malpractice,  fault,  sin, 
error,  transgression ;  dereliction, 
delinquency;  indiscretion,  lapse, 
slip,  trip,  faiix  pas,  peccadillo; 
flaw,  blot,  omission ;  fail-ing,  -ure. 

offence,  trespass ;  mis-demean- 
our, -feasance,  -prision;  mal-ef ac- 
tion, -feasance,  -versation;  crime, 
felony. 

enormity,  atrocity,  outrage; 
deadly-  mortal-  sin;  died  with- 
out a  name. 

corpus  delicti. 

Adj.  guilty,  to  blame,  culpable, 
peccable,  in  fault,  censurable,  re- 
prehensible, blameworthy,  un- 
commendable,  illaudable ;  weighed 
in  the  balance  and  found  wantmg^ 
exceptionable. 

Adv.  in  flagrante  delicto;  red- 
handed,  m  the  'vety  act. 


948-951 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  8^ 


948.  Good  Man.— iV.  good  man, 
worthy. 

model,  paragon  &c.  {pei'fection) 
650;  good  example;  hero,  demi- 
god, seraph,  angel;  innocent  &c. 
946;  saint  &c.  {piety)  987;  bene- 
factor &c.  912 ;  philanthropist  &c. 
910;  Aristides. 

brick,  trump,  rough  diamond. 

salt  of  the  earth;  one  in  ten 
thousand. 

Phr.  si  sic  omnes  ! 


949.  Bad  Man. — N.  bad  man, 
wrong-doer,  worker  of  iniquity; 
evil-doer  &c.  913  ;  sinner;  the 
-wicked  &c.  945 ;  bad  example. 

rascal,  scoundrel,  villain,  mis- 
creant,  caitiff  ;  wretch,  reptile, 
viper,  serpent,  cockatrice,  basi- 
lisk, urchin-,  tiger,  monster;  devil 
&c.  {demon)  980;  devil  incarnate; 
demon  in  human  shape,  Nana  Sa= 
hib;  hell-hound,  -cat ;  j^ake-helL 
bad  woman,  jade,  Jezebel, 
scamp,  scapegrace,  rip,  runa- 
gate, ne'er  -  do  -  well,  reprobate, 
roue,  rake ;  one  who  has  sold  him- 
self to  the  devil,  fallen  angel,  dme  damnee^  Daurien,  7nauvais  sujet, 
loose  fish,  sad  dog;  lost  -,  black-  sheep;  castaway,  recreant,  de- 
faulter; prodigal  *&c.  818. 

rough,  rowdy,  ugly  customer,  ruffian,  bully;  Jonathan  Wild ; 
hangman;  incendiary;  thief  &c.  792;  murderer  &c.  361. 

culprit,  delinquent,  criminal,  malefactor,  misdemeanant  ; 
felon;  convict,  jail-bird,  ticket-of-leave  man;  outlaw. 

blackguard,  j^oUsson^  loafer,  sneak ;  raps-,  ras-callion ;  cuUion, 
mean  wretch,  varlet,  kem,  dme-de-doue,  drole  ;  cur,  dog,  hound, 
whelp,  mongrel;  lown,  loon,  runnion,  outcast,  vagabond; 
rogue  &c.  {knave)  941;  scum  of  the  earth,  riff-raff;  Arcades 
arribo. 

Int.  sirrah  I 


950.  Penitence. — N.  penitence, 
contrition,  compunction,  repen- 
tance, remorse ;  regret  &c.  833. 

self-reproach,  -reproof,  -accusa- 
tion, -condemnation,  -humiliation ; 
stings  -,  pangs  -,  qualms  -,  prick- 
ings -,  twinge  -,  twitch  -,  touch 
-,  voice-  of  conscience ;  compunc- 
tious visitings  of  nature, 

acknowledgment,  confession  &c. 
{disclosure)  529;  apology  &c.  952; 
recantation  &c.  607;  penance  &c. 
952 ;  resipiscence. 

awakened  conscience,  deathbed 
repentance,  locus  pa^idtentiw,  stool 
of  repentance,  cutty  stool. 

penitent,  Magdalen,  prodigal  son,  a  sadder  and  a  wiser  man. 

V.  repent,  be  sorry  for ;  be  -penitent  &c.  adj. ;  rue ;  regret  &c, 
833;  think  better  of;  recant  &c.  607;  knock  under  &c.  {submit) 
725;  plead  guilty;  %mg -miserere,  -de  profundis;  cry  peccavi  ; 
own  oneself  in  the  wrong ;  acknowledge,  confess  &c. 


951.  Impenitence. — N.  impeni- 
tence, irrepentance,  recusance. 

hardness  of  heart,  seared  con- 
science, induration,  obduracy. 

V.  be  -impenitent  &c.  adj. ; 
steel  -,  harden-  the  heart  ;  die 
-game,  -  and  make  no  sign. 

Adj.  impenitent,  uncontrite,  ob- 
durate; hard,  -ened;  seared,  recu- 
sant ;  unrepentant  ;  relent-,  re- 
morse-, grace-,  shift-less. 

lost,  incorrigible,  irreclaimable. 


unre  -  claimed,    -formed  ;    unre 


pented,  unatoned. 


410 


VI.  IV.  4°. 


MORAL  CONDITIONS— PRACTICE. 


950-95^ 


529;  humble  oneself;  beg  pardon  &c.  (apologize)  952;  turn  over 
a  new  leaf,  put  on  the  new  man,  turn  from  sin;  reclaim;  repent 
in  sackcloth  and  ashes  &c.  {do  penance)  952 ;  learn  by  experi- 
ence. 

Adj.  penitent ;  repenting  &c.  v. ;  repentant,  contrite ;  con- 
science-smitten, -stricken;  self-accusing,  -convicted. 

penitenti-al,  -ary;  reclaimed;  not  hardened ;  unhardened. 

Adv.  med  ciiljul. 

Phr.  peccavi  ;  erubuit  saha  res  est. 

952.  Atonement. — JV.  atonement,  reparation ;  compromise, 
composition;  compensation  &c.  30;  quittance,  quits;  expia- 
tion, redemption,  reclamation,  conciliation,  propitiation, 

amends,  apology,  amende  JionoraUe,  satisfaction;  peace-, 
sin  -,  burnt-  offering;  scapegoat,  sacrifice. 

penance,  fasting,  maceration,  sackcloth  and  ashes,  white 
sheet,  shrift,  flagellation,  lustration ;  purga-tiou,  -tory. 

V.  atone,  -for;  expiate;  propitiate;  make  amends,-  good; 
reclaim,  redeem,  repair,  ransom,  absolve,  purge,  shrive,  do 
penance,  stand  in  a  white  sheet,  repent  in  sackcloth  and 
ashes. 

set  one's  house  in  order,  wipe  off  old  scores,  make  matters 
up;  pay  the  -forfeit,  -  penalty. 

apologize,  beg  pardon,  /aire  V amende  lionoralle,  give  satis- 
faction ;  come  -,  fall-  down  on  one's  -knees,  -  marrow-bones. 

Adj.  propitiatory,  expiatory;  sacrific,  -ial,  -atory;  piacul- 
ar,  -ous. 


4°.  Moral  Practice. 


953.  Temperance. — N.  temper- 
ance, moderation,  sobriety. 

forbearance,  abnegation  ;  self- 
denial,  -restraint,  -control  &c. 
{resolution)  604. 

frugality;  vegetarianism,  teeto- 
talism,  total  abstinence  ;  abst- 
inence, -emiousness  ;  system  of 
-Pythagoras,  -  Cornaro  ;  Pytha- 
gorism.  Stoicism. 

vegetarian;  Pythagorean,  gym- 
nosophist ;  teetotaler  &c.  958 ;  ab- 
stainer. 

V.  be  -temperate  &c.  adj. ;  ab- 
stain, forbear,  refrain,  deny  one- 
self, spare;  know  when  one  has 
had  enough ;  take  the  pledge. 

Adj.  temperate,  moderate,  so 
ber,  frugal,  sparing;  abst-emious, 
-inent;  within  compass;  measured 
&c.  {sufficient)  639. 


954.  Intemperance. —  .  .ntem 
perance ;  sensuality,  animalism 
carnality  ;  pleasure  ;  effeminacy, 
silkiness;  luxur-y,  -iousness;  laf 
of  -pleasure,  -  luxury. 

indulgence;  high  living,  inab 
stinence,  self-indulgence ;  volup 
tuousness  &c.  adj.  ;  epicur-ism, 
-eanism;  sybaritism. 

dissipation  ;  licentiousness  &c< 
adj. ;  debauchery ;  crapulence. 

revel-s,  -ry;  debauch,  carousal, 
jollification,  dnnking  bout,  was- 
sail, Saturnalia,  orgies ;  excess,  too 
much. 

Circean  cup. 

V.  be  -intemperate  &c.  adj. ;  in- 
dulge, exceed;  live  -well,  -  high, 
-  on  the  fat  of  the  land ;  give 
a  loose  to  -indulgence  &c. 
rt. ;  wallow  in  -voluptuousness^ 
411 


953—957. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  IV.  4' 


Pythagorean ;  vegetarian ;  teeto-    &c.    w. ;  plunge  into   dissipation, 
tal.  revel,  rake,  live  hard,  run  riot, 

sow  one's  wild  oats;  slake   one's 
-appetite,  -  thirst;  swill;  pamper. 
Adj.    intemperate,    inabstinent ; 
sensual,  self-indulgent ;  voluptuous,   luxurious,  licentious,  wild, 
dissolute,  rakish,  fast,  debauched, 
brutish,  crapulous,  swinish,  piggish. 

Paphian,  Epicurean,  Sybaritical;  bred  -,  nursed-  in  the  lap 
of  luxury;  indulged,  pampered,  full-fed. 


954a.  Sensualist. — iV.  Sybarite,  voluptuary,  Sardanapa- 
lus,  man  of  pleasure,  carpet  knight;  epicure,  -an;  gourm-et, 
-mid ;  pig,  hog ;  votary  -,  swine-  of  Epicurus ;  sensualist ;  He- 
liogabalus ;  free  -,  hard-  liver ;  libertine  &c.  962. 

955.  Asceticism. — N.  asceticism,  puritanism,  Sabbatarian- 
ism ;  cynicism,  austerity ;  total  abstinence. 

mortification,  maceration,  sackcloth  and  ashes,  flagellation; 
penance  &c.  952;  fasting  &c.  956;  martyrdom. 

ascetic;  anchor-et,  -ite;  martyr;  Heautontimorumenos ;  her- 
mit &c.  {recluse)  893;  puritan,  Sabbatarian,  cynic. 

Adj.  ascetic,  austere,  puritanical;  cynical;  over-religious. 


957.  Gluttony. — N,  gluttony; 
greed ;  greediness  &c.  adj. ;  vora- 
city. 

epicurism;  good  -,  high-  living; 
edacity,  gulosity,  crapulence  ; 
gutt-,  guzz-ling. 

good  cheer,  blow  out ;  feast  &c. 
{food)  298;  gastronomy,  hatterie 
de  cuisine. 

epicure,  bon-mvant,  gourmand ; 
glutton, cormorant,  hog,  belly-god, 
Apicius,  gastronome. 

V.    gormandize,    gorge;    over- 
gorge,  -cat-  oneself;  engorge,  eat 
one's    fill,    cram,     stuff;     gutt-lc, 
guzz-le;  bolt,  devour,  gobble  up; 
gulp  &c.  {swallow  food)  298;  raven, 
eat  out  of  house  and  home, 
have  the  stomach  of  an  ostrich ;  play  a  good  knife  and  fork 
&c.  {appetite)  865. 
pamper. 

Adj.  gluttonous,  greedy;  gormandizing  &c. -». ;  edacious,  om- 
nivorous, crapulent,  swinish, 
pampered;  over-fed,  -gorged. 

412 


Fasting. — N.  fasting;  xe- 
rophagy;  famishment,  starvation. 

fast,  jowr  maigre ;  fast-  ban- 
yan-day ;  Lent,  quadragesima ; 
Rama-dan,  -zan ;  spare  -,  meagre- 
diet  ;  lenten  -diet,  -  entertainment ; 
soupe  maigre^  short  commons,  Bar- 
mecide feast. 

V.  fast,  starve,  clem,  famish, 
perish  with  hunger;  dine  with 
Duke  Humphrey ;  make  two  bites 
of  a  cherry 

Adj.  lenten,  quadragesimal;  un- 
fed ;  starved  &c.  v.;  half-starved; 
fasting  &c.  ■y. ;    hungry  &c.  805. 


VI.  IV.  4^  MORAL  PRACTICE.  958-961 


958.  Sobriety.  —  iV.  sobriety ; 
teetotalism. 

water-drinker;  teetotal-er,  -ist; 
abstainer,  Good  Templar,  band  of 
hope. 

V.  take  the  pledge. 

Adj.  sober,  -  as  a  judge. 


959.  Drunkenness. — Hf.  drunk- 
enness &c.  adj. ;  intemperance; 
drinking  &c.  v. ;  inebri-ety,  -ation; 
ebri-ety,  -osity ;  insobriety ;  intoxi- 
cationj  temulency,  bibacity,  wine- 
bibbing  ;  com-,  potation  ;  deep 
potations,  bacchanals,  bacchanalian 
libations. 

oino-,  dipso-mania*;  delirium  tre- 
mens ;  alcohol,  -ism. 
drink;    alcoholic  drinks;    gin,  blue  ruin,  grog,   port  wine; 
punch,  -bowl;  cup,  rosy  wine,  flowing  bowl;  drop,  -  too  much; 
dram;  beer  «fec.  (beverage)  298. 

drunkard,  sot,  toper,  tippler,  bibber,  wine-bibber;  hard  -, 
gin  -,  dram-  drinker;  soaker,  sponge,  tun;  love-,  toss-pot; 
thirsty  soul,  reveller,  carouser;  Bacchanal,  -ian;  Bacch-al,  -ante; 
devotee  to  Bacchus. 

V.  get  -,  be-  drunk  &c.  a/2j.;  see  double;  take  a  -drop,  - 
glass-  too  much;  drink,  tipple,  tope,  booze,  bouse,  guzzle,  swill, 
soak,  sot,  lush,  bib,  swig,  carouse;  sacrifice  a/  the  shrine  of 
Bacchus;  take  to  drinking;  drink  -hard,  -  deep,  -like  a  fish; 
have  one's  swill,  drain  the  cup,  splice  the  main  brace,  take  a 
hair  of  the  dog  that  bit  you. 

liquor,  -  up ;  wet  one's  whistle,  take  a  whet ;  crack  a  -,  pass 
the-  bottle ;  toss  off  &c.  (drink  up)  298 ;  go  to  the  -ale,  -  public- 
house. 

make  one  -drunk  &c.  adj. ;  inebriate,  fuddle,  fuzzle,  get  into 
one's  head. 

Adj.  drunk,  tipsy ;  intoxicated ;  inebri-ous,  -ate,  -ated ;  in 
one's  cups;  in  a  state  of  -intoxication  &c.  ??. ;  temulent,  -ive; 
fuddled,  mellow,  cut,  boosy,  fou,  fresh,  merry,  elevated;  flush, 
-ed;  flustered,  disguised,  groggy,  beery;  topheavy;  potvaliant, 
glorious;  potulent;  over-come,  -taken;  whittled,  screwed, 
tight,  primed,  corned,  raddled,  sewed  up,  lushy,  nappy,  mud- 
dled, muzzy,  obfuscated,  maudlin;  crapulous,  dead  drunk.* 

inter pocula ;  in-,  the  worse  for-  liquor,  having  had  a  drop 
too  much,  half  seas  over,  three  sheets  in  the  wind ;  under  the 
table. 

drunk  as  -a  piper,  -  a  fiddler,  -  a  lord,  -  Chloe,  -  an  owl,  - 
David's  sow,  -  a  wheelbarrow. 

drunken,    bibacious,   sottish;  given  -,  addicted-  to -drink,  ~ 
the  bottle;  toping  &c.  v. 
Phr.  nunc  est  bibendum. 


960  Purity.  —  iV;  purity;  de- 
cency, decorum,  delicacy;  conti- 
nence,  chastity,    honesty,   virtue. 


961.  Impurity. —  iV".  impurity; 
uncleanness  &c.  {filth)  653;  im- 
modesty;  grossness  «fec.  adj.\   in- 


*  No  less  than  thirty-two  slang  expressions  coming  under  this  category 
are  givnn  in  "  Household  Words,"  vol.  viii.  p.  75. 

85*  41* 


960—964  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  iv.  4". 


modesty,  shame;  pudicity,  'puce- 
lage^  virginity. 

vestal,  virgin,  Joseph,  Hippoly- 
tus;  Lucretia,  Diana;  prude. 

Adj.  pure,  undefiled,  modest, 
delicate,  decent,  decorous;  cliaste, 
continent,  virtuous,  honest,  Pla- 
tonic. 


delicacy,  indecency;  impudicity; 
obscenity,  ribaldry,  smut,  bawdry, 
double  entendre^  equivoque. 

concupiscence,  lust,  carnality, 
flesh,  salacity;  pruriency,  lechery, 
lasciviency,  lubricity. 

incontinence,  intrigue,  faux  pas; 
amour,  -ette ;  gallantry;  debauch- 
ery, libertinism,  lQ>ertinagej  forni- 
cation; Zmso/i  /  wenching,  venery,  dissipation. 

seduction;  defloration,  defilement,  abuse,  violation,  rape; 
incest. 

social  evil,  harlotry,  stupration,  whoredom,  concubinage, 
cuckoldom,  adultery,  advoutry,  crim.  con. 

seraglio,  harem ;  brothel,  bagnio,  stew,  bawdy-house,  lupanar, 
house  of  ill  fame,  hordel. 

V.  be  -impure  &c.  adj.'^  intrigue;  debauch,  defile,  deflower, 
seduce;  prostitute;  abuse,  violate;  commit -adultery  &c.  n. 

Adj.  impure ;  unclean  &c.  {dirty)  653 ;  not  to  be  mentioned  to 
eai*s  polite;  immodest,  shameless;  in-decorous,  -delicate,  -de- 
cent; loose,  coarse,  gross,  broad,  free,  equivocal,  smutty,  ful- 
some, ribald,  obscene,  bawdy,  pornographic. 

concupiscent,  prurient,  lickerish,  rampant,  lustful;  carnal, 
-minded;  lewd,  lascivious,  lecherous,  libidinous,  erotic,  ruttish, 
salacious;  Paphian;  voluptuous. 

unchaste,  light,  wanton,  licentious,  debauched,  dissolute;  of 
-loose  character,   -  easy  virtue ;  frail,  gay,   riggish,  incontinent, 
meretricious,    rakish,   gallant,    dissipated;  no  better  than  she 
should  be ,  on  the  -town,  -  streets,  -  pave^  -  loose, 
adulterous,  incestuous,  bestial. 

962.  Libertine. — JV.  libertine;  voluptuary  &c.  954^^;  rake, 
debauchee,  loose  fish,  rip,  rake-hell,  fast  man;  intrigant,  gal- 
lant, seducer,  fornicator,  lecher,  satyr,  goat,  whoremonger, 
paillardy  adulterer,  gay  Lothario,  Don  Juan,  Blue-beard; 
chartered  libertine, 

adultress,  adv^outress,  courtesan,  prostitute,  strumpet,  harlot, 
whore,  punk,  Jille  de  joie;  woman,  -  of  the  town;  street- 
walker, Cyprian,  miss,  piece  ;  frail  sisterhood  ;  demirep, 
wench,  trollop,  trull,  baggage,  hussy,  drab,  bitch,  jade,  skit, 
rig,  quean,  mopsy,  slut,  mmx,  harridan;  unfortunate,  -  fe- 
male, -  woman;  woman  -of  easy  virtue  &c.  (unchaste)  961; 
fornicatress;  Jezebel,  Messalina,  Delilah,  Thais,  Phryne,  As- 
pasia,  Lais,  lorette,  cocotte,  petite  dione,  grisette ;  demi-monde. 

concubine,  mistress,  doxy,  cliere  amie,  bona  roba. 

pimp;  pand-er,  -ar;  bawd,  conciliatrix^  procuress,  mackerel; 
wittol. 

5°.   Institutions. 

963.  Legality. — i\r.  legality ;  le- |      964.    [Absence   or  violation   of 
gitima-cy,  -teness.  |  law.]     Illegality. — N.    lawless- 

414 


VI.  IV.  5\ 


MORAL  INSTITUTIONS, 


963-965. 


legislature  ;  law,  code,  corpus 
juris,  constitution,  pandect,  char- 
ter, enactment,  statute,  rule  ; 
canon  &c.  {precej:)^)  697 ;  ordinance, 
institution,  regulation;  by-,  bye- 
law;  decree  &c.  {order)  741;  or  don- 
nance  ;  standing  order;  plebiscite 
&c.  {choice)  609. 

legal  process ;  form,  -ula,  -ality ; 
rite,  arm  of  the  law ;  hahe«s  corpus. 

[Science  of  law]  Jurisprudence, 
Nomology ;  legislation,  codifica- 
tion. 

equity,  common  law;  lex  -,  lex 
non-  scripta  ;  law  of  nations,  inter- 
national law,  jus  gentium ;  jus 
civile;  civil  -,  canon  -,  statute 
-,  ecclesiastical-  law;  lex  merca- 
toria. 

constitutional-ism,  -itv;  justice 
«fec.  922. 

V.  legalize;  enact,  ordain;  de- 
cree &c.  {order)  741 ;  pass  a  law ; 
legislate;  codify,  formulate. 

Adj.  legal,  legitimate  ;  accord- 
ing to  law ;  vested,  constitutional, 
chartered,  legalized;  lawful  &c. 
{permitted)  760;  statut-able,  -ory; 
legislat-orial,  -ive. 

Adv.  legally  &c.  adj. ;  in  the  eye 
of  the  law ;  de  jure. 


ness;  breach  -,  violation-  of  law: 
disobedienc  &c.  743 ;  unconformi- 
ty &c.  83. 

arbitrariness  &c.  adj. ;  antinomy, 
violence,  brute  force,  despotism, 
outlawry. 

mob  -,  lynch  -,  club  -,  Lydford 
-,  martial  -,  drumhead-  law ;  coup 
d'etat ;  le  droit  du  plus  fort ;  argu 
mentum  laculinum. 

illegality,  informality,  unlawful 
ness,  illegitimacy,  bar  sinister. 

trover  and  conversion;  smug- 
gling, poaching;  simony. 

V.  offend  against-,  violate-  the 
law ;  set  the  law  at  defiance,  ride 
rough -shod  over,  drive  a  coach 
and  six  through  a  statute;  make 
the  law  a  dead  letter,  take  the  law 
into  one's  own  hands. 

smuggle,  run,  poach. 

Adj.  illegal;  prohibited  &c.  761; 


not    allowed,     unlawful. 


illegiti- 
action- 


mate,  illicit,   contraband 
able. 

unchartered,  unconstitutional ; 
unwarrant-ed,  -able  ;  unauthor- 
ized; informal,  unofficial;  in-,  ex- 
tra-judicial. 

lawless,  arbitrary;  despotic,  -al; 
summary,  irresponsible  ;  un-an- 
swerable,  -accountable. 

null  and  void ;  a  dead  letter. 

Adv.  illegally  &c.  adj. ;  with  a 
high  hand,  in  violation  of  law. 


965.  Jurisdiction.  [Executive.] — N.  jurisdiction,  judica- 
ture, administration  of  justice,  soc ;  executive,  commission  of 
the  peace ;  magistracy  &c.  {authority)  737. 

judge  &c.  967;  tribunal  &c.  966;  municipaZity,  corporation, 
bailiwick,  shrievalty;  lord  lieutenant,  sheriff,  shrieve,  con- 
stable ;  police,  -  force ;  constabulary,  bumbledom. 

officer,  bailiff,  tipstaff,  bum-bailiff,  catchpoll,  beadle ;  police- 
man, -constable,  -sergeant;  sbirro^  alguazil,  gendarme^  kavass, 
lictor,  macebearer,  huissier,  bedel. 

press-gang;  exciseman,  ganger,  custom-house  officer, 
douanier. 

coroner,  edile,  aedile,  portreeve,  paritor ;  posse  comitatus. 

V.  judge,  sit  in  judgment. 

415 


965—968  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  i^    i 

Adj.     executive,    administrative,     municipal;   inquisitorial, 
causidical;  judic-atory,  -iary,  -ial ;  juridical. 
Adv.  coram  judice. 

966.  Tribunal. — iV.  tribunal,  court,  board,  bench,  judica- 
tory; court  of  -justice,  -  law,  -  arbitration;  inquisition; 
guild. 

justice  -,  judgment  -,  mercy-  seat;  woolsack;  bar,  -  of 
justice;  dock;  forum,  hustings,  lureau,  drum-head;  jury-, 
witness-box. 

senate-house,  town-hall,  theatre. 

assize,  eyre;  ward-,  burgh-mote;  superior  courts  of  West- 
minster; court  of  -record,  -  oyer  and  terminer,  -  assize,  -  ap- 
peal, -error;  High  court  of  -Judicature,  -  Appeal;  Judicial 
Committee  of  the  Privy  Council;  Star-Chamber;  Court  of 
'Chancery,  -  King's  or  Queen's  Bench,  -  Exchequer,  -  Com- 
mon Pleas,  -  Probate,  -  Arches,  -  Admiralty;  Lords  Justices' 
-,  Rolls  -,  Vice  Chancellor's  -,  Stannary  -,  Divorce  -,  Pala- 
tine -,  county  -,  police-  court;  sessions;  quarter  -,  petty- 
sessions  ;  court  -leet,  -  baron,  -  of  pie  poudre,  -  of  common 
council ;  board  of  green  cloth. 

court-martial  ;  drum-head  court-martial  ;  dwhar,  divan; 
Areopagus. 

Adj.  judicial  &c.  965 ;  appellate. 

967.  Judge. — JSf.  judge;  justi-ce,  -ciar,  -ciary;  chancellor; 
justice  -,  judge-  of  assize ;  recorder,  common  serjeant ;  puisne 
-,  assistant  -,  county  court-  judge;  justice  of  the  peace,  J. P. ; 
court  &c.  {tribunal)  966;  jury;  magistrate,  police  magistrate, 
beak ;  his  -worship,  -  honour,  -  lordship. 

Lord  -Chancellor,  -  Justice;  Master  of  the  Rolls,  Vice-Chan- 
cellor ;  Lord  Chief  -Justice,  -  Baron ;  Mr.  Justice ;  Baron,  -  of 
the  Exchequer. 

jurat,  assessor ;  arbi-ter,  -trator ;  umpire ;  refer-ee,  -endary ; 
revising  barrister;  domesman;  censor  &c.  {critic)  480. 

archon,  tribune,  praetor,  syndic,  podestd,  moUah,  ulema, 
mufti,  cadi,  kadi :  Rhadamanthus. 

litigant  &c.  {accusation)  938. 

V.  adjudge  &c.  {determine)  480 ;  try  a  -case,  -  prisoner. 

Adj.  judicial  &c.  965. 

Phr.  "a  Daniel  come  to  judgment,"  "twelve  men  in  a 
box." 

968.  Lawyer, — N.  lawyer,  jurist,  legist,  civilian,  pundit, 
publicist,  jurisconsult,  legal  adviser,  advocate ;  barrister,  -  at 
law;  counsel,  -lor;  King's  or  Queen's  council;  K.C. ;  Q.C. ; 
silk  gown,  leader,  serjeant-at-law,  bencher;  tubman;  judge 
&c.  967. 

bar,  legal  profession,  gentlemen  of  the  long  robe ;  junior  -, 

416 


VI,  IV.  5" 


MORAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


968—971 


outer  -,  inner-  bar ;  equity  draftsman,  conveyancer,  pleader, 
special  pleader. 

solicitor,  attorney,  proctor;  notary,  -  public;  scrivener, 
cursitor;  writer,  -  to  the  signet;  S.S.C. ;  limb  of  the  law;  pet- 
tifogger. 

V,  practise  -at,  -  within-  the  bar ;  plead ;  call  -,  be  called- 
-to,  -within-  the  bar;  take  silk. 

Adj.  learned  in  the  law  ;  at  the  bar ;  forensic. 


969.  Lawsuit. — iVI  lawsuit,  suit,  action,  cause;  litigation; 
dispute  &c.  713. 

citation,  arraignment,  prosecution,  impeachment;  accusa- 
tion &c.  938 ;  presentment,  true  bill,  indictment. 

apprehension,  arrest;  committal;  imprisonment  &c.  (re- 
straint)  751. 

writ,  summons,  subpoena,'  latitat,  nisi  prius. 

pleadings;  declaration,  bill,  claim;  proces-verbal,  bill  of 
right,  information,  corpus  delicti ;  affidavit,  state  of  facts;  an- 
swer, replication,  plea,  demurrer,  rebutter,  rejoinder;  surre- 
butter, -joinder. 

suitor,  party  to  a  suit ;  litigant  &c.  938. 

hearing,  trial ;  verdict  &c.  {judgment)  480 ;  appeal,  -  mo- 
tion ;  writ  of  error ;  certiorari. 

case,  decision,  precedent;  decided  case,  reports. 

V.  go  to  -,  appeal  to  the-  law ;  bring  to  -justice,  -  trial,  - 
the  bar;  put  on  trial,  pull  up;  accuse  &c.  938;  prefer  -,  file- 
a  claim  &c.  n. ;  take  the  law  of,  inform  against. 

serve  with  a  writ,  cite,  apprehend,  arraign,  sue,  prosecute, 
bring  an  action  against,  indict,  impeach,  attach,  distrain, 
commit;  arrest;  summon,  -s;  give  in  charge  «&c.  {restrain) 
751. 

empanel  a  jury,  implead,  join  issue ;  close  the  pleadings ; 
set  down  for  hearing. 

try,  hear  a  cause ;  sit  in  judgment ;  adjudicate  &c.  480. 

Adj.  litigious  &c.  {quarrelsome)  713;  qui  tarn;  coram -^  sub- 
judice. 

Adv.  pendente  lite. 

Phr.  adJiuc  sub  judice  lis  est. 


970.  Acquittal. — N.  acquit-tal, 
-ment  ;  clearance,  exculpation  ; 
discharge  &c.  {release)  750;  quie- 
tus^ absolution,  compurgation,  re- 
prieve, respite;  pardon  &c.  {foi^- 
giveness)  918. 

[Exemption  from  punishment] 
impunity. 

V.  acquit,  exculpate,  exonerate, 
clear;  absolve,  whitewash,  assoil. 


971.  Condemnation. — 2^.  con 
demnation,  conviction,  proscrip 
tion,  damnation ;  death  warrant. 

attain-der,  -ture,  -tment. 

F.  condemn,  convict,  cast,  bring 
home  to,  find  guilty,  damn,  doom, 
sign  the  death  warrant,  sentence, 
pass  sentence  on,  attaint,  confisx 
cate,  proscribe,  sequestrate;  non 
suit. 

417 


970—972.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  iv.  5" 


discharge,  release;  liberate  &c. 
750. 

reprieve,  respite;  pardon  &c, 
{forgive)  918;  let  off,  -  scot  free. 

Adj.  acquitted  &c.  v. ;  un-con- 
demned,  -punished,  -chastised. 


disapprove  &c.  932;  accuse  &c. 
938. 

stand  condemned. 

Adj.  condem-,  dam-natory ;  con- 
demned &c.  V. ;  non-suited  &c. 
{failure)  732;  self-convicted. 

Phr.  mutato  nomine  de  te  fabula 
narratur. 

972.  Punishment. — N.  punishment,  punition;  chast-ise- 
ment,  -ening;  correction,  castigation. 

discipline,  infliction,  trial ;  judgment ;  penalty  &c,  974 ;  re- 
tribution; thunderbolt,  Nemesis;  requital  &c.  {reward)  973; 
penology;  retributive  justice. 

lash,  scaffold  &c.  {instrument  of  punishment)  975;  imprison- 
ment &c.  {restraint)  751 ;  transportation,  banishment,  expul- 
sion, exile,  involuntary  exile,  ostracism;  penal  servitude,  hard 
labour;  galleys  &c.  975;  beating  &c.  ^'. ;  flagellation,  fustiga- 
tion,  gantlet,  strappado^  estrapade^  hasti/iado^  argumentum  hacu- 
linum,  stick  law,  rap  on  the  knuckles,  box  on  the  ear;  blow 
&c.  {impulse)  276;  stripe,  cuff,  kick,  buffet,  pummel;  slap,  - 
in  the  face;  wipe,  douse;  coup  de  grace ;  torture,  rack;  picket, 
-ing;  dragonnade ;  capital  punishment;  execution;  hanging 
&c.  ■». ;  de-capitation,  -collation;  garot-te,  -to,  crucifixion,  im- 
palement; martyrdom,  auto-da-fe;  noyade ;  Jiara-lcir%  happy 
despatch. 

V.  punish ;  chast-ise,  -en ;  castigate,  correct,  inflict  punish- 
ment, administer  correction,  dea;l  retributive  justice. 

visit  upon,  pay;  pay -,  serve- out ;  do  for;  make  short  work 
of,  give  a  lesson  to,  serve  one  right,  make  an  example  of;  have 
a  rod  in  pickle  for;  give  it  one. 

strike  &c.  276;  deal  a  blow  to,  administer  the  lash,  smite; 
slap,  -  the  face ;  smack,  cuff,  box  the  ears,  spank,  thwack, 
thump,  beat,  lay  on,  swinge,  buffet;  thresh,  thrash,  pummel, 
drub,  leather,  trounce,  baste,  belabour;  lace,  -one's  jacket; 
dress,  give  a  dressing,  trim,  warm,  wipe,  tund,  cob,  bang, 
strap,  comb,  lash,  lick,  larrup,  whallop,  whop,  flog,  scourge, 
whip,  birch,  cane,  give  the  stick,  switch,  flagellate,  horse- 
whip, bastinado,  towel,  rub  down  with  an  oaken  towel,  rib 
roast,  dust  one's  jacket,  fustigate,  pitch  into,  lay  about  one, 
beat  black  and  blue;  beat  to  a  -mummy,  -  jelly;  give  a  black 
eye. 

tar  and  feather;  pelt,  stone,  lapidate;   mast-head,  keelhaul. 

execute;  bring  to  the  -block,  -  gallows;  behead;  de-capi- 
tate,  -collate;  guillotine;  hang,  turn  off,  gibbet,  bowstring, 
hang  draw  and  quarter ;  shoot ;  decimate ;  burn ;  break  on  the 
wheel,  crucify;  em-,  im-pale;  flay;  lynch. 

torture ;  put  -on,  -  to-  the  rack ;  picket. 

banish,   exile,  transport,    expel,    ostracize;  rusticate;  drum     . 
«ut;  dis-miss,  -bar,  -bench;  strike  off  the  roll,  unfrock;  post, 

418 


VI.  IV    5°. 


MORAL  INSTITUTIONS— RELIGION. 


972—976. 


suffer,  -  for,  -  punishment;  be  -flogged,  -hanged,  &c. ;  come 
to  the  gallows,  dance  upon  nothing,  die  in  one's  shoes;  be 
rightly  served. 

Adj.  punishing  &c.  v. ;  penal ;  puni-tory,  -tive ;  inflictive, 
castigatory ;  punished  &c.  v. 

Int.  a  la  lanteime  / 


973.  Reward. — li.  reward,  re- 
compense, remuneration,  meed, 
guerdon,^  reguerdon ;  indemni-ty, 
-fication ;  quittance ;  compensation ; 
reparation,  redress ;  retribution, 
reckoning,  acknowledgment,  re- 
quital, amends,  sop;  atonement; 
consideration,  return,  quid  pro 
quo;  salvage,  perquisite;  vail  &c. 
(donation)  784;  douceur^  bribe; 
hush-,  smart-money;  blackmail; 
carcelage ;  solatium. 

allowance,  salary,  stipend, 
wages;  pay,  -ment;  emolument; 
tribute;  batta,  shot,  scot;  pre- 
mium, fee,  honorarium;  hire. 

crown  &c.  {decoration  of  honour) 
877. 

V.  re-ward,  -compense,  -pay, 
-quite;  re-,  munerate;  compen- 
sate; fee;  pay  one's  footing  &c. 
{pay)  807;  make  amends,  indem- 
nify, atone;  satisfy,  acknowledge. 

get  for  one's  pains,  reap  the 
fruits  of. 

Adj.  remunerat-ive,  -ory;  mu- 
flerary,  compensatory,  retributive, 
reparatory. 


974.  Penalty. — iV.  penalty;  re- 
tribution &c.  {punishment)  972; 
pain,  pains  and  penalties;  peine 
forte  et  dure ;  penance  &c.  {atone- 
ment) 952;  the  devil  to  pay. 

fine,  mulct,  amercement ;  forfeit, 
-ure;  escheat,  damages,  deodand, 
sequestration,  confiscation,  premu- 
nire. 

V.  fine,  mulct,  amerce,  sconce, 
confiscate;  sequest-rate,  -er;  es- 
cheat; estreat,  forfeit. 

975.  [Instrument  of  punishment.] 
Scourge. — N.  scourge,  rod,  cane, 
stick;  ra-,  rat-tan;  birch,  -  rod; 
rod  in  pickle ;  switch,  ferule,  cud- 
gel, truncheon. 

whip,  lash,  strap,  thong,  cow- 
hide, knout;  cat,  -  o'-nine-tails ; 
rope's  end. 

pillory,  stocks,  whipping-post ; 
cuck-,  duck-ing  stool ;  brank ;  tri- 
angle, wooden  l»orse,  maiden, 
thumbscrew,  boot,  rack,  wheel, 
iron  heel;  treadmill,  crank,  gal- 
leys. 

scaffold;  block,  axe,  guillotine; 
stake ;  cross ;  gallows,  gibbet,  tree, 
drop,    noose,    rope,    halter,    bow- 


string. 

house  of  correction  &c.  ( prison)  752. 
gaol-,  jail-er;  executioner;  hang-,  heads-man;  Jack  Ketch. 


Sectiok  v.     religious  AFFECTIONS. 

1°.  Superhuman  Beings  and  Regions. 

976.  Deity. — JV.  Deity,  Divinity;  God-head,   -ship;  Omni 
potence.  Providence. 

[Quality  of  beinsr  divine]  divin-eness,  -ity. 

419 


922—925.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  v.  1°. 

God,  Lord,  Jehovah;  The -Almighty,  -Supreme  Being, - 
First  Cause;  Ens  Entium ;  Author-,  Creator-  of  all  things; 
Author  of  our  being;  The  -Infinite,  -  Eternal;  Tne  All-power- 
ful, -wise,  -merciful,  -holy. 

[Attributes  and  perfections]  infinite  -power,  -  wisdom,  - 
goodness,  -  justice,  -  truth,  -  mercy ;  omni-potence,  -science, 
-presence ;  unity,  immutability,  holiness,  glory,  majesty,  sov- 
ereignty, infinity,  eternity. 

The  -Trinity,  -  Holy  Trinity,  -  Trinity  in  Unity,  -  Triune 
God. 

God  the  Father-;  the  -Maker,  -  Creator,  -  Preserver. 

[Functions]  creation,  preservation,  divine  government; 
The-ocracy,  -archy;  providence;  ways -,  dealings-,  dispensa- 
tions -,  visitations-  of  Providence. 

God  the  Son,  Jesus,  Christ;  The  -Messiah,--  Anointed,  - 
Saviour,  -  Redeemer,  -  Mediator,  -  Intercessor,  -  Advocate, 
-Judge;  The  son  of  -God,  -  Man,  -David;  The  Lamb  of 
God,  the  Word;  Em-,  Im-manuel;  The  -King  of  Kings  and 
Lord  of  Lords,  -  King  of  Glory,  -  Prince  of  Peace,  -  Good 
Shepherd,  -  Way,  -  Trutii,  -  Life,  -  Bread  of  Life,  -  Light 
of  the  World  ;  the  -Lord  our,  -  Sun  of-  Righteousness. 

The  -Incarnation,  -  Hypostatic  Union. 

[Functions]  salvation,  redemption,  atonement,  propitiation, 
mediation,  intercession,  judgment. 

God  the  Holy  Ghost,  The  Holy  Spirit,  Paraclete ;  The  -Com- 
forter, -  Spirit  of  Truth,  -  Dove. 

^  [Functions]  inspiration,  unction,    regeneration,   sanctifica- 
tion,  consolation. 

eon,  aeon,  special  proTidence,  Deus  ex  macJiind ;  Avatar. 

V.  create,  uphold,  preserve,  govern  &c. 

atone,  redeem,  save,  propitiate,  mediate  &c. 

predestinate,  elect,  call,  ordain,  bless,  justify,  sanctify, 
glorify  &c. 

Adj.  almighty,  holy,  hallowed,  sacred,  divine,  heavenly, 
celestial. 

super-human,  -natural;  ghostly,  spiritual,  hyperphysical, 
unearthly;  the-istic,  -ocratic;  anointed. 

Adv.  jure  divino,  by  divine  right. 


977.  [Beneficent  spirits.]  Angel. 
— N.  angel,  archangel;  heavenly 
host,  host  of  heaven,  sons  of  God  ; 
seraph,  -im;  cherub,  -ira;  minis- 
tering spirit,  morning  star ;  saint , 
Madonna. 

Adj.  angelic,  seraphic. 


978.  [Maleficent  spirits.]  Satan. 
— JV.  Satan,  the  Devil,  Lucifer, 
Ahrimanes,  Belial;  Sammael,  Za- 
miel.  Beelzebub,  the  Prince  of  the 
Devils.* 

the  tempter;  the  evil  -one,  - 
spirit ;  the  -author  of  evil,  -  wicked 
one,  -  old  Serpent;  the  Prince  of 

*Tiie  slang  expressions,  **the  -deuce,  -  dickens,  -  old  Gentleman;  old 
-Nick,  -  Scratch,  -  Horny,  -  Harry,  -  Gooseberry,"  Lave  not  been  inserted 
in  the  text. 

420 


V^I.  V.  1*. 


RELIGIOIT. 


978—982. 


-darkness,  -  this  world,  -  the  power  of  the  air;  the  -foul,  -  arch- 
fiend ;  the  devil  incarnate ;  the  -common  enemy,  -  angel  of  the 
bottomless  pit ;  Abaddon,  Apollyon. 

fallen  angels,  unclean  spirits,  devils;  the  -rulers,  -  powers- 
of  darkness;  inhabitants  of  Pandemonium;  demon  &c.  980. 

diabolism ;  devil-ism,  -ship ;  satanism,  manicheism ;  the  cloven 
foot. 

Adj,  Satanic,  diabolic,  devilish;  infernal,  hell-born. 


Mythological  and  other  fahulous  Deities  and  Powers. 


979.  Jupiter. — N.  god,  -dess; 
heathen  gods  and  goddesses;  Ju- 
piter, Jove,  &c.  &c. ;  Pantheou. 

Allah,  Brahma,  Vishnu,  Siva, 
Shiva,  Krishna,  Juggernauth, 
Buddha;  Isis,  Osiris;  Belus,  Bel, 
Baal,  Asteroth  &c. ;  Thor,  Odin ; 
Mumbo  Jumbo;  good  -,  tutelary- 
genius;  demiurge,  familiar;  Sibyl; 
fairy,  fay;  sylph,  -id;  Ariel,  peri, 
nymph,  nereid,  dryad,  sea-maid, 
Banshee,  Benshie,  Ormuzd ;  Obe- 
ron,  Mab,  hamadryad,  naiad,  mer- 
maid, kelpie,  Ondine,  nixie,  sprite ; 
denizens  of  the  air;  pixy  &c.  Q)ad 
spirit)  980. 

mythology  ;  heathen  -,  fairy- 
mythology;  Lempri^re,  folklore. 

Adj.  fairy-,  sylph-like;  sylphic. 


980.  Demon. — N.  demon,  -ry, 
-ology ;  evil  genius,  fiend,  familiar, 
devil;  bad  -,  unclean-  spirit;  ca- 
codemon,  incubus,  Frankenstein's 
monster,  succubus  and  succuba. 
Titan,  Shedim,  Mephistopheles, 
Asmodeus,  Moloch,  Belial,  Ahri- 
man,  fury,  harpy. 

vampire,  ghoul  ;  af-,  ef-freet; 
af  rite ;  ogre,  -ss ;  gnome,  gin,  jinn, 
imp,  deev,  lamia;  bo-gie,  -gle; 
nis,  kobold,  flibbertigibbet,  fairy, 
brownie,  pixy,  elf,  dwarf,  urchin. 
Puck,  Robin  Goodfellow;  lepre-, 
cluri-chaune  ;  troll,  dwerger, 
sprite,  oufe,  bad  fairy,  nixe,  pig- 
widgeon,  "Will-o'-the-wisp. 

[Supernatural  appearance]  ghost, 
spectre,   apparition,   spirit,  shade, 
shadow,    vision  ;    hob-,    goblin  ; 
wraith,   spook,  boggart,   banshee, 
loup-garou^  lernures  ;  evil  eye. 
nisse,  necks;  mer-man,  -maid,  -folk;  siren;  satyr,  faun. 
Adj.    supernatural,     weird,     uncanny,    unearthly,     spectral 
ghost-ly,   -like;  elf-in,  -like;  ficnd-ish,   -like;  impish,    demoni- 
acal ;  haunted. 


981.  Heaven. — JVi heaven; king- 
dom of  -heaven,  -  God ;  heavenly 
kingdom;  throne  -,  presence-  of 
God;  inheritance  of  the  saints  in 
light. 

Paradise,  Eden,  abode  of  the 
blessed ;  celestial  bliss,  glory. 

[Mythological  -heaven]  Olym- 
pus; [-  paradise]  Elysium,  Elysian 
fields,  Arcadia,  bowers  of  bliss, 
36 


982.  Hell.— iV.  hell,  bottom- 
less pit,  place  of  torment;  habita- 
tion of  fallen  angels ;  Pandemoni- 
um, Abaddon,  Domdaniel. 

hell  fire ;  everlasting  -fire,  -  tor- 
ment ;  lake  of  fire  and  brimstone ; 
fire  that  is  never  quenched,  worm 
that  never  dies. 

purgatory,    limbo,    gehenna,    a- 


431 


981-984. 


AFFECTIONS. 


VI.  V.  2°. 


[Mythological  hell]  Tartarus, 
Hades,  Avernus,  Styx,  Stygian 
creek,  pit  of  Acheron,  Cocytus; 
infernal  regions,  inferno^  shades 
below,  realms  of  Pluto. 

Pluto,  Rhadamanthus,  Erebus; 
Tophet. 

Adj.  hellish,  infernal,  stygian. 


garden  of  the  Hesperides,  third 
heaven;  Val-,  Wal-halla  (Scandi- 
navian) ;  Nii^wana  (Buddhist). 

future  state,  eternal  home,  re- 
surrection, translation ;  resuscita- 
tion &c.  (560;  apotheosis,  deifica- 
tion. 

Adj.  heavenly,  celestial,  super- 
nal, unearthly,  from  on  high, 
paradisiacal,  beatific,  elysian. 

T .  Religious  Doctrines. 

983.  [Religious  knowledge.]  Theology. — N.  Theology 
(natural  and  revealed) ;  Theo-gony,  -sophy ;  Divinity ;  Hagio- 
logy,  -graphy ;  Caucasian  mystery ;  monotheism ;  religion ;  re- 
ligious -persuasion,  -  sect,  -  denomination ;  creed  &c.  (belief) 
484;  articles  -,  declaration  -,  profession  -,  confession-  of 
faith. 

theolog-ue,  -ian;  divine,  schoolman,  canonist. 

Adj.  theological,  religious;  denominational;  sectarian  &c. 
984. 


983a.  Orthodoxy. — N.  ortho- 
doxy; strictness,  soundness,  re- 
ligious truth,  true  faith ;  truth  &c. 
494. 

Christian-ity,  -ism  ;  Catholic- 
ism, -ity;  "the  faith  once  de- 
livered to  the  saints;"  hyperor- 
thodoxy  &c.  984;  iconoclasm. 

the  Church ;  Catholic  -,  Univer- 
sal -,  Apostolic  -,  Established- 
Church  ;  temple  of  the  Holy  Ghost ; 
Church  -,  body-,  members  -,  dis- 
ciples -,  followers-  of  Christ; 
Christian,  -community  ;  true  be- 
liever ;  canonist  &c.  {theologian) 
983 ;  Christendom,  collective  body 
of  Christians. 

canons  &c.  (belief)  484 ;  thirty- 
nine  articles;  Apostles'-,  Nicenc 
-,  Athanasian-  Creed  ;  Church 
Catechism;  textuary. 

Adj.  orthodox,  sound,  strict, 
faithful,  catholic,  schismless,  Chris- 
tian, evangelical,  scriptural,  divine, 
monotheistic;  true  &c.  494. 


984.  Heterodoxy. — [Sectarian- 
ism.]— N.  heterodoxy;  error  &c. 
495 ;  false  doctrine,  heresy,  schism ; 
schismatic-ism,  -alness;  recusancy, 
backsliding,  apostasy  ;  atheism 
&c.  (irreligion)  989. 

bigotry  &c.  {obstinacy)  606;  fa- 
naticism, iconoclasm;  hyperortho- 
doxy,  precisianism,  bibliolatry, 
Sabbatarianism,  puritanism ;  idola- 
try &c.  991 ;  superstition  &c.  {cre- 
dulity) 486 ;  dissent  &c.  489. 

sectar-ism,  -ianism  ;  noncon- 
formity ;  secularism ;  syncretism, 
religious  sects. 

protestant-,  Arian-,  Erastian-, 
Calvin-,  quaker-,  method-,  ana- 
bapt-,  Pusey-,  tractarian-,  ritual-, 
Origen-,  Sabellian-,  Socinian-,  De-, 
The-,  material-,  positiv-  latitudi- 
narian-ism,  &c. 

High  -,  Low  -,  Broad  -,  Free- 
Church  ;  ultramontanism ;  pap-ism, 
-istry;  papacy;  Anglican-,  Catho- 
lic-, Roman -ism;  popery.  Scarlet 
Lady,  Church  of  Rome,  Greek 
Church. 

pagan-,  heathen-,  ethic  ism; my- 


VI,  V.  2\  RELIGION.  984—986 

thology ;  poly-,  di-,  tri-,  pan-theism ;  dualism ;  heathendom. 

Juda-,  Gentil-,  Mahometan-,  Islam-,  Turc-,  Brahmin-,  Hin- 
doo-, Buddh-,  Boodh-,  Sabian-,  Gnostic-,  Soofee-,  Hylothe-, 
Mormon-ism. 

heretic,  antichrist;  pagan,  heathen;  pai-,  pay-nim;  giaour; 
gentile ;  pan-,  poly-theist ;  idolator. 

bigot  &c.  {obstinacy)  606 ;  fanatic,  abdal,  iconoclast. 

latitudinarian.  Deist,  Theist,  Unitarian;  positivist,  material- 
ist ;  sceptic  &c„  989. 

schismatic;  sectar-y,  -ian,  -ist;  seceder,  separatist,  recusant, 
dissenter ;  non-conformist,  -juror;  Huguenot,  Protestant ;  ortho- 
dox dissenter,  Congregationalist,  Independent;  Episcopalian, 
Presbyterian;  Lutheran,  Calvinist,  Methodist,  Wesleyan;  Ana-, 
Baptist;  Mormon,  Latter-day  Saint,  Irvingite,  Sandemanian, 
Glassite,  Erastian;  Sub-,  Supra-lapsarian ;  Gentoo,  Antinomian, 
Swedeuborgian  &c. 

Catholic,  Roman  Catholic,  Romanist,  ultramontane  ;  trac- 
tarian,  Puseyite,  ritualist ;  Puritan. 

Jew,  Hebrew,  Rabbist;  Mahometan,  Mohammedan,  Mussul- 
man, Moslem,  Osmanli;  Brahm-in,  -an;  Parsee,  Sofi,  Soofee; 
Bud-,  Boodhist;  Magi,  Gymnosophist,  fire-worshipper,  Sabian, 
Gnostic,  Sadducee,  Rosicrucian  &c. 

Adj.  heterodox,  heretical;  un-orthodox,  -scriptural,  -canoni- 
cal; antiscriptural,  apocryphal;  un-,  anti-christian ;  schismatic, 
recusant,  iconoclastic;  sectarian;  dis-senting,  -sident;  secular 
&c.  (lay)  997. 

pagan ;  heathen,  -ish ;  ethnic,  -al ;  gentile,  painim ;  pan-,  poly- 
theistic. 

Judaical,  Mohammedan,  Brahminical,  Boodhist  &c.  n. ;  Ro- 
mish, Protestant  &c.  n. 

bigoted  &c.  {prejudiced)  481,  {obstinate)  606 ;  superstitious  &c. 
{credulous)  486;  fanatical;  idolatrous  &c.  991;  visionary  &c.  {im- 
aginative) 515. 


985.  Revelation. — iV;  revela- 
tion, inspiration,  afflatus. 

Word,  -of  God;  Scripture;  the 
-Scriptures,  -  Bible ;  Holy  -Writ,  - 
Scriptures;  inspired  writings,  Gos- 
pel. 

Old  Testament,  Septuagint,  Vul- 
gate, Pentateuch;  Octateuch;  the 
-Law,  -  Jewish  Law,  -  Prophets; 
major-,  minor- Prophets;  Hagio- 
grapha,  -logy ;  Hierographa ;  Apo- 
crypha. 

New  Testament ;  Gospels,  Evan- 
gelists, Acts,  Epistles,  Apocalypse,  Revelations. 

T-,  Th-almud;  Mishna,  Masorah. 

prophet  &c.  (seer)  513;  evangelist,   apostle,    disciple,    saint; 

423 


986.  Pseudo-Revelation. — A'". 
the  -Koran,  -  Alcoran;  Ly-king, 
Shaster,  Vedas,  Zendavesta,  Vedi- 
dad,  Purana,  Edda  ;  Go-,  Gau- 
tama ;  Book  of  Mormon. 

[False  prophets  and  religious 
founders]  Buddha,  Zoroaster, Zerd- 
husht,  Confucius,  Mahomet. 

[Idols]  golden  calf  &c.  991  ; 
Baal,  Moloch,  Dagon. 


985-988. 


AFFECTIONS. 


Vl.  V.  H\ 


the  -,  the  Apostolical-  fathers;   Holy  Men  of  old,  inspired  pen- 
men. 

Adj.  scriptural,  biblical,  sacred,  prophetic,  evangelical, 
-istic;  apostolic,  -al;  inspired,  theopneustic,  apocalyptic,  ec- 
clesiastical, canonical,  textuary. 


3°.    Religious   Sentiments. 


987  Piety. — N.  piety,  religion, 
cheism,  faith;  religiousness,  holi- 
ness &c,  adj. ;  saintship ;  religion- 
ism ;  sanctimony  &c.  (assumed 
2nety)  988;  reverence  &c.  {respect) 
928;  humility,  veneration,  devo- 
tion; prostration  &c.  (zoors/a2>)  990 ; 
grace,  unction  edification;  sancti- 
ty, -tude;  consecration. 

spirituDl  existence,  odour  of 
sanctity,  beauty  of  holiness. 

theopathy,  beatification,  adop- 
tion, regeneration,  conversion, 
justification,  sauctification,  salva- 
tion, inspiration,  bread  of  life; 
Body  and  Blood  of  Christ. 

believer,  convert,  theist,  Christ- 
ian, devotee,  pietist;  the  -good, 
-  righteous,  -  just,  -  believing,  - 
elect ;  Saint,  Madonna. 

the  children  of  -God,  -the  king- 
dom, -  light. 

V.  be  -pious  &c.  adj. ;  have 
-faith  &c.  n. ;  believe,  receive 
Christ;  revere  &c.  928;  be  -con- 
verted «&c. 

convert,  edify,  sanctify,  beati- 
fy, regenerate,  inspire',  consecrate, 
enshrine. 

Adj.  pious,  religious,  devout, 
devoted,  reverent,  godly,  heaven- 
ly minded,  humble,  pure,  holy, 
spiritual,  pietistic;  saintly,  -like; 
seraphic,  sacred,  solemn. 

believing,  faithful,  Christian, 
Catholic. 

elected,  adopted,  justified,  sanc- 
tified, regenerated,  inspired,  con- 
secrated, converted,  unearthly, 
not  of  the  earth. 


988.  Impiety. — N.  impiety;  sin 
&c.  945 ;  irreverence ;  profan-eness 
&c.  adj.,  -ity,  -ation;  blasphemy, 
desecration,  sacrilege  ;  scoffing 
&c.  V. 

[Assumed  piety]  hypocrisy  &c. 
(falsehood)  544  ;  pietism,  cant, 
pious  fraud  ;  lip-devotion,  -service, 
-reverence;  misdevotion,  formal 
ism,  austerity;  sanctimony,  -ious 
ness  &c.  adj. ;  pharisaism,  pre 
cisianism;  sabbat-ism,  -arianism; 
odium  theologicum.,  sacerdotalism ; 
bigotry  &c.  (obstinacy)  606,  (pre- 
judice) 481. 

hardening,  backsliding,  declen- 
sion, perversion,  reprobation. 

sinner  &c.  940;  scoffer,  bias- 
pheuier;  sacrilegist;  worldling; 
puritan,  -ist;  pietist;  hypocrite 
&c.  (dissemUer)  548 ;  Tartufe,  Maw- 
worm. 

bigot;  saint  [ironically];  Phari- 
see, Sabbatarian,  formalist,  preci- 
sian, religionist,  devotee,  ranter, 
fanatic. 

the  -wicked,  -  evil,  ~  unjust,  - 
reprobate;  sons  of  -men,  -Belial, 
-  the  wicked  one  ;  children  of 
darkness. 

V.  be  -impious  &c.  adj. ;  pro- 
fane, desecrate,  blaspheme,  revile, 
scoff;  swear  &c.  (malediction)  908; 
commit  sacrilege. 

snuflde,  turn  up  the  whites  of 
the  eyes ;  idolize. 

Adj.  impious;  irreligious  &c, 
989 ;  desecrating  «&c.  v. ;  profane, 
irreverent,  sacrilegious,  blasphe* 
mous. 

424 


VI.  V    3^  RELIGION.  988—990. 

im-hallowed,  -sanctified,  -regenerate;  hardened,  perverted,  re- 
probate. 

hypocritical  &c.  {false)  544;  canting,  pietistical,  sanctimoni- 
ous,  unctuous,  pharisaical,  over-righteous,  righteous  over  much. 

bigoted,  fanatical;  priest-ridden. 

Adv.  under  the  -mask,  -  cloak,  -  pretence,  -  form,  -  guise-  of 
religion. 

989  Irreligjon. — N,  irreligion,  indevotion;  ungodliness  &c 
adj. :  laxity,  quietism. 

scepticism,  doubt;  un-,  dis-belief;  incredul-ity,  -ousness  &c. 
adj. ;  want  of  -faith,  -  belief;  pyrrhonism;  doubt  &c.  485. 

atheism,  deism;  hylotheism;  materialism; positivism;  nihilism. 

infidelity,  freethinking,  antichristianity,  rationalism. 

atheist,  sceptic,  unbeliever,  deist,  infidel,  pyrrhonist;  giaour, 
heathen,  alien,  gentile,  Nazarene;  espi'it  fort.,  freethinker,  lati- 
tudinarian,  rationalist;  materialist,  positivist,  nihilist. 

V.  be  -irreligious  &c.  adj,\  disbelieve,  lack  faith;  doubt, 
question  &c.  485. 

dechristianize. 

Adj.  irreligious ;  in-,  un-devout ;  devout-,  god-,  grace-less ;  un- 
godly, -holy,  -sanctified,  -hallowed;  atheistic,  without  God. 

sceptical,  free-thinking; un-believing,  -converted ; incredulous, 
faithless,  lacking  faith;  deistical;  un-,  anti-christian. 

worldly,  mundane,  earthly,  carnal;  worldly  &c.-  minded. 

Adv.  irreligiously  &c.  «^. 

4°.  Acts  op  Religion, 

990  Worship. — N.  worship,  adoration,  devotion,  aspira- 
tion, latria,  homage,  service,  humiliation ;  kneeling,  genuflex- 
ion, prostration. 

prayer,  invocation,  supplication,  rogation,  intercession,  ori- 
son, holy  breathing;  petition  &c.  {request)  765;  collect,  lit- 
any, Lord's  prayer,  paternoster;  bead-roll;  latria,  dulia,  hy 
perdulia,  vigils,  revival. 

thanksgiving;  giving-,  returning-  thanks;  grace,  praise, 
glorification,  benediction,  doxology,  hosanna;  h-,  allelujah; 
Te  Deum.,  non  nobis  Domine,  nunc  dimittis  ;  paean. 

psalm,  -ody;  hymn,  plainsong,  chant,  chaunt,  response, 
anthem,  motet;  antiphon,  -y. 

oblation,  sacrifice,  incense,  libation;  burnt  -,  votive-  offer- 
ing; offertory, 

discipline;  self-discipline,  -examination,  -denial;  fasting. 

divine  service,  oflSce,  duty;  morning  prayer;  mass,  matins, 
evensong,  vespers;  holy  day  &c.    rites)  998. 

worshipper,  congregation,      mmrnicant,  celebrant. 

y.  worship,  lift  up  the  hear'  sore;  revere  &c.  938;  adore, 
do  service,  pay  homage;  humble  oneself,  knee  •  bow  -,  bend- 
the  knee;  fall  -down,  -on  oneb knees;  prostrate  oneself,  bow 
down  and  worship. 

96*  425 


*S0— 993.  AFFECTIONS.  VI.  v.  4' 

pray,  invoke,  supplicate;  put  -,  ojffer-  up  -prayers,  -  peti- 
tions; beseech  &c.  (ask)  765;  say  one's  prayers,  tell  one's 
beads. 

return  -,  give-  thanks ;  say  grace,  bless,  praise,  laud,  glori- 
fy, magnify,  sing  praises;  give  benediction,  lead  the  choir, 
intone. 

propitiate,  offer  sacrifice,  fast,  deny  oneself;  vow,  offer 
vows,  give  alms. 

work  out  one's  salvation ;  go  to  church ;  attend  -service,  - 
mass;  communicate  &c.  {rite)  998. 

Adj.  worshipping  &c.  v. ;  devout,  devotional,  reverent, 
pure,  solemn;  fervid  &c.  {heartfelt)  831. 

Int.  h-,  allelujuh!  hosauna!  glory  be  to  God!  O  Lord  I 
pray  God  that !  God  -grant,  -  bless,  -  save,  -  forbid !  sursum 
corda. 

991.  Idolatry. — JV.  idol-atry,  -ism;  demon-ism,  -olatry; 
idol -,  demon -,  devil -,  fire-worship;  zoolatry,  fetichism; 
Mari-,  Bibli-olatry. 

deification,  apotheosis,  canonization;  hero  worship. 

sacrifices,  hecatomb,  holocaust;  human  sacrifices,  immola' 
tion,  mactation,  infanticide,  self-immolation,  suttee. 

idol,  golden  calf,  graven  image,  fetich,  avatar,  Juggernauth, 
lares  et  penates  ;  Baal  &c.  986. 

V.  worship  -idols,  -  pictures,  -  relics;  deify,  canonize. 

Adj.  idolatrous. 

992.  Sorcery. — iVl  sorcery;  occult  -art,  -  sciences;  magic, 
the  black  art,  necromancy,  theurgy,  thaumaturgy;  demon- 
ology,  -omy,  -ship;  diablerie,  bedevilment;  witch-craft,  -ery; 
glamour;  fetic-hism,  -ism;  Shamanism  [Esquimaux],  vampir- 
ism; conjuration;  bewitchery,  exorcism,  enchantment,  mysti- 
cism, second  sight,  mesmerism,  animal  magnetism ;  od  -, 
odylic-  force;  electro  -  biology,  clairvoyance;  spiritualism, 
spirit-rapping,  table-tuniing. 

divination  &c.  {prediction)  511;  sortilege,  ordeal,  soi'tes  Vir- 
glliancB  ;  hocus-pocus  &c.  {deception)  545. 

V.  practice  -sorcery  &c.  n. ;  cast  a  nativity,  conjure,  exor- 
cise, charm,  enchant;  be- witch,  -devil;  entrance,  mesmerize, 
magnetize ;  fascinate  &c.  {influence)  615 ;  taboo ;  wave  a  wand ; 
rub  the  -ring,  -  lamp;  cast  a  spell;  call  up  spirits,  -  from  the 
vasty  deep;  raise  spirits  from  the  dead. 

Adj.  magic,  -al;  mystic,  weird,  cabalistic,  talismanic,  phy- 
lacteric,  incantatory ;  charmed  &c,  v. 

993.  Spell. — N.  spell,  charm,  incantation,  exorcism,  weird, 
cabala,  exsuflHation,  cantrap,  runes,  abracadabra,  open  sesame, 
counter-charm,  Ephesian  letters,  bell  book  and  caudle,  Mum- 
bo-jumbo,  evil-eye,  fee-faw-fum. 

426 


VJ.  V.  5*.  RELIGION.  993-997 

talismau,  amulet,  periapt,  telesm,  phylactery,  philtre;  fe- 
tich, fetish;  agnus  Dei. 

wand,  caduceus,  rod,  divining  rod,  lamp  of  Aladdin ;  wish- 
ing -,  Fortunatus's-  cap. 

994.  Sorcerer. — N.  sorcerer^  magician  ;  thaumat-,  the- 
urgist;  conjuror,  necromancer,  seer,  wizard,  witch;  faiiy 
&c.  980;  kimia,  hag,  warlock,  charmer,  exorcist,  mage;  cun- 
ning -,  medicine-  man;  Shaman,  figure-flinger,  ecstatica,  me- 
dium, clairvoyant,  mesmerist;  deus  ex  machind ;  soothsayer 
i&c.  513. 

Katerfelto,  Cagliostro,  Mesmer,  Rosicrucian;  Circe,  siren, 
weird  sisters. 

5°.  Religious  Institutions. 

995.  Churchdom. — N.  church,  -dom;  ministry,  apostleship, 
priesthood,  prelacy,  hierarchy,  church  government,  Christen- 
dom, pale  of  the  church. 

clerical-,  sacerdotal-,  episcopalian-,  ultramontan-ism ;  The- 
ocracy; ecclesiolog-y,  -ist;  priestcraft,  odium  theologicum. 

monach-ism,    -y;  monasticism,  monkhood. 

[Ecclesiastical  offices  and  dignities]  pontificate,  primacy, 
archbishopric,  archiepiscopacy ;  prelacy;  bishop-ric,  -dom; 
episcop-ate,  -acy;  see,  diocese;  deanery,  stall;  canon-ry, 
-icate;  prebend,  -aryship;  benefice,  incumbency,  glebe, 
advowson,  living,  cure ;  rectorship ;  vicar-iate,  -ship ;  deacon- 
ry,  -ship;  curacy;  chaplain,  -cy  -ship;  cardinal-ate,  -ship; 
abbacy,  presbytery. 

holy  orders,  ordination,  institution,  consecration,  induc- 
tion, reading  in,  preferment,  translation,  presentation. 

popedom ;  the  -Vatican,  -  apostolic  see ;  religious  sects  &c. 
984. 

council  &c.  696;  conclave,  convocation,  synod,  consistory, 
chapter,  vestry;  sanhedrim,  conge  d''elire;  ecclesiastical 
courts,  consistorial  court,  court  of  Arches. 

V.  call,  ordain,  induct,  prefer,  translate,  consecrate,  pre- 
sent. 

take  -orders,  -  the  veil,  -  vows. 

Adj.  ecclesi-astical,  -ological;  clerical,  sacerdotal,  priestly, 
prelatical,  pastoral,  ministerial,  capitular.  Theocratic;  hier- 
archical, archiepiscopal ;  episcopal,  -ian;  canonical;  mon-astic, 
-achal ;  monkish ;  abbati-al,  -cal;  pontifical,  papal,  apostolic; 
ultramontane,  priest-ridden. 


996.  Clergy. — iV".  clergy,  cleri- 
cals, ministry,  priesthood,  pres- 
bytery, the  cloth. 

clergyman,  divine,  ecclesiastic, 
churchman,  priest,  presbyter,  hi- 
erophant,  pastor,  shepherd,  min- 


997.  Laity.— JV.  laity,  flock, 
fold,  congregation,  assembly, 
brethren,  people. 

temporality,  secularization . 

layman,    civilian  ;    parishioner, 
catechumen ;  secularist. 
437 


^96-998.  AFFECTIONS.  VI    v.  5^ 


F.  secularize. 

Adj.  secular,   lay,    laical^    civil^ 
temporal,  profane. 


ister;  father,  -  in  Christ;  padre, 
abbe,  cure;  patriarch  ;  reverend; 
black  coat ;  confessor. 

dignitaries  of  the  church ;  eccle- 
si-,  hier-arch;  eminence,  rever- 
ence, elder,  primate,  metropoli- 
tan, archbishop,  bishop,  prelate,  diocesan,  suffragan,  dean,  sub- 
dean,  archdeacon,  prebendary,  canon,  rural  dean,  rector,  par- 
son, vicar,  perpetual  curate,  residentiary,  beneficiary,  incum- 
bent, chaplain,  curate;  deacon,  -ess;  preacher,  reader,  lecturer; 
capitular  ;  missionary,  propagandist,  Jesuit,  revivalist,  field 
preacher. 

churchwarden,  sidesman;  clerk,  precentor,  choir;  almoner, 
Suisse,  verger,  beadle,  sexton,  sacristan;  acol-yth,  -othyst,  -yte; 
chorister. 

[Roman  Catholic  priesthood]  Pope,  Papa,  pontiff,  high 
priest,  cardinal;  ancient  -,  flamen;  confessor;  spiritual  direC' 
tor. 

cenobite,  conventual,  abbot,  prior,  monk,  friar,  lay  brother, 
beadsman,  mendicant,  pilgrim,  palmer;  Franciscan,  Grey  Friars, 
Friars  minor,  Minorites;  Observant,  Capuchin,  Dominican, 
Black  Friars;  Carmelite;  Augustin;  Austin  Friars;  Crossed  -, 
Crutch ed-  Friars;  Bonhomme,  Carthusian,  Benedictine,  Cister. 
cian,  Trappist. 

abb-,  prior-,  canon-ess;  religieuse,  nun,  novice,  postulant. 

[Under  the  Jewish  dispensation]  prophet,  priest,  high  priest, 
Levite;  Rabbi  -n;  scribe. 

[Mohammedan  &c.]  mollah,  ulema,  imaum,  sheik;  so-fi,  -phi; 
mufti,  hadji,  muezzin,  dervish;  fa-kir,  -quir;  brahmin,  gooroo, 
druid,  bonze,  santon,  abdal.  Lama,  talapoin,  caloyer. 

V.  take  orders  &c.  995. 

Adj.  the  - ,  the  very  -,  the  Right-  Reverend ;  ordained,  in 
orders,  called  to  the  ministry. 

998.  Rite. — iV.  rite;  ceremon-y,  -ial;  ordinance,  obser- 
vance, duty;  form,  -ulary;  solemnity,  sacrament;  incantation 
&c.  (speli)  993 ;  sei-vice,  psalmody  &c.  {worship))  990. 

ministration;  preaching,  predication,  sermon,  homily,  lec- 
ture, discourse,  pastoral. 

baptism,  christening,  chrism ;  baptismal  regeneration ;  font. 

confirmation;  imposition  -,  laying  on-  of  hands;  ordination 
&c.  {churchdom)  995;  excommunication. 

Eucharist,  Lord's  supper,  communion;  the  -,  the  holy- 
sacrament  ;  celebration,  high  celebration ;  missa  cantata  ;  offer- 
tory; introit;  consecration;  con-,  tran-substantiation ;  real 
presence ;  elements ;  mass ;  high  -,  low  -,  dry-  mass. 

matrimony  &c.  903 ;  burial  &c.  363  ;  visitation  of  the  sick. 

seven  sacraments,  impanation,  extreme  unction,  maticum^ 
invocation  of  saints,  canonization,  transfiguration,  auricular 
eonfession;     maceration,  flagellation,    sackcloth   and  ashes* 

428 


VI.  V.  5*.  RELIGION.  998—1000. 

penance  &c.  (atonement)  952;  telling  of  beads,  processional; 
thurification,  incense,  holy  water,  aspersion. 

relics,  rosary,  beads,  reliquary,  host,  cross,  crucifix,  pax, 
pix,  pyx,  agnus  Dei,  censer,  patera. 

ritual,  rubric,  canon,  ordinal ;  liturgy,  prayer-book,  book  of 
common  prayer,  pietas,  euchology,  litany,  lectionary;  missal, 
breviary,  mass-book,  bead-roll. 

psalter;  psalm  -,  hymn-  book;  hymn-al,  -ology. 

ritual-,  ceremonial-ism;  sabbat-ism,  -arianism;  ritualist, 
Sabbatarian. 

holyday,  feast,  fast;  Sabbath,  Passover,  Pentecost;  Advent, 
Christmas,  Epiphany,  Lent ;  Passion  -,  Holy-  week ;  Easter, 
Whitsuntide;  Lam-,  Martin-,  Michael-mas;  Rama-dan,  -zan; 
Ba'ram  &c.,  &c. 

V.  perform  service,  do  duty,  minister,  officiate,  baptize, 
dip,  sprinkle;  confirm,  lay  hands  on;  give  -,  administer  -, 
take  -,  receive  -,  attend  -,  partake  of-  the  -sacrament,  - 
communion;  communicate;  administer  -,  receive-  extreme 
unction;  anele. 

excommunicate,  ban  with  bell  book  and  candle. 

preach,  sermonize,  predicate,  lecture. 

Adj.  ritual,  -istic;  ceremonial  ;  baptismal,  eucharistical  ; 
paschal. 

999.  Canonicals. — N.  canonicals,  vestments ;  robe,  gown, 
frock,  pallium,  surplice,  cassock,  dalmatic,  scapulary,  cope, 
scarf,  tunicle,  chasuble,  alb,  alba,  stole ;  fan-on,  -nel ;  tonsure, 
cowl,  hood ;  calo-te,  -tte ;  bands  ;  capouch,  amice ;  apron,  lawn 
sleeves,  pontificals,  pall;  mitre,  tiara,  triple  crown;  shovel  -, 
cardinal's-  hat ;  biretta ;  crosier ;  pastoral  staff ;  thurif er ;  cos. 
tume  &c.  225. 

1000.  Temple. — iV.  place  of  worship;  house  of  -God,  - 
prayer.  ^ 

temple,  cathedral,  minster,  church,  kirk,  chapel,  meeting- 
house, tabernacle,  conventicle,  hasilica,  fane,  holy  place, 
chantry,  oratory. 

synagogue;  mosque;  marabout;  pantheon;'  pagoda;  joss- 
house  ;  dagobah,  tope ;  kiosk. 

parsonage,  rectory,  vicarage,  manse,  deanery,  glebe;  Vati- 
can ;  bishop's  palace. 

altar,  shrine,  sanctuary,  Holy  of  Holies,  sanctum  sancto- 
rum, sacristy ;  communion  -,  holy  -,  Lord's-  table ;  table  of 
the  Lord ;  pyx ;  baptistery,  font. 

chancel,  quire,  choir,  nave,  aisle,  transept,  vestry,  crypt, 
cloisters,  churchyard,  golgotha,  calvary;  stall,  pew;  pulpit, 
ambo,  lectern,  reading-desk,  confessional,  prothesis,  cre- 
dence, baldachin,  daldacchino ;  jesse,  apse,  oriel,  belfry. 

monastery,  priory,  abbey,  friary,  convent,  nunneiy,  cloister. 

Adj.  claustcal,  cloistered;  monast-ic,  -erial;  conventual. 

429 


INDEX 


C^.B.  The  numbers  refer  to  the  headings  under  which  the  words  or 
phrases  occur.  When  the  same  word  or  phrase  may  be  used  in  various 
senses,  the  several  headings  under  which  it,  or  its  synonyms,  will  be 
found,  according  to  those  meanings,  are  indicated  by  the  words  printed 
in  Italics.  These  words  in  Italics  are  not  intended  to  explain  the 
meaning  of  the  word  or  phrase  to  which  they  are  annexed,  but  only  to 
assist  in  the  required  reference. 

When  a  number  or  word  of  reference  is  placed  within  parentheses, 
the  actual  word  or  phrase  will  not  be  found  under  the  heading  referred 
to,  although  it  may  sometimes  be  useful  to  consult  the  category  thus 
indicated. 


A1648 
a  -  fortiori  33 
-se  10 
a  -  fond  52 

-  outrance,  -  plomb 
212 

-  propos  relative  9 
apt^ 

occasion  134 
{expedient  646) 

-  propos  de  bottes 
10 

A.B.  269 

ab  -  extra  220 

-  initio  66 

-  intra  221 

-  ovo  66 

-  ovo  usque  ad  mala 
52 

-  uno  disce  omnesl6 
abacist  85 

aback  2:35 
talie-508 

abacus  85 

Abaddon  978,  982 

abaft  235 

abalienate  783 

abandon 
depart  fixmi  293 
•a purpose  624 


-property  782 

-  hope  859 

-  society  893 
abandon 

lively  682 
artless  703 
abandoned 
neglected  460 
foi-saken  893 
vicious  945 


depress  308 

degrade  879 
abasement 

disrepute  874 

sei-vility  886 
abash  daunt  860 

humiliate  879 
abate  lessen  36 

-  a  price  813 
abattis  717 
abattoir  361 
abba  166 
abbacy  995 
abbatial  995 
abbatis  717 
abbess  996 
abbey  1000 
abbot  996 
abbreviation 

shortening  201 

compendium  59<' 


ABC  beginning  66 

teaching  537 

letters  561 
abdal  fanatic  984 

clergy  ^^ 
abdicate 

-  a  throne  738 

resign  757 
abditory  530 
abducent  289 
abduct  take  789 

steal  791 

repel  289 
abecedarian 

teacher  540 

leaimer  541 
abecedary 

school  542 

letter  561 
aberrant 

exceptional  83 

deviating  279 

divergent  291 

erroneous  495 
aberration 

[see  aberrant] 

variation  20a 

mental -50^ 
abet  707 
abettor  711 
abeyance 

extinction  2 


suspense  142 

expectation  507 
in  -  172 
abhor  dislikemi 

hate  898 
abhorrent 

painful  830 
abide  remain  110 

continue  141,  143 

dwell  186 

quiet  265 

expect  507 
not  -  867 

-  by  assent  488 
obsei've  772 

-  with 

be  composed  826 
abio:ail  746 
abilities 
to  the  best  of  one'i 

-686 
ability  7X)?fler  157 

skill  698 
abiogenesis  161 
abject 

vile  874,  940 

servile  886 

-  fear  862 
abjure 

renounce  607 
resign  757 
ablatiop. 


ABL 


ABS 


ABU 


AC 


subduction  38 

taking  789 
ablaze  heat  382 

light  420 
able  capable  157 

skUfnl 698 

-  seaman  269 
able-bodied  159 
ablegate 

displace  185 

depute  759 
ablepsy  442 
ablude  15 
ablution  652 
abnegation 

deriial  536 

refusal  764 

forbearance  953 
self  -  942 
abnormal  83 

-  mind  503 
abnormis  sapiens  498 
yXiow^  present  186 

ship  273 
go  -  293 
abode  189 
presage  511 
take  up  one's  - 
settle  150 
locate  oneself  IM 
abodementTM 
abois,  aux 
dying  SoO 
danger  665 
difficulty  704 
abolish  destroy  168 

abrogate  756 
abominable 
bad  649 
foul  653 
hateful  898 
abominate 
<?i5ZiA;e  867 
Aafe  898 
abord  894 
aboriginal 
beginning  66 
cause  153 
aborigines  188 
abortion 
immaturity  074 
failure  732 
abound  639 
about  relative  to  9 
nearly  32 
72^arl97 
around  'iXl 
be  -  &Mi?7/  wi^/i  625 
active  ()S2 
beat  -  629 
come  -  658 
get  ~public^\ 
recover  660 
go  -  turn  311 
going  -r2^wv.':32 
not  know  what  one 

Is -699 
put  - 

turn  round  283 
round -311 


send  -  one's  busi- 
ness 756 
set  -  676 
turn  -invert 21^ 
what  it  is  -  454 
what  one  is  -  625 
-it  and  about  it 
573 

-  to  121 
-to  be  152 

above  206 
-all  superior^ 

important  643 
-board 

manifest  525 

artless  703 
fair  939 

-  comprehension  519 

-  ground 
alive  359 

-  the  mark  33 
-pax great  SI 

good  648 

-  praise  944 

-  price  814 

-  stairs  206 

-  suspicion  946 

-  water  5ft/(?  664 
above-mentioned 

j)receding62 

repeated  104 

prior  116 
abracadabra  993 
Abraham 

sham  -  544 
abrasion 

paring  38 

filing  330, 331 
abreast  236 
abreption  789 
abri,  tented' -233 
abridge  lessen  36 

shorten  201 

-in  writing  572, 5f  6 
abridgment 

compendium  596 
abroad 

extraneous  57 

distant  196 

uncertain  475 
get  -public  531 
abrogation  756 
abrupt  sudden  131 

violent  173 

steep  217 

unexpected  508 

style  579 
abruption  44 
abscess  655 
abscissa  466 
abscission 

retrenchment  38 

division  44 
abscond  023 
absence 

non-presence  1«7 

-  of  choice  609a 

-  of  Influence  175a 

-  of  intellect  450a 
-of  mind  458 


-  of  motive  615a 
absentee  187 
absolute 

not  relative  1 
great  31 
complete  52 
certain  474 
affirmative  535 
authoritative  737 
severe  739 
/m  748 
unalienable  924 


confirm  467 
adjudge  480 

-  interest 
property  980 

absolutism  739 
absolve 

liberate  750 

forgive  918 

exempt  927a 

sAnvfc^  952 

acg'wi^.  970 
absonant 

discordant  414 

unreasonable  477 
absorb  cmtibine  48 

toA;e  i/i  296 

consume  077 

-  the  mind 
attention  457 
inattention  458 

-  the  soul  83i 
absorbing 

exigent  630 
impressive  821 

absquatulate  623 

abstain 
refrain  623 
c^i^M^e  678 
temperance  953 

-  from  action  081 

-  from  voting  GC9a 
abstainer  953,  958 
abstemious  953 
absterge  652 
abstersive  !)62 
abstinence    [^ee   ab- 
stain] 

total  -  953,  955 
abstract 

separate  44 

abridge  596 

take  789 

«fea^791 
in  the  -  apart  44 

a/ore«  87 
-Idea  453 

-  oneself 
inattention  458 

-  thought  451 
attention  457 

abstracted 

inattentive  45S 
abstruse  519 
absurdity 

impossible  471 

nonsense  497 

ridiculous  853 


abundant  g-r^a^  81 

enough  639 
abundanti  cautelH,  ©x 

-664 
abuse  deceive  545 
iUtreat  049 
misuse  679 
malediction  908 
^Areai!  909 
upbraid  932 
t;?.o/a/e  961 

-  of  language  56S 

-  of  terms  523 
abusive 

uncourteous  895 

defamatory  934 
abut  toMcA  199 

rest  on  215 
abutment 

defence  717 
aby  remain  141 

encfwre  821,  826 
abysmal  (^ee/;  208 
abyss  space  180 

interval  198 

Ae^/  982 
AC  106 
academic 

teaching  537, 542 
academical 

c«<w^6  578 
academician  492 
Royal  -  559 
academy  543 
acanthus  847 
a  capite  ad  calcem  52 
acariatre  901 
acatalectic  597 
accede  assent  488 

consent  762 
accelerate 

early  132 

stimulate  173 

velocity  274 

hasten  684 
accension  384 
accent  sound  402 

tone  of  voice  580 

rhythm  597 
accentuate  642 
accept  assent  488 

consent  762 

receive  785 

/;a^-e  789 
acceptable 

expedient  646 

agreeable  829 
acceptance 

security  771 
acceptation 

interpretation  522 
acception  522 
access 

approach  286 
easy  of  -  705 
means  of  -  627 
accessible 
possible  470 

ea^705 
accession 


ACC 


ACC 


ACH 


ACR 


increase  35 

addition  37 

-■  to  office  737,  755 

consent  762 
accessory 

additive  37 

adjunct  39 

accompanying  88 

aid  707 

auxiliary  711 
acciaccatura  413 
accidence  567 
accident  event  151 

chance  156 

disaster  619 

misfo7'tune  735 

fatal -361 
accidental 

extrinsic  6 

fortuitous  156 

undesigned  621 
accidents 

trust  to  the  chapter 

of -621 
accipient  785 
acclamation 

assent  488 

approbation  931 
acclunatize 

domesticate  370 

i;mr«  613 
acclivity  217 
accloy  641 
accolade  894 
accommodate 

*wii  23 

adjust  27 

ai<?707 

reconcile  723 

flfiije  784 

fcn<?  787 
-  oneself  to 

conform  82 
accommodating 

^•^n(^  906 
accompaniment 

adjunct  39 

coexistence  88 

musical  415 
accompany 

ac?(i37 

co-«m<  88 

com?Mrl20 

wiT/^c  416 
accompli,  fait  -  729 
accomplice  711 
accomplish 

execute  161 

complete  729 

succeed  731 
accomplishment 

learning  490 

^fl/ewi!  698 
accompts  811 
accord 

uniform  16 

agree  23 

7n»A<fi(;  413 


tonoord  714 


grant  760 
g'i^e  784 

of  one's  own  -  602 
according 

-  as  qualiflcation  469 

-  to  evidence  467 

-  to  circumstances  8 

-  to  law  963 

-  to  rule 
conformably  82 

accordingly 

logicauy  476 
accordion  417 
accost  586 
accoucheur 

minister  631 

doctor  662 
account  list  86 

adjudge  480 

description  594 

<TecZi<  805 

money  -  811 

/am«873 

approbation  931 
call  to - 

censure  932 
find  one's  -  in 

useful  644 

success  731 
make  no  -  of 

undervalue  483 

despise  930 
not  -  for 

unintelligible  519 
on  -  of  motive  615 

caw«e  155 

behatfim 
on  no  -  536 
send  to  one's  - 

A;i^^  361 
take  into  - 

attend  to  457 

qualify  469 
small  -  643 
to  one's  - 
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turn  to- 

improve  658 

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g^ain  775 

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attribution  155 
interpret  522 

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c^e^>i«  811 

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treasurer  801 

auditor  811 
accounts  811 
accouple  43 
accoutrement 

dress  225 

appliance  633 

equipment  673 
accoyl74 


acciedit 

commission  755,  759 

viorcey  805 

honour  873 
accredited ' 

believed  484 

recognized  613 

-  to  755,  759 
accretion 

increase  35 

coherence  46 
accrimination  938 
accrue  «6?c?  37 

re^z^/^  154 

acquire  775 

6«  received  785, 810 
accubation  213 
accueil  894 
accumbent  213 
accumulate 

co^/eci!  72 

«^we  636 

redundance  641 
accurate  494 

-  knowledge  490 
accurse  908 
accursed 

disastimis  649 

undone  828 

vicious  945 
accusation  938 
accuse 

disappi'ove  932 

charge  938 

lawsuit  969 
accustom 

/ia^»i^  613 
ace  5?na/;  quantity  32 

wni^  87 

within  an  - 197 
aceldama  M^  361 

are/ia  728 
acerbate 

embitter  659 

aggravate  835 
acerbity 

acrimony  395 

rudeness  895 

«/?;ee/i  900,  901 

malevolence  907 
acervate  72 
acetous  397 
achame  900 
Achates,  fldus  - 

/newc?  890 

faithful  m^ 
ache  physical  378 

w^n^o^  828 

Acheron 

pit  of  -  982 

achievable  470 

achieve  m<?  67 

produce  161 

(io680 

accom/plistL  729 
achievement 

^fl';i551 

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Achilles,  heel  of  - 

vulnerable  665 


achromatism  429 
acicular  253 
acid  397 
acknov,  ledge 

answer  ^'i 

assent  498 

disclose  529 

at'Ow535 

consent  762 

observe  772 

^ay807 

thank  916 

repent  950 

reward  973 
acknowledged 

custom  613 
acme  210 

-  of  perfection  65C 
Acology  662 
acolyte  996 
aconite  663 
acoustic  418 

-  organs  418 
Acoustics  402 
acquaint 

-  oneself  with  539 

-  with  527 
acquaintance 

knowledge  490 

information  527 

friend  890 
make  -  with  888 
acquiesce 

assent  488 

tvilling  488 

consent  762 

tolerate  826 
acquire 

develop  161 

O-e^  775 

recexiie  785 

-  a  habit  613 

-  learning  589 
acquirement 

knowledge  490 

leamina  539 

talent  698 

rem^;;;  810 
acquisition 

Knowledge  490 

g^aiTi  775 
acquit 

liberate  750 

exempt  927a 

vindicate  937 

innocent  946 

absolve  970 
acquit  oneself 

behave  692 

-  of  a  debt  807 

-  of  a  duty  926 

-  of  an  obligatioi 

772 
acquittal  970 
acquittance 

receipt  771 
acres  spots  180 

ton(i342 

property  780 
Acres,  Bob 


ACR 


ADD 


ADM 


ADO 


coward  862 
acrid 

pungent  392 

unsavoury  395 
acrimony 

physical  171 

discourtesy  895 

hatred  898 

anger  900 

malevdence  907 
acroamatism  490 
acrobat 

strength  159 

aci'w  599 

proficient  700 

mountebank  844 
across 

transverse  219 


acrostic  /^i^er  561 

?^7<  842 
act  imitate  19 

physical  170 

-  0/  a  jp/ay  599 

personate  599 

voluntary  680 

statute  697 
in  the  - 

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grui/i  947 

-  a  part/e^g-n.  544 

-  one's  part 
business  625 
<?wi!2/  926 

-  upon 
physical  170 
mental  615 
^rtA-^  jy^e^As  680 

-  up  to  772 

-  well  one's  part  944 

-  without  authority 
738 

acting  deputy  759 
actinic  420 
actinometer  445 
action  physical  170 
voluntary  680 
battle  720 
law  969 
line  of  -  692 
put  in  -  677 
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word  550 
thick  of  the  -  682 
actionable  9fj4 
activepA2/*i6'a/17l 
voluntary  682 

-  service  722 

-  thought  457 
activity  682 
actor 

impostor  548 

player  599 

agent  690 

affectation  855 
Acts  record  551 

AjMstolic  985 
actual  existing  1 

present  118 

recM  494 


(identical  13) 
actuary  811 
actuate  615 
actum  est  729 
acu  tetigisti,  rem  - 

disc?i,mination 
465 

exactness  494 
acuity  253 
aculeated  253 
acumen  498 
acuminated  253 
acupuncture  260 
Acustics  402 
acute  energetic  171 

physically  violent 
173 

jwinted  253 

2)hysicaUy  sensible 
375 

musical  tone  410 

perspicacious  498 

cunning  702 

strong  feeling  821 

rrvorduy  painful  830 

-  angle  244 

-  ear  418 

-  note  410 
acutely  31 
ad 

-  eundem  27 

-  hominem  79 

-  infinitum  105 

-  instar  82 

-  interim  106 
-rem  23 

A.D.  106 
adage  496    . 
adagio  music  415 

slow  275 
Adam  sin  945 
adamant  stivng  159 

hard  323 
adapt  agree  23 

eqncdize  27 

-  oneself  to 
confonn  82 

adaptable 

useful  644 
add  increase  35 

join  37 

numerically  85 
addendum  39 
adder  913 
addict  habit  613 
additament39 
addition 

adjunction  37 

thing  added  39 

arithmetical  85 
addle  barren  169 

incomplete  730 

abortive  732 

-  the  wits  503 
addlehead  501 
addleheaded  499 
address 

residence  189 
direction  550 
speak  to  tm 


skill  698 

request  765 
addresses 

courtship  902 
adduce 

bring  to  288 

evidence  467 
ademption  789 
Adenology  329 
adept  700 
adequate  power  157 

sufficient  639 

/o?'  a  purpose  644 
adhere  «<icA;  46 
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persevere  604a 

/^a6^(!  613 

-  to  an  obligation  77 

-  to  a  duty  926 
adherent 

follower  IW 
adhesive  sticking  46 

sticky  352 
adhibit  677 
adhortation  695 
adieu  departure  293 

loss  776 
adipocire  356 
adipose  355 
adit  oi^ce  260 

conduit  350 

passage  627 
adjacent  197 
adjection  37 
adjective  39 
adjoin  near  197 

contact  199 
adjourn  133 
adjudge  480 
adjudicate  480 
adjunct 

thing  added  39 

accompaniment  88 

aid  707 

auxiliary  711 
adjuration 

affirmation  535 

negation  536 
adjure  request  765 

promise  768 
adjust  arfa?;^  23 

equalize  27 

prepare  673 

«c«/e  723 

-  differences  774 
adjutage 

opening  260 

«i/)6  350 
adjutant 

a?m/tary  711 

military  745 
adjuvant  helper  707 

fiMa;e/iar2/ 711 
admeasurement  466 
administer 

conduct  693 

exercise  autJiority 
737 

-  correction  972 

-  oath  768 


-  sacrament  998 

-  to  oirf  707 
oi?j<s  784 

administration  of 

justice  965 
administrative 

official  73V 

judicial  965 
admirable 

excellent  648 

virtuous  944 
admiral  745 
Admiralty,  court  of 

966 
admirari,  nil  -  871 
admiration 

wonder  870 

love  897 

respect  928 

apj[>roval  931 
admired  disorder  59 
admirer  897 
admissible 

relevant  23 

receivable  296 

tolerable  651 

-  in  society  852 
admit 

composition  54 
include  76 
/e(!.m  296 
«s«ew<  488 
acknoivledge  529 
permit  760 
concede  762 
Gcce;;^  785 

-  exceptions  469 

-  of  470 
admitted 

customary  613 

-  maxim  &c.  496 
admixture  41 
admonish 

?/'077i  668 

advise  695 

reprove  932 
ado  activity  082 

exertion  686 

diMc-ulty  704 
make  much  -  about 

important  (>42 
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thing 

overestimate  482 

itnimportant  643 

unskilful  699 
adolescence  131 
Adonis  845 
adonize  847 
adopt 

naturalize  184 

cAoow  609 

-  a  cause  aicf  707 

-  a  course  692 

-  an  opinion  484 
adoption 

religious  987 
adore  love  897 

worship  990 
adorn  847 


ADO 


ADV 


AFF 


AFL 


adowii  20r 

adrift  vnrelafed  10 

(li^oined  44 

dispersed  73 

vncertain  475 

unapt  699 

go  -  deviate  279 

turn  -  disporse  73 

liberate  750 

dismiss  756 
adroit  G98 
adscititious 

exti'insic  6 

a</rferf  37 

redundant  641 
adscriptus  glebse  746 
adulation  9^^ 
adulator  935 
Adnllam,  cave  of  - 

desertion  624 

discontent  832 
adult  131 
adulterate  mix  41 

deteriorate  659 
adulterated 

5A«?ft  545 
adulterer  962 
adultery  961 
adumbrate 

darkness  421 

allegonze  521 

represent  554 
adumbration 

semMance  21 

allusion  526 
aduncity  244 
adustion  384 
advance  increase  35 

co?/n<!e  109 

iri'ogress  283 

GS6'e?'/^  535 

imjrrove  653 

«irf  707 

sncxeed  731 

fcrtrf  787 
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front  2:34 

precession  280 
in -of 

supenar  33 
in  -  of  one's  age  498 
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-  of  learning  &c. 
490 

advanced  282 

-  in  life  128 

-  guard  2.34 

-  work  717 
advances,  make  - 

offer  763 

social  892 
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colour  436 
advantage 

superiority  33 

good  618 

mechanical  -  633 
dressed  to  -  847 
find  one's-  in  644 
gain  an  -  775 


set  off  to  -  658 
take  -  of  -use  677 
make  the  most  of 
6J8 

-  over  success  731 
advantageous 

beneficial  648 

profitable  775 
advene  37 
advent 

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event  151 

apirroach  286 

arrival  292 
Advent  998 
adventitious 

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adventure  c?/e;i^  151 

chance  i56 

pursuit  623 

danger  665 

</•£  ai:  675 
adventurer 

traveller  268 

experimenter  463 

gambler  631 

y-a^A  863 

ignoble  876 
adventures 

history  594 
adventurous 

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ras/i  863 
adversaria  551 
adversary  710 
adverse  opposed  708 

xinprosperous  735 

disliking  867 

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adversity  735 
advert  457 
advertise  531 
advice  /io^ice  527 

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counsel  695 
advisable  646 
advise  predict  511 

inform  527 

counsel  695 

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451 

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better  -  658 
adviser  teacher  540 

counsellor  695 
advocacy 

approbation  931 
advocate 

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recommend  695 

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coumellcn-  9u8 
Advocate,  the  - 

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advocation 

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advoutress  962 
advoutry  9iil 
advowson  095 
adynamic  160 
adytum  room  191 

prediction  511 

were?  ?>?rtct;  530 
adzooks  870 
ajdile  9o5 
aigis  717 

asgrescil  medendo  659 
teon  976 
aiquam  servi re  men- 

tem  826 
requo  animo  8.13.  826 
lere  perennius  873 
aerial  elevated  20'J 

gas  3:34 

air  3-i3 

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aerie  189 
Aerodynamics 

gas  331 

uind  349 
aerolite  313 
Aerology  a38 
Aeromancy  511 
Aerometer  338 
aeronaut  269 
aeronautics 

navigation  267 

air  3:38 
aerostat  6«/;oo?i  273 
Aerostatics  267,  334 
aerostation  33S 
/Esculapius  662 
^sop  846 
aesthetic 

sensibility  375 

beauty  845 

taste  850 
seternum  servans  sub 

pectore  vulnus919 
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affable 

condescending  879 

courteous  894 
affair  ei'f?ii  151 

topic  454 

business  625 

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affaires,  chai-ge  d'  - 

758 
affect  relate  to  9 
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to/<cA  824 
desire  865 
tot-e  897 
affectation  855 
affected  with 
feeling  821 
disease  655 
affectibility  822 
affecting 


patJvetic  830 
affection  feeling  821 

fore  89f 
affections  820 
affettuoso 

music  415 
affiance  jrromise  763 

i;r««<  a58 
affianced  tot'«  897 

marriage  903 
affiche  531 
affidation  769 
affidavit 

affirmation  535 

record  551 

laivsrnt  969 
affiliation 

relation  9 

kindred  11 

attribution  155 
affinity  relation  9 

similarity  17 
affirmation 

assert  535 

fi56^ert<  488 
affix  orfc;  37 

sequel  39 

fasten  43 

/^//gr  561 
afflation  349 
afflatus  -jfiyif?  349 

inspiration  985 
afflict  8:30 

-  with  illness  653 
affliction  ^;«iy/  a^ 

infliction  SiO 

adversity  735 
affluence 

sufficiency  639 

pwsperity  734 

wea/^/i  803 
affluent  ?*u'(?r  348 
afflux  286 
afford  supply  784 

tceaM  803 

2/ie/(a^  810 

«(?///o?-  812 

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make  free  of  t^ 

liberate  750 
affray  720 
affreet  980 
aftriction  331 
affright  800 
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provocation  900 

i7isult  929 

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affuse  337 
afield  186 
afire  382 
afloat  extant  1 

unstable  149 
going  on  151 
ship  273 
navigation  267 
ocean  341 
«ez^?«  5:33 
preparing  678 


AFL 


AGG 


AGR 


AIR 


keep  oneself  -  734 
set  -  publish  Ml 
afoot  on  hand  625 
preparing  673 
ccsdr  682 
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aforesaid 
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prior  116 
nforcthonght  611 
afraid  860' 
be  -  irresolute  605 

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473 

afresh  repeated  104 

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Afric  heat  382 
af  rite  980 
aft  235 
after  in  order  63 

in  time  117 

too  late  12^ 

rear  235 

2jursuit  622 
be  -  intention  620 

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go  -follow  281 

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qiiatification  409 
o;i  iAe  ?f;/i(?^e  473 

-  time  i;33 

after  accei)tation  516 
after-age  124 
after-clap  509 
after-life  1E2 
afternoon  128 

-  farmer  683 
after-part 

sequel  65 

rear  235 
after-piece  599 
after-taste  390 
after-thought 

tfwvglit  451 

memory  505 

change  of  mind  607 
after-time  121 
afterwards  117 
aga  745 
agacerie  615 
again  duplicate  90 

repeated  104 

-  and  again  136 
come  -  2)e7-iodio  138 
fall  off -6G1 

live -660 
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antejyodit^on  237 

provision  673 

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chances-  473 
iledaim  -  932 
false  witness  -  934 
go  -  708 

set  -  actively  898 
set  one's  face  - 

refuse  764 


disapprove  932 
stand  up  -  resist  719 
raise  &c.  one's  voice 
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608 

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704 

painful  830 
dislike  867 

-  the  stream  704 

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agamist  904 
agape  carious  455 

expectant  507 

wonder  870 
Agapemone 

pleasure  827 

love  897 
agate  847 
age  time  106 
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long  time  110 

present  time  118 

oklness  124 

advanced  life  128 
of  - 131 

from  age  to  -  112 
age  qnod  agis  !  082 
agency 

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instmmentality  631 

means  632 

employment  677 

voluntary  action 
680 

direction  693 

commission  755 
agenda  625 
list  of  -  626 
agent  physical  153 

voluntary  6!>0 

consignee  758 
agcntship  755 
ages  :   for  -  110 

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agglomerate 

cohere  46 

assemble  72 
agglutinate  46 
aggrandize 

in  degree  35 

in  bulk  194 

honour  873 
aggravate 

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vehemence  173 

exaggerate  549 

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aggravation  835 
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aggression  716 
aggrieve  injure  649 

distress  830 
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aghast 

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tvonder  870 
agile  5ywi//  274 

active  682 
agio  813 
agiotage  794 
agitate  move  315 

inquire  4G1 

activity  682 

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changeableness  149 

energy  171 

motion  315 
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agnate  11 
agnition  762 
agnomen  564 
agnu3  Dei  sjiell  993 

r?/e  998 
ago  U'2 

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agoing  082 
set  •-  707 
agon  ism  720 
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painful  830 
agony 

physical  378 

mental  82  i 

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agrarian  371 

agree  accord  23 
concur  178 
as*e«^  488 
concord  714 
consent  702 
compact  769 
compromise  774 

-  in  opinion  488 

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agrestic  371 
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ambush  530 
aguish  co/rf  383 
ah  me!  839 
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ahead  in  front  234 
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go  -  progression  28£ 
shoot  -  h'anscu?'sio'i 
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rock  -  danger  665 
piZ/rt^/  067 
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aid  Ae//;  70r 
charity  903 
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aiguille  253 
aigulet  847 
aiKsi.c7(;055 

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aimable,  faire  1'  -  89T 
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897 
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toithoiit  design  621 
air  unsubstantial  4 

broach  06 

lightness  320 

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appearance  448 
refresh  0S9 
fashionable  352 
beat  the  -  C45 
fill  the -401 
fine  -  salubrity  656 
fish  in  the  -  645 
fowls  of  the  -  366 
rend  the  -  404 
take  -  531 
air-balloon  273 
air-drawn  51.3 
air-gun  727 
airing  266 
air-pipe  351 
air-pump  349 
airs  affectation  855 
pride  878 
vanity  8.S0 
airogauce  885 
air-tight  261 
airy  [see  air] 
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active  Q^     ^     * 

^i^.^,?'»'s  lamp  993 

cause  for -665 

"jannist  862 
alarum 

inclicatio7i  550 
aIaKX^'^«"^«-660 
alb  999 
albeit  30 
albiflcation  430 
albino  443 

album  doo/t  593 

Alcaic  597 
alcaid  745 
alcalde  745 
Alchemy  144 
aJcohor    ^ 

'Jrii,ki7ig  959 
Alcoran  986 

alcove  5oef7«.  191 
,,^,<^%2f  252 
Alclebaian  423 
a  dermau  745 
ale  29S 

"'pa,  jacta  est  -  601 
A lee to  173 

Alectromancy  511 
alehouse  189 

go  to  the  -  959 
alembic 

conversion  I44 

fwnace  386 


alerte  669 
Aleuromancv  511 
Alexandrine 
o^«a/'e  style  577 
t^'er^e  597 
(^<?/i<7/'A  200) 
a  exipharmic  662 
«'ex,teric662 
A.lgebra  85 
a'gifl  383 
Algoloory  369 
«|goritlim85 
^'guaxij  965 
alias  565 
alibi  187 

foreign  57 

iransfei'  783 

geniile  989 
a  lenabJe  783 
alienate 

^?-«;?,v/'^.  733 

estrange  889 
aliSS^^898 

mental -5a3 
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envious  921 
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alight  *to;?  265 
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provision  803 
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^H^^ot  part  51 
pmnder  84 

al.t|  visum,  diis-601 

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intelligent  498 
activemi 
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^^^P -co?itinne  143 
^^^Ptl^e  memory- 

-  to  attention  457 
cognizant  490 
ififormea  587 

able  698 

.^enmie  823 
alkahest  335 
all  ?('//o/,?  50 

comjilete  52 

Oen^rality  73 
r  absorbing  642 
"1  -  ages  112 


AJLL 

~  agog  865 

-  m  all  50 
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-  along  of  154 

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-  colours  440 
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in  -  directions  278 
at  -  CA-ents 
compensation  ?0 
Qmlijication  469 
true  494 
fesolve  m4 
~  fours  ^ff^y  705 
cards  %40 
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'ionour  to  873 
celebration  883 
W'^^rfe^y  894 

on -hands  488 

-  of  a  lieap  72 

-  manner  of 
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^l^ififoni  81 
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~  at  once  1 13 

~om  equal  27 
indifferent  866 

-  over  end  67 

-universal  78 

aestruction  162 

«7Wce  180 
at  -  points  52 
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.  Ood  976 
;";,T  ^"arters  180 
in    l~  ^'esiJoct  928 
in  -  respects 
completely  52 
truly  494 

■'ght!  922 


-searching  461 
on -sides 227 

-^hmgstoallmen 

-the  time  106 
at  -  times  136 
-  together  50 
-ways 
atstortion  243 
aeviation  279 

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.f^aid- 746 
Allah  979 
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*^u>derate  174 
pacify  723 
,      reltei-e  884 

-  excitability  ^i2(3 
al  ective  G15 

^^^^e  evidence  467 
assert  535       ^ 
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allegiance 
obedience  743 
,^uty  926 
allegory 
sirnilitude  ^m 
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ch^erfu  I S36 
a  ehijah  990 
a  emande  840 
alleviate 
nwderate  I74 
relieve  834 
alley  coui-t  189 
1>assa{je  26 
way  627 

^W^y  712 
union  714 
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a  ign  278 
alliteration 
simUarity  17 

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alIodium./>¥^748 

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«  ;oquy  586 
allot  airange  60 
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allow  a.<5,?.^;:  400 

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allowance 

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gift  784 
allotment  786 
discount  G13 
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with  grains  of -483 
make  -  for  ^^^ 

forgive  918 

^indicate  937 
alloy  WW/?/;,?  41 

debase  659 
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ALL 


ALT 


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AMI 


mean  516 

refer  to^o21 

latent  526 

inform  527 
allure  move  615 

create  desire  805 
alluring 

nleasurahle  829 
allusive 

relative  9 
alluvial  fet3(?;  213 

land  343 

plain  344 
alluvium 

de]X)sit  40 

/a«c?  343 

^oi/  G53 
ally  auxiliary  711 

friend  891 
alma  mater  542 
almanac 

clLronometi^  114 

record  531 
almightv  157 
Almighty,  the  -  976 
almoner 

treasurer  801 

church  ojicer  996 
almost  nearly  32 

no<  ^(a^e  651 

-  all  50 

-  immediately  133 
alms  gift  784 

benevolence  906 
WGi^ship  990 
almsman  785 
Alnaschar's  dream 
imagination  515 
/w;>e  858 
aloes  395 
aloft  206 
a  logy  497 
alone  single  87 
vnaide'd  706 
let  -  not  -use  678 
«oi  restrain  748 
along  200 
get  -jrrogress  282 
go  -  depart  293 
go  -with  concur  178 
o**f  «<  488 
cooperate  709 

-  of  caused  by  154 

-  with  added  37 
together  88 

by  inean^  of  C^)\ 
alongside  w*ar  197 

wa?-a/(fe/216 

laterally  236 
aloof  distant  196 
.    /iffir/i  206 

secluded  893 
Btand  -  inaction  681 

re/?w«  764 

cautious  864 
aloud  404 
think  -  soliloquy  589 

?i«tr€/!^  70;3 
Alp  206 
ali>en8tock  215 


Alpha  66 

-  and  Omega  50 
alphabet 

beginning  66 

/e/^ers  561 
alphabetarian  541 
Alphitomancy  511 
alpine  hi(/h  206 
Alpine  Club 

traveller  268 

ascent  305 
already 

antecedently  116 

evennoiv  118 

»as^  iime  123 
Alsatia 

thieving  791 

t'ice  945 
also  37 
altar  marriage  903 

c/««'c/i  1000 
alter  140 

-  the  case  468 

-  one's  course  279 
alter  ego 

similar  17 

auxiliary  71 1 

deputy  759 

/•/7e/<rf  890 
alterable  149 
alteram  partem, 
audire  - 

counter-evidence 
468 

just  922 
alterative 

remedy  662 
altercation  713 
altered  ??)or?i  688 

-  for  the  worse  659 
alternate 

recijirocal  12 

sequence  63 

discontinuous  70 

jieriodic  138 

changeable  149 

oscillate  314 
alternative 

substitute  147 

oAoice  609 

?>/fm  626 
although 

co7npen^mtion  30 

counteraction  179 

?/»/€*•«  409 

(opposition  708) 
altiloquence  577 
Altimetry 

Adg'/ii  206 

fl/ig'/'g  244 

measurement  406 
altit\ide  Aei^Ai  206 

-  and  azimuth  466 
alto  410 

alto  -  rilievo 

convex  250 

sculpture  557 
altogether 

collectively  M 

entirely  63 


nlnm  397 
alumnus  541 
alveolus  253 
always 

uniformly  16 

generally  78 

during  106 

2Jerpeiu  ally  112 

habitually  613 
a.m.  125 
amability 

2)leasing  829 

courtesy  894 
amain 

violence  173 

/ifls(!e  684 
amalgam,  -ate 

mixtwe  41 

compound  48 
Amalthrea's  horn  639 
amantium  inc  918 
amanuensis 

recorder  553 

secretary  590 
amaranthine  112 
amari  aliquid 

iatZ  649 

imperfect  651 

pain  fid  830 
amaritude  3i)5 
amass  whole  50 

co^fec^  72 

«to?'e  638 
amateur  tef/e  850 

votary  8G5 
amatory  897 
amaurosis  442 
amaze  8T0 
auiazingly  31 
Amazon 

warrior  726 

courage  861 
ambages 

convolutions  248 

circumlocution  573 

circuit  629 
ambagious 

c^j/r?^s6  573 
ambassador 

messenger  534 

representative  758 
amber  356a 
-  colour  436 
ambid(!Xter 

right  and  left  2m 

fickle  607 

dev^r  698 
aml)ient  227 
anibigu  41 
amijiguas  spargci-e 

voces 

uncertain  475 

misleack  588 

/rt/.ve  544 

cunning  702 
ambiguous 

uncertain  475 

unintelligible  519 

equivocal  520 

obscure  671 


ambiloqny  520 
ambit  230 
ambition 

intention  620 

desire  805 
amble  ?;ace  266 

/f^^^  274 
ambo  school  542 

?K///wi!  lOOC 
ambo,  Arcades  - 

a/iA-e  17 

friends  890 

6a(i  ??i6/i  949 
ambrosia  298 
ambrosial 

savoury  394 

fragrant  400 
ambulance 

vehicle  272 

hosintal  662 
ambulation  266 
ambuscade  530 
ambush  hiding  53C 

pit  fall  m7 
lie  in  -  528 
ambustion  384 
ame-dc  boue  949 

-  damnee 
catspaw  711 
servant  7-!6 
servile  886 
^)ac?  w«?i.  949 

-  qui  vive 
no  o??e  101 
absence  187 

ameer  875 
ameliorate  658 
amen  fwse/vi  488 

submission  725 

content  831 
amenable  926 
amend  658 
amende  honorable 

952 
amends 

comjjensation  30 

atonement  952 

reward  973 
amenity 

pleasing  829 

courtesy  894 
amerce  974 
Americanism  563 
amethyst 

purple  437 

jeivelSir 
amiable 

courteous  894 

foi'i;;(7  897 

Xi/K/  906 
amicable 

assisting  707 

friendly  888 
amice  9i>9 
amicus  -  curlaj  527 

-  humani  generis  910 

-  usque  ud  aras  89C 
amidst 

between  288 

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amiss  619 

co]iie  -  disagree  24 

mistime  135 

inezvedient  647 

do  -  945 

go  -  782 

nothing  comes  -  823 

tivke  -  dislike  807 

resent  90 
amity  co/^corcZ  714 

I)eace  721 

friendship  888 
ammunition 

inatenals  635 

Jt'fir  727 
R:nnesty 

pacification  723 

forgiveness  918 
a'.nr.is,  rusticus  ex- 
pectnt  diim  deliuat 
-  hope  858 
among 

mixed  with  41 

between,  228 
amor  patriae  910 
amore,  con  - 

rvillingly  602 

heartily  821 
amoroso  599 
amorous  897 

-  glances  902 
amorphous 

irregular  83 

foi-mless  241 
amorphism  241 
amortization  784 
amotion  270 
amount 

gyiontity  25 

degree  26 

evm  of  money  800 

j)rice  812 
gross  -  50 

-  to  eqrial  27 
mirriber  85 

amour  /ot'6  897 

intrigue  961 
•-  propre 

rani/y  880 
amphibious  83 
amphibology  520 
Amphictyonic  coun- 
cil 696 
amphigOTir!  497 
amphitheatre 

2)rospect  441 

scJiOOl  543 

theatre  509 

arena  7;28 
Amphitryon  890 
amphora  191 
ample  invch  31 

spacious  180 

Zflrj/e  192 

broad  202 

copious  639 
amplify 

expand  i94 

exaggerate  54d 

diffuse  style  573 


amplitude 

quantity  25 

degree  26 

«i2€  192 

breadth  202 

enough  639 
amputate  38 
amulet  H;'?  (7  24'( 

chann  993 
amusare  la  bocca,  per 

-394 
amuse  please  829 

c/ireri  840 
amusement  840 
place  of  -  840 
amussim,  ad  -  494 
amylaceous  352 
an  ?/  514 
ana  594 
Anabaptist  984 
anachronism 

false  time  115 

inopjTortune  135 
anacoluthon  70 
anaconda  913 
anacreontic  597 
aniesthesia  376 
avayKyf  601 

anaglyph 

representation  554 

sculpture  557 
anagoge 

metaphor  521 

latency  526 
anagram 

double  sense  520 

^€c?'<?^  533 

/€«er  561 

?i-27  842 
analecta  596 
analeptic  662 
analogy  relation  9 

similarity  17 
analysis 

decomjwsition  49 

arrangement  60 

algebra  85 

inquiry  461 

expei-iment  463 

reasoning  476 

compendium  596 
analyst 

investigator  461 

experimenter  463 
anamorphosis 

dislm'lion  243 

optical  443 

misrepresentation 
555 
anapaest  597 
anarchist 

disobedient  742 

evil-doer  913 
anarchy 

diso7'der  59 

^ocifl^  738 
anastatic  printing  558 
anastomosis 

junction  43 

crossing  219 


anastrophe  218 
anathema  00,", 
anathematize  908 

censure  93J 

rfe/rae;!  934 
anatomize  dissect  44 

investigate  4G1 
anatomy 

dissection  44 

leanness  203 

/ea?Ctfre  329 
Anatomy 

science  357 
Comparative  -  368 
anatriptic  331 
ancestral 

bygone  122 

o^(?124 

«(7^cZ  128 
ancestry  166 
anchor 

connection  45 

^to;;  205 

safeguard  666 

Aope  858 
at  -^aerf  150 

stationed  184 

w/€  6G4 
cast  -  se/^^g  184 

arrive  292 
sheet  -  7?iea;2*  632 
anchorage 

location  184 

roadstead  189 

re/"*^5'e  606 
anchored 

^a?^(;  150 
anchorite 

recluse  893 

ascetic  955 
anchylosis  150 
ancient  o/c?  124 

^a^'  550 
-  times  122 
ancillary  707 
ancle  [i^^e  ankle] 
and  addition  37 

accompaniment  88 
andante  415 
andiron  386 
androgynous  83 
anecdote  594 
anele  998 
Anemography  349 

ai'e.aoijA.ta  /Sa^etf  497 

anent  9 
avripidfi.oi'  yeXa-Jixa 

348 
aneroid  338 
anew  a(7«ift  104 

?(C?6;/y  12:3 
anfractuosity  248 
angel 

object  of  love  8'^'7 

good  person  948 

supernatural  being 

977 
fallen  - 

dad  man  949 

deri/  "78 


guardian  - 

safety  664 

auxiliary  711 

benefactor  912 
angelic  944 
angels  and  minister? 

of  grace  defend  us. 

8C0 
anger  900 
Angiology  329 
angle  244 

tr-y  403 
at  an  -  217 
Anglicanism  984 
angling  622 
anguille  an  genou, 
romprel'  - 

impotent  158 

im]pssil)le  471 
anguilliform 

filainent  205 

serpentine  248 
anguis  in  herba  667 
anguish 

-physical  378 

moral  828 
angular  244 

-  velocity  264 
angularity  244 
angusta  domi,  res  ■ 

804 
angustation  203 
anhelation  688 
anhydrous  340 
aniline  dyes  437 
anility  age  128 

imbecility  499 
animadvert 

consider  451 

attend  to  457 

reprehend  932 
animal  360 
female  -  374 

-  cries  412 

-  economy  359 

-  gratification  377 

-  life  364 

-  Physiology  368 
-spirits  836 

animalcule 

minute  193 

animal  306 
animalism 

sensucdity  954 
animality  364 
animate 

induce  615 

excite  824 

enliven  836 
animation 

life  359 

animality  364 

activity  682 

vivacity  8:36 
suspended  -  823 
animo,  ex-Gft2 
quo  -  6'20 
animosity 

dislike  867 

enmity  889 


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natred.m 

anger  QOO 
Hr.imas 

JiiUingness  602 

:  :>ienUon  &iQ 

vs€.9ire865 
awkie  244 

deep  deep  20^ 

shallow  209 
;.skiet  847 
;,analiGt 

chronologist  114 

rzcorder  553 

..ironology  114 

record  531 

acvount  594 
BTineal  673 
annex  ac^tjf  37 

^■oi;i  43 
annexe  39 
annihilate 

extinguish  2 

destroy  162 
anniversary  138 
anno  lOo 
annotation 

explanation  522 

«o/e  550 
annotator  524 
announce 

2iredict  51 1 

inform  527 

publish  531 

a.«seri  535 
annoy 

jnofe-Ji  649,  907 

disquiet  8'30 
annoyance  823 
source  of  -  830 
annual  periodic  138 

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book-  593 
annuity  810 
annul 

desf7W/'l62 

abolish  756 
annular  247 
annunciate 

inform  527 

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annus  niaguus  108 
anodyne 

lenitive  174 

remedi(d  062 

re/i6/8;34 
anoint co«/ 223 

lubricate  332 

oi;  355 
tnointed 

</6i/y  976 

king  745 
anomaly 

disorder  59 

irregularity  83 
anon  132 
anonymous  565 
anorexy  8u6 
another 

differerU  15 


repetition  104 
tell  -  story  463 
go  upon  -  tack  607 

-  time  119 
answer 

to  an  inquiry  462 
confute  479 
solution  522 
succeed  731 
pecuniary  profit  775 
pleadings  969 
require  an  -  461 

-  for  deputy  759 
2}7vmise  768 
<70  6ffi^  803 

I'll-  for  it  535 

-  the  helm  743 

-  the  purpose  731 

-  to  coi^espond  9 

-  one's  turn  644 
answerable 

bail  805 

duty  928 

censurable  932 
ant  690 
Antieus 

strength  159 

size  192 
anta<?onism 

difference  14 

physical  179 

voluntary  708 
antagonist  710 
antarctic  237 
antecedence 

iyi  o?Y?er  62 

i/i^imell6 
antecedent  64 
antechamber  191 
ante  Christum  106 
antedate  115 
antediluvian  124 
antegropelos  225 
antelope  274 
antemundane  124 
antenna  379 
anteposition  62 
anterior 

in  order  62 

in  time  116 

injilace'ZZA 

-  to  reason  477 
anteroom  191 
antevert  706 
anthem  990 
anthemion  847 
anthology 

colleciion  596 

poem  597 
anthracite  388 
Anthropology 

zoology  368 

mankind  372 
Anthropomancy  511 
anthropophairi  913 
Anthroposcopy  511 
Anthroposophy  372 
antic  840 

antichambre,  faire  - 
133 


antichristian 

heterodox  984 

irreligious  989 
antichronism  115 
anticipate 

anuchromsm  115 

priwity  116 

future  121 

early  132 

expect  507 

forecee  510 

prepare  673 

hope  858 
anticlimax 

decrease  36 

6a//20A'  497,  853 
anticlinal  217 
antidote  662 
antilogarithm  84 
antilogy  477 
antimony  663 
Antiiiomian  984 
antinomy  964 
Antinous  845 
antiparallel  217 
antipathy 

dislike  867 

hate  893 
antiphon  music  415 

answer  462 

worship  990 
antiphrasis  563 
antipodes 

difference  14 

distance  195 

contraposition  237 
antiquary 

j)ast  times  122 

scholar  492 

historian  553 
autiquas  vias,  stare 
super  - 

/iaW<  613 

conservative  670 
antiquated  awc^  128 

(put  of  fashion  851) 
antique  124 
antiquity  122 
antiscriptural  984 
antiseptic  662 
antisocial  911 
antistrophe  597 
antithesis 

contrast  14 

style  574,  577 
antitype  22 
antler  253 
antonoraasia 

metaphor  521 

non\£nclatare  564 
di\t\'\\  supporf-ZX^ 
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irdended  620 

in  hand  025 

preparing  673 
anxiety  ;;awi  828 
/(?«?•  860 

desire  865 
anxious  expectation 

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any  some  25 

;?«?'<  51 

no  choice  609a 

at  -  price  ;04<lf 
at  -  rate 

certain  474 

tone  494 

at  all  hazardo  304 
anybody  78 
anyhow 

careless  460 

in  some  tvay  627 
anything  one  knows 
'       for -491 
aorist 

indefnite  time  102, 
119 
aorta  350 
apace  early  132 

sioifi  27-^ 
apart 

separate  44 

singleness  87 

set  -  636 

wide  ~ 196 
apartment  191 

-s  to  let 

imbecile  499 
apathy  823 
ape  imitate  19 
Apelles  559 
aper9u  596 
aperture  260 
apex  210 
aphelion  196 
aphony  581 
aphorism  496 
apiary  370 
Apicius  957 
apiece  79 
apish  499 
aplanatic  429 
aplomb 

stability  150 

self-possession  498 

resolution  604 
Apocalypse  985 
Apocrypha  985 
apocryphal 

uncertain  475 

eiToneous  405 

heterodox  984 
apodictic  478 
apogi-aph  21 
Apollo  sun  318 

music  416 

luminary  423 

beauty  845 
magnus  - 

sage  500 

adviser  695 
ApoUyon  978 
apologue 

metaphor  521 

teaching  537 

descHption  Wk 
apology  excuse  617 

mndicalion  937 

penitence.  950 

'xtanevMnt  952 


APO 


APP 


APR 


ARC 


rtpophthegm  496 
apophj'sis  250 
apoplexy  158 
apostasy 

recantation  607 

dishonoui'  940 

Mterodcij  984 
apostate 

convert  144 

turncoat  607 

{recreant  941) 
apostle  teacher  540 

disciple  541 

inspired  985 
-'s  creed  98:Ja 
apostolic  985 

-  church  983a 

-  see  995 
apostrophe 

address  5S6 

cliloqmj  589 

appeal  765 
apothecary  662 
-'s  weight  319 
apothegm  496 
apotheosis 

resuscitation  163] 

heaven  981 

hero  worship  ^\ 
apozem  liquefy  335 

fme  384 
appal  7)am  830 

ter-nfy  860 
appanage 

property  780 

g- j/i  784 
apparatus  633 
apparel  225 
apparent 

visible  446 

apiyeann.o  448 

probable  472 

manifest  525 
heir  -  779 
apparition 

fallacy  of  vision  443 

*/?in^  930 

{appearance  448) 
apparitor  5:B4 
appeach  938 
appeal 

address  586 

request  765 
court  of  -  966 

-  to  arms  722 

-  motion  969 

-  from  Phihp  drunk 
to  Philip  sober  653 

-to 
call  to  tvifness  4bi 

-  to  for  {claim)  924 
appear 

c&ine  in  sight  446 
shozo  itself  52o 
{come  into  l>eing  1) 
-for  759 

-  in  print  591 
appearance  448 

make  one's  - 
arrive  293 


to  Vi\l- to  the  eye  Am 

probable  472 
appearances 
keep  up-  852 
appease  174 
appellant 

claimant  924 

accuser  924 
appelate  966 
appellation  564 
append  add  37 

sequence  63 

hang  214 
appendage  39 
appendix  65 
appertain 

related  to  9 

component  50 

belong  777 

property  780 
'  appetite  865 
tickle  the  - 

savonxry  394 
appetizing  865 

exciting  824 
applauc  931 
apple  -  of  discord  713 
golden  - 

aUuremerd  615 

-  of  one's  eye 
good  648 
love  897 
favourite  899 

-  off  another  tree  15 
how  we  -s  swim  1 

880 
apple-green  435 
apple-pie  order  58 
appliance  vse  677 
-s  means  632 

machinery  633 
applicable  relevant  23 

useful  644 

expedient  646 
applicant  767 
application  study  457 

metaphor  521 

use  677 

request  76o 
apply 

-  a  match  384 

-  the  match  to  a 
train  66 

-  the  mind  457 

-  a  remedy  062 
appoggiatura  413 
appointment 

order  741 

charge  755 

assignment  780 

interview  892 
appointments 

gear  6-33 
apportion  arrange  60 

disperse  73 

allot  786 

(?w?'<i07i51) 
apportionment  786 
apposition 

relevancy  23 


closeness  199 

jmraphrase  522 
appraise 

estimate  466 

t'«^we  812 
appreciate 

realize  450.  451 

measure  466 

^■mc?5'«  480 

ArtMy  490 

<a^«^e  850 

apjrrove  931 
apprehend 

66/i«2;e  484 

iv?OTt'  490 

/^rtr  860 

sei^e  969 
apprehension 

idea  45;J 

taking  789 

apprentice  541 

-  oneself  676 

apprenticeship 

learning  539 

training  673 
apprize  527 
apprized  of  490 
approach 

o/timel^ 

tmjjend  152 

nearness  19 r 

»i(n?e286 

iJfliJA  027 
approbation  931 
appropinquation  286 
appropriate^^  23 

2)eculiar  79 

expedient  640 

fl55i<7«.  786 

take  789 

«^ert^  791 
approval  assent  488 

commend  931 
approximate 

related  to  9 

resemble  17 

i«  mathematics  85 

nearness  197 

approach  286 
appulse  mating  199 

collision  276 

approach  286 

convergence  290 
appurtenance 

^rtr^  51 

(xrmponent  56 

belongings  780 
appurtenant 

relating  9 
apres  nous  le  deluge 

943 
apricot  cotour  439 
April 
-  fool  (f ?//;€  547 

laughing-stock  857 
make  an  -  fool  of 

545 
-showers  149 
apron  clothing  225 

defence  717 


canonicals  9^ 
apropos  [<v«^^] 
aprotype  591 
apse  1000 
apt  consonant  23 

tendency  176, 1?\ 

rfod/e  539 

xvilling  602 

c&rer  698 

{intelligent  498) 

(expedient  646) 
aquamarine  435 
aquarium  370 
Aouarius  y^flin  348 
aquatic  ?/-rt/67-  337 
aquatics  :ii67 
aquatincii  558 
aqueduct  350 
aqueous  337 
aquiline  244 
A.R.  108 
Arab  wanderer  268 

Aar^e  2^1 
araba^2 
arabesque  847 
Arabian 

-  perfumes  400 

-  nigbts  515 
arable  371 
arbiter  critic  480 

director  694 
adviser  695 
judge  967 

-  elegantiarnm 
revels  840 
taste  850 

fashion  ^2 
arbitrament 
judgment  480 
(choice  609) 

-  of  the  sword  722 
arbitrary 

withcnd  relation  IG 
irregular  83 
«"<(/>//  606 
capiicious  608 
autlwntative  737 
«6t'e/-<?  739 
insolent  885 
lawless  964 

-  i)ower  73  J 
arbitrate 

adjudicate  480 

mediate  724 
arbitration 
court  of  -  966 

submit  to  -  774 
arbitrium.  ad  -  600 
arbor  supix)rt  215 

rotation  312 
arborescent 

ramifying  242 

^-owgr/fe  256 

ifre^  367 
arboriculture  371 
arbour  al)ode  189 

snmmer-hause  191 

2)knsance  840 
arc  245 
arcade  fr?rv<;^  189 

11 


ARC 


ART 


ARM 


ARK 


curve  245 

gateway  260 
Arcades  ambo 

alike  37 

friends  890 

bad  men  949 
Arcadia 

pleasure  827 

jmradise  981 
Arcadian 

artless  703 

initoceiii  946 
arcanum  5;3;3 
arcl^<7reai!  31 

support  215 

c«»-i'€  !W5 

convex  250 

concave  252 

c/e?;e?'  498 

cunning  702 
triumphal  - 

trophy  7;33 

celebration  883 
archaeologist    ' 

jiostiines  122 

scholar  492 
Archieology  122 
archaic  o/c/ 124 
archaism 

pa^f^  <wn(?.s- 122 

obsolete  phrase  5G3 
archangel  977 
archbishop  996 
jirch  bishopric  995 
archdeacon  99(3 
archduke  745 
archegcnosis  161 
archer  726 
archery  810 
Arches,  court  of  - 

tribunal  906 

churchdotii  995 
archetype  22 
Archeus  359 
archtiend  978 
archiater  695 
archiepiscopal  995 
archipelago  346 
architect 

constructor  16 1 

aqent  690 
architecture 

arrangement  60 

construction  161 

fabric  329 

ornatnent  847 
architrave  210 
archive  551 
archlute417 
arc  lion  inder  745 

deputy  759 

Judge  967 
archti-aitor  941 
arctic  northern  2:r 

co/c;  38:3 
arcuation  245 
ardunt  fiery  382 

feeling  821 

/oyi«<7  897 
-  expectation  507 


I    -  imagination  515 
ardet,  proxinuis  -  (>(>5, 

6G7 
ardour  actirify  682 

feeling  821 

desire  805 
arduous  704 
area  181 
arefaction  340 
arena  space  160 

region.  181 

field  of  Tieto  4i\ 

field  of  battle  726 
arenaceous  330 
areola  247 
areolar  219 
areometer  321 
Areopagus  966 
arete  253 
Aretology  926 
Argand  lamp  423 
argent  430 
argillaceous  324 
argosy  273 
argot  56;3 
argue  evidence  467 

reason  476 

indicate  550 
argiuuent  topic  454 

discussion  476 

meaning  516 
have  the  best  of  an  - 
478 
argu  men  turn 

-  baculinum 
compel  744 
lawless  964 
jn/nish  972 

-  ad  crumenara  800 

-  ad  hominem 
reasoning  476 
accuse  938 

-  ad  verecundiam 
939 

Argus-eyed 

sight  44 1 

vigilant  459 
argute  498 
aria  415 
Arianism  984 
arid 

unproductive  169 

dry  310 

uninteresting  841 
Ariel  courier  268 

swift  274 

messenger  534 

spirit  979 
arietation  270 
arietta  415 
aright  well  618 

{skilful  698) 
Ariman  [see  Ahri- 

manes] 
ariolation  511 
aris  et  focis,  pro  - 


defence  717 
pldli 


Mlanthropy  910 
arise  exist  1 
begin  66 


happen  1^1 
■mount  305 
appear  446 

-  from  154 
Avistarchus  850 
Aristides 

(/oof/  ?>ia«  948 
aristocracy 

power  737 
^  nobility  875 
apicrTov  fxirpov  628 
Arithmancy  511 
aritlimetic  85 
ark  «('>ot/e  180 

asylum  666 
arm  ;;«;'^  51 

ipwer  157 

instrument  6:3:3 

2nwide  637 

prepare  673 

?yrtr  722 

tveapon  727 
make  a  long  -  200 

-  cliair  215 

-  in  arm 
together  88 

friends  883 
sociable  892 
-of  the  law  063 

-  of  the  sea  343 
armada  72(> 
Armageddon  720 
armament 

j)reparafion  673 
«?7«»^  727 
armed 
defence  717 

-  at  all  points  673 

-  force  726 
armiger  875 
armigerent  726 
armigerous  722 
armillary  sphere  466 
armistice  723 
armless  158 
armlet  ring  247 

gulfM^^' 
armoury  store  636 
armour  defence  717 
arms  727 
buckle  on  one's  - 

673 
-plated  223 
arm's  length 
at  -  19!j 

keep  at-  repel 2S0 
defence  717 
enmity  889 
seclusion  893 
discourtesy  895 
arms  727  [see  arm] 
heraldry  550 
luar  722 
honours  877 
clash  of  -  720 
deeds  of  -  720 
with  folded  -  681 
in  -  infant  129 
throw  oneself  into 
the  -  of 


refvme  066 

f'riend.s/up  888 
under  -  722 
up  in  -  active  082 

discord  713 

resistance  719 

resentment  900 

enmity  '^89 
Armstrong  gun  727 
army  collectis>n.  72 

multitude  102 

troojis  126 
aroma  400 
around  227 
lie  -  220 
arouse  move  615 

excite  824 

-  oneself  682 
aroynt  begone  297 

malediction  908 
arquebusade  662 
arcpiebuse  72? 
arraign  accuse  9:38 

indict  969 
arrange 

set  in  order  60 

2')lan  626 

compromise  774 

(;>re/)o/'6'673) 

-  with  creditors  807 
-itself  5^ 

arrange,  -  matters 
■pacify  723 
-music  416 

-  in  a  series  69 

-  under  7  J 
arrangement  60 

[see  arrange] 

order  58 
temporary  -  111 
arrant 

identical  31 

manifest  525 

-notorious  531 

bad  649 

disreputable  874 

base  940 
arras  847 
array  order  58 

^eree*^  69 

assemblage  73 

multitude  103 

rf?ei>Jc«  225 

prepare  073 

«fto?7J  847 

ostentation  882 
battle  -  722 
arrcar,  in  - 

incomplete  53 

non-payment  808 
arrears  (/eft/  806 
arrectis  auribus 

//,ert/'418 

expect  507 
arrest  .stoyj  143 

restrain  751 

i/t  /«/y  9"69 

-  tiie  attention  457 
arriere  i)ensee 

after-thought  05 

12 


ARR 


ASC 


ASM 


ASS 


mental  reservation 
528 

motive  015 

set  purj)ose  C20 
arrival  2'J2 
arrive  hapjien  151 

reach  21)-^ 

complete  729 

(A-to^;  142) 

-  at  a  conclusion 
480 

-  at  the  truth  480« 
arrogant  severe  739 

2)vovd  878 
imolent  885 
arrogate 
assume  885 
ctoM?i  924 

-  to  oneself 
xuulue  92> 

arrondissement  181 
arrosion  331 
arrow  swift  274 

missile  284 

«n?i5  727 
arrow-head 

form  253 

writing  590 
ars  celare  artem  G98 
arsenal  ^sto;'6  03G 

(fl?y;w  727) 
arsenic  603 
arson  384 
art 

rejyresentation  554 

business  025 

sA;i/^  098 

cvnning  702 

{deception  545) 
fine  -  850 
work  of  - 

beauty  845 

ornament  847 
artery  conduit  350 

;;rt//i  627 
artes,  hie  tibi 
erunt  -  027 
artesian  well  343 
artful 

deceitful  544 

cunning  702 

-  dodge  545,  702 
article /Airt</  3 

^>«/-^  51 

■matter  316 

chapter  593 

review  595 

troo(/5  798 
articled  clerk  541 
articles 
thirty-nine  -  9&3« 

-  of  agreement  770 

-  of  faith 
belief  4ti^: 
theology  983 

articulation    ■ 

June  ion  43 

s])eech  580 
articulo,  in  - 

traiuient  111 


di/ing  360 
artificep/rt»626 

cunning  702 

{deception.  545) 
artificer  090 
artificial 

Jictitious  545 

cunning  702 

affected  855 

-  language  579 
artillery 

explosion  404 

«/7>w  727 
artilleryman  726 
artisan  090 
artist  painter  &c.  559 

contriver  020 

flf/e«7  690 
artiste  ?;umc  410 

drama  599 
artistic  ,«fA:z//w;  6r.8 

beautiful  845 

?:f«<:e  850 

-  language  578 
artlessness 

natural  703 
{veracious  543) 

arusi)ex  513 

aruspicy  511 

arundo,  lueret  lateri 
lethalis  -  828 

as  motive  615 
~  broad  as  long  27 

-  can  be  52 

-  good  as  27 

-  if  similar  17 
svoipose  514 

-  little  as  may  be  32 

-  it  may  be 
circu)nstance  8 
event  151 
chance  156 

-  much  again  90 

-  soon  as  120 

-  they  say 
proverb  496 
neiDS  532 

-  things  are  7 

-  things  go 
event  151 
habit  613 

-to  9 

-  usual  83 

-  it  were 
similar  17 
metaphor  521 

-  you  were  283 

-  well  as  37 

-  the  world  wags  151 
ascend  increase  35 

rise  305 

improve  058 
ascendancy 

2}Qwer  157 

influence  175 

success  Til 
ascendant 
lord  of  the  -  745 
in  the  - 

influence  175 


imiwrtanl  642 

success  731 

authority  737 

repute  873 

one's  star  in  the  - 

pros})erity  734 
ascension  \see 
ascend] 

calef action  3S4 
ascent  [see  ascend] 

gradient  217 

rise  305 

glory  873 
ascertain  fix  150 

determine  480 
ascertained 

certain  474 

knoivn  490 
asceticism  955 
ascititious 

intrinsic  6 

additional  37 

supjilementary  52 
ascribe  155 
ash  3S4 

-  coloured  432 
ashamed  879 
ashes  corpse  363 

dirt  653 
lay  in  -  162 
pale  as  - 
colourless  429 
fear  800 

rise  from  one's  -  660 
ashore  342 
go  -  arrive  292 
ashy  429 

Asian  mystery  533 
aside  laterally  230 
tvhisper  405 
private  528 
say  -  589 

set  &c.  -  disiilace  185 
neglect  400 
negative  536 
rfj'ec^  610 
disuse  078 
abrogate  756 
discard  782 
step  -  279 
asinine  «ss  271 

/oo<f  499 
ask  inquire  461 
request  7(;5 
/o;*  ^rt/e  794 
^?nce812 
{invoke  990) 

-  leave  700 
askance  217 

eye  -fear  860 

look  -  t-i.s'io/t  441, 443 

disseid  489 

dislike  807 

disapproval  932 
asked  in  church  903 
askew  oblique  217 

distorted  243 
aslant  217 
asleep  083 
Asmodeus  980 


asomatous  317 
asp  animal  306 

evil-doer  913 
Aspasia  962 
aspect  feature  5 

5<«^<?  7 

situation  183 

appearance  448 
aspen  leaf 
shake  like  an  - 

motion  315 

/ert?'  800 
asperity 

roughness  256 

discourtesy  895 

flrt(7e/'  900 

iiriscibility  901 
asperse  934 
aspersion  H^e  998 
asphalte 

smooth  255 

?'f6»i  350« 
asphyxia  300 
asphyxiate  361 
aspirant 

candidate  767 

(/m/'j  805 
aspirate  580 
asjure  rise  305 

])roject  020 

Ao/;«  858 

£tev«?Y:;  805 

tvorship  990 
ass 

beast  of  burden  3f!l 
fool  501 
make  an  -  of 

delude  545 

-  between  two  bun- 
dles of  hay  005 

-'s  bridge 
iininteliigible  519 

-  in  lion's  skin 
cheat  548 
bungler  701 

assafoetida  401 
assa.^ais  727 
assail  attack  716 

jmin  8:30 
assailant 

opiwnent  710 

attacker  723 
assassin,  -ate  361 
assault  710 
take  by  -  789 
assay  4!!3 
asseguay  727 
assemblage  72 
assenibly 

council  696 

society  892 

religious  997 
assembly  room  189 
assent  6c'/i^"  484 

agree  4S8 

zvilling  002 

consent  702 

content  8:31 
assert  affirm  535 

c/aiwi  as  a  ng-A^  924 

13 


ASS 


ASU 


ATT 


ATT 


US5CS8  measure  4G(J 

deteivnine  480 

tax  812 
assessor 

judge  967 
assets  j^TO^jeriy  780 

money  800 
asseverate  535 
assiduous  683 
assify  823 
assign 

commission  755 

transfer  783 

G'iz;e  784 

fl«o^788 

-  as  cause  155 

-  a  duty  926 

-  places  60 
assignat  800 
assignation 

tnjst  892 
place  of -74 
assignee  donee  785 
assimilate 

uniform  16 

resemble  17 

imitate  19 

agree  23 

transmute  144 
nssist  707 
/issistant711 
fissister  befiresent  li 
assize  measure  466 

tribunal  966 
justice  of -967 
Associate  mio;  41 

wniifs  43 

collect  72 

accomimny  88 

auxiliary  7il 

|rne;iaJ890 

with 

sociality  892 

iissociation  [s^e 

associatej 

relation  y 

coo2)e7'ation  70!) 

partnershix)  71i 

-  of  ideas 
t,)tellect  450 
thought  451 
intuition  477 
/lini  514 

assoil  06'^Mi^  970 

{liberate  750) 
assonance 

mvbic  AVi 

poet  I II  £97 
assort  arrange  60 
assortment 

collectwii  72 

c^6W«  75 
assuage 

moderate  174 

relieve  834 

( -  morally  826) 
assuetude  613 
assume  believe  484 

eumyose  514 

falsehood  b4A 


take  789 
insolent  885 
ng'/i^  924 

-  authority  737 

-  a  character  554 

-  command  741 

-  a  form  144 

-  the  offensive  716 
assumed  name  565 
assumption  [see 

assume] 

severity  739 

/i()pe858 
assurance 

speculation.  156 

certainty  474 

Mie/484 

assertion  536 

pi'omise  768 

security  771 

/iope  858 

?;a?ii^y  880 

insolence  885 
make  -  double 
sure  ^a/e  664 

caution  864 
assm'edly 

flwi^en^  488 
astatic  320 
asterisk  550 
astern  235 
fall  -  283 
asteroid  318 
Asteroth  979 
asthenia  160 
astigmatism  443 
astir  1)82 
set  -  824 
astonish  870 
astonished 

-  at  nothing  671 
astonishing 

great  31 
astound  excite  824 

fear  860 

surprise  870 
astra,  sic  itur  ad  - 

death  360 

glory  873 
Astrsea  922 
astraddle  215 
astragal  847 
astral  318 

-  influence  601 
astray 

at  faultily 

error  495 
go  -  deviate  279 

sin  945 
astriction  43 
astride  215 
astringent  195 
astrolabe  463 
Astrology  511 
Astronomy  318 
astute  wise  45>& 

cunning  702 
asunder 

separate  44 

distani  19<f 


as  poles  -  237 
asylum  retreat  QQQ 

defence  717 
asymptote  290 
at,  be  -  620 
up  and- them  1  716 
ataghan  727 
atelier  studioHoQ 

workshop  691 
athanasia  112 
Athanasian  creed 

983a 
athanor  386 
atheism  989 
athirst  865 
athlete  strotig  159 

gladiator  726 
athletic  strong  159 

-  sports 
contest  720 
games  840 

athwart 

oblique  217 

crossing  219 

opposing  708 
Atlantis  515 
Atlas  strength  159 

suppwt  215 

maps  554 
atmosphere 

circumamJbience  227 

air  338 
atmospheric  blue  438 
atoll  346 
atom 

small  in  degree  83 

small  in  size  193 
atoms 

crush  to  - 162 
atonement 

restitution  790 

expiation  952 

amends  [)7S 

religious  976 
atony  160 
atrabilious  837 
atramentous  431 
atrocity 

malevolence  907 

vice  945 

guilt  947 
atrophy 

shrinking  195 

disease  655 

cfecaj^  659 
attach,/om43 

tot'e  897 

legal  969 

-  importance  to  643 
attache 

e?nplo7/e  746 

diplmnatic  758 
attack  disea.se  655 

assault  716 
attaghan  727 
attani  arrive  292 

succeed  731 

-  majority  131 
attainable 

possible  470 


(ert^y  705) 
attainder 

^am^  651 

ai!  /aw  971 
attainment 

knowledge  490 

learning  539 

sA;i//  698 
attar  400 
attemper  wia;  41    • 

moderate  174 
attempered 

affected  820 
attempt  675 
vain  -  733 

-  impossibilities  4iA 
attend 

accompany  88 
6e  present  186 
/o//o?<;  281 
«2?p/y  ^^^^  mi«Qt  457 
tne.dically  662 
«ic?  707 
serve  746 

-  to  business  625 

-  to  orders  743 
attendance  on, 

dance  -  886 
attendant  [seeattend^ 
attention  457 

care  459 

respect  928 
attract  -  883 
call  to  -  457 
call  -  to  550 
l)ay  -s  to  894 
pay  one's  -s  to  903 
attenuate 

decrease  36 

reduce  195 
attenuated  203 
attest 

bear  testimony  467 

affirm  535 

adjure  768 
attested  copy  771 
attic  garret  191 

smiunil  210 

style  578 

wit  842 

taste  850 
Attila  913 
attire  225 
attitude 

circumstance  8 

situation  183 

posture  240 
attitudinarian  882 
attitudinize  855 
attoUent307 
attorney 

consignee  758 

at  law  968 
powei  of  -  755 
attract 

bring  totvards  288 

induce  615 

allure  865 

excite  love  897 

-  the  attention  457 

14 


ATT 


AUT 


AVE 


AWE 


risible  446 
attraction  [see  attract] 

natural  power  157 

bring  towards  288 
attractive  [*^ee  attract] 

pleasing  829 

beautiful  845 
attralient  288 
attribute 

2)oiver  19?" 
-s  of  the  Deity  976 

-  to  155 
attribution  155 
attrite  330 
attrition  aSl 
attronpement  72 
attune  vnisic  415 

ptrepare  673 
attuned  to 

habit  613 
auburn  433 
A.U.C.  106 
auction  796 
auctioneer  758 
audacity 

courage  861 

rashness^J^ 

insolence  885 
audible  402 
become  -  418 
scarcely  -  405 
audience 

hearing  418 

conversation  588 
before  an  -  599 
audire  alteram 

partem 

counter-evidence  468 

right  922 

justice  939 
audit 

numeration  9^ 

examination  461 

accmints  811 
auditor 

hearer  418 

accountant  811 
auditory 

hearing  418 

theatre  599 

-  apparatus  418 
an  fait  698 

au  fond  5 
Augean 

-  stable  653 

-  tttsk  704 
auger  262 
aught  51 

•  for  -  one  cares 
uni7ni)ortant  643 
indifferent  866 

■  for  -  one  knows 
igno7-ance  491 
conjecture  514 

augment 
increase  35 
thing  added  39 
expand  194 

augur 
soethsayer  513 


-  well  858 
augurate  511 
augury  512 
august  873 
Angustiu  996 
aunt  11 

aura  icind  349 

sensation  380 
aurea  mediocritas  628 
aureate  436 
aureola  420 
aureole  873 
aureolin  436 
anribus,  arrectis-418 
auricular  heaHng  418 

clandestine  528 

-  confession  998 
auri  sacra  fames  819 
aurist  Cti2 

aurora 

dawn  125 

light  420,  423 

twilight  422 
-boreal is  423 
auscultation  418 
auspice  omen  512 
auspices 

influence  175 

prediction  511 

protection  664 
under  the  -  of  737 
auspicious 

opportune  134 

jnvsperous  734 

hopcfvl  858 

(exj)€dient  646) 
austerity 

harsh  taste  395 

sevei^e  7  39 

discourteous  895 

ascetic  955 

pietism  988 
Austral  237 
Austromancy  511 
authentic 

certain  474 

true  AM 
authentication 

evidence  467 

security  771 
author 

irroducer  164 

writer  593 
dramatic  -  599 

-  of  our  being  976 

-  of  evil  978 
authoritative 

certain  474 

commanding  741 
authority 

testimony  467 

sage  500 

informant  527 

2X)wer  737 

jmrnission  760 

?-ij7//«  924 
ensign  of  -  747 
person  in  -  745 
do  upon  one's  own- 
600 


authorized  due  924 
authorship 

production  161 

style  569 

writing  590 
autobiography  594 
autochthonous  188 
autocracy 

authm'ity  737 

severity  739 
autocrat  745 
autocratic 

«;i«  608 

ruling  737 
auto-da-fe 

burning  384 

execution  972 
autograph 

signature  550 

tenting  590 
Autolycus  ^Aze/"  792 

pedlar  797 
automaniac  504 
automatic  601 
autonomasia  521 
autonomy  ?'«^e  737 

/T-ce  748 
autopsy 

■post-mortem  3G3 

vision  441 
autoptical 

«?mW«  446 

manifest  525 
autotype  558 
autumn  126 
auxiliary  707,  711 

-  forces  726 
avail  useful  644 

succeed  731 
of  no  -  645 

-  oneself  of  677 
avalanche/a^/  306 

redundance  641 
avaler  les  couleuvres 

submit  725 

servile  886 
avant-courier 

precursor  64 

pioneer  673 
avant-propos  64 
avarice  819 
avast!  stop  142,  265 

desist  624 

/orftui  ?61 
avatar  change  140 

</62/?/  970 

idol  991 
avauntl  ^Vc<297 

disappear  449 
ave!  honour  H7S 

courtesy  894 
avenge  919 
avenue 

2ilantation  371 

MY/y  627 
aver  535 
average  mean  29 

mediocre  051 

-  circumstances  736 
take  an  -  466 


Avemi,  facills 
descensus  - 

slope  217 

danger  665 
Avernus  982 
averruncate 

eject  297 

ea'/roti!  301 
averse 

unwilling  603 
aversion 

dislike  867 

/ifl^e  898 
avert  706 

-  the  eyes  443 
aviary  370 
avidity  avarice  819 

desire  865 
avile  932,  934 
aviso  532 
avocation  625 
avoidance  623 
avoidless 

certain  474: 

necessary  601 
avoirdupois  319 
avolation  avoid  623 

escape  671 
avoucn  535 
avow^  assent  488 

disclose  529 

assert  535 
avulsion 

separation  44 

extraction  301 
^w'qM  future  121 

6e  kept  waiting  138 

impend  152 

expect  507 
awake  attentive  457 

careful  459 

intelligent  498 

ccjfire  682 
awaken  inform  527 

ea-ci^^  824 

-  the  attention  45? 

-  the  memory  50J 
award  adjudge  48^ 

g'fie  784 
aware  490 
away  absent  187 

ofiiVay?^  196 
break  -  623 
lly  -  293 
move  -  287 
take  -  from  789 
get  &c.  -  671 
throw  «S;c.  - 

eject  297 

reject  610 

waste  638 

relinquish  783 

-  from  unrelated  13 
-with!  930,933 
do  -  with  undo  68i 

abrogate  750 
awe  fear  8C0 

wonder  870 

?'f«';;^c^  928 
aweless/(garfe««  8r. 

15 


AWE 


BAC 


BAD 


BAP 


insolent  885 
disrespectful  929 
awful  great  31 
fearful  8G0 

-  silence  403 
awhile  111 
awkward 

inexvedient  647 
vnskilful  699 
diffimli  704 
painful  830 
ugly  846 
vulgar  851 
ridicvlmis  853 

-  squad  701 
awl  ^02 
awning  /"cn^  223 

shade  424 
awry  oblique  217 

distorted  243 

<ji;e;  619 
axe  ^rf^'e  ^oo^  253 

impulse  276 

weapon  727 

/or  beheading  S75 
Axinomancy  511 
axiom  496 
axiomatic  474 
axis  svjjport  215 

cen^r^  222 

rotation  312 
axle  812 
wheel  and  -  633 
axletrce  215 
ay  488 
ayah  servant  746 

nurse  7.' 3 
ayeer^r  112 

yes  488 
azimuth 

horizontal  213 

direction  278 

measurement  466 

-  circle  212 
azoic  358 
azote  663 
f:zotic  657 
azure  438 
azygous  single  87 

central  222 


B 


Baal  divinity  979 

irfoJ  986 

babble  nm/e<  348 
/aini  sound  405 
vnmeanivg  517 
/«/A;  58-1,  688 

T)abbler  501 

babbling 
/'oo/isA  499 

babe  129 
innocent  as  the  - 
unborn  946 

Babel  confusion  59 
discoid  4H 
tongues  560 
jargon  563 
Ijocpiocitv  584 


I  baboon  846 
baby  infant  129 
/oo/  501 

-  linen  225 
babyhood  127 
babyish  499 
baccarat  840 
bacchanals  959 
Bacchus  dHnk  959 
bachelor  904 
back  rear  235 

shoulder  250 

aid  707 
behind  one's  - 

latent  526 

/wcfrf6/i  528 
come  -  292 
give  -  790 
fall  -  relapse  661 
go  -  283 

go  -  from  retract  773 
have  at  one's  -  215 
hold  -  avoid  623 
keep  -  reserve  636 
look  -  505 
on  one's  -  impotent 
158 

horizontal  213 

failure  732 
pat  on  the  - 

incite  615 

encourage  861 

appowe  931 
pay  -  retaliate  718 
put  -  deteriorate  659 

restoi'e  C(JO 
send  -  764 
take  -  again  700 
carry  one's  thoughts 

-505 
some  time  - 122 
spring  -  277 
trace  -  505 
turn -283 
turn  one's  - 

retire  283 
turn  one's  -  upoi 

repel  289 

incUtention  458 

avoid  623 

oppose  708 

seclusion  893 

discourtesy  895 

disrespect  929 

contempt  930 
set  one's  -  against 
the  wall  604 

-  to  buck  235 

-  out  retire  283 
change  sides  G(yt 
relinquish  624 

-  up  support  215 
aid  707 

put  one's  -  up 

anger  900 
set  one's  -  up 

pride  878 
backbite 

traduce  932 

detract  9;J4 


backbiter  936 
backbone 

intrinsic  5 

frame  215 

cenf're  222 

persevere  604a 

«oi;^  820 

game  to  the  -  604 
back  door  627 
backer  711 
back  friend  891 
backgammon  840 
background 

distance  196 

rear  235 
in  the  - 
•  latent  526 

ignoble  874 
keep  in  the  - 

hide  528 

modest  881 

seclusion  893 
put  one  in  the  -  874 
throw  into  the  -  460 
backshish  784 
backside  235 
backslider  607 
backsliding 

regression  283 

tergiversation  607 

relapse  661 

tice  945 

heterodox  984 

impiety  988 
backstairs 

ambush  530 

way  627 

-  influence  702 
backward 

tardy  133 

regression  283 

umoilling  603 
backwardation  813 
backwards  283 
bend  -  325 

-  and  forwards 
interchange  148 
oscillation  314 

backwater  283 
backwoodsman 

inhabitant  188 

agriculture  371 
bacon 

butter  upon  -  641 
save  one  s  - 

safety  664 

e5ca?;e  671 
Baconian  method  461 
bacteria  193 
baculinum,  argu- 
mentum  - 

compel ''i  44: 

laivless  9(;4 

punish  972 
bad  649 

unclean  653 

ivronq  923 

-  blood  hate  898 
malevolence  907 

go  -  c?eca2^  653 


deteriorate  659 

-  business  859 

-  case  477 

-  chance  473 

put  a  -  construction 
on  523 

-  debt  806 

-  fairy  980 

-  faith  940 

-  grace  895 
-habit  613 

-  hand  701 

-  humour 
discontent  832 
dejection  837 
anaer  900 
sullen  901a 

not  a  -  idea  498 
-r  intent  907 

-  job  evil  619 
botch  699 
hopeless  859 

-  joke  851 

-  language  908 
view  in  a  -  light  934 

-  luck  &c.  725 
-man  949 
-name 932,  934 
in  -  odour  889 
take  in  -  part 

discontent  832 
anger  900 

-  repute  874 

-  smell  401 

-  spirit  980 

-  spirits  837 

-  taste  851 

-  temper  900,  SOI 
901a 

on  -  tei-ms 

discord  713 

enmity  889 
-time  of  it  828 

-  turn  m/ 619 
malevolence  907 

in  a  -  way 
disease  (355 
wor^e  659 
danger  605 
adversity  735 

-  woman  949 
from  -  to  worse 

aggravation  835 
badaud  501 
badge  550 

-  of  authority  747 

-  of  infamy  874 

-  of  slavery  740 
badger  830 

-  dog  366 
badinage  wt7  843 

lidicule  856 
badly  off 

adversity  735 

2')Oor  804 
badness  649 
ballle  hinder  706 

u(featr?A 

-  description 
mxconfor-mable  &3 

16 


BAF 


BAN 


BAN 


BAR 


wonder  870 
hag  put  up  184 
receptacle  191 
acquire  775 
take  789 
steal  791 

-  and  baggage  780 
bagatelle 

triviul  643 

pasthne  840 
baggage 

materials  G35 

proiyerty  780 

hussy  9(52 
bagman  758 
bagnio  961 
bagpipes  417 
bah!  930 
bail  771 
go  -  806 
leg  -  623 
bailiflE  dii-ector  694 

servant  746 
factor  758 

officer  9i>5 
bailiwick  965 
Bainim 

holiday  840 

ri/e  998 
bairn  129 
halt  food  298 

/ro??  545 

lure  615 

refresh  689 

aWrtcA:  716 

ftr^feg  784 

AcrftS.s  830 
swallow  the  -  547 
bake  ;i84 
bakehouse  386 
baker's  dozen  98 
baking  heat  382 
bal 840 
balais  847 
balance  equal  27 

mean  29 

compensate  30 

re/Acdnder  40 

numeration  85 

tveigh  319 

compai^e  464 

hesitate  605 

money  800 

occoir/<^.^"  811 
in  the  -  475 
the  mind  losing  its 

-503 
off  one's  - 

b^'esolute  605 

fail  732 

-  accounts  with 
Vay  807 

balanced  stable  150 
symmetrical  242 

balbucinate  583 

balbutiate58;i 

balcony  ioO 

bald  base  226 
«^y^6  575 
u/nnie?'estinq  841 


i/g-^y  846 

;??f««  849 
baldachin  1000 
balderdash  517 
baldric  belt  230 

ring  247 
bale  bt'ndle  72 

toac?  190 

en*;  619 

-  out  297 
baleful  649 
balister  727 
balize  550 

balk  disajTpoint  509 

deceive  545 

hinder  706 
ball  globe  249 

missile  284 

5Ao<  727 

(^a^Ji-e  840 

party  892 

-  at  one's  feet 
success  731 
;;oii'er  737 

keep  up  the  - 

continue  143 

active  682 
ballad  song  415 

;?o^m  597 
ballast 

compensation  30 

weight  319 

wisdom  498 

safety  660 
without  -  ?m7«  863 

vicious  945 
ballet  drama  599 

rfa/ice  840 
ballet-dancer  599 
ballistics 

jnvjectiles  284 

war  722 

fl?77W  727 
balloon  273 
balloonist  269 
balloonry  267 
ballot  609 
ball-room  840 
balm  moderate  174 

fragrance  400 

remedy  662 

reZie/  834 
Balmoral  6oo<  225 
balmy  sleei  683 
balneal  337 
balourdise  699 
balsam  662 
balsamic 

scdubrious  834 
balustrade 

supjwrt  215 

inclosu?'e232 
bam  544 
bambino  129 
bamboozle  545 
han  ])?v/nbit  7G1 

denounce  908 
under  the  -  909 
-with  bell,  book, 
and  candle  998 


band  ligature  45 
assemblage  72 
JUament  205 
belt  230 
nng'  247 

music  415,  416,  417 
party  712 
shackle  752 

-  of  hope  958 

-  together  709 

-  with  720 
bandage  tie  43 

ligalu?'e  45 

sujiport  215 

cc»»;<??'  223 

restraint  752 
the  eyes  -d  442 
bandbox  191 
banded  together 

conciaring  178 

party  712 
bandit  792 
bandog 

safeguard  664 

xvarning  668 
bandrol  550 
bands  999 
bandurria  417 
bandy 

exchange  148 

agitate  315 

-  about 
publish  531 

-  legged  243 

-  words 
discuss  476 
converse  588 

bane  <?i?i/  619 

source  of  evil  663 
baneful  649 
bang  im^j^/  276 

50M/?(;  406 

beat  972 
banish  ejeoi  297 

seclude  893 

punish  972 

{exclude  55) 
banister  215 
banjo  417 
bank  acclivity  Hi? 

side  of  lake  342 

s/o?'e  636 

*o«rf  667 

fence  717 

money  802 
sea  -  342 

-  holiday  840 

-  up  670 
banker 

merchant  797 

treasurer  801 
bank-note  800 
bankruptcy 

failure  732 

von-pai/7nent  808 
banlieuc  «mr  197 

circumjacent  227 
banner  550 
enlist  under  the  -s 
of  707 


raise  one's  -  723 
banneret  875 
banns 

forbid  the  -  781 
publish  the  -  ask  763 

marriage  903 
banquet  meal  298 

feast  840 
banquette  717 
banshee  979,  980 
bantam  cock  887 
banter  ivit  842 

ridicule  856 
bantling  child  129 

bantling  167 
banyan  stint  640 

fast  956 
baptism  name  564 

r2(!e  998 
Baptist  984 
baptistery  1000 
bar  exclude  55 

line  200 

support  215 

inclosure  232 

cfose  261 

m?Y«ic  413 

hindrance  706 

prison  752 

prohibit  761 

tribunal  966 

/e^^a;  profession  968 

-  sinister  /«w  651 
disrepute  874 
i//e(7f</  964 

baragouiu  517 
barb  *7«^■^  253 
nrt^  271 

-  the  dart  ^ae/i  830 
barbacan  717 
barbarian 

uncivilized  876 

evil-doer  913 
barbaric  vulgar  851 

ri/rfe  876 
barbarism 

neology  563 

6a  (^^  i9i!?//«  579 

vulgarity  851 

discourtesy  895 
barbarous 

unformed  241 

plebeian  876 

maleficent  907 
barbican  717 
barbouillage  590 
bard  musician  416 

;w<>i:597 
bare  ^jj^j-e  32 

n«rf«  226 

manifest  525 

disclose  529 

scanty  640 

-  bone  203 

-  faced  insolent  885 

-  foot  220 
?x?o?'804 

-  headed  respect  928 
scud  under  -  poles 

704 


BAR 


BAS 


BAT 


BEA 


-possibility  473 

-  supposition  514 
bariiaiu 

cbirqmct  769 
barter  794 
cheap  815 
into  the  -  37 

-  for  507 

-  and  sale  transfer 
of  jiroiyeriy  783 

barge  273 
bargee  ::i(39 
baritone  408 
bark  iind  1^ 
»hip  273 
yelpAl- 

~  at '  i.rcaten  909 
censure  93; 
more  -  ihan  bite  908 

-  worse  than  bit© 
885 

barhantine  273 
bar!  'ycorn 

I   Ye  193 
Baiieycorn,  Sir  Jphn 

-298 
barm  leaven  320 

bubbles  .353 
Barmeside  feast  953 
barn  189 
barnacles  445 
barndoor  fowl  366 
barometer  air  338 

measure  466 
consult  the  -^  463 
baron  ^;ecr  875 

husband  903 
court  -  9G6 

-  of  the  Exchequer 
967 

baronet  875 
baronial  878 
baroque  853 
baroscope  338 
barouche  272 
barque  273 
barrack  189 
barracoon  717 
barratry  940 
barred  crossed  219 

striped  440 
barrel  vessel  191 

cylinder  24U 
-organ  417 
barren  169 
barricade/ence  232 

obstacle  706 

defence  717 

prison  752 
barrier  [.9^e  barricade] 
barring  5are  38 

excluding  55 

except  83 

-  out  resist  719 
disofjey  742 

barrister  968 
revising  -  967 
barrow 

mound  20(i 

vdiide  272 


grave  363 
barter 

reciprocate  12 

interchange  148 

commerce  794 
barytone  408 
bas-bleu 

scholar  492 

affectation  855 
base 

/oz^'e5<  ;?ar<  211 

support  215 

6ao{  649 

cowardly  862 

shameful  874 

servile  886 

disJwnourable  940 

vicious  945 

-  born  876 

-  coin  800 

-  note  408 

-  of  operations 
^/an  628 
«^/rtc^  716 

-  viol  417 

based  on  ground  of 

belief  m 
baseless  vnreal  2 

unsubstantial  4 
basement  cellar  191 

lowest  part  207,  211 
bashaw  tyrant  739 

?vy/fr  745 
bashful  881 
bashi  bazouk  726 
basilica  1000 
basilisk  5^(7/^<  441 

cannon  737 

serpent  949 
basin  dock  189 

vessel  191 

/io//o2(;  252 

yjtoiyt  344 
basis 

lowest  part  211 

support  215 

preparation  673 
bask  physical  enjoy- 
ment 377 

warmth  382 

2)rosperity  734 

»norfl^  enjoyment 
827 
basket  191 

-  of  IM 
bas-relief 

COH  ?;ea;  250 
sculpture  557 
bass  7«i'/:.fic  415 

-  note  408 

-  viol  417 
basset  horn  417 
bassinet  191 
bassoon  417 
basso-i)rofondo  408 
basso-rilievo 

convex  250 
sculpture  557 
bastard 
epurioue  545 


illegitimate  985 
baste  beat  276  ^ 

punish  972 
Bastille  752 
bastinado  972 
bastion  717 
bat  strike  276 

club  727 
batch  quantity  25 

collection  72 
bate  diminish  36 

subtract  38 

reduce  price  813 
bated  breath 
with  -  /aini 
405 

expecting  507 

hiding  528 

whisper  581  " 

humble  879 
bath  3;37 
warm  -  386 

-  room  191 
Bath  chair  272 
bathe  immerse  300 

plunge  310 

zt-a/"*??-  337 
bathos 

anticlimnx  497 

{ridiculous  853) 
batman  637 
baton  sup}X>ii  215 

sceptre  747 
batta  973 
battalia  726 
battalion  726 
batten  298 
batter  destroy  162 

6ea<  276 
battered 

if  orsg  /br  wear  659 

^irerf  688 
batterie  dc  cuisine 

957 
battering-ram  276 
battering-train  727 
battery  artillery  726 

guns  727 
floating  -  726 
plant  a  -  716 
battle  720,  722 
half  the  -  642 
win  the  -  731 

-  array  oixler  60 
prepare  673 
war  722 

-  axe  727 

-  cry  sign  550 
war  722 

-  field  arena  728 

-  ground  disccn-d  713 

-  with  oppose  708 
battledore  and  shut- 
tlecock 

interchange  148 
game  840 

battlement 

ernljrasure  257 

defence  717 
battre 


-  la  campagne 
nonsense  497 
difus3  style  578 
excitable  825 

-  Teau  avec  un 
baton  645 

-  le  fer  snr  Fen- 
clume  134 

-  la  generale  669 
se  -  contre  des 

moulins  645 
ne  -  que  d'une  aile 

683 
battology 

repeat  104 

diffuse  style  573 
battue  pursuit  622 

attack  716 
bauble  trifle  643 

toy  840 
bavardage 

unmeaning  517 

chatter  584 
bawd  962 
bawdy,  -hotise  961 
bawl  411 
bawn  189 
bay  concave  252 

gulfM'i 

cry  412 

brown  433 
at  -  danger  665 

difflculhj  701 

defence  717,  719 
bring  to  -  716 

-  the  moon 
useless  645 

bayard  271 
bayonet  kill  361 

attack  7  m 

weajwn  727 
crossed  -s  708 
at  the  point  of  the  • 

war  722 

severity  739 

coercion  744 
bays  trophy  7:33 

crown  877 
bazaar  799 
B.C.  106 
bel 

-  all  and  end  all 
whde  50 
intention  620 
impoitance  642 

-  off  rfe;?a?'<  293 
^y>c/  297 
retract  773 

-  it  so  488 

-  that  as  it  may  30 
beach  342 
beacon  sign  550 

ivarni7ig  668 

{light  423) 
bead  249 
hevnWa  janitor  263 

m/tf  o/^a/-  965i 

church  996 
beadledom  737 
beadroll  list  86 

'  18 


BEA 

proT/ent  990 
ritual  ms 
beads 

tell  one's  -  990,  998 
beadsman 
servant  746 
clergy  996 
beagle  366 
beak/ac^  234 
nose  250 
magistrate  967 
beam  support  215 
weig/i  319 
'^e^/i^  420 
on  -  ends 
powe}'less  158 
horizontal  213 
side  236 
/ae/732 
wonder  870 
beaming 

dea>jtifid845 
bear  produce  161 
sustain  215 
car?-]/  270 
arf?rtz^  of  470 
sufer  821 
€«rf?/7'e  826 
bring  to  -  677 
more  than  flesh  and 

blood  can  -  824 
unable  to  - 
excited  825 
dislile  8(37 
~  away  789 
-away  the  bell 
best  (j4S 
s>iccess  731 
•  the  brunt 
diffinxlt  704 
defence  717 
-  the  burden  625 


BEA 


•  company  ^ 
'  do\^■n  viole?it  173 
tn,solent  885 
-  down  upon  716 
-false  witness  544 
-tn\\t  produce  161 
vsef  1/1644 
success  731 
prosper  734 

-  a  hand  680 

-  hard  upon  649 

-  harmless  717 
-ill  825 

-  off  deviate  279 

-  on  215 

-  out  evidence  467 
iiindicate  937 

-  l)ain  828 

-  the  palm 
Snineine  33 

-  a  sense  516 
-linoiigj,  707 

-  I'lJ  approach  286 
persevere  604a 
relieve  a'i4 
cheerful  836 

^  ap  against 
resisi  719 


hrave  861 

-  upon 
relevant  9,  23 
influence  175 

-  with 
tolerate  740 
peimiit  760 
take  coolly  826 

forgive  918 
bear 
savage  907 
5'./r/y  895 
had  it  been  a  -  it 
would  have  bitten 
you 
inattention  458 

-  garden 
disorder  59 
discord  713 
arena  728 

-  leader  540 
-pit  370 

-  skin  cap  225 
helmet  717 

bearable  651 
beard  hair  205 
prickles  253 
?'0?/£7/i  256 
<^t:/y  715 
brave  861 
insolence  885 
pluck  by  the - 
disrespect  Q2Q 
beardless  127 
bearer  271 
bearing  relation  9 
supjwrl  215 
direction  278 
?/i6a?</;iii75]G 
demeanour  692 

-  rein  752 
bearings 

circumstances  8 
situation  183 
beast  animal  366 
■unclean  653 
discourteous  895 

-  of  burden 
carrier  271 
labourer  690 

beat  6e  superior  33 

j)eriodic  138 

7'e5'2oy?  181 

impulse  276 

surpass  303 

oscillate  314 

agitation  315 

cy-WA-A  330 

50?wrf  407 

/e««  of  pursuit  625 

;?«ifA  627 

overcmne  731 

^/Ir^.^c-  972 
-about 

d;  c?/?7  6^:9 

-  the  air  645 

-  against  708 

-  one's  breast  8:^9 
-about  the  bush 

<^'-y./(9/'  463 


BEC 

I     evade  the  point  471 
prevariccUe  544 
diffuse  style  573 

-  do\vn  (?6*i;row  162 
cheapen  794,  819 
insolent  885 

-  of  drum 
7w«t<fec  416 
publish  5:31 
o/a?-w  669 
«i'ar  722 
command  741 
;w;?;>  882 

without  -  of  drum 

-  into  ^-m^?;^  537 

-  off  717 

-  a  retreat 
retire  283 
avoid  623 
«?'6w?2^  725 

-  time  clock  114 
music  416 

-  up  claim  352 
-lip  against 

oppose  708 

-  up  for  cater  637 

-  up  one's  quarters 
seek  461 
f«6e«;  892 

-  up  for  recruits 
prepare  673 
aid  707 

beaten  track 
habit  613 
?t'«y  627 
leave  the  -  83 
tread  the  -  82 
beatic  827 

beatific  pleasing  829 
heavenly  ""' 


BEE 


beatification 
,  piety  987 
beating  high 
I    the  heart  -  824 
beau  man  373 
/(??>  854 
admirer  897 

-  Ideal  perfect  650 
*t«v^y  845 

-  monde 
fashion  852 

{nobility  875) 
beautify  845,  847 
beautiless  846 
\  beauty  845 
bea\er  hat  225 
becalm  265 
because  cause  153 
attribution  155 
answer  462 
reasoning  A76 
motive  615 
bechance  151 
beck  7t/,?  348 
^ig-w  550 
mandate  741 
at  one's -ae</7C7 
o6^y  743 
beckon  s-ign  550 


I     nwtive  615 

ca/(J  741 
I  becloud  dark  421 

hide  528 
become 

change  to  144 

«cc«7Y/  ?(;e^A  23 

behoove  926 
-  of  151 
becoming 

accordant  23 

proper  640 

beautiful  845,  847 

due  924 
becripplo  lf8 
bed  lodgment  191 

<«!yer  204 

support  215 

ffarden  371 

marriage  903 
brought  to  -  161 
death  -  360 
smooth  the  -  of 

death  707 
go  to  -  quiet  265 
«^^/>  683 
keep  one's  - 
ill  655 

-  of  down 
re]xjse  687 

-  gown  225 
I   -maker  746 

-  ridden  655 
I   -  room  191 

-  of  roses 
J)leasure  377 
prosperity  734 

put  to  -  with  a 
shovel  303 

-  time  126 
bedarken  421 
bedaub  cof^r  223 

I      dirt  6.53 
^  {deface  846) 
bedazzle  420 
bedding  215 
bedeck' 847 
bedel  965 

bedesman  {see  oeaaa- 
man] 

bedevjj(:;.ra;2g'e61 

sorcei-i  992 
bedew  339 
bedight  847 
bedim  421,  422 
bedizon  colour  428 

ornament  847 
^  vulgar  851 
Bedlam 

-  broke  loose  59 
candidate  for  -  504 

Bedouin  792 
bedwarf  195 
bee  690 

busy  -  682 

swarm  like -s  102 

-  in  one's  bonnet 
503 

-  in  a  bottle  407 
-'8  Max  852 

19 


BEE 


BEH 


BEL 


BEN 


bcct-catcrTSn 

beef-headefl  400 

Beelzebub  978 

beer  298 

beery  959 

beetle  overhang  203 
project,  250 
blind  as  a  -  442 
Colorado  -  913 

-  head  501 
befall  151 
befit  arjree  23 

expedient  046 

due  924,  92G 
befool  mad  503 

deceive  545 
befooled 

ric/imized  732 
before  in  order  62 

in  time  116 

jrresence  186 

in  space  234 

precession  280 

preference  609 
set  -  one  525 

-  Christ  106 

-  lonK  132 

-  mentioned  62, 116 

-  now  122 

-  one's  eyes 
visible  446 
manifest  525 

-  one's  time  132 
beforehand 

prior  116 

early  132 

foresi(/IU  510 

resolve  -  Oil 
befoul  053 
befriend  aid  707 

friendship  888 
beg  Turk  745 

«,'?^•  705 

-  one's  bread  765 
poor  804 

-  leave  760 

-  one's  life  914 

-  j)ardon  952 

-  the  question  477 
beget  161 
beggar 

petitioner  767 
2->oor  804 
degrade  874 
low  person  876 

sturdy  -  79 i 

-description 
unconformable  83 
wonderful  870 

-  my  neighbour  840 
beggared 

bankrupt  808 
beggarly  mean  643 
w7e  874 
vulgar  876 
*grwi/e  886 

-  account  of  empty 
boxes 

insufflcUnt  640 
2>oor  804 


begging 
go  a  - 

too  much  041 
useless  045 
ofe?'«Z  703 
free  748 

-  letter  705 
begilt  847 
begin  66 

-  again  104 
beginner  541 
beginning  66 
begird  227,  229 
beglerbeg  745 
begone 

depart  293 
Section  297 
abrogate  756 
{disappear  449) 

-  dull  care  8^56 
begrime  653 
begrudge 

■unwilling  603 
refuse  764 
stingy  819 
beguile  mislead  495 
deceive  545 
reconcile  831 

-  the  time 
inaction  681 
amusement  840 

begum  875 
behalf 

advantage  618 

aic?  707 
i-n  -  of  759 
behave  oneself 

conduct  092 

fashion  852 

courtesy  894 
behaviour  692 
on  one's  good  -  944 
behead  kiU'Sdl 

execute  972 
behemoth  192 
behest  741 
behind  in  order  6S 

in  space  235 

sequence  281 

-  the  age  old  124 
ignorant  491 

-  one's  back 
missing  187 

speak  ill  of  -  one's 
back  934 

-  the  scenes 
cause  153 
vnMen  447 
cognizant  490 
/rt/eAt^  526 
hidden  528 
playhouse  599 

-  time  ia3 
behindhand 

/rt/e  13:3 

shortcoming  304 
adversity  735 
insolvent  808 
Ixihold  *ce  441 
/oo/fc457 


oeholden 

grateful  916 

obligatory  923 
bcho Icier  444 
behoof  618 
behoove  920 
being  abstract  1 

concrete  3 
created  -  303 
human  -  372 
time  -  lOo 
Bel  979 
belabour  bufet  2:'6 

thump  972 
belated  to/<3  1*3 

ignorant  491 
belay  j'om  43 

7-estrain  700 
belch  297 
beldam  913 
beldame  173 
beleaguer  710 
bcl  esprit  844 
belfry  lOCO 
Belial  978,  980 
sons  of  -  983 
belie  deny  530 

falsify  544 

contradict  708 
belief  cj'edence  48i 

religious  creed  937 
easy  of  -  472 
hug  a  -  006 
believe  \see  belief] 

suppose  514 
reason  to  -  472 

-  vpho  may  485 
not  -  one's  senses 

870 
believer 
religious  987 
true  -  983a 
belike  472 
bell  sound  417 
sign  550 
alarm  -  009 
bear  away  the  - 
goodness  048 
success  731 
repute  873 
cracked  -  408a 
passing  -  363 

-  book  and  candle 
sivear  535 

curse  908 
sjyell  993 
rite  998 

-  the  cat  861 

-  shape  globose  240 
concave  252 

belladonna  663 
belle  374 
a  la  -  ^toile 

out  of  doors  220 

in  the  air  845 
belles  lettres  560 
belli,  casus  -824 
bellicose 

contentious  720 

tcarlike  722 


bellied  250 
belligerent 

contentious  720 

tvarlike  722 

comhatant  726 
belling  412 
l)elhnan  534 
bello,  flagrante  -  7:^ 
Bel  Ion  a  722 
bellow  loudAQX 

cryfiW 

animal  ci^j  412 

^oail  839 
bellows  vjind  340 

lungs  580 
bells,  peal  of  -  407 
bellwether 

go  first  64 

'direct  694 
belly  inside 'iiZX 

convex  250 
-ful  complete  52 

enough  639 

-  god  957 

-  timber  298 
Beloniancy  511 
belong  to  related  9 

component  56 

included  76 

attribute  157 

property  777,  780 

(^«^?/  92o 
beloved  897 
below  207 
here  -  318 

-  the  mark  32 

-  par  34,  207 
bad  649 
indifferent  C51 
discount  813 
ignoble  870 

-  Its  full  strength 
651 

-  stairs  207 
belt  outline  230 

ring  247 

strait  343 
swimming  -  660 
Belus  979 
belvedere  441 
bemask  528 
l)emingle  41 
bemire  653 
bemoan  839 
bemused  4r)8 
bench  supiiort  215 

council  698 

tribunal  9()6 
Bench,  King's  -  751 
bencher  908 
bend  oblique 'ZM! 

angle  244 

curve  245 

incline  278 

deviate  27'9 

depi^ession  308 

circuit  f^n 

give  324 

submit  725 

-  backwards  235 

20 


BEN 


BES 


BET 


BEW 


-  the  bow  686 

-  the  brows  932 

-  one's  course  278 

-  the  knee 
boio  down  308 
submit  725 
humble  879 
8en:ile  886 
courtesy  894 
resjiect  92S 
ivorship  990 

-  one's  looks  upon 
441 

-  the  mind  457 

-  over  250 

-  to  rules  &c.  82 

-  sinister  874 

-  one's  steps  622 

-  to  tend  176 

-  towards  278 

-  to  one's  will  737 
beneath  207 

-  one  940 

-  notice  643 
Benedick  903 
Benedictine  996 
benediction 

gratitude  910 

apjnvval  931 

tDorship  990 
nuptial  -  903 
benefaction  784 
benefactor  912 
benefice  995 
beneficent  900 
beneficial  good  648 
(.useful  644) 

-  interest  780 
beneficiary 

jTOssessor  779 

receive  785 

clergy  99G 
benefit  good  018 

vse  644 

do  good  648 

aid  707 

acquisition  775 

property  780 

benevolence  906 

(imirroi-e  658) 
reap  tlie  -  of 

success  731 
benefits  forgot  9 '7 
benegesscnt, 

quamdiu  se  -  d20 
benevolence 

tax  812 

lore  897 

kindness  906 
universal  -  ( 10 
Bengal  heat  382 
benighted 

dark  421 

ignorant  491 
benign  656 
benignant  908 
benisou  931 
Benjamin's  mesa 

greater  33 

chief  pfirt  50 


I  Benshie  979 
bent  tendency  170 
angle  244 
turn  of  mind  820 
desire  805 
fool  to  the  top  of 
one's  -  855 

-  on  tvilling  602 
resolved  604 
intention  620 
desirous  865 

Benthamite  910 
ben  trovato 

likely  472 

imagination  515 

vnthdh  546 

uil  842 
benumb 

insensiUe  376 

cold  385 

deaden  affections 
823 
beplaster  933 
bepraise  931 
bequest  gift  784 

{acquisition  775) 
bereavement 

death  360 

fos5  776 

toA,e  away  789 
bereft  ;)(X>r  804 

-  of  reason  503 
berg,  ice-  383 
bergamot  400 
berlin  272 
berth  lodging  189 

bed  215 

office  625 
beryl  green  435 

jewel  847 
beseech 

request  765 

^my  990 
beseem  926 
beset  suiroimd  227 

/o/Zc^t;  281 

attack  716 

entreat  705 

a«/?.02/  830 

-  with  difficulties 
704 

besetting 
general  78 
Aaii;:  613 

-  sin  945 
beshrew  908 
beside  except  83 

near  197 
alongside  230 

-  the  mark 
irrelevant  10 
«r?'a/-  495 

-oneself  mac?  503 

excited  824 
besides  37 
besiege  attack  716 

solicit  765 
besique  840 
beslaver  933 
bcslime  653 


beslubber  933      , 
besmear  cover  22:^ 

dirt  653 
besom  652 
besotted  481 
bespangle  847 
bespatter  dirt  653 

disapprove  932 

/rt^/er  933 

detract  934 
bespeak  ear/y  132 

evidence  467 

indicate  516 

engage '.  55 

a^/fc  /or  765 
bespeckle  440 
bespot  440 
besprinkle  mix  41 

variegate  440 
best  goorf  648 

perfect  650 
all  for  the  - 

J700rf  618 

prosper  734 

content  831     , 

/io?;€  858 
bad  is  the  -  049 
do  one's  - 

care  459 

^ry675 

activity  682 

exertion  6^0 
have  the  -of  it  731 
make  the  -  of  it 

over-estimate  482 

■use  677 

submit  725 

compromise  Ti^ 

take  easily  820 

/'iopg  858 
to  the  -  of  one's 
belief  484 

-  bib  and  tucker 
jtrepared  673 
ornament  847 
ostentation  882 

-  intentions  906 

-  part  great  31 
nearly  all  50 

make  the  -  of  one's 

time  684 
bestead  644 
bestial  961 
bestir  oneself 
activity  682 
haste  084 
exertion  686 
bestow  784 

-  one's  hand  903 

-  thought  451 
bestraddie  215 
bestride  mount  206 

ride  215 
bet  621 
betake  oneself  to 

journey  200 

business  625 

use  677 
bete,  pas  si  -  498 
bete  noire  fear  8(>0 


hate  898 
bctliink  think  451 

remember  505 
bethral 

subjection  749 

restraint  751 
betide  151 
betimes  132 
betoken 

evidence  467 

predict  511 

indicate  550 
betray 

disclose  529 

deceive  545 

dishonour  940 
-itself  rmWe  446 
betrayer  941 
betrim  673 
betroth 

promise  768 

marriage  903 
betrothed  897 
better  j/ooo?  648 

improve  658 
get  -  A€fl«A  654 

imjn-ove  658 

refreshment  689 

restoration  660 
get  the  -  of  731 
think  -  of 

correct  658 

repent  950 
seen  -  days 

deteriorate  659 

adversity  735 

;wo?'804 

-  half  O03 

only  -  than  nothiiiji 
651 

-  sort 

ieflK  monde  875 
for  -  for  worse 

cA02C^  009 

marriage  90:3 
between  228 
far  - 198 
lie -228 
vibi-ate  -  two 

extremes  149 

-  ourselves  528 

-  two  fires  6C5 
betwixt  228 
bevel  217 
bever  298 
beverage  298 
bevue  732 

bevy  assemblage  72 
multitude  102 

bewail  regret  83^3 
lavient'Sm 

beware  668 

bewilder 
jnit  out  458 
unceitainty  475 
astonish  870 

bewitch 
fascinate  615 
please  829 
errife  Inrfi  897 

21 


BEY 


BIL 


BIR 


BIT 


exorcise  993 
bey  745 
beyond  suijerior  33 

distance  1S6 
go  -  303 

-  compare  31,  33 

-  control  471 

-  one's  depth 
deep  'iOS 
unintelliqlhle  519 

-  expression  31 

-  one's  grasp  471 

-  hope  731,  734 

-  the  mark 
transcursion  303 
redundance  641 

-  measure  641 

-  possibility  471 

-  praise 
perfect  050 
appi'obation  931 
virtue  944 

-  price  814 

-  question  474 

-  reason  471 

-  remedy  859 

-  seas  57 

bias  tendency  175 

slope  217 

preposesslon  481 

disposition  SZO 

(7notive  Gi5) 
bib  pinafore  225 

dHnk  959 
bibber  weep  839 

tope  959 
bibble-babble  5F4 
bibendum,  nunc  est  - 

959 
Bible  985 

-  oath  535 
bibliography  593 
bibliolatry 

learning  490 

heterodoxy  984 

idolatry  991 
Bibliomancy  511 
bibliomania  490 
bibliomaniac  492 
bibliopole  593 
bibliotheca  593 
bibulous  298 
bice  438 
h\cker  flutter  ZVS 

quarrel  713 

(contend  7'iff) 
bicolour  440 
biconjugate  91 
bicuspid  91 
bicycle  'ZTi 
bid  order  741 

offer  7G3 

-  the  banns  803 

-  defiance  715 

-  fair  tend  176 
probable  472 
jyrotnise  bll 
hope  858 

-  a  long  farewell  624 

-  for  intend  (520 


ofl'er  763 

request  725 

bargain  794 
bidder  767 
bide  wait  133 

remain  141 

take  coolly  826 

-  one's  time  133 
watch  507 
inactive  681 

bidet  271 
biennial 

peHodic  138 

plant  367 
bienseance 

polish  852 

manners  894 
bier  363 
bifacial  90 
bifarious  90 
bifid  91 
bi  fold  90 
biform  double  90 

{two  89) 
bifurcate  bisect  91 

angle  244 
big  in  degree  31 

m  size  192 

wide  194 
look  -  defy  715 

j)roud  878 

insolent  885 
talk  -  885 

threat  909 

-  sounding 
loud  404 
words  577 
affected  855 

-  swoln  194 

-  with  161 

-with  the  fate  of  511 
bigamy  903 
biggin  191 
bight  343 
bigot  positive  474 

prejudice  481 

obstinate  606 

heterodox  984 

impiousQ^ 
bigwig 

scholar  493 

sage  500 

nobility  875 
bijou  goodness  648 

beauty  845 

orna77ient  847 
bilander  273 
bilateral  ^z<;o  90 

.<fi(/e  236 
bilbao  727 
bilboes  752 
put  into  -  751 
bile  900 
bilge  base  211 

convex  250 

yawn  260 

-  water  653 
bilious  837 
bilk 

disappoint  509 


cheat  545 
.<f<ea^  791 
bill  list  86 
hatchet  253 
placard  531 
/k'Ae<  550 
;?a;;6r  593 
/>/«/i  626 
weapon  727 
money  order  800 
money  account  811 
charge  812 
in  /aw  969 
true  -  969 

-  and  coo  902 

-  of  exchange 
security  771 

-  of  fare  food  298 
;;/a?i  026 

-  of  indictment  938 
-s  of  mortality  300 

-  of  sale  771 
billet  locate  184 

ticket  550 
apportion  786 
billet  epistle  502 

-  doux  902 
billhook  253 
billiard  -  ball 

round  249 

-  room  191 

-  table  ;f«;  213 
billiards  840 
Billingsgate 

slang  563 

curse  908 

{censure  932) 
billion  98 
billow  sea  348 
billow  river  341 
billy-cock  225 
billy-goat  373 
bin  191 
binary  89 
bind  connect  43 

cover  223 

compel  744 

condition  770 

obligation  920 

-  hand  and  foot  751 

-  oneself  708 

-  over  744 

-  up  wounds  600 
bine  367 
binocular  445 
binomial  80 
biogenesis  101 
biography  594 
Biology  357,  :i59 
bi  parous  89 
bipartite  91 
biplicity  H9 
biquadrate  (;6 
birch  ^017972 

-  rod  975 
bird  363 

kill  two  -8  with  one 

stone  682 
-'seye  view  441,  448 
8  Oi  a  feather  17 


the  -  has  fiown 

absence  187 
escape  071 

-  m  hand  have  777 
keep  781 

-  of  ill  omen 
omen  512 
warning  668 
hopeless  859 

-  of  passage  208 

a  little  -  told  me  521 
birdcage  370 
birdlime  glue  45 

trap  545 
biretta  999 
hivth.  beginning  Q^ 

production  161 

paternity  166 

nobility  875 

-  day  suit  226 

-  place  153 

-  right  924 
bis  reiyeat  104 

appwval  931 
biscuits,  s'embarquer 

sans  -674 
bise  349 
bisection 

middle  68 

halve  91 
bishop  punch  298 

clerqti  9<J6 
-'s  palace  1000 
-'s  purple  437 
bishopric  995 
bistoury  253 
bistre  433 
bisulcate  259 
bit 

small  quantity  32 

part  51 

curb  752 

-  by  bit 

by  degrees  26 
by  in'slabnents  51 
in  detail  79 
sloxoly  "^75 

-  between  the  teeth 
719 

bitch /ema/e  374 

clumsy  609 

fail  732 

impure  962 
bite  eat  293 

physical  pain  378 

cold  3h5 

cheat  545 

dupe  547 

etch  558 

mental  jmin  830 

-  the  dust  725 

-  in  259 

-  the  thumb 
anger  900 
disrespect  C23 

-  the  tongue  392 
biter  bit  718 
biting  cold  mi 

pungent  392 
painful  8.'i0 

23 


BIT 


BLA 


BLI 


BLO 


discoiu'teous  895 
censorious  932 

bitten  897 

bitter  cold  383 
taste  392.  395 
iminfiil  8^W 
acrimonious  895 
hate  898 
angry  900 
male  cole  J  U  907 

-  pill  735 

-  ^vol•ds  932 
bitterly  greatly  Z\ 
bitterness  [see  bitter] 

2)ain  82.S 

regret  8^33 
bitumen  356a 
bivouac 

encamp  184 

caw/)  189 

repose  265 

?t'a/c/i  668 
bi-weekly  138 
bizarre 

unconformable  83 

ridiculous  853 
blab  529 
blabber  584 
black  colour  431 

crime  945 
look  -feeling  821 

discontent  832 

a«gr?'y  900 

-  art  992 

-  and  blue 
6ea<  972 

-  book  938 

-  eye  972 

-  in  the  face 
sioear  535 
excitement  821,  824 

-  flag  722 

-  hole  croivd  72 
2')Hson  752 

-  lead  556 

-  letter  old  124 
hart)ansm  563 
print  591 

-  looks 

•    discourteous  895 
I    sullen  901a 
/    disappivve  932 
'  -  mail  theft  791 

fioo^y  793 

6n6e  973 

-  sheep  949 

-  spots  in  the  hori- 
zon 859 

-  swan  8i 

-  and  white 
c'liaroscuro  420 
colourless  429 
record  551 
writing  590 

prove  that  -  is  white 
477 
blackamoor  431 
wash  a  -  white  471 
blackball 
exclude  55 


banish  893 
blackcoat  996 
blacken  [see  black] 

defame  9  J4 
blacki^uard 

vulgar  851 

rude  895 

base  940 

vagabond  949 
blacklesr  792 
blackness  431 
bladder  191 
blade  edge  tool  253 

ma/i  373 

instrument  633 

sAa^v?  fellow  682 

2)roJicient  700 

sioord  727 


/0/7  854 
)lai] 


blain  ^vy/?i;j  250 

Wo^cA  848 

blame  932 

lay  -  on  938 

take  -  932 

blameless  946 

blameworthy 

disajyprove  932 

vice  945 

guilt  947 
blanc-bec  701 
blanch  429,  430 
bland  mild  174 

courteous  894 
blandiloquence  933 
blandishment 

inducement  615 

endearment  902 

flattery  933 
blank  inexistent  2 

nnsubstanticd  4 
look  - 

disapjxnnted  509 

discontent  832 

wonder  870 
point  -  576 
-cartridge  158 
blanket  cower  223 

ivarm  384 
wet  -  174 
toss  in  a  -  929 
blare  412 
blarney  933 
blase  weary  841 

satiated  8o9 
blasphemy  983 
blast  destroy  162 

explosion  173 

?yj;t(/  349 

wvrtrf  404 

adversity  735 

c««'se  908 
blatiint  c/'y  412 

silly  499 
blatter  412 
blaze  heat  382 

/ig-A^  420 

excitement  824 
-  abroad  531 
blazing 

luminary  423 


blazon  publish  531 
repute  873 
ofttentation  832 

ble  ;  man2:er  son -en 
herbe  818 

bleach  429,  4*) 

bleak  383 

blear-eyed  443 

bleat  412 

bleb  250 

bleed 
phT/sical  pain  378 
remedy  662 
spend  money  809 
extort  money  ^W 
moral  pain  828 
make  the  heart  -  830 

-  freely  liberal  816 
bleeding 

hemorrhage  299 
remedy  662 

-  heart  828 
blemish 

imperfection  651 
injure  659 

tiflr/?/  846 

defect  848 
blench  rt6'oi(i  623 


fear  860 
)Ien 


blend  mix  41 

cmnbine  48 
bless 

give  pleasure  829 

approve  931 

divine  function  97 

worship  990 

-  my  heart  870 

-  one's  stars 
^•eioece  838 
^/ianArj?  916 

blessed  827 
abode  of  the  -  981 
blessedness 
single  -  904 
blessing  good  618 

approval  931 
blessings 

prosperity  734 
blest  827 

-  with 
possessed  of  777 

Bletonism  511 
blight 

deteriorate  659 

adversity  735 

-  hope  509 
blind  shade  424 

cecity  442 
inattentive  458 
ignorant  491 
conceal  528 
screen  530 
deception  545 
i?wienc^u'e  601 
pi'etext  617 
imensible  823 

-  alley  261 

-  bargain 
uncertain  475 
purooseleas  621 


rasA  863 

-  the  eyes  /iirfc  528 
<?ec^2  /;e  545 

-  hookey  840 

-  lead  the  blind  538 

-  man's  buff  840 

-  man's  holiday  42' 

-  to  one's  own  mer** 
880 

-  of  one  eye  443 

-  side  prejudice  48i 
credulity  480 
6t)stinacy  606 

blindness  442 
blink  wink  443 

neglect  460 

falter  605 

avoid  023 

{overlook  458) 

-  at  Wi/w/  to  442 
blinkard  443 
blinker  530 
bliss  827 

celestial  981 
blister  250 
blithe  836 
bloated 

expanded  194 

misshapen  243 

convex  250 

-  with  pride  878 
block  mass  192 

support  215 

o?e«se  321 

hard  323 

/oo;  501 

hinder  706 

execution  975 
bring  to  the  -  972 
cut  -s  with  a  razor 

638 
wood  -  558 

-  of  buildings  189 

-  out  shape  240 
prepai-€  973 

-  printing  591 

-  up  close  261 
obstruct  706 

blockade  close  261 

restrain  751 
blockhead  501 
blockish  499; 
blonde  429, 4:30 
blood 
consanguinity  11 
fluid  333 
kUl  361 
/o;?  854 
nobility  875 
dye  with  - 
se-t'6?'e  739 

hands  in  -  cruel  90? 
in  the  -  5 
life  -  359 
new  - 

improve  658 

animate  824 

spill  -  war  722 

-  for  b/ood  919 

-  boil  excite  824,  82i; 


BLO 


BLU 


BOA 


BOG 


anger  900 
*  run  cold 
painful  830 
fear  860 
-heat  882 

-  horse  271 

-  hound  913 

-  letting 
^eclioii  297 
remedy  G62 

-  red  434 

^- stained  3G1 

-  sucker  913 

-  thirsty 
murderous  361 
cruel  907 

-  up  excited  824 
angry  WO 

bloodless  peace  721 

virtue  946 
bloodv  [see  blood] 

vnclean  653 

cn<e/  907 
bloom  youth  127 

W(^e  43S 

health  654 

prosperity  734 
blooming  845 
blossom  ^o/ye/'  367 

pros}terity  734 
blot  blacken  431 

*/To;'  495 

obliterate  552 

rfi?'^y  653 

blemish  848 

disgrace  874 

fl-j^V^  947 

-  out  destroy  162 
obliterate  552 

blotch  blemish  848 

(W«c^•431) 
blouse  225 
blow  Arnoc^  276 

«;inc;  349 

unexpected  508 

disappointment  509 

ew^  619 

«c^io/i  680 

g'6<  wi«(Z  083 

failure  732 

prosper  734 

?)aiAi  828,  830 
come  to  ~s  720,  722 
deal  a -at  716 
deal  a  -  to  972 
death  -  3  iO.  3(51 

-  for  blow  718 

-  one's  brains  out 
361 

-  the  coals  834 
-down  i:>2 

-  the  fire  384 

-  hole  351 

-  the  horn  410 

-  hot  and  cold 
/je544 

irresolute  605 
tergimri^alitn  607 
caprice  608 

-  a  kiss  90^4 


-  off  disperse  73 

-  out  food  298 
darken  421 
gorge  957 

-  over  2yast  122 

-  pipe  349 

-  the  trumpet  873 

-  up  destroy  162 
eruption  173 
inflate  194 
toind  349 
excite  %9A 
objurgate  QS2,  934 

blown  [see  blow] 
fatigued  688 
proiid  878 
storm  -  over 
safe  664 
i:)eace  721 

-  upon 

disreputable  874 
censured  932 

blowzy  szvoln  194 

rec?  434 
blubber  fat  356 

cry  839 
Blucher  boot  225 
bludgeon 

weapon  727 

(stHke  276) 

-  man  fighter  726 
&?'Wi!6  913 

blue  sky  ;«8 

co/o?<r  438 

learned  490 
bit  of  -  hope  858 
look  - 

disappointed  509 
/ee/ing-  821 

discontent  832 

disrepute  874 
swear  till  all's  -535 
true- 

veracity  543 

probity  939 

-  book  /is;;  86 
record  551 

-devils  837 

-  jacket  269 

-  light  5i.9;iaZ  550 
atorm  669 

-  Peter  ^o*/  550 
set  sail  293 

-  and  red  437 

-  ribbon  877 

-  ruin  959 

-  stocking 
scholar  492 
affectation  855 

-  and  yellow  435 
Bluebeard 

marriage  903 

libertine  962 
blueness  4:j8 
bluff  tiolent  173 

high  206 

blunt  254 

insolent  885 

discourteous  895 
blunder  (?r7*w  495 


ahsxirdity  497 

aivkward  699 

failure  732 
blunderbuss  727 
blunderhead  701 
blunderheaded  493 
blunt  weaken  160 

i;?6T^  172 

moderate  Y.  174 

ofi^zto'e  254 

benumb  376 

c^amp  V.  616 

plain-spoken  703 

cac?/i  800 

deaden  feelings  823 

discow'teous  895 

-  tool  645 
"-  witted  499 
bluntness  254 
blur  f^iri!  653 

blemish  848 

stigma  874 
blurred 

2//  fioJid^g  447 
blurt  out 

disclose  529 

c-f/J^rtA;  582 
blush  r&dden  434 

/^e;  821 

humbled  879 

modest  881 
at  first  -  see  441 

appear  448 

manifest  525 
put  to  the  - 

humble  879 

broxobeat  885 

discourtesy  895 
blushing  honours 

repute  873 

modesty  881 
bluster  violent  173 

defiant  715 

insolent  885 

threaten  9C9 
blusterer  887 
blustering  [.sei  blus- 
ter] 

2vindy  349 

Bo  to  a  goose, 

not  say  -  862 

boa  225 

boar  animal  366 

7/irt/e  373 
board  /ayer  204 

supi)ort  215 

/k)(/  298 

Aarc;  323 

council  696 

a^^rtcA;  716 

tribunal  960 
festive  -  892 
go  by  the  - 

2)owe)iess  ins 

destruction  162 
go  on     293 
on -2)?'esent  186 

«Ai/>  273 
preside  at  the  -  633 

-  school  542 


boards  theatre  599 

«re7irt  728 
boast  884 

not  much  to  -  of  651 
boasting  <S84 
boas  ton  840 
boat  273 

row  in  the  same  - 
88 
boatmg  2G7 
boatman  2G9 
i)oatswain2G9 
bob  depress  308 

leap  309 

oscillate  314 

agitate  315 

-  a  curtsy  894 

-  ^ovfish  4G3 
Bobadil,  Captain  - 

887 
bobbin  312 
bobbing /?/«;  388 
bobbish  654 
bocage  367 
bocca,  per  amusare 

la  -  394 
boddice  225 
bode  511 
bodily 

substantially  3 

whollij^  50 

material  316 

-  enjoyment  377 

-  fear  8G0 

-  pain  378 
bodkin 

go  (jetiveen  228 
perforator  262 
body  substance  3 
tvhole  50 
assemblage  72 
matter  3i6 
paj^y  712 
in  a  -  together  88 

-  and  blood  of  Christ 
987 

-  clothes  225 

-  colour  55G 

-  of  doctrine  490 

-  forth  554 

-  guard 
defence  717 
keeper  753 

-  of  knowledge  490 

-  politic 
mankind  372 
authority  737 

keep  -  and  soul  to- 
gether ()54 

-  of  water  318 
Boeotian  stupid  49D 

fool  501 
vulgar  851 
igrioble  876 
bog  swamp  345 
dunghill  653 

-  trotter  876 
boggart  980 
boggle  hesitate  605 

awkivard  G99 

24 


Boa 


BON 


BOO 


BOT 


diW-Culty  704 

-  enfant  social  892 

bogie  980 

kindly  906 

bogle  980 

-  gre  nial  gre  601 

bogus  545 
Bohemian  268 

-  inot  842 

-  naturel  836 

boil  violence  173 

-  ton  852 

effervesce  315 

-  vivant957 

bubble  353 

bona  -  ftdes 

Jieat  382,  384 

veracity  543 

itlceration  655 

probity  9:39 

excitement  824,  825 

-  i-oba  9('>2' 

anger  900 

bonanza  extra  641 

boiler  386 

gift  784 
bonbon  396 

boisterous 

violent  173 

bond  tie  45 

hccsty  084 

compact  769 

excitable  825 

security  771 

bold  prominent  250 

money  800 

vigorous  574 

right  924 

67'rti'e  861 

-  of  union  9,  45 

make  -  with 

bondage  749 
bonded  together  712 

discourtesy  895 

show  a  -  front 

bonds  [see  bond] 

defy  715 

fetters  752 

6ra^'6  861 

in  -  service  746 

-  faced  885 

tear  asunder  one's 

-  push  essay  675 

750 

-  relief  m*'i6^e  446 

-  of  harmony  714 

-  stroke  7;;fW  626 

bondsman  746 

success  731 

bone  dense  321 

bole  50 

hard  323 

Ijolero  840 

bred  in  the  -  5 

bolster  suppoi't  215 

-  of  contention  713, 

reiKiir  658 
aid  707 

720 

one  -  and  one  liesh 

-  up  vindicate  937 

903 

bolt  5(/i!  42 

-  to  pick  difficulty 

/as<€/i  43 

fastening  45 

discord  713 

cto56  261 

bonehouse  363 

nwve  rapidly  274 

bones  [see  bone] 

J5?"02;e;  284 

coi^se  362 

run  avjay  623 

music  \Yi 

escape  671 

break  no  -  648 

hindrance  706 

make  no  -  willing 

*"/ta/<  727 

C02 

.v/iac-AVe  752 

easy  705 

thunder  -  872 

bonfire  382 

-  the  door  761 

festivity  810 

-  food  swallow  298 

celebration  ^^l 

gormandize  957 

make  a  -  of  384 

-  in  751 

bonhomie 

-  upright  212 

candour  703 

holthead  191 

kindness  906 

bolus  ww«i!/i/t^  298 
remedy  662 

bonhomme  '..90 

Boniface  890 

bomb  727 

bonne  servant  740 

-  vessel  726 

nurse  753 

bombard  716 

-  bouche  end  07 

bombardier  726 

pleasant  377 

bombast 

savounj  394 

unmeaninj  517 

sating  636 
a,  la  -  neure 

■magniloquence  577 

ridiadous  853 

willing  C02 

boasting  884 

content  8:^1 

{exaggeration  549) 

de  -  volontc  602 

Bom  bastes  Furioso 

bonnet  225 

887 

bonny 

bombilation  404 

cheerful  a36 

bou  :  de  -  augure  858 

^'ttty  8-15 

bono :  cui - 

intention  620 

utility  644 

inutility  645 
pro  -  publico 

useful  644 

philanthropy  910 
bonus  €a;/?'a  641 
.  gift^iU 

money  810 
bony  32:3 
bonze  996 
booby  501 
Boodhism  984 
book  register  86 

record  551 

volume  593 

en^er  accounts  811 
at  one's  -s  539 
bring  to  - 

evidence  467 

account  811 

reprove  932 
mind  one's  -  539 
school  -  542 
without  - 

by  heart  505 

-  of  fate  001 

-  learning  490 
book-case  191 
booked  dying  300 
bookish  4'JO 
bookkeeper  553 
bookkeeping  811 
bookless 

unlearned  493 
bookmaking  156 
bookseller  593 
bookworm  492 
boom 

support  215 

sail  267 

rush  274 

impulse  276 

sound  404 

obstacle  706 

defence  717 
boomerang 

recoil  277 

weapon  '''27 
boon  784 
beg  a  -  765 

-  companion  890 
boor  clown  876 
boorish 

ridiculous  851 
rmcourteous  895 

boot6oA\iyi 
dress  225 
advantage  618 
important  642 
punishment  975 
to  -  acfrfec/  37 

booted  and  spurred 
673 

booth  «/a/;  189 
."/io/J  799 

bootless  useless  645 
failing  T^'i, 

boots  dmv  225 


loxo  person  876 
what -it?  643    ' 
booty  793 
booze  959 
bo-peep  peep  441 

hide  528 
bordel  961 
border  edge  2:31 

flower  bed  371 

m'nament  847 

-  upon  197,  199 
bore  diameter  202 

/io/e  260 

^ic?e  348 

ilrcw/d^a  828 

plague  830 

weary  841 
Boreal 

Northern  237 

co^i^  ;383 
Boreas  319 
borer  262 
born  359 
-so  5 

-  under  an  evil  star 
735 

-  under  a  lucky  stat 
734 

borne  826 

-  down/«i^^re  732 
defection  837 

borne  499 
bornouse  225 
borough  189 
borrow  788 

-  of  Peter  &c.  147 
borrowed  plumes 

deception  545 
borrower  800 
borrowing  788 
bosh 

unmeaning  517 

untrue  546 

trifling  643 
bosom  breast  221 

mind  450 

afections  820 
in  the  -  of  229 

-  of  one".-;  family  221 

-  friend  890 
boss  250 
boston  840 
botanic  garden  309, 

371 
Botanomancy  51J 
Botany  367,  369 
botch  mend  660 
unskilful  699 
fail  732 
both  89 
listen  with  -  ears 

418 
burn  the  candle  at  - 

ends  6-11 
butter  one's  brend 

on  -  sides  641 
bother 
tincertainty  475 
bustle  t82 
difficulty  704 


BOT 


BOW 


BRA 


BR/ 


trouble  828 

harass  &30 
bothy  189 
bottle 

receptacle  191 

preseite  G70 
bee  in  a  -  407 
crack  a  -  298 
pass  the  -  959 
smelling  -  400 

-  green  435 

-  holder 
auxiliary  177 
mediator  724 

-  np  remernber  505 
hide  528 
restrain  751 

bottom 

lowest  part  211 

support  215 

combe  252 

ship  273 

pluck  604a 

couragi  86.' 
at -5 
at  the  -  of 

cause  153 
go  to  the  -  310 
probe  to  the  -  461 
from  the  -  of  one's 
heart  veracity  543 

feeling  821 

-  npwards  218 
bottomless  208 

-  pit  982 

angel  of  the  -  pit 

978 
bouche  : 
bonne  -  end  67 
savoury  394 
saving  636 
pleasant  829 

-  a  feu  727 
bouderie  301a 
boudoir  191 
bouffe,  opera  599 
bouge  250 
how^Xi  jKirt  51 

curve  245 

tree  367 
howghi  Jlexure  245 
/bougie  423 
'  boulder  249 
boulevards  227 
bouleversement 

revolution  146 

destruction  162 

excite  824 
bounce  violence  173 

jump  309 

lie  546 

boast  884 

insolence  885 

-  upon  arrive  292 
surprise  508 

bouncing  /ar^'e  192 
bound 

circumscribe  229 

«wi/7  274 

fea;;309 


I'll  be -535 

-  back  r'c^r^i^  277 

-  by  926 

-  for  direction  278 
destination  620 

-  to^>?w?«we768 
res])onsible  926 

boundary  233 
bounden  duty  9?6 
boundless 

infinite  105 

iVpace  180 
bounds  23:3 
keep  within  - 

moderation  174 

shortcoming  304 

restrain  751 

prohilnt  '<61 

-  of  possibility  470 
bountiful 

/i6^ra/  816 

benevolent  906 
bounty  gri/;;  784 
bouquet 
fragrant  400 

beauty  847 
bour'^eois  i(7/7?e  591 

commoner  876 
bourgeun  194 
bourn  233 
bourse  799 
i)oiise  959 
bout  turn  13e 

job  G80 

^>''^  '-0 

prank  840 
drinking  -  954 
bout 

iiu  -  du  compte  470 
au  -  de  son  latin 

sophistry  477 

ignorance  491 

difflcidty  704 
boutade 

absurdity  497 

caprice  008 
bovme  oa;  366 

beefivitted  499 
bow/ore  ;;a?'i  2;i4 

c?</Te  245 

nrojection  250 

^/ocy;  308 

fiddlestick  417 

weapon  727 

ornament  847 

servility  886 

reverence  894 

respect  928 

bend  the  -  686 

-  down  ivorship  990 

-  out  297 

-  submission  725 
Bow  bells 

born  within  sound 

of  -  876 

bowed  down 

lament  837 

hvmble  879 

bowelless  '.)14a 

bowels  inside  221 


•  of  compassion  914 

-  of  the  earth  208 
bower  abode  189 

r/^cor^  191 
-s  of  bliss  981 
bowie  knife  727 
bowl  vessel  191 
ivtate  312 
flowing  -  959 

-  along  ^valk  266 
swift  274 

bowlder  249 
bow-legged  243 
bowling-green 

level  2i:i 
bowls  840 
bowman  720 
bowshot  197 
bowstring 

executi07i  972,  975 
box  house  189 

chest  191 

theatre  599 

A/Zii!  720 
horse  -  272 
musical -417 
wrong  -  error  495 

unskilful  699 

dilemma  704 

-  the  compass 
direction  278 
rotation  312 
change  of  mind  607 

-  the  ear  a/?(7fy  900 
sMA-«  972 

-up  751 
boxer  726 
boy  129 
boyar  875 
boyhood  127 
brabble  discord  713 

contest  'ixO 
brabbler  901 
brace  tie  43 

fasten  43 

twom 

strengthen  159 

music  413 

refresh  689 
bracelet  cerc/e  247 

ornament  847 
brachial  633 
Brachygraphy  590 
bracing 

scdvbHm'js  656 
bracken  367 
bracket  ^ie  43,  45 

couple  89 

supjxyrt  215 
brackish  392 
brad  45 
bradawl  262 
Bradshaw  266 
brae  206 
brag  cards  840 

boast  884 
Bi-ahma  979 
Brahmin 

religion  984 

jniest  996 


braid  /i«  43 
ligature  45 
«e.1  219 
variegate  440 
brain  M//  361 
intellect  450 
.'?Ai//  498 
blow  one's  -s  out 

361 
coinage  of  the  -  515 
suck  one's  -s  461 
rack  one's  -s  451, 

515 
brainless  499 
brainpan  450 
brainsick  458 
bra  in  work  451 
brake  cojwe  367 

curb  752 
bramble  thorn  253 

bane  6U3 
bran  330 
brancard  272 
branch  memlter  51 
posterity  U.7 
tree  307 

-  olf  bifurcate  91 
diverge  291 

-  out  ramify  91 
diffuse  style  575 

branching 

symmetry  242 
brand  burn  o84 

fuelZm 

torch  423 

mark  550 

sivoid  727 

disrepute  874 

censure  932 

stigmatize  934 

-  of  discord  713 

-  new  123 

-  with  reproach  9d8i 
brandish 

oscillate  314 

flourish  315 

display  8fc2 
brangle  713 
brangler  710 
brank  975 
bras 

le3  -  croises  68i 

a  -  ouverts  894 
brasier  386 
brass  insolence  885 

bold  as  -  861 

-  band  417 

-  coloured  439 

-  farthing  643 
brat  129 
bravado  884 
brave  healthy  654 

(Z^/2/7]5 
bear  821,  820 
courage  861 

-  a  thousand  years 
110 

bravo 
assassin  361 
I      desjMrrado  8C.3 

20 


BRA 


BRE 


BRE 


BRI 


applause  931 
bravura  415 
brawl  cry  411 

discord  713 

revel  840 
brawler 

disputant  710 

jnoter  742 

blusterer  887 
brawny 

strong  159 

siout'lQ-i 
bray  /^^in^/ 330 

m/  412 
Bray,  Vicar  of  - 

tergiversation  ^^1 

sermlUy  88G 
brazen 

insolent  8&5 
breach  crack  44 

j/a/>  198 

(piai^el  713 

violation  925 
cuslom  honoured  m 
the -614 

-  of  faith  940 

-  of  law 

wtconformity  83 
illegal  964 

-  of  the  peace  713 
breachloader  727 
bread  298 

beg  -  765 
seinsh  943 

quarrel  with  -  and 
butter  699 

-  of  idleness  683 
of  life  Christ  97G 

piety  987 

-  upon  the  waters 
6;j8 

brea  ibasket  191 
breadth  202 

chiaroscuro  420 
break 

fracture  44 

discontinuity  70 

change  140 

gap  198 

carriage  272 

crumble  328 

disclose  529 

cashier  750 

t;Jo/rt/e  77;^,  927 

bankrupt  808 
appiy  the  -  slower 

hinder  706 

-  away  623 

-  bread  238 

-  bulk  297 

-  of   day   morning 
125 

innlight  422 

-  down  destroy  162 
/«;/  short  304 
rftcay  659 

/ai;  7:i2 

-  forth  295 

-  ground  66 


-  a  habit  614 

-  the  heart  pain  828, 
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dejection.  837 

-  the  ice  888 
-in  ingress  294 

d07nes(icate  370 
teach  5:37 
tafne  749 

--  in  upon  derange 
61 

iitopporf.une  135 
hinder  706 

-  a  lance  a^/ac^  716 
6rt///e  722 

-  a  law  8.3 

-  \oo&e  escaiyefjl 
get  free 'im 

-  one's  neck 
jwwerless  158 
die  360 

-  the  neck  o'.' 
task  676 
success  731 

-  no  bones  648 

-  of  650 

-  off  cease  142 
relinquifk  624 
abrogate  756 

-  out  "6e<7 .«  68 
violently^ 
disease  (\55 
excited '■  ^5 

-  the  peace 
violence  <73 
contest  7^0 

-Priscian  s  head  568 

-  prison  7  50 

-  the  ranks  61 

-  short  3^8 

-  silence  5S8 

-  the  teeth 
hard  words  579 

-  the  thread  70 

-  through  the  clouds 
visible  44  5 

disclose  529 

-  through  a  custom 
614 

-  up  di^oin  44 
decompose  49 
end  67 

revolution  146 
destwy  162 

-  up  of  the  system 
death  360 
disease  6(  5 

-  on  the  wheel 
physical  pa,  a  373 
mental  pain  8S0 
jninishment  972 

-  with  713 

-  with  the  past  140 

-  word  deceive  545 
impiobity  940 

breaker 
o/Ao?'Ws2J8 

ifc'^?'€  348 
l^r^kers  s:^tyf^\S 


shall07v  667 
surrounded  by  -  704 

-  ahead  6o5 
breakfast  298 
breakneck 

l)?ecipice  217 

rash  8(i3 
breakwater 

refuge  666 

obstruction  7C6 
breast  interior  221 

co/<?Jea:250 

?«iy<rf  450 

opjwse  708 

«>/^/  820 
at  the  -  129 
in  the  -  of  620 

-  the  current  719 

-  high  206 
breastplate  717 
breastwork  717 
breath  instant  113 

bieeze  319 

life  359 

animality  364 

faint  sound  405 
with  bated  -  581 
hold  -  quiet  265 

expect  507 

7V0)ider  870 
not  a  -  of  air  quiet 
265 

hot  382 
out  of  -  688 
m  tue  same  -  12C 
shortness  of  - 

fatigue  68w 
take  -  rest  265 

rei  rcsh  639 
take  away  one's  - 

unexpected  508 
fear  860 

wonder  870 
breathe  exist  1 

Wo<i)  349 

live  359 

/aj«<  sound  405 

evince  467 

»i6a?<  516 

e///o;-»4  527 

disclose  f,2J 

w^/er  583 

f/;6aA:  5^.2 

refresh  ('89 

-  freely  pleasure  827 
7'C(f?e/"  K;i4 

-  one's  last  36 T 
not  -  a  word  '23 

breathing  time 
repose  tH7 

breathless 

voiceless  581 

0'/(!  0/  ^/?«a//i  6&S 
feeling  821 
/<>a?"  860 

ertf/er  8G5 

wot^dff}  870 

-  atteptioq  '^57 

-  gxi)^ctatio4  507 


-  impatience  865 

-  speed  684 
breech  235 
breeches  225 

wear  the  -  737 

-  maker  225 

-  pocket 
money  800,  802 

breed  kind  75 

7nulliply  161 

2)rogeny  167 

animals  370 

rear  537 

( prepare  073) 
breeding  style  &52 

politeness  894 
breeze  ?t'2»G{  349 

discord  713 
brethren  997 
breve  413 
brevet 

warrant  741 

commission  755 

permit  760 

-  rank  873 
breviary  998 
brevier  591 
brevity  sliort  201 

concise  572 
brew  mzx'  41 

prepare  673 
brewing 

impending  152 
storm  -  665 
briar  «/ia?p  2>J 

bribe  equivalent  30 

^fm/??  615 

o/T^?'  7C3 

gift  784 

6My  795 

reward  973 
brick  /ia/flf  3^"J 

pottery  3S4 

matericd  6^35 

/;-MW/j  939,  948 
make    -s     without 
straw  471 

-  colour  434 
brickbat  727 
bricklayer  690 
bridal  903 
bridewell  7o2 
bridge 

intermedium  45 
way  627 

-  over  join  43 
facilitate  705 
make  peace  723 
cominvmise  774 

bridle  restrain  751 
ree«  752 

-  road  (27 

-  one's  tongue 
silent  5ri5 
cautious  864 

-  up  roi 
brief  /zm^lU 

«y;ace  201 
concise  hTi 

27 


BRI 


BliO 


BRO 


BRU 


compendium  596 
briefly  anon  132 
brig  273 
brigade  726 
brigadier  7 15 
brigand  7i  2 
brigandage  791 
brigantine  27'3 
bright  ,shif<e  420 

toloiir  428 

intelligent  498 

cheery  8:^6 

glory  873 

-  days  734 

-  eyed  845 

-  prospect  858 

-  side  h2J 

look  at  tlie  -  side 
cheer  836 
hope  858 

-  thought 
shaip  4J8 
good  stroke  626 
wit  842 

brighten  up 

furbish  658 
brigue  party  712 

contention  720 
brilliant 

shining  420 

000(^648 

beautiful  845 

g'em  847 

glorious  873 

-  idea  842 
brim  2.:i 

-  over  641 
brimful  52 
brimstone  388 
brindled  440 
brine  sea  341 

salt  392 
bring  270 

-  about  cause  153 
achieve  729 

-  back  790 

-  back  to  the  mem- 
ory r,0.> 

-  to  bear  upon 
relation  9 
action  170 

-  into  being  161 

-  to  a  crisis  604 
-forth  161 

-  forward 
evidence  407 
manifest  525 
teach  fhV. 
ivipi'ove  658 

-  gr  y  hairs  to  the 
grave 

adoersity  735 
pain  »30 

-  grist  to  the  mill 
»>44 

-  home  775 

-  home  to  155 

-  in  receive  296 
income  810 
price  813 


-  to  life  359 

-  to  light  480a 

-  low  874 

-  to  maturity 
prepare  673 
compltte  729 

-  to  mind  505 

-  under  one's  notice 
457 

-  off  672 
-out 

discover  480a 
■manifest  525 
publish  591 
-over 
persuade  484 

-  to  perfection  677 

-  into  play  677 

-  to  a  point  74 

-  in  question  461 

-  up  the  rear  235 

-  round 
persuade  615 
restore  060 

-  to  terms  723 

-  to  convert  144 
halt  235 

-  together  72 

-  in  its  train  88 

-  to  trial  969 

-  up  develop  161 
vomit  2^ 
educate  537 

-  in  a  verdict  480 

-  word  527 
brink  231 

on  the  - 
almost  32 
coming  121 
near  1J7 

-  of  the  grave  360 
briny  3'.  2 

brisk  prompt  111 

enerr/etic'ni 

active  m-i 

cheery  836 
bristle  25;i 

-  up  stick  up  250 
anqryS^QO 

-  with  plenty  639 
too  much  641 

-  with  arms  722 
Lritish  \^ 

-  lion  ()04 
Briton,  true  -  €39 
brittlcness  328 
britzska  272 
broach  begin  66 

found  153 
'tap  297 
jublish  5:J1 
assert  535 
broad  general  78 
sjHiCd  2()2 
lake  343 
emphatic  535 
indelicate  801 

-  accent  580 

-  awake 
Vigilant  459 


brisk  682 

-  daylight 
ligfit  >2) 
manifest  525 

-  farce  842 
-grin  8^8 

-  highway  627 

-  I  int  527 

-  meaning  516 
broadcast  73 

sow  -  818 
broadhearted  906 
broadsheet  593 
broad  shouldered  159 
broadside 

lateral  236 

jyublication  531 

cannonade  716 
broadsword  727 
Brobdingnagian  192 
brocade  847 
brochure  SdS 
Brocken,  spectre   of 

the  443 
broder  519 
brogue  boot  225 

dialect  mz 
broidery  847 
broil  heat  382 

fry  384 

fray  713,  720 
broken 

discontinuous  70 

weak  160 

-  down 
decrepit  (559 
failing  732 
detected  837 

-  English  563 

-  fortune 
adversity  735 
poverty  804 

-  heart V^aJw  828 
dejected '^■il 
hoj)eless  859 

-  reed  (505 

-  meat  645 

-  voice  581,  583 

-  winded 
disease  655 
fatigue  688 

broker  agent  758 

merchant  797 
brokerage  pay  812 
brokery  794 
bronchia  351 
bronze  brown  433 

sculpture  557 
brooch  847 
brood 

multitude  102 

family  1(57 

-  over  think  451 
7/<0|B/  8;i7 

brooding 

preparing  673 
biook  stream  348 

i>c;rtr  826 
broom  Of^a 
broth  ^9J 


brothel  961 
brother  kin  11 

similar  17 

e^wa^  27 
brotherhood  712 
brotherly 

friendship  888 

fo?;e  897 

benevolence  906 
brougham  272 
brought  to  bed  161 
brouillerie  713 
brouillon  626 
brow  top  210 

edge  231 

front  234 
browbeat 

intimidate  860 

swagger  885 

disrespect  929 

en  humbled  879 
brown  433 

-  Bess  727 

-  study 
thought  451 
inattention  458 

Brown,    Jones    anc^ 

Robinson  876 
brownie  98J 
browse  298 
bruin  895 
bruise  powdei^  830 

A//r^  019 

injure  649 
bruisar  726 
Lruit 

report  531,  532 
brumal  383 
Brummagem  545 
brunette  433 
brunt  beginning  %<& 

impulse  276 
beai'  the  - 

difficulty  704 

defence  717 

erulure  821,  826 

(/'<?->;2S^719) 
brush  rough  256 

r«/;f(^  riiotion  274 

clean  052 

^7//i  720 
paint  -  556 

-  away  r^ect  297 
abrogate  756 

-  up  t'/ean  652 
furbish  658 
prepare  673 

brushwood  307 
brusque  violent  173 

/ia*'i<j  684 

discourtesy  895 
brustle  406 
brutal  vulgar  851 

?'wrfe  895 

savage  907 
brutalize  [^^ebratal] 

coiTupt  059 

(/car/e;«  823 

^;^^e  945 
brute  animal  366 

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BRIT 


BUL 


BUO 


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nide  895 
maleflcient  913 

-  force 
strength  159 
violence  173 
animal  450a 
severe  739 
compulsion  744 
lawless  964 

-  matter 
wa^^'?-  316 
ino7'ganic  358 

Brute,  et  tu 

ingratitude  917 
brutish  [.tee?  brute] 

vulgar  851 

ignoble  876 

intemperate  954 
brutum  fulmen 

impotent  158 
failure  733 

/ax-  738 

6005^884 
bubble 

unsubstantial  4 

transient  111 

;j«/e  193 

%/?<;320 

z(;a/<3r  348 

ar/'  o53 

e7T0?'  495 

iZeceii  545 

fr j^e  043 

.burst 

fall  short  304 

disappoint  509 

/oi;  732 

-  reputation  873 

-  up  agitation  315 
buccaneer  7i)l,  792 
Bucephalus  271 
buck  stag  366 

male  373 
wasA  652 
fop  854 

-  basket  191 
-jump  309 

bucket  191 
kick  the  -  360 
drop  -  in  empty  well 

645 
like  -s  in  well  314 
buckle  tie  43 
fistening  45 
curl  248 

-  on  one's  armour 
673 

-  to  resolution  604 
exertion  686 

-  with  gjxipple  720 
buckler  717 
buckram 

affectation  855 

pride  878 
men  in -549 
bucolic 

pastoral  370 

)X)em  597 
bud  beginning  66 

germl^ 


expand  194 
graft  300 

-  from  154 
Buddha  979,  986 
Buddhism  934 
budding  young  127 
budge  264 
budget /<ea»  72 

bag  191 
stare  636 
finance  811 

-  of  news  532 
bulf  4:34 

native  -  226 
buffer 

hindrance  706 

defence  717 
buffet  stnke  276 

agitate  315 

m^619 

ftarf  649 

affront  900 

^/i27e  972 

-  the  waves 
difficulty  704 
opposition  708 

buffet  191 
buffo  599 
buffoon  actor  599 

humoi'ist  844 

6?<«  857 
buffoonery 

ainusement  840 

humour  842 
bug  653 
bugaboo  a^arm  669 

/ea?'  860 
bugbear 

itnagina7'y  515 

c/ar/n  669 

/ertr  8G0 
buggy  272 
bugle 

instrument  41 

war-cry  722 

-  call  «7;?  5"0 
command  741 

build  construct  161 
/orw  240 

-  upon  a  rock  150 

-  up  ccnnpose  54 

-  upon  belief  484 
builder  090 
buildings  189 
built  on  6a.si5  211 
bulb  ^rto*  249 

projection  250 
bulge  250 
bulk  whole  50 

size  ll»2 
bulkhead  706 
bull  animal  36 

male  373 

^y^,.^;.  495 

abmrdity  497 

solecmn  568 

ordinance  741 

-  in  a  china  shop  59 
take  the  -  by  the 

horns 


resolution  604 

courage  861 
Bull,  John  - 188 
bullcalf  r^Ol 
bulldog  animal  306 

pluck  604,  C04a 

courage  861 
bullet  6a/^  249 

arm*  727 

{missile  284) 
bulletin  nezc;*  532 

;e«er  592 
bullfight  720 
bullhead  501 
bullion  800 
bullseye  centre  222 

lantern  423 

flm620 
hviWy  fighter  726 

frighten  860 

courage  861 

rashness  863 

W?/*/e?'  885 

blusterer  887 

threaten  909 

evil-doer  913 

6af?  7na;i  949 
bulrush 

worthless  643 
bulwark  717 
bumbailiff  965 
bumbledom 

authority  737 

jurisdiction  965 
bum  boat  273 
bump 

projection  250 

'hump  276 
bumper  52 
bumpkin  876 
bumptious 

proud  878 

insolent  885 

contemptuous  930 
bunch  collection  72 

protuberance  250 
hunchbacked  243  ' 
Buncombe 

[t<J6'e  bunkumj 
Bund  712 
bundle  packet  72 

^'0  266 

-  on  shamble  275 
/ifw^e  684 

-  out  297 
bung  21)3 

-  up  261 
bungalow  189 
bungle  699 
bungler  701 
blinker  181 
bunkum  Zee  544 

^>oas<  88  \ 

flattery  933 
bunting  550 
buoy  raise  307 

^0,7/  320 

hope  8.58 
buoyant 

floating  805 


^fg^A^  320 

etos/ic  325 

prosperous  734 

cheerful  836 

hopeful  858 
bur  clinging  46 

/'0«<<7/i  256 

i?i  engraving  558 
burden  lading  190 

iveight  319 

melody  413 

^w  wwcA  641 

ctoy  706 

oppress  828 

caye  aSO 

-  the  memory  505 
•  o''  ti  song 

repetition  104 
burdensome  [s^tf  bul 
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hurtful  049 
bureau  cAe^'i  191 

<#c^  691 

s/iop  799 

tribunal  960 
bureaucracy  737 
bureaucrat  694 
burgee  550 
burgeon 

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burgess  188 
burgh  139 
burgher  188 
burghmote  966 
burglar  792 
burglary  791 
burgomaster  745 
burgrave  745 
burial  363 
buried  deep  208 

imbedded  229 

hidden  528 

-  in  a  napkin  460 
-in  oblivion  506 

burin  558 
burke  361 
burlesque 

imitation  19 

travestie  21 

drama  599 

comic  853 

ridicule  856 
bnrletta  599 
burly  192 
burn  near  197 

nvulet  348 

hot  382 

consume  384 

near  the  truth  480tf 

excited  d^5 

love  897 

punish  972 

-  the  candle  at 
both  ends 

waste  638 
exertion  686 
prodigal  818 
-daylight  683 

-  one's  fingers  GQi 
-in  334 


BUR 


BUT 


BYW 


CAD 


-out  385 

-  to  865 
burner  423 
burning  [see  bum] 

passvsn  821 
angnj  900 

-  with  curiosity 
455 

-  pain  378 

-  ghame  874 
burnish  polish  255 

shine  420 

beautify  845 
fcnrnoose  225 
burnt  [see  bum] 

red  AM 

-  offering 
atone  952 
7Vorship  990 

burr  410 
burrock  706 
burrow  lodc/e  184 

excavate  252 
bursar  801 
L'ursary  802 
burst  disjoin  44 

instantaneov^  113 

explosion  173 

bnttle  328 

sound  406 

paroxysm  825 
bubble  - 

disclosure  529 

o^^  orer  729 
ready  to  - 

replete  041 

excited  824 

-  of  anger  900 

-  away  023 

-  of  eloquence  5S2 

-  of  envy  921 

-  into  a  flame  825 

-  forth  begin  06 
expand  194 

be  seen  44(} 
-with  grief  839 

-  in  )iU 

-  of  laughter  838 

-  out  295 

-  upon  arrive  292 
viiexjjected  508 

-  into  tears  a39 
burthen  [see  burcien] 
bury  enclose  229 

inter  363 
conceal  528 

-  the  hatchet 

-  one's  talent  528 
busby  225 

bush  branch  51 
jangle  344 
shrub  367 

beat  about  the -029 
bushel  much  81 
multitude  103 
receptacle  191 
eize  102 

hid  indrr  a-460 
not  hic:€  light  under 
a -878 


bush-fighting  720 
bushranger  792 
bushy  256 
busin      event  151 

topic  454 

occiqmtion  625 

commerce  794 
full  of  -  682 
man  of  - 

proficient  700 

consignee  758 
mind  one's  - 

incurious  456 

attentive  457 

careful  459 
send  about  one's  - 

297 
stage  -  599 
business-like 

orderly  58 

busitiess  625 

ac«ve  682 

])racticat  692 

sA:i//«/  698 
buskin  c??rc<f.s  225 

drama  599 
buss  6oa<  273 

courtesy  894 

endearment  902 
bust  554 
bustle  energy  171 

rfre.fs  225 

agitation  315 

activity  082 

/iasi!6  684 
bustling  [seebustlej 

eventful  151 
busy  682 
busybody  682 
but 

ore  ^A^  c'A«r  /iawe; 
30 

except  83 

/e/?ii/  2^33 

qualifying  469 
-now  118 
butcher  A  i// 301 

evil-doer  913 
butler  746 
butt  casA;  191 

push  276 

fliw  620 

a«acAi  716 

laughing-stock  857 

-  end  67 
butter  356 

flattery  933 

-  bread  on  both 
sides  641 

-  not  melt  in  mouth 
894 

buttered  side 
know  -  skill  698 
selfish  943 
not  know  -  699 
butter-fingers  701 
butterlJy 
variegated  440 
fickle  G05 
beauty  845 


gaudy  882 
break  -  on  wheel 

ivaste  638 

spite  907 
buttery  636 
buttock  235 
hntton  fasten  A^ 

fastening  45 

little  193 

hanging  214 

Arwo/'  350 

trifle  64;i 
take  by  the  -  586 

-  up  close  261 
restrain  751 

-  up  one's  pockets 
808 

buttoned-up 

reserved  528 
buttonholder  841 
button-top  useless  645 
buttress  svpport  215 

defence  717 
butyraceous  355 
buxom  836 
buy  795 

-  a  pig  in  a  poke  621 

-  and  sell  794 
buzz  hiss  409 

insect  cry  412 
publish  531 
news  532 
buzzard /oo/ 501 
blind  as  a  -  442 
between  hawk  and 
-  agitation  315 
worry  828 
by  alongside  236 
instrumental  631 
go  -  pass  303 
-and  by  134 

-  the  card  82 

-  the  hour  «fec. 
hire  788 

-itself  87 

-  means  of  632 

-  no  means  32 
have  -  one 

pi'ovide  637 
possess  777 

-  my  troth  &c.  535 

-  the  way  d  jyropos  9 
beside  theimrpose 

10 

parenthetical  134 
bye  departure  293 

sequestered  893 
bygone  2'>ast  122 

for'/otten  503 
let  -s  be  b5'gones  018 
by-law  903 
by-name  505 
by-path  279 
by-play  hi)it  527 

gesture  550 
byre  189 
byssus  256 
bystander  near  197 

spectator  444 
byway  027 


by -word  maxim  496 
cant  term  5(53;  564 
reproach  574 
contempt  930 


cab  272 
cabal  plan  626 

confederacy  712 
cabahi  latency  L2o 

j?7?e//  9'..'3 
cabalistic  hidden  528 

sorcery  i;02 
cabbage  791 
cabin  room  189 

receptacle  191 
cabined  cribbed 

confined  751 
cabinet  receptacle  191 

workshop  691 

council  695 

-  picture  556 
cable  /i/2^  45 

slip  -  623 
telegraphic -534 
cabman  traveller  W6 

director  (594 
caboose  880 
cabriolet  272 
cache  636 

cachet,  lettre  de  -  751 
cachexy  weakness  ibO 

disease  655 
cachinnation  838 
cackle  of  geese  412 

chatter  58-4 

talk  588 

;ai<(7/i  838 
cacodemon  980 
cacoethes  habit  613 

«7t'/i  8(55 

-  loquendi  584 

-  scribendi  590 
cacography  500 
cacophony  stndorAK 

discord'AH 

style  579 
Cacus,  den  of  -  791 
cad  servant  746 

vulgar  851 

plebeian  876 
cadastre  list  86 

measurement  460 
cadaverous  corivie  SC2 

;?rf/e  429 

hideous  840 
caddy  191 
cadeau  784 
cadence  pac«  2C4 

fall  306 

w?/7?t^  402 

w?Vc?ic  415 
cadenza  415 
cadet  ,7«?n'or  129 

soldier  726 

officer  745 
cadge  765 
cadger  bengar  767 

huckster  797 


30 


CAD 


CAL 


CAM 


CAN 


Cddi  967 

cadit  qujestio  479 
cadiniiim  439 
caduceus  993 
csLdncitj fugacity  111 

age  128 

decay  659 
caecal  261 
Caesar  745 
aut  -  ant  null  us 

ambition  805 

faine  873 
caesura  disjunction  44 

discontinuity  70 

interval  198 
csetera  desunt  53 
caeteris  paribus  27 
cafe  189 
caftan  225 
cag  191 
^  cage  receptacle  191 

restrain  751 

jn^on  752 
Ca<Tliostro 

imjX)stor  548 

soi-cerer  994 
cabotage  disorder  59 

agitation  315 
Cain  3(31 
caique  273 
caii-n  grave  363 

Hgn^oO 
caisson  191 
caitiff  churl  876 

niffian  913 

villain  949 
caiolery  imposition 
544,545 

persuasion  615 

flattery  9:33 
cake  ^j!2C^  46 

consolidate  321 
calabash  191 
calamity  ey;i/  619 

adversity  735 

st/feri}ig  830 
calamo,  currente  - 

590 
calash  cap  225 
•  vehicle  272 

caicedony  847 
calcine  384 
calcitrate  276 
calculate  reckon  85 

investigate  461 

expect  : 07 

i/i/e/jrf  620 
--  upon  484 
calculated 

tending  176 

premeditated  611 
calculation  [s^e  cal- 
culate] 

caution  864 
calculating  [cfi^to] 

prudent  498 

-  machine  85 
calculns85 
caklroii  convert  144 
i  ivJi^e/ 191 


Aga/f  386 

laboralonj  691 

(mte  41 ) 
caliche  272 
calef action  384 
calembour  520 
calendar  list  86 

chronicle  114 

record  551 
calender  255 
calenture 

deliHum  503 

disease  655 
calf  young  129 

a««wa/s366 

/<%»/  501 

golden  -  986,  991 
Caliban  846 
calibre  degree  26 

*i2«  192 

breadth  202 

opening  260 

intellectual  capa- 
city 498 
calidity  382 
caliginous  421 
caliph  745 
caliphate  737 
calisthenics 

training  537 

beauty  845 
caliver  727 
calk  660 
call  signal  550 

na;n6  564 

motive  615 

rz5i«;  892 

sanctify  976 

ordain  995 
at  one's  -  a/er<  682 

obedient  743 
within  -  197 

-  to  account  932 

-  attention  to  457 

-  to  the  bar  938 

-  into  being  161 
of  duty  926 

-  f'^r  require  630 
order  "^41 

ask  765 

-  forth  reso7't  to  677 
excite  824 

-  in  advice  695 

-  to  mind  505 

-  to  the  ministry  9S 

-  names  929,  932 

-  into  notice  525 

-  off  the  attention 
458 

-  to  order  741 
-out  cry  411 

challenge  715 

-  over  number  85 

-  into  play  677 

-  in  question  4S5 

-  up  spirits  992 

-  to  58u 

-  up  recollect  505 
7}wti  oe' i^)\c> 
excite  824 


-  upon  demand  741 
request  765 

visit  892 
duty  924,  926 

-  to  witness  467 
Call  aesthetics  845 
callant  129 
call-boy 

theatre  599 
called,  so -545 
callidity  698 
calligraphy  590 
calling 

business  625 
Calliope  597 
callipers  466 
callosity  323 
callous  obtuse  376 

insensible  823 
callow  young  127 

infant  129 

bare  226 
calm  physical  174 

quiet  265 

dissuade  616 

leisure  685 

peace  721 

7)wral  820 
'  belief  &c.  4S4 

-  before  a  storm 
145 

caloric  382 
calorimeter  389 
calote  999 
calotype  556 
caloyer  996 
calumet  token  550 

-  of  peace  721,  723 

-  of  war  722 
caluminator  936 
calumny  984 
calvary  1000 
Calvinism  984 
calyx  191 

cam  G33 
camarade  890 
camurilla  712 
camarista  748 
cambist  797,  801 
camboose  386 
camel  ■-  71 
swallow  a  - 

caprice  GOB 

clumsy  699 
cameo  convex  250 

scidptur'  557 
camera  lucida  445 
camera  obscura  445 
cumerated  191 
Camilla  274 
camisade  716 
camisole  225 
camorra  712 
camp  locate  184 

abode  189 

military  728 
campagna  space  180 

p'aih  344 
campaiipj 

tudics  G93 


war  722 

{plan  626) 
campaigner  726 
campaigning 

travel'Zm 
campaniform 

round  249 

concave  252 
campanile  206 
campestrian  344 
Campus  Martius  728 
can  power  157 

mug  191 

preserve  670 
best  one  -  6«6 

-  it  be  !  870 
canaille  816 
canal  opening  260 

conduit  350 

way  627 
canard  rumour  532 

lie  546 
canary  366 
cancan  talk  588 

dance  840 
cancel  obliterate  552 

abrogate  756 

repudiate  773 
cancellated  219 
cancel  li  19! 
cancer  disease  655 

bane  663 

painful  830 
candelabrum  423 
candent  382 
candid  white  430 

sincere  543 

ingenuous  703 

honourable  939 
candidate 

2)etitioner  767 

desirous  865 
candidature  763 
candle  423 
bargain  by  incli  of  - 

709 
burn  -  at  both  euda 

686 
not  fit  to  hold  a  - 
to  34 

-  ends  remains  40 
economy  817 

-  holder  711 

-  light  422 

-  stick  423 
hold  -  to  sun 

useless  645 
candour 

veracity  543 

artlessness  703 

honour  939 
candy  dense  321 

sweet  390 
cane  iveapon  727 

punish  972 

scmirge  975 
Canicuia  423 
canicular  382 
caniculated  259 
canine  300 

81 


CAN 


CAP 


CAP 


CAR 


-  appetite  305 
caniir'ter  191 
canker  diseofe  G55 

o'eferioixition  G59 
bane  663 
pain  830 
cankered 

cankerworm  663 

evil-doer  913 

care  830 
cannibal  913 
cannibalism  945 
cannon 

collision  276 

lovd  404 

ai^ms  727 
-'s  mouth  war  722 

courage  861 
cannonade  716 
cannonball 

round  249 

swift  274 
cannoneer  726 
cannot  471 
cannular  260 
canny  lois^e  498 

cunning  702 
canoe  273 
paddle  one's  own  - 

748 
canon  ravine  198 

rrufic  415 

Ulief  484 

precept  697 

7','^:eA^<  996 

n7e  998 
canonical 

regular  82 

inspired  985 

ecclesiastical  995 
canonicals  999 
canonist  983 
canonization 

repute  873 

deification  991 

7-i/e  998 
canon  ry  995 
canopy  223 

-  of  heaven  318 
canorous  413 
cant  oblique  217 

jerh  276 

hypocrisy  544 

neology  563 

impiety  988 
cantankerous  901, 

901a 
cantata  415 
miesa  -  998 
cantatrice  416 
canteen  189,  191 
canter  move  266 

gallop  274 
Avin  at  a-  705 
cai;terbury 

receptacle  191 
Canterbury  tale  546 
cautharides  171 
canticle  415 


can  tie  51 
cantlet  bmoM  32 

piece  51 
canto  597 
canton  181 
cantonment 

location  184 

abode  189 
cantrap  993 
canty  836 
canvas  sail  267 

picture  556 
under  press  of  -  274 
canvass 

investigate  461 

discuss  476 

dissert  5Q5 

.so/id^  7G5 
canvasser  767 
canzonet  song  415 

;>oc?»  597 
caoutchouc  323 
cap  be  superior  33 

height  20;; 

summit  210 

co?:^r  223 

/<«/  225 

retaliate  718 

complete  729 

*fl/z/(!e  894 

fling  up  one's  -  838 
Fortunatus's  -  993 
set  one's  -  at  897, 
902 

-  and  bells  844 

-  fits  2:^ 

-  in  hand  request  765 
se-n^ile  886 

1-espect  928 

-  of  maintenance 
747 

capability 

endowment  5 

poiver  157 

skill  698 

facility  705 
capacious  space  180 

-  memory  505 
capacity  endowment  5 

jxrwer  157 

*e2;e  192 

intellect  450 

wisdom  498 

ty^'ce  625 

/«/e/?<  698 
cap-k-pie  complete  52 
armed  - 

]yrepared  673 

defence  717 

Wfl?'  7:^2 
caparison  225 
cape  Acir///,^  206 

cloak  225 

projection  250 

(/flA/at342) 
capella,  alia  -  415 
caper  leai>  809 

,  capful  quantity  23 
6rnall2^ 


-  of  wind  349 
capillament  205 
capillary  hairlike  205 

(Win  203) 
capital  city  189 

to;?  210 

letter  561 

important  642 

excellent  648 

money  800 

wealth  803 
make  -  out  of 

X>retext  617 

acquire  775 
print  in  -s  642 

-  messuage  189 

-  punishment  972 
capitalist  803 
capitation  85 
capitol  717 
capitular  995,  996 
capitulate  725 
Capnomancy  511 
capon  373 
capote  225 
capouch  999 
capriccio  music  415 

whim  G08 
caprice  COB 
out  of  -  615a 
capricious 

irregular  ^Z^ 

changeable  149 

irresolute  605 

tvhimsical  608 
capriole  309 
capsize  inversion  218 

iV7^eck  731 
capsized  732 
capstan  lift  307 

machine  633 
capsular  concave  252 
capsule  wss^;  191 

tunicle  223 
captain  745 
captandum,  ad  - 

sophistry  477 

deception  545 

affectation  855 

ostentation  882 

flattery  933 
captation  933 
captious 

capriciwjs  608 

irascible  901 

censorious  932 
caption  789 
captivate  induce  615 

restrain  751 

;;^ea5e  829 
captivated 

fascinated  827 
captivating 

pleasing  829 

tot'aW6  897 
captive  prisofier  '754 

arf07«-897 
lead  -  749 
make  -  751' 
captivity  751 


capture  789 
Capuchin  996 
caput  696 
-  mortuum 
useless  645 
c?tri  653 
(residue  40) 
caquet  584 
car  272 

carabineer  726 
carack  273 
caracole  309 
caracoler  266 
caraffe  191 
carambole  276 
carapace  717 
cara  sposa  897 
carat  319 
caravan 
jovrney  266 
vehicle  272 
caravansary  189 
caravel  273 
carbine  727 
carbon  388 
carbonaro  742 
carbonization  384 
carboy  lill 
carbuncle  red  434 
abscess  G55 
jewel  847 
carcanet  847 
carcass 
stnrture  329 
cori^se  362 
boi7ib  727 
carcelage  973 
carcinoma  655 
card  unravel  60 
ticket  r->0 
plan  626 
address  -  550 
by  the  -  82 
great  -  873 
house  of  -s  328 
leave  a  -  892 
on  the  -s  liable  177 
destiny  152 
possible  470 
play  one's  -  092 
play  one's  best  -  686 
play  one's  -s  well 

G'JS 
playing  -s  840 
shuffle  the  -s 
begin  again  66 
change  140 
chance  621 
prepare  673 
speak  by  the  - 
care  459 
veracity  543 
phrase  5G6 
throw  up  the  -s  757 
ticklish  -  704 
trump  -  626 
-s  to  play  632 
cardiac  836 
cardmal  dress  225 
imjx/rtant  Ci2 


CAR 


CAR 


CAS 


CAS 


excellent  648 
prieH  995,  996 

-  points 
compass  278 

-  virtues  944 
cardioul  215 
card-sliai-per  792 
card-sharping  545 
care  attention  459 

business  025 

adversity  735 

custody  751 

economy  817 

pain  828 

fear  860 
for  aught  one  -s 

unimtK>rtant  643 

indlfe?-ent  866 
begone  dull  -  836 
drive  -away 840 
have  the  -  of  693 
take  -  8^4 
take  -  of  459 

-  for  important  642 
desireSQb 

love  897 
careen  sloije  217 

repair  6(;0 
career  business  625 

conduct  692 
careless 

inattentive  458 

neglectful  460 

/eeWe  575 

insensible  823 

indifferent  866 
caress  902 
caret  incomplete  53 

wan^  640 
careworn  />fm  828 

dejection  837 
cargo 

te/'(7e  quantity  31 

contents  190 

jrroperty  780 

<700(^^  798 
caricature 

likeness  19 

cc7?y  21 

exaggerate  549 

misrepresent  555 

"ridicule  856 
caricaturist  844 
caries  055 
cariole  272 
carious  653 
carkino  828 
-care  830 
carle  876 
carman  004 
Carmelite  993 
carminative  062 
carmine  434 
carnage  361 
carnal 

intemperate  954 

impure  961 

irreligious  989 
carnation  434 
carnival  840 


carnivorous  298 
carol 

music  415,  416 

cheerful  836 

rejoice  838 
caro  sposo  897 
carouse  feast  298 

festivity  8-10 

intemperance  954 

drinking  959 
carp  at  932 
carpe  diem  134 
carpenter  690 
carper  936 
carpet  211 
on  the  - 

topic  454 

project  626 

-  knight  fop  854 
5ert7/e  886 
sybarite  954a 

carrefour  627 
carriage  f/rtt^  264 

transference  270 

vehicle  272 

aspect  448 

conduct  092 
keep  one's  -  852 
carried 

-  by  acclamation 
&c.  488 

-  away  by  passion 
824 

carrier  271 

-  pigeon  534 
carrion  carcase  362 

foul  653 
carronade  727 
carroty  434 
carry 

conduce  to  176 

support  215 

transfer  270 

induce  615 
reap  and  -  775 

-  all  before  one  731 
-coals  879 
-conviction  484 

-  into  execution 
com  letel.^% 
observe  772 

-  with  a  high  hand 
authority  737 
pride  878 
insolence  885 

-  in  the  mind  505 

-  off  take  789 
steal  791 

-  on  {see  Itelowl 

-  oneself  692 

-  out  conduct  692 
complete  729 

-  over 
transfer  270 
accounts  811 

-  a  point 
succeed  731 

-  by  storm  731 

-  through  692,  729 

-  weight 


influence  175 
evidence  467 
imiwrtance  042 
carry  on 
continue  143 
2nirsue  022 
flfoOSO 
conduct  092 

-  an  argument  476 

-  business  625 

-  an  enquiry  461 

-  a  trade  794 

-  war  722 
cart  272 

-  away  185 

-  before  the  horse 
disorder.  59 
inversion2\S 
bungling  699 

-  horse  271 

work  like  a  -  horse 

(;8j 

-  load  much  31 
contents  190 

cartage  270 
carte  list  80 

-  blanche 
jiermit  760 
liberal  816 

-  du  pays  626 

-  and  tierce  716 

-  de  visite  550 
cartel  defiame  715 

ti  uce  723 

compact  769 
carter  268 
cartes  sur  table 

manifest  525 

veracity  543 
Carthago,  delenda  est 

-908 
Carthusian  996 
cartilage 

dense  321 

hard  323 

tough  327 
cartography  554 
cartoon  556 
cartouche 

ammunition  727 

ornament  847 
cartridge  727 
cartulary  list  86 

record  551 
caruncle  250 
carve  cm^  44 

make  161 

fo^vn  240 

sculpture  557 

apportion.  786 

-  one'c<  way  282 
carvel  273 
carver  559 
Caryatides  215 
Cary's  chickens, 

Mother  -  608 
cascade  348 
case  state  7 

box-i^l 

sheath  22:i 


tojyic  454 

argument  478 

specification  527 

affair  625 

patient  655 

law-suit  969 
be  the  - 

exist  1 

true  494 
in  good  - 

healthy  654 

prosperous  734 
in  - 

circximstance  8 

evew^  151 

supposition  514 
make  out  a  - 

evidence  467 

ng-A^  924 

-  iii  point  agree  23 
conform  82 

caseharden 

strengthen  159 

habituate  613 
case-hardened 

callous  376,  823 

obstinate  600 
casemate 

barrack  189 

defence  717 
casement  260 
casern  189 
cash  money  800 

^ay807 
in  -  803 
-account  811 
cashier  dismiss  756 

treasurer  801 
casing  223 
casino  7i2 
cask  191 
casket  191 
casque  Aa/!  225 

helmet  717 
Cassandra 

prophet  513 

warning  068 
cassino  8j0 
Cassiopca's  chair  318 
cassock  999 
cast  mould  21 ' 

*?«a//  quantity  33 

spread  73 

iendenaj  176 

/orm  240 

f/«r02t;  284 

<m<7e  428 

a<f^3ec<  448 

?'e^ec<  010 

i?/ayi  626 

!7U-e  784 

i2/to^  786 

condemn  971 
set  on  a  -  021 

-  about  for  463 
-accounts  811 

-  adrift  disiJeT'se  73 
eject  297 
liberate  750 
dismiss  756 

83 


CAS 


CAT 


CAT 


CAU 


-  anchor  stoj}  365 
arrive  292 

-  aside  460 

-  aspersions  934 

-  away  reject  GIO 
wmfe  638 

lost  732 

-  behind  one 
forget  506 

refuse  764 

relinquish  782 

-  away  care  836 

-  off  cJothes  645 

-  of  countenance 448 

-  of  the  dice  156 
-in  a  different 

mould  18 
-dishonour  &c. 

upon  874 
-to  the  dogs  162 

-  down  308 
dejected  837 

-  in  tlie  eye  443 

-  the  eyes  baclv  122 

-  eyes  on  441 

-  the  eyes  over  457 

-  a  gloom  837 
-off  a  habit  614 

-  iron  323 

-  in  one's  lot  with 
()00 

-  lots  621 

-  lustre  upon  420 

-  of  mind  820 

-  a  nativity 
predict  511 
soi'cery  992 

-  one's  net  463 

-  off  divest  226 
dismiss  750 
relinquish  782 

-  over-board 
dJtuse  678 

-t  lie  parts  60 

-  reflection  upon  982 
•-  in  the  same 

mould  17 

-  a  shade  421 

-  the  skin  226 

-  a  slur  discredit  874 
acci/se  938 

-  a  spell  992 

-  off  trammels  750 

-  up  add  85 
happen  151 
eject  5.'97 

Castanet  417 
castaway  exUe  893 

rejrrobate  949 

{impious  988) 
caste  cUiss  75 

rank  873 
lose -940 
castellan 

servant  746 

keener  753 
castellated  717 
caster  cruet  191 

ivheemvi 
castigate 


reprove  932 

punish  972 
castigator  930 
casting  -  vote  480 

-  weight  28,  30 
castle  at  chess  148 

abode  189 
defence  717 

-  in  the  air 
impossible  471 
imagination  515 
hope  sr^S 

Castle  of  Indolence 

083 
castor  hat  225 
Castor  and  Pollux 

tivins  89 

friends  890 
castrametation 

building  189 

war  722 
castrate  siihdvct  38 

impotent  158 

purify  C52 
CdiS,\\'<i\  chance  156 

uncertain  475 
casualty  event  151 

killed  361 

evil  619 

misfo7'tune  735 
casuist  476 
casuistry 

so}}histry  477 

duty  926 
casus  belli 

quarrel  713 

trritation  824,  900 
casus  foederis  770 
cat  7nne  lives  359 

animal  366 

keen  sight  441 

fall  on  one''sfeet  734 

cross  901 

gib  -,  torn  -  male S7S 
rain  -s  and  dogs  348 
let  -  out  of  bag  529 
-call  whistle 417 

disapproval  932 
-'s  cradle  219 

-  and  dog  life  713 
as  the- jumps 

event  151 
see  how  the  - 

jumps  foresight 

510 
fickleness  607 
caution  864 

-  o'  nine  tails  975 

-  in  pattens  652 
-'a  paw  dupe  547 

instrumental  631 

use  ()77 

auxiliary  711 
catachresis 

metaphor  521 

mis  I  nteriyr elation 
523 
cataclysm 

convulsion  146 

destruction  162 


deluge  348 

{redundance  641) 
catacomb  363 
catadupe  348 
catafalq^ue  363 
catalectic  597 
catale])sy  265 
catalogue 

arrange  60 

list  86 
catalysis  49 
catamaran 

vessel  273 

fighter  726 
cataplasm  662 
catapult 

j)7'opulsion  284 

tveapon  727 
cataract 

waterfall  348 

blindness  442,  443 
catarrh  299 
catastrophe 

disaster  619 

^ne.f/i  729 

misfortune  735 

€??,(/  67 
catch  imitate  19 

fastening  ^b 

song  415 

detect  480a 

gather  the  meaning 
518 

c/ie«^  545 

receive  785 

^a;t€  789 
by  -es  70 
no  great  -  651 

-  at  ivilling  602 
desire  865 

-  the  attention  457 

-  the  breath  349 

-  one's  death  360 

-  a  disease  655 

-  the  ear  418 

-  the  eye  446 

-  lire  384 

-a  glimpse  of  441 

-  an  idea  498 

-  the  infection 
excitation  824 

-  a  likeness  554 

-  a  sound  418 

-  at  straws 
overrate  482 
credulous  486 
unskilful  699 
rush  863 

-  by  surprise  508 

-  a  Tartar  dujje  547 
retaliate  718 

-  in  a  trap  545 
-tripping  480a 

-  up  789 
catching 

infectious  657 
catchpenny 
deceiving  545 
trumpery  (>4;3 
cheap  815 


catchpoll  965 
catchword  550 
catechism 

inquiry  461 

creed  484 
church  -  983a 
catechize  461 
catechumen 

learner  541 

laity  997 
categorical 

j)Ositive  474 

demonstrative  478 

affirmative  535 
categorically  true  404 
category  state  7 

class  75 
in  the  same  -  9 
catenary  245 
catenation  69 
cater  637 
caterwaul 

cat-cry  412 

discord  414' 

courting  902 
cates  298 

catgut  scraper  416 
cathartic  052 
cathedra,  ex  - 

affirm  535 

school  542 

authority  737 

audacity  885 
cathedral  1000 
catholic 

universal  78 

religious  987 

-  church  983a 
Roman  -  984 

catholicon  662 
Catiline  941 
catopsis  441 
Catoptrics  420 
Catoptromancy  511 
cattle 

beasts  of  burden  2n 

animals  ii%Q 

-  truck  272 
Caucasian  mystery 

983 
caucus 

council  696 

{assemblage  72) 
caudal  end  67 

rear  235 
caudate  214 
cauf  370 
caught  tripping 

ignorant  491 
caiilk  660 
cause  source  153 

law-suit  969 
final  -  620 
take  up  the  -  of  707 
tell  the  -  of  522 
-tlby  154 
causeless 

casual  156 

aimless  621 
causerie  588 

84 


CAU 


CEN 


CHA 


CHA 


causeway  G27 
causidical  965 
caustic 

energetic  171 

feeling  821 

painful  830 

giuf  895 

malevolent  907 

-  curve  245 
cautel 

cavtion  864 

{care  459) 
cautela,  ex  abundanti 

-664 
cautery  384 
caution  warn  668 

prudence  864 

security  771 

{care  459) 

{advice  695) 
want  of  -  863 
cavalcade 

jpvcession  69 

journey  266 
cavalier 

horseman  268 

7a.<;A  863 

insolent  885 

discourteous  895 

contemptuous  930 
cavaliere  servente 

<.-e?Ti/e  886 

tore?'  897 
cavalry  726 
cavatina  415 
cave 

divelling  189 

c<=^/ 191 

cavity  252 

-  of  Adullam 
desertion  624 
discontent  832 

-  in  /io/fow  252 
submit  725 

caveat 
warning  668 
command  741 

-  emptor  769 
cavendo  tutus 

«a/e  664 

cautious  864 
cavern  [tfee  cave] 
cavernous  252 
caviare 

pungent  392 

condiment  393 

(e??t:?'g'?/ 171) 

-  to  the  general  850 
cavil  sophisti^j  477 

c/is«e;(M89 

censure  932 
caviller  936 
cavity  252 
caw  412 
cayenne 

pungent  392 

condiment  393 

{energy  171) 
cazique  745 
cease  142 


-  to  breathe  360 

-  to  exist  2 
ceaseless  lla 
cecity  442 
cede  submit  725 

relinquish  '(82 

0^6  784 
ceiling 

/tei(7A<  206,  210 

<X)ver  223 
celare  artem,  ars  - 

698 
cela  va  sans  dire 

conformity  82 

consequence  154 
celebrant  990 
celebration  883 

rite  998 
celebrity  873 

nobility  875 
celerity  274 
celestial 

2)hysical  318 

religious  976 

heaven  981 

{delightful  829) 
celibacy  904 
cell  a6of^e  1S9 

receptacle  191 

Cflri/y  252 

prison  752 

hermitage  893 
cellar  191 
cellaret  191 
cellular  191,  252 
cement  uniting 
medium.  45 

tmi(!e  46.  48 

/iaT'rf  323 

matetial  635 

-  a  party  712 
cemented 

concord  714 
cemetery  363 
cenobite 

recluse  893 

anchorite  9.-0 
cenotaph  363 
censer  998 
censor  critic  480 

detractor  936 
censorious  932 
censurable  947 
censure  932 
ccnsurer  936 
census  number  85 

^£^^86 
centaur  83 
centenarian  130 
centenary 

hundred  98 

period  138 
centesimal  99 
cento  597 
central  ity  222 
centralize 

combine, A^ 
centre  in  order  68 

in  space  222 

-  round  assembly  72 


converge  290 
centrifugal  291 
centripetal  290 
centuple  98 
centurion  745 
century 

hundred  98 

period  1C8 

long  time  110 
ceramic 

balce  384 
-  ware  557 
cerate  662 
Cerberus 

janitor  263 

custodian  664 
sop  for  -  615 
cereal  29S 
cerebration  451 
cerebrum  450 
cere-cloth  363 
cerement 

covering  223 

wax  35'(; 

btiricl  363 
ceremonious  928 
ceremony 

piarade  882 

courtesy  894 

rite  998 
cerography 

engraving  558 

writing  590 
Ceromancy  511 
ceropiastic  557 
certain  special  79 

indefinite  number 
100 

«Mr«  474 

de/if/484 

^/7<€  494 
make  -  of  480a 
of  a  -  age  128 
to  a  -  degree  32 
certainly  yes  488 
certainty  474 
certes  stately  474 

yes  488 
certificate 

evidence  467 

record  551 

security  771 
certify  evitice  467 

aj??77n  535 
certiorari  969 
certitude  474 
cerulean  438 
cess  tax  812 

seuer  €53 
cessation  142 
cession 

surrender  725 

o/"  property  782 

^(/•<  7. 4 
cesspool  653 
cestui-que  trust  779 
cestus  ligature  45 

girdle  247 
cliafe 

physical  pain  378 


tp<5trm  384 
irritate  825 
mental  pain  82S,  Si 
discontent  832 
incense  900 
chaff  /rac9/i  643 
ridicule  856 
vulgar  876 
not  to  be  caught 
with  -  c/ereT*  698 
cunning  702 
winnow  -  from 

wheat  609 
chaffer  794  ' 
chafing-dish  386 
chagrin  828 
chain  fasten  43 
vinculum  45 
5e?-ee5  69 
measure  200 
interlinking  219 
imprison  752 
ornam.ent  847 
drag  a  -  749 
drag  a  lengthened 

-6S6 
in  -8  754 
chain-shot  727 
chair  suppmt  215 
vehicle  272 
professorship  549 
throne  747 
celebration  883 
president  694 
in  the  -  693 
chairman  694 
chaise  272 
chalcography  558 
chalet  189 
chalice  191 
chalk  white  430 
ma?'A;  550 
drawing  550 
not  know  -  from 
cheese  491 

-  out  plan  626 
challenge 

question  461 
tifoi/6^  485 
claim  924 
c/e/y  715 
accuse  938 

-  comparison  648 
cham  745 
chamber  room  191 

council  696 

w«ri;  799 
sick  -  C55 
chamberlain  746 
chambermaid  746 
chameleon 

changeable  149 

variegated  440 
chamfer  259 
chamois  309 
champ  298 

-  the  bit 
disobedient  742 
chafe  825 
angry  900 

86 


CHA 


CHA 


CHA 


CHE 


cliainpaign  344 
champaiu  874 
Champ  de  Mars  728 
chami)etre,  fete  -  840 
champion 
avxUiaiij  711 
defence  717 
combatant  726 
championship  707 
cliance 
abaence  of  cause  15G 
absence  of  aim  (521 
be  one's  - 151 
game  of  -  840 
great  -  472 
small  -  473 
stand  a  -  liable  177 
possible  470 
take  one's  -  675 
-s  against  one 
danger  6(35 
as  -  would  have  it 

152 
chancel  1000 
chancellor 
president  745 
dejndy  759 
jvdge  967 

-  of  the  exchequer 
801 

chancery- 
court  of  -  966 

-  suit  delay  133 
chandelier  423 
chandelle,  le  jeu  ne 

vaut  pas  la  - 
waste  638 
unimportant  643 
chandler  797 
change 
alteration  140 
mart  799 
small  coin  WO 
inter-  148 
radical  - 146 
sudden  - 146 

-  about  149 

-  colour  821 

-  for  147 

-  hands  783 

-  of  mind  "07 
-of  opinion  485 
-of  place  264 

changeahleness 

mid  able  149 

irresolide  G05 
changeful 

fickle  mr 

changeling 
substitute  147 


/OO/501 
:;liai 


changer  797 
channel 
furrow  259 

opening  2i'^ 

conduit  350 

way  627 
jliant<fo«g'4]5 

ti'ig  116 


chant  du  cygne  360 
chanter  416 
chanticleer  3C6 
chantry  1000 
chaomancy  511 
chaos  59 
chap  crack  198 

Jaw  231 

fetloiv  373 
chapel  1000 
chaperon  664 
chapfallen  878 
chaplain  9S5,  090 
chaplet  ci7cle  247 

trophy  733 

ornament  8^7 
chapman  797 
chapter  jmrtbl 

topic  454 

book  593 

council  696 

church  995 

-  of  accidents  156, 
621 

-  and  verse 
evidence  467 
exact  494 

char  384 
char-a-banc  272 
character 

nature  5 

state  7 

class  75 

oddity  83 

letter  561 

drama  599 

disjxksition  820 
characteristic 

intrinsic  5 

special  79 

mai'k  550 
characterize 

7iame  564 

describe  594 
characterized  820 
charade 

nddle  533 

drama  599 
charcoal  fuel  384,  3{ 

black  431 

drawing  550 
charge  fill  52 

contents  190 

business  625 

direction  693 

advice  695 

precept  697 

attack  716 

order  741 

custody  751 

commission  755 

bargain  for  794 

;?77<;-e812 

accusation  938 
in  -prisoner  7^ 
justifiable -937 
take  -  of 

safe  664 
take  in  -  751 

-  on  cUtribvte  15? 


-dwith 

2wssessed  of  777 
charge  d'affaires  758 
chargeable  debt  806 

-  on  duty  926 
charger 
carrier  271 


/r//i/6?-  726 
;:!haring  ( 


Charing  Cross,  pro- 
claim at  -  531 
chariot  272 
drag  at  one's  - 

wneels  749 
charioteer 

diiver  2C8 

2nlot  694 
charity  give  784 

liberal  %l(S 

beneficent  906 

pity  914 
Christian- 906 
cold  as  - 

insensible  823 
-  that  begins  at 

home  943 
charivari  loud  404 

clatter  407 
charlatan 

ignoramus  493 

impostor  548 

mountebank  844 

boaster  884 
charlattmism 

ignorance  491 

falsehood  544 

affectation  855 
Charles's  wain  318 
Charley  753 
charm  motive  015 

please  829 

oeauty  845 

fot;e  897 

conjure  992 

«?)e/;  993 
be;ir  a  -ed  life 

s(7/<?  604 

prosperous  734 
charmer 

sorcerer  094 
voice  of  the  - 

^a^/^ry  933 
not  listen  to 

voice  of -604 
charnel-house  363 
chart  inform  527 

represent  554 
charter 

cmnmission  755 

i)ermit  ?C0 

compact  769 

security  771 

pnvilege  924 
chartered 

/e70/  963 
-libertine  982 
charwoman 

worker  690 

servant  746 
chary 

economical  817 


«^i»9^y  819 

cardious  864 
Chary  bdis 

whirlpool  312 

danger  605 
chase  emboss  250 

rfj'z^je  a?t'(7y  289 

Ae^/M?^'  361 

/o?'€.fi  3  7 

2n(7-sve  022 

ornament  847 
wild  goose  -  645 
chaser  559 
chasm  interval  198 

opening  260 

{discontinuity  70) 
chassemaree  ;:.73 
chassepot  727 
chasser  297 

-  balancer  605 
chasseur  726 
chaste 

shapely  242 

language  576,  578 

shnple  849 

g'oocij  ^as/c  850 

^;?/?"<;  960 
ckasten 

moderate  174 

2nmish  972 
chastened 

subdued  S2)irii  826 
chastise 

censure  9.12 

punish  972 

-  with  scorpions  732 
chasuble  999 

chat  588 

chat  qui  dort  G67,  608 

chateau  189 

-  en  Espagne  858 
chatelaine  847 
chatoyant  440 
chattels 

furniture  G^ 

2)roi)erty  780 
chatter  584 
chatterbox  584 
chattering  of  teeth 

cold  383 
chatty 

talkative  584 

sociable  892 
chaunt 

<fO/'g'  415 

^i«g'4]6 

worship  990 
chausse  225 
Chauvinism  884 
chawbacon  876 
cheap 

worthless  643 

fow;  p?'«c^  815 
hold  -  '.30 
cheapen  haggle  794 

begrudge  819 
cheapness  815 
cheat  deceive  545 

deceiver  548 
check 

86 


CHE 


CHI 


CHL 


CHR 


numerical  85 
moderate  174 
counteract  179 
slacken  275 
plaid  440 
experiment  AQA 
measure  46  > 
evidence  408 
ticket  550 
dissuade  616 
hinder  706 
misfwlune  735 
restrain  751 
money  order  800 

-  the  growth  201 

-  oneself  826 
checkers  440 
checkmate  731,  732 
check-roll  80 
check-string 

Eull  the  -  142 
eek  side  236 

-  by  jowl  with  88 
near  197 

cheeks  fZwa^  89 
cheer  repast  298 

cry  411 

aid  707 

pleasure  827 

re/ie/  834 

mir!!A  836 

ryoicing  838 

amusem£nt  840 

courage  861 

sociaUty  892 

welcome  894 

applaud  931 

(;jfease829) 
good  -  /io;>5  858 

/ii<7/i  living  957 
cheerfulness  836 
cheerless 

unpleasing  830 

deeded  8^37 
cheeseparings 

remains  40 

t/M-^  65:3 

economy  817 
chef  de  cuisine 

proficient  700 

servant  746 
chef-d'cEuvro 

master-piece  648 

m-Mter-stroke  098 
chemin  faisant  270 
chemise  225 
Chemistry  144 
organic  -  357 
cheque  800 
chequ(!r  440 

-  roll  86 
chequered 

changeable  149 
chere  amie  962 
cherish  a^(Z  707 

;(W6  897 

endearment  902 

-  a  belief  484 

-  feelings  &c.  821 

-  au  idea  &c.  451 


cherry 
two  bites  of  a  - 

overrate  482 

roundabout  629 

clumsy  699 
cherry-cheeked  845 
cherry-coloured  434 
cherub  977 
Cheshire  cat  838 
chess  840 
chessboard  440 
chest  box  191 

money  coffer  802 
chestnut-colour  433 
cheval-de-bataille 

j^lea  617 

plan  626 

vanity  880 
cheval-glass  445 
chevalier  d'iudustrio 

^92 
chevaux  de  frise 

spikes  253 

defence  717 
chevron  550 
chew  298 

-  the  cud  451 

-  tobacco  392 
chiaroscuro 

light  420 

grey  432 

painting  556 
chic  882 
chicane 

sophistry  477 

deceit  545 

cunning  702 
chicken 

young  129 

/o^t;/  3Ci6 
reckon  -s  before 
hatched 

hope  858 

rash  863 
tender  as  a  - 

soft  324 

sensitive  822 

compassionate  914 
chickenhearted  802 
chide  932 
chief  principal  642 

master  745 
evidence  in  -  467 

-  part  31 

Chief  Justice  967 
chiefdom  737 
chieftain  745 
chiffonnier  876 
chiffonniere  191 
chignon  225 
chiFd 

infant  129 
of  spring  167 
fool  mi 

-  of  God  987 

-'s  play  trifling  643 
easy  705 
childbirth  161 
childhood  127 
childish 


credulous  48G 
foolish  4m 
feeble  575 

-  treble  Soil 
chiliad  98 
chill  cold  38:3 

render  cold  3S5 

indisjiose\S\G 
Chi  Item  Huudi-eds 

757 
chime 

repetition  104 

roll  AQir 

resonance  408 

melody  413 

-  in  with  a^z-ee  23 
conform  82 
Gts'tS'^'/i/  488 
concord  714 

chimera 

monster  83 

imaginary  515 

(error  495) 
chimney 

o;>e/ii/?g'260 

air-pipe  351 

{egress  295) 
china  ceramic  384 

«?•<  557 
China  to  Peru  180 
chine  2:35 
chink  g-aj?  198 

sound  408 

?nortey  800 
chip  .sv«a/^  32 

detach  44 

6i<  51 

reduce  195 

-  of  the  old  block 
similar  17 

co;;y  21 

of  spring  167 
Ch'irography  590 
Chirology  550 
Chiromancy  511 
chirp 

bird-note  412 

sit-g  410 

cheerful  830 

rejoice  838 
chirrup  [^ee  chirp] 
chirurgery  602 
chisel 

fabricate  161 

/orw240 

sculpture  557 
chit  e/?/art<  129 

if/na<lJ  193 
chit-chat  588 
chitterlings  221 
chivalry  war  722 

tenvre  777 

courage  801 

j)hilanthix>py  910 

honour  939 

generosity  942 
chlamys  225 
chloroform 

physical  numbness 
376 


mental  insensibUitr 
82:3 
chlorotic  655 
chock  full  52 
chocolate 
/ooo?  298 
colour  433 
choice 
e;ec/'io?i  609  . 
exceMent  648 
absence  of  -  609a 
by -600 

-  spirits  873 

-  of  words  509 
choir  sing  410 

church  music  996 

church  1000 
choke  close  261 

5<:^;?e  361 

redundant  641 

Ain(?er  706 
-full  complete  52 

re;;;€i:e  639 
choler  900 
choleric  901 
choose  609 
do  what  one  -8  748 
chop  disjoin  44 

change  140 

-  logic  470 
-lip  201 

chopfallen  837 
chopping 
large  192 

-  sea  :348 
chops  mouth  66 

jaws  2:31 

food  296 
choral  415 
chord  413 
chorister 

singer  416 

church  singer  996 
Chorography  183 
chorus 

shout  411 

song  415 

singers  416 

unanimity  488 

o//e/-«  599 

concord  714 
chose 

-  in  action  780 

-  in  possession  777 
chouse  545 

choux  gras,  faire  ses 

-377 
chrestomathy  50C 
chrism  998 
Christ  970 

Church  of  -  893a 

receive  -  987 
Christ-cross-rovv  56i 
christen 
name  564 
rite  998 
Christendom  983«,  995 
Christian  983a,  987 

-charity  i>06 
Christmas 

87 


CHR 


cm 


cm 


CLA 


period  138 

Church  festival  998 
Christmas-box  784 
chromatic 

colour  428 
-scale  music 41^ 
Chromato-psoudo- 

blepsis  443 
rlironiatrope  445 
chromolithograph  558 
chromosphere  318 
chronic  110 
chronicle 

measure  tim^e  114 

annals  551 
chronicler  553 
Chronography 

measure  time  114 

description  594 
Chronology  114 
Chronometry  114 
Chrononhotontho- 

logos  887 
chrysalis  129 
chrysolite 

perfection  650 

jewel  847 
Chryt'ology  800 
chubby  192 
chuck  throiD  284 

animal  cry  412 

-  under  chin  902 
chuck-farthing  621 
chuckle 

animal  cry  412 
laugh  838 
exult  884 
chuff  876 
chum  890 
Church 
infallible  474 
M'thodox  983a 
Christendom  995 
temple  1000 
dignitaries  of  -  996 
go  to  -  990 
iiigh  -,  Low  -,  &c. 
984 

-  of  Christ  9a3a 
churchdom  995 
churchman  996 
churchwarden  996 
churchyard 

burial  3^ 
church  1000 

-  couRh  055 
c;)url6oor876 
churlish 

niggard  8\^ 

rude  895 

sulky  901a 

malevolent  WJ 
churn 

agitate  315 

butter  a52 
chut  1  silent  403 

taciturn  585 
cibarious  298 
cicatrix  551 
manet  ~  919 


cicatrize  660 
Cicero  582 
cicerone  524,  527 
Ciceronian  578 
cicisbeo  897 
cicuration  370 
ci-devant  122 
cigar  392 
ci-git  363 
cilia  hairs  205 

rough  256 
cimeter  727 
Cimmerian  421 
cincture  247 
cinder 

combustion  384 

dirt  653 

{remains  40) 
Cinderella 

servant  746 

cAymmonalty  876 
cinerary  363 
cineration  384 
cinereous  432 
cingle  230 
cinnabar  434 
cinnamon  433 
cinque  98 
cipher 

unsubstantial  4 

number  84 

compute  85 

zero  101 

m^arh  550 

letter  ^\ 

unimportant  643 
writing  in  -  590 
Circe  seductor-  615 

sorcerer  994 
-an  cup 

pleasure  377 

intemperonce  954 
circination  312 
circle  region  181 

form  247 

party  712 

{assemblage  72) 

describe  a  -  311 
great  -  sailing  628 

-  of  acquaintance 
892 

-  of  the  sciences  490 
circling 

con  volution  248 
circuit  region  181 

outline  "230 

winding  248 

tour  2(J6 

indirect  jiath  311 

""n  direct  course  629 
cJ  'cuition  311 
c'  rcuitous 

devious  279 

'ndirect  311 

method  629 
'  fcular 

round  247 

miblication  531 

\tter  592 

\imphlet  593 


-  note  805 
circularity  247 
circulate 

circuit  311 
rotate  312 
publish  531 
circulatin  medium 

800 
circulation 

[see  circulate] 
in  -  news  532 

-  of  money  809 
circumambient  2;:7 
circumambulate 

travel  266 

go  round  HW 
circumbendibus 

winding  248 

indirect  method  629 

{circuition  311) 
circumduction  552 
circumference  230 
circumferential  227 
circumfluent 

lie  round  227 

m/)ve  7'Oiind  311 
circumforaneous 

travelling  266 
ircuition  311 
circumf  use  73 
circumgyration  312 
circumjacence  227 
circumlocution 

periphrase  o73 

(^/••/•ase566) 
circumnavigate 

navigation  267 

circuition  311 
circumrotation  312 
circumscribe 

surround  229 

limit  761 
circumsci    )tion  229 
circumspection 

cUtenfion  457 

care  459 

cff?//?0ft'459 
circumstance 

phase  8 

6ve«i 151 
circumstances 

property  780 
bad  -  804 
depend  on  -  475 
good  -  803 
under  the  -  8 
circumstantial  8 

-  account  594 

-  evidence  467 
pi-dbahility  472 

circumvallation 

enclosure  229, 

defence  717 
line  of- 233 
circumvent 

environ  227 

mx)ve  round  ZW 

cheat  545 

en  lining  7(y2 

hinder  706 


d,feat  731 
circlimvest  225 
circumvolution 

winding  248 

rotation  312 
circus 

buildings  189 

drama  599 

ar«?/?«  728 
cirrus  353 
cistern 

receptacle  191 

«tore  636 
Cistertian  996 
citl88 
citadel 

defence  717 

{refuge  666) 
cite 

(I'wo^e  as  example  8 

as  evidence  467 

summon  741 

ac(r«5e  938 

arraign  969 
cithern  417 
citizen 

inhabitant  188 

(ma«.  373) 

-  of  the  world  910 
citrine  43j 

city  189 
in  the  -  794 
civet  400 
civic  372 

civil  courteous  894 
laity  9.  7 

-  authorities  745 

-  crown  733 

-  law  963 

-  war  722 
civilian  Jarpyer  968 

layman  997 
civilization 

improvemeiit  658 

fashion  852 

courtesTi  894 
civilized  life  852 
civism  910 
clack  clatter  407 

animal  cry  412 

talkative  584 
chid  225 
claim  demand  7il 

propeiiy  780 

right  924 

lawsuit  969 

-  the  attention  451 
claimant 

petitioner  767 

ns'/i^  924 
clair-obscur  420 
clairvoyance  993 
clairvoyant  994 
clamant  411 
clamber  305 
clammy  352 
clamorous 

[see  clamour j 

loud  4(t4 

e.n-i fable  825 

88 


CLA 


CLE 


CLI 


CLO 


clamour  cry  411 

passage  593 

right  922 

climb  305 

wail  839 

condition  770 

-  the  throat  297 

clime  181 

-  a-ainst  932 

clausis,  januis  -  528 
claustral  110 

-up  li(/ht420 

clinal  217 

-for  765 

intelligible  ?>\8 

c\\Y\c\\  fasten  43 

c\amp  fasf^n  43 

clavate  250 

interpret  522 

close  261 

fastening  45 
clan  class  7o 

clavichord  417 

clearheaded  498 

cer^i/y  474 

clavier  417 

clear-obscure  ^20 

i??//i  563 

family  166 

claw  hook  781 

cleavage 

complete  729 

party  712 

grasp  789 
-  back  935 

cutting  44 

c;w.<rA78] 

clandestine  528 

structvre  329 

<matc/i  789 

clan.i^or  404 

clay  soft  324 
earth  342 

cleave  sunder  44 

-  an  argument  47 

clank  410 

ac^/tere  46 

-  the  fist  at  909 

clannishness  481 

corpse  362 

bisect  91 

clincher  479 

clanship  709 

material  635 

cleaver  253 

cling  adhere  46 

clap  ex})losi(m  406 

clay-cold  383 

clef  413 

-to^far  197 

applaud  931 

claymore  727 

cleft  buected  91 

willing  602 

thunder  - 

clean 

c/iinA;  198 

persevere  G04a 
hoUt^\Z 

jrrodigy  872 

€n^«'^y  52 

in  a  -  stick 

-  the  hands 

perfect  650 

difficulty  704 

observe  772 

r^dice  838 

unstained  652 

clem  956 

desire  865 

-on  31 

-  bill  of  health  654 

clement 

love  897 

-  on  the  shoulder 

-  breast 

lenient  740 

-  to  hope  a58 

615 

disclose  529 

long-suffeiing  826 

-  to  one  another  709 

-  together  43 

-  forgotten  506 

compassionate  914 
clench  compact  769 

clink  resonance  408 

-  up  imiyrison  751 
clapperclaw 

-  hand 

stHdor  410 

jyroficient  700 

'/•etoin  781 

clinker  bi-ick  384 

contention  720 

with  -  hands 

<aA;e  789 

</ir<  053 

censure  932 

honesty  939 

clepe  564 

clinometer 

claptrap 

innocence^AQ 

clepsydra  114 

oblique  217 
an5r?«  244 

yretence  546 

-  out  emi?^y  297 

clerestory  191 

display  882 

-  sweep 

clergy  996 

{measurement  466) 

claquer  935 

revolution  146 

clerical  995,  996 

clinquant 

faire-son  fouet884 

destruction  162 

-  error  495 

ornament  847 

clarence  272 

cleanness  052 

clerk  scholar  492 

vulgar  851 

cJaret  colour  434 

cleanse  652 

recoi'der  553 

Clio  594 

clarify  052 

clear  simple  42 

xvHter  590 

clip  shorten  201 

clarinet  417 

5a</rtrf  413 

hMper  711 

(jyrune  38) 

clarion  music  417 

light  420 

servant  746 

{contract  195) 

war  722 

transparent  425 
t-i^-iW^  446 

Offend  758 
cfe7-<7y  996 
articled  -  541 

-  the  wings 

clash  disagree  24 

powerless  158 

cross  179 

certain  474 

5/(m;  275 

concussion  276 

inteUiqiUe  518 

-  of  works  694 

useless  645 

sound  406 

manifest  525 

clerkship 

Ainrfer  706 

opiX)se  708 

«a5y  705 

commission  755 

2n-ohibit  761 

disco7'd  713 

/i6€?-rt<e  750 

CIeromancy511 

-  one's  words  583 

-  of  arms  720 

;»Y>/i<  775 

clever 

clipper  273 

clasp  fasten  43 

vindicate  937 

intelligent  498 
skilfi'hm 

clipping 
small  piece  51 

fastening  45 

innocent  946 

*/icA46 

acet<i<  970 

too  -  by  half  702 
clew  ball  249 

clique  conclave  696 

come  close  197 

coast  -  664 

;^r<y  712 

6€/<  230 

get  -  off  671 
keep -of  62:5 

interpretation  522 

{sociality  892) 

emd?'ace  902 

indication  550 

cloaca  co«rfw?i  350 

class  arrange  60 

-  for  action 

seek  a  -  461 

/ow;653 
Cloacina  C53 

category  i^ 

jyrepare  673 

click  406 

learners  541 

-  articulation  580 

client 

cloak  rf?-65*'  225 

*c/iOO^  542 

-  conscience  946 

dependant  746 

conceal  528 

classic  o^rf  124 

-  the  course  302 

customer  795 

disguise  5:30 

symmetnj  242 

-  the  ground 
facilUate  705 

clientship 

mbjectton  749 
cliff  Aeis'/i^  206 

{pretence  546) 

classical 

clock  114 

elegant  writing  578 

-  of  distant  196 

clockwork  633 

tasVe  850 

-  off  pay  807 

m-«cfl/212 

by  -  unifotm  16 

-  education  537 

-  out  empty  297 

»/e^>  217 

o?-(/e7-  58 

classics  560 

dean  652 

climacteric  128 

regidar  80 

classify  00 

-sighted 

climate  region  181 

clod  /m7«p  192 
cor^/i  342 

clatter  nou^e  404 

vision  441 

weather  338 

ra/fle  407 

shrewd  498 

fine  -  656 

/oo^  501 

claudication 

-  sky  hope  858 

Climatology  338 

bungler  701 

slowness  275 

-  stage 

climax 

clodhopper  876 

/ai///re  732 

occasion  134 

supremacy  33 

clodpated 

clause  j>ar<  51 

frt*y705 

summit  210 

«^?/i.»i</499 

89 


CLO 


CLO 


COA 


COC 


clog  shoe  225 

hinder  700 
doieter 

restraint  751 

convent  1000 

{seclusion  893) 
close  similar  17 

«.7//(;  43 

e/irf67 

./few  181 

cowri 189 

n^ar  197 

TMrrow  803 

«Az<i!  261 

c?e/i«e  321 

warm  382 

hidden  528 

concise  572 

taciturn  585 

complete  729 

stingp  819 
examine  -ly  457 
keep  -  /iic/e  528 

retail).  781 
tread  -  upon  281 

-  the  door  upon 
restrain  751 

-  the  cars  419 

-  the  eyes 
rfee  3G0 
wo<  see  442 

-  one's  eyes  to 
not  attend  458 
«€<  at  naught  773 

-  at  hand 
to-mmTOW  121 
imminent  152 
near  197 

-  the  hand 
refuse  1 04 

-  in  upon 
converge  290 

-  inquiry  461 
-ly  i)acked  72 

-  prisoner  754 

-  quarters  197 
apjnoach  286 
attack  710 
battle  723 

-  one's  ranks  673 

-  study 
thought  451 
attention  457 

-  with  cohere  46 
assent  488 
««ac-A  71 G 
contend  720 
consent  702 
compact  709 

closet 

receptacle  191 

ambush  5;i0 
closeted  with 

conference,  588 

advice  095 
closure  261 
clot  solidify  321 

€or/A  342 

{cohere  46) 
cloth  vocation  625 


napkin  052 

clergy  996 
clothes  225 

grave  -  363 
clothier  225 
clotpoll  501 
clotted  352 
cloud 

assemblage  72 

multitude  102 

wi^^  353 

sAac^e  424 

screen  520 
break  through  the  -s 

446 
drop  from  the  -s  508 
in  a- 

uncertain  475 

hidden  528 
in  the  -s 

fo/ify  206 

inattentive  458 

dreaming  515 
under  a  - 

adversity  735 

disrepute  874 

secluded  893 

censured  932 

accused  938 
-capt  20!) 

-  of  dust  330,  353 
-8  gathering 

c?a?'A;  421 
danger  665 
warning  668 

-  of  skirmishers  726 

-  of  smoke  35;3 

-  of  words  573 
clouded 

variegated  440 
deeded  837 
hopeless  859 

-  perception  499 
cloudland  515 
cloudless 

/i(7A<  420 

happy  827 
cloudy  c?m  422 

opaque  426 
clongh  206 
cloven  91 
cloven  foot 

?warA;  550 

malevolence  907 

17C«  945 

/S'5r^fl?i  978 
see  the  -  480a 
show  the  -  907 
clover 

luxury  377 

prosjTerity  734 

crnifwl^Ti 
clown 

pantombne  599 

buffoon  844 

vulgar  8M 

rr/^'^ec  876 
cloy 

redundance  041 

«a<ic/y  809 


club 
p/ace  o/"  meeting  74 
^ot<*6  189 
association  712 
weapon  727 
sociality  892 
-law 

compulsion  744 
lawless  904 

-  together 
cooperate  709 

clubfooted  243 
cluck  412 
clue  550 

seek  a  -  461 
clump 
assemblage  72 

projecting  mass  250 

-  of  trees  367 
clumsy 

wrej2<  647 

awkward  699 

«fij;/y  846 
clurichaune  980 
cluster  72 
clutch  7'etem  781 

seize  789 
clutches  737 
in  the  -  of  749 
clutter  407 
coacervation  72 
coach 

carriage  273 

teach  537 

tutor  540 

-  painter  559 

-  road  627 
drive  a  -  and  six 

through  964 
-up  539 
coachhouse  191 
coachman 
travel  268 
pilot  694 
coaction  744 
coadjutaiit  709 
coadjutor  711 
coadjuvancy  709 
coagency 
concur  178 
cooperate  709 
coagmentation  72 
coagulate  321 
coagulum  321 
coal  388 

call  over  the  -s  932 
carry  -s  879 

-  black  431 
carry  -s  to  New- 
castle 641 

coalesce 

identity  13 

combine  4.'5 
coal heaver 
work  like  a  -  086 
coalition 

cooperate  709 

party  712 
coaptation  23 
coarctation 


decrease  36 
contraction  195 
narrow  203 
impede  706 
restraint  751 
{compulsion  744) 
coarse  harsh  410 
dirty  653 
unpolished  674 
vulgar  851 
impure  961 

-  grain  329 
coast  border  231 

navigate  267 

^fm(Z  342 
coaster  273 
coastguard  753 
coat  layer  204 

paint  223 

habit  225 

{surface  220) 

cut  -  according 

to  cloth  698 

-  of  arms  550 
-of  mail  717 

coating,  inner  -  224 
cosix.  persuade  615 

endeai^nent  903 

flatter  933 
cob  horse  271 

punish  973 
cobalt  438 
cobble  Twenc^  660 
cobbler 

shoemaker  "HS^ 
coble  273 
cobra  913 
cobweb 

light  320 

fiction  5J5 

/em.<fy  643 

cfiri!  053 

-s  of  antiquity  124 
-8  of  sophistry  477 
cochineal  434 
cock  bird  300 

mcUe^H^ 
game  -  861 

-  boat  273 

-  and  bull  story  546 
-the  eye  441 

-  of  the  roost 
best  648 
master  745 

-up  vertical  212 

convex  2W 
cockade  badge  550 

title  ^17 
cock-a-hooT) 

gayim  ' 

exulting  884 
cockatrice 

monster  83 

jnercing  eye  548 

evil-doer  913 

m,iscreant  949 
cockcrow  125 
cocker /oW  258 

crf?'e**  903 
Cocker 

40 


COG 


COL 


COL 


COL 


sclwol  hook  542 
according  to  -  82 
c^^ckle/oW  258 
caress  902 

-s  of  one's  heart  820 
cockleshell  273 
cockloft  191 
cockney 
Londoner  188 
plebeian  876 
cockpit  hold  191 
council  696 
arena  728 
cockshut 
morning  125 
evening  126 
dusk  422 
cock-sparrow  193 
cocksure  484 
cockswain  269 
cocoa  298 
cocotte  962 
coction  384 
Cocytus  982 
cod  shell  223 
coddle  902 
-oneself  943 
code  irrecept  697 
law  963 

(compendium  596) 
codex  593 
codger  819 
codicil  sequel  Qb 
testament  771 
{adjunct  39) 
codify  963 
codlin  129 
coecum  261 
coefficient 
factor  84 
accompany  88 
cooperate  701) 
Ccelebs  904 
coemption  795 
coequal  27 
coerce  compel  744 

restrain  751 
coetaneous  120 
coeternal 
perpetual  112 
synchronous  120 
cceur,  a  contre  -  603 
coeval  120 
coexist 
accompany  88 
synchronism  120 
contiguity  199 
coextension 
equality  27 
parallelism  216 
symmetry  242 
coffee  298 
coffee-house  189 
coffer  c/ie*i  191 
store  636 
money  chest  802 
cofferdam  55 
coffin  363 
add  a  nail  to  one's 


cog  tooth  253 

boat  273 

deceive  545 

^a^^er  933 
cogent 

powerful  157 

-  reasoning  476 
cogitate  451 
cogitative  faculties 

450 
cognate 

related  19 

consanguineous  11 
cognition  490 
cognizance  490 
take  -  of 

intellect  490 

attention -^7 
cognomen  564 
cognoscence  490 
cohabitation 

location  184 

mandage  903 
coheir  778 
coherence  unite  46 

dense  321 
cohesive  46 
cohibit 

restrain  751 

prohibit  761 

{counteract  179) 
cohobation  336 
cohort  726 
cohue  72 
coif  225 
coiffure  225 
coil  disorder  59 

con  volution  248 

circuition  311 
shuffle  off  this 

mortal  -  360 
coin  fabricate  161 

imagine  515 

maney  800 

-  money  775 

-  words  563 
coincidence 

identity  13 

in  time  120 

injilace  199 

i«  opinion  488 
coiner  thief  792 
coistril  863 
coke  388 
colander  260 
colature  652 
cold  frigid  ^3 

colour  429,  438 

style  575 

insensible  823 

indifferent  866 
in  -  blood 

premeditated  611 

pur}X)sely  620 

unfeding  823 

dispassionate  826 

-  comfort  832 

-  shoulder 
discourtesy  895 
conf^^'>"t  930 


-  steel  727 

-  sweat  /(jfltr  860 
rf^s/^A;€  867 

-  water  cure  662 
throw  -  water  on 

dissuade  616 

hinder  706 

rf?/^/843 
coldhearted 

unfeeling  823 

^s^i/e  889 

malevolent  907 
Coliseum  728 
collaborator  711 
collapse 

prostration,  158^ 

contract  195 

shortcoming  304 

deteriorate  659 

fatigue  688 

failure  732 
collar  rfre,<5  225 

circlet  247 

shackle  752 

*et2«  789 
slip  the  -  750 
collate  464 
collateral 

relation  1 1 

/afe^'o^  236 

-  evidence  467 
collation 

T-epa*;;  298 

comparison  464 
colleague 

accompany  88 

cooperation  709 

auxiliary  711 
collect  assemble  72 

o;;2«e  480 

understand  518 

acquire  775 

prayer  990 

(to^e  789) 

-  e-ddence  467 

-  knowledge  539 
-one's  thoughts 

451 
collectanea 

assemblage  72 

compendium  596 
collected  <?a/m  826 
collection 

assemblage  72 

(.f^ore  636) 
collectively 

?^;/io/(S  50 

generality  78 

together  88 
college  542 
go  to  -  539 
colley  366 
collide  276 
collier  273 
colligate  72 
collimation  278 
colliquate  335 
collision  c^a^A  179 

pei'cussion  276 
I     opposition  708 


encounter  720 
collocate 

arrange  60 

assemble  72 

/j^ftce  1K4 
collocution  588 
collogue 

wheedle  933 
collop  51 
colloquial 

521 

neology  563 

conversation  588 
-  meaning  516 
colluctation  720 
collusion 

c?ecei<  545 

conspiring  709 
collusive  544 
coUuvies  653 
collyrium  662 
colon  142 
colonel  745 
colonist  188 
colonize  184 
colonnade 


colony  184,  188 
colophon  65 
Colorado  beetle  91.8 
coloration  428 
Colosseum  7:^ 
colossus  *i2;e  192 

height  206 
colour  hue  428 

tone^l 

appearance  448 

probability  472 

disguise  544 

pavit  556 

7y/m017 

be  anginj  900 
all  -s  440 
change  - 

shame  879 
give  a  -  to 

chance  140 

qualify  469 

probable  472 

falsehood  544 
lend  a  -  to 

i?/6a  617 

vindicate  937 
man  of  -  431 
show  in  true  -s  543 

-  blindness  443 

-  sergeant  745 

-  too  highly  549 

-  up  redden  434 
blush  879 

colourable 
ostensible  472 
deceptive  545 
colouring  [see  col- 
our] 
meaning  516 
false  -  523 

-  matter  428 

41 


COL 


COM 


COM 


COM 


colourless  429 
colours 
ensign  550 
decoration  877 

false  -  544,  M5 

flying  - 
display  8R2 
celebration  883 

lower  one's  -  735 

nail  one's  -  to  the 
mast  604 

show  one's  - 

manifest  525 

disclose  529 

true  to  one's  -  939 
colporteur  797 
colstaff  215 
colt  yovng  129 

horse  271 

fooimi 
columbine  599 
columella  215 
column  series  69 

height  206 

support  215 

cylinder  249 ' 

caravan  266 

monument  551 

printing  591 

tj-oop  726 
colures  318 
coma  inactive  683 

insensible  823 
comb  teeth  253 

clean  652 

2)iinish  972 
combat  720.  722 
combat,  hors  de  - 

useless  645 

^wrc;  088 
combatant  726 
combe  252 
combination  48 

anthmetical  8i 

pojiy  712 
combine  unite  48 

cooperate  709 
combustible  388 
combustion  384 
come  happen  151 
,    approach  286 
'    arrive  293 

c//ce;'  ?//?  /  836 

out  upon!  932 
to -121,  152 

-  about  658 

-  across 
discover  480a 

-  after 
sequence  63 
posteiior  \]7 

cut  and  -  again  639 

-  of  age  13f 
-amiss 

disagreeable  24 
ill-timed  135 

-  back  283 

-  before  116 

-  by  775 

-at  one's  call  743 


-  to  a  determination 

-  to  the  same  thing 

604 

27 

-  down  with  807 

-  short  of 

-  into  existence 

inferior  34 

bel 

fall  short  304 

begin  06 

-  to  one's  senses  502 

-  first  superior  33 

-  to  a  stand  142 

precede  62 

-  to  terms 

-  forth 

assent  488 

egress  295 

contract  769 

appear  446 
-  forward  763 

it  -s  to  this 

concisely  572 

-  from  154 

-  to  equal  27 
whole  50 

-  to  the  front  303 

-  and  go  314 

arithmetic  85 

-  to  hand  785 

beccmie  144 

-  to  a  head 

effect  154 

climax  33 

inherit  777 

complete  52 

money  800 

-  in  ingress  294 

price  812 

receipt  785 

-  together 

-  in  for 

assemble  72 

jwoperty  778,  780 

converge  290 

-  to  one's  know- 

- under  76 

ledge  527 

-  upon 

-  to  life  359 

unexpected  508 

-  what  may  474 

acquire  775 

-  near  286 

^aim  924 

-  to  nothing 

-  into  use  613 

unproductive  169 

-  into  view  440 

/ai^732 

-  into  the  views  of 

-of  154 

cooperate  709 
-  off  well  731 

-  off  looj)-hole  617 

escape  671 

-into the  world  359 

-  on  future  121 
destiny  152 

comedy 
drama  599 

I  defy  you  n^ 
attack  716 

comic  853 

comely  845 

-  to  (meself  660 

comestible  298 

-  into  operation  170 

comet 

-out 

wanderer  2C8 

disclosure  529 

star  318 

publication  531 

comfit  396 

on  the  stage  599 

comfort 

-  out  of  effect  154 

pleasure  377 

egress  295 

ddiqht  827 

-  out  with 

con/e«^  831 

disclose  529 

re/if/  834 

sjmik  582 

give  -  906 

-  over 

comfortable 

influence  615 

pleasing  829 

consent  762 

Comforter  976 

-  to  pass  state  7 

comfortless 

event  151 

painful  830 

-  to  pieces  44 

dejected  837 

-  to  the  point 
speciality  79 

comic  wit  842 

ridiculous  853 

attention  457 

coming  [s^e  come] 

concise  572 

impending  152 

-  to  the  rescue  672 

-  events 

-  round 

prediction  511 

])eriod  138 

-  time  121 

conversion  144 

comitia  696 

belief  4i^ 

comity  894 

assent  488 

comma  142 

change  of  mind  607 

command  high  206 

influence  615 

avthority  737 

restoration  660 

m/er  741 

be  pacified  723 
consent  762 

]X)ssess  777 

at  one's  - 

obedient  743 

-  belief  484 

-  of  language 
writing  574 
speaking  582 

-  of  money  803 

-  one's  passions  944 

-  respect  928 

-  one's  temper  826 

-  a  view  of  441 
commandant  745 
commanding  [see 

command] 

important  642 
comme  deux 

gouttes  d'cau  17 
comme  ii  faut 

taste  850 

fashion  852 

genteel  875 
commemorate  883 
commence  66 
commencement  de  la 

fin  end  67 

destruction  162 
commend  931 

-  the  poisoned 
chalice  544 

commendable  944 
commensurate 

accordant  23 

numeral  d^ 

adequate  639 
comment 

reason  476 

judgment  480 

inter pi'etation  523 
commentary  595 
commentator  524 
commerce 

conversation  588 

barter  794 

cards  840 
commercial  arithme- 
tic 811 
commi  nation  908,  909 
commingle  41 
comminute  330 
commiserate  914 
commissariat  637 
commissary 

consignee  758 
commission 

task  625 

delegate  755 

-  of  the  peace  965 
commissioner  758 
commissionnaire 

messenger  5;-54 

consignee  758 
commissure  43 
connnis-voyageur  758 
commit  do  080 

delegate  755 

cards  840 

arrest  969 

-  an  absurdity  853 

-  oneself  to  a  course 
609 

-  to  the  flames  384 

43 


COAf 


COM 


COM 


COM 


-  to  memory  50.5 

-  oneself 
ciumsy  699 
promise  768 

-  to  prison  751 

-  sin  945 

-  to  writing  551 
committee 

council  696 
consignee  758 
{direciar  694) 
commix  41 
commode  191 
commodious  644 
commodity  798 
commodore  745 
common 
general  78 
ordinary  82 
plain  344 
haUtiial  613 
tnfling  643 
hose  876 
in  -  related  9 
■participate  778 
right  of  -  780 
tenant  in  -  778 
make  -  cause  709 

-  consent  488 

-  council  966 

-  course  613 

-  herd  8^6 

-  law  old  124 
law  963 

-  measure  84 

-  oriorin  153 

-  parlance  570 

-  place-book 
record  551 
compendium  596 

-saying  490 

-  sense  498 

-  sewer  05:} 

-  stock  778 

-  weal 

mankind  372 
good  618 
xdilUij  644 
philanthropy  910 

Common  Pleas,  Court 

of  -  966 
commonalty  876 
commoner  876 
commonplace 

known  490 

habit  613 

unimportant  643 

duU  84;3 
commons  298 
commonwealth  372 
commorant  188 
commotion  315 
commune 

township  181 
commune  with  588 

-  oneself  451 
communibus  annis29 
communicant  990 
corarounicate 

join  43 


teUb'H^ 

giveJ84 

sacrament  998 
communication 

news  532 
oral -582,  588 
communion 

society  712 

participation  778 

sacrament  998 
hold  -  with  888 

-  table  1000 
communique  527 
communist 

rebel  742 

pai-ticijjation  778 
philanthropy  910 
evil-doer  913 
community 
party  712 

-  at  large  372 

-  of  goods  778 
commutation 

covipensation  30 

sut>stitution  147 

interchange  148 

compromise  Ti^ 

barter  794 
commutual  12 
compact 

joined  43 

■united  87 

compressed  195 

compendious  201 

dense  321 

bargain  769 
compages 

whole  ZO 

structure  329 
compagination  43 
companion 

accompaniment  88 

friend  9,^0 
companionable  892 
companionship  892 
company 

assembly  72 

actors  599 

party,  partnership 

troop  726 
sociality  892 
{merchants  797) 
bear  -  88 
in  -  with  88 
comparable  9 
comparative 
degree  26 
compare  464 

-  Anatomy  368 
comparatively  32 
compare  464 

-  notes  695 
comparison  464 
compartition  44 
compartment 

jKirt  51 
region  181 
jdace 182 
cetflfll 


carriage  272 
compass 

rf€g'r««26 

^pace  180 

surround  227 

measure  466 

tn^€n(/  620 

guidance  693 

achieve  729 
box  the  -  azimuth 
278 

rotation  312 
keep  within  - 

■moderation  174 

/rt//  «Aw^  304 

economy  817 
points  of  the  -  236 
in  a  small  -  193 
-about  229 

-  of  thought  498 
comi)assion  914 

object  of  -  828 
compatible 

consentaneous  23 

possible  470 
compatriot 

inhabitant  188 

friend  ma 
compeer  equal  27 

friend  890 
compel  744 
compellation  564 
compendious 

short  201 
compendium  596 
compensate 

make  up  for  30 

requite  973 
compensation  30 
competence 

2X)wer  15^ 

sufficiency  639 

«iT/;  698 

?f<?a/^yi  803 
competition 

opj)osition  708 

contention  720 
competitor 

opponent  710 

combatant  726 

candidate  767 
compilation 

co/<f<'c<  72 

fiooA  593 

compendium  596 
complacent 

pleased  827 

content  &31 

courteous  894 

A:i«c?  906 
complaint 

t/^rtes«655 

murmur  839 
lodge  a  -  938 

-  without  cause  839 
complaisant 

courteous  894 
A7«(i  906 
complement 
adjunct  39 


remainder  40 

^r^  52 

arithmetic  84 
complementary 

colour  428 
complete 

entire  52 

accomplish  729 

compact  769 

-  answer  470 
-circle  311 

in  a -degree  31 
completeness  52 
completion  729 
complex  59 
complexion  s^a/f  7 

colour  ^& 

apjyearance  448 
compliance 

conformity  82 

obedience  743 

consent  762 

observance  772 
complicate 

derange  61 
complicated 

disorder  59 

convolution  248 
complice  711 
complicity  709 
compliment 

courtesy  894 

irraise  931 
poor  -  932 
-s  of  season  896 
complot  626 
comply 

[se€  compliance] 
compo  coating  223 

material  635 
component  56 
componere  lites  728; 

724 
comport 

-  oneself  692 

-  with  23 
compos  502 
compose 

>n«A;€  wp  54,  56 
produce  161 
moderate  174 
music  416 
wnfe  590 
printing  591 
pacify  723 
assuage  826 
composed 

composer 

mw«c  413 
composite  41 
composition  54 
[*ee  compose] 

combination  4& 

2nece  of  music  ^1Z 

picture  556 

«<y/«  569 

loriting  590 

building  material 
635 

4S 


COM 


CON 


CON 


CON 


compromise  774 

barter  71)4 

atonement  952 
compositor 

printer  591 
compost  G53 
compopiire  826 
com  potation  959 
compound 

mix  41 

combination  48 

compi'omise  774 
-  arithmetic  466 
-for 

substitute  147 

barter  794 

{stijmlate  769) 
comprador  637 
comprehend 

compose  54 

include  76 

^•wow  490 

understand  518 
compreheneion 
[«ee  comprehend] 

intelligence  498 
comprehensive 

general  78 

wirfe 192 
~  argument  476 
compress 

contract  195 

curtail  201 

condense  321 

remedy  662 
compressible  322 
comi)rise  7(5 
comprobation 

evidence  467 

demoTtstration  478 
compromise 

c?a%  «;i^7i  605 
•  mid-course  628 

danger  665 

pacify  723 

compact  769 

compound  774 

ato/ie  952 
compromised 

piomised  768 
compter  799 
compte  rendu 

record  551 

accounts  811 

{abstract  596) 
comptroller 

director  694 

{master  745) 
compulsion  744 
comi)uncti(m  950 
compurgation 

evidence  467 

acquittal  970 
compute  85 
comrade  890 
comradeship  892 
con  <Ai«A'  451 

O'e^  fty  /iea;-^  505 

feffrn  539 
conation  600 


conatu  magnas 

nugas,  magno  - 

W0A^i!e  638 

unimpmiance  643 
concamerate  245 
concatenation 

junction  43 

contimdty  69 
concavity  252 
conceal 

invisible  447 

Aic?6  528 

cunning  702 
concealment  528 
concede 

assent  488 

admit  529 

permit  760 

C07isent  762 

<7U'e  784 
conceit  ic?ea  453 

/o%  499 

supposition  514 

imagination  515 

?/;i^  842 

affectation  855 

■^)a?^^^;?/  880 
conceited 

dogmatic  481 
conceivable  470 
conceive  ie^i/i  66 

^ee-m  1C8 

believe  484 

understand  490 

i?r?a(72«e515 
concent  413 
concentrate 

assemble  72 

centrality  222 

converge  290 
concentric  222 
conception 
[see  conceive] 

intellect  450 

i(/ea  453 
concern 

relation  9 

e?7en^  151 

business  625 

impo^'tance  642 

^rm797 

S'7'ie/828 

-  oneself  with  625 
concerning 

relative  to  9 

(^opic  454) 
concert 

agreement  23 

music  415 
act  in  -  709 
in  -  musical  413 

concord  714 

-  measures  626 
concertina  417 
concerto  415 
concert-room  840 
concession 

pennission  760 
consent  762 
firitJing'  784 


concesso,  ex  - 

reasoning  476 

assent  488 
concetto  842 
conchoid  245 
Conchology  223 
concierge  753 
conciliate 

to^A;  c«er  615 

pad///  723 

sai-i*/?/  831 

courtesy  894 

atonement  952 
conciliatory 

[see  conciliate] 

concord  714 

forgiving  918 
conciliatri'x  962 
concinnity 

s^^/^e  578 

beauty  845 
conciseness  572 
concision  201 
conclave 

assembly  72 

council  696 

church  995 
conclude 

enc?  67 

i;>/er  480 

resolve  604 

complete  729 

compact  769 
conclusion 

[see  conclude] 

judgment  480 
try  -s  476 
foregone  -  611 
hasty  -  481 
conclusive 

[see  conclude] 

ansioer  462 

certain  474 

/jj'oo/"  478 
-  reasoning  476 
concoct  /^e  544 

J9^a/i  626 

prepare  673 
concomitant 

accompany  88 

same  time  120 
concord  «(7^ee  23 

music  413 

assent  488 

hannony  714 

(amiiw  888) 
concordance 

diction  a7y5&2 
concordat  769 
Concordia  discors 

disagree  24 

disoj'der  59 
concours  720 
concourse 

assemblage  72 

convergence  290 
concremation  384 
concrete  mass  46 

density  321 

liardness  323 


materials  635 
concubinage  901 
concubine  926 
concupiscence 

rfesire  865 

impurity  961 
concur 

co-exist  120 

causation  178 

converge  290 

Gssew^  488 

concert  709 
concurrence  178 
concussion  276 
condemnation 

cerm/re  932 

conviction  971 
condense 

comj^ress  195 

rfewse  321 
condescend  879 
condign  924 
condiment  393 
condisciple  541 
condition  s^«/e  7 

modification  469 

supposition  514 

iejvn  770 

j-e^jT/^e  873 

rfl?iA;  875 
in  -plump  192 

in  good  -  648 
on  -  770 

in  perfect  -  650 
physical  -  316 
conditional  8 
conditions  770 
condolence  914,  915 
condone  918 
condottiere 

traveller  268 

X^/i^er  726 
conduce 

contribute  153 

jfew^f^  176 

concur  178 

avai/  644 
conduct 

transfer  270 

jyrocedure  692 

7eac/  693 

safe- 

passportQSl 

safety  664 

-  an  inquiry  461 

-  to  278 
conductor 

conveyer  271 

directw  694 
lightning  -  666 
conduit  350 
conduplicate  89 
condyle  250 
cone  round  249 

]xnnted  253 
confabulation  588 
confection  396 

confectionai'y  396 
confederacy 

cooperation  709 

44 


CON 


CON 


CON 


CON 


party  712 
confederate  711 
confer  advise  695 

give  7^ 

-  benefit  048 

-  power  157 

-  privilege  760 

-  right  9-^4 

-  with  588 
conference 

Isee  confer] 
council  6y(> 
confess  assent  488 
a  row  529 
peniience  950 

-  and  avoid  937 
confession 

[nee  confess] 
auricular  -  998 

-  of  faith  98:3 
confessional 

temjile  1000 
confessions 

biography  594 
confessor  996 
confidant  711 
confidante 

servant  74S 

friend  890 
confidence 

trust  484 

hope  85S 

courage  801 
in  -  5:^8 
confident 

\see  confidence] 

affirrti^') 
configuration  240 
confine 

circum^crihe  22D 

limit  233 

imprison  751 
confined 

narrow  judgment 
481 

ill  653 
confinement 

cliildbed  161 
confines  of 
on  the  - 197 
confirm 

corroborate  467 

absent  488 

consent  762 

compact  769 

i-ite  998 
confirmed  150 
-habit  613 
confiscate  take  789 

condemn  971 

penalty  974 
confiture  306 
conflagration  384 
conflexure245 
conflict 

opposiiion  708 

discord  713 

contention  720 
conflicting 

contrary  14 


coi/nteracting  179 

-  evidence  468 
confluence 

junction  43 

convergence  290 

nrer  348 
conflux 

assemblage  72 

convergence  290 
conform  a*s^erti  488 
conformable 
agreeing  23 
conformation  240 
conformity  8;^ 
confound 

diso7'der  61 

destroy  162 

no<  discriminate 
4G5a 

perplesc,  475 

defeat  731 

astonish  870 

c?/?s6  908 
confounded 

<7yea^  31 

barf  649 
confraternity 

^ar^y  712 

friendship  888 
confrere 

colkaque  711 

//-ie^rf  890 
confrication  331 
confront  /ace  234 

compare  464 

o/?j90«e  708 

rms^  719 

-  danger  861 

-  witnesses  467 
Confucius  986 
confuse  derange  01 

perplex  458 

obscure  519 

no<  discriminate 
465a 

aZ>asA  879 
confused  disorder  59 

invisible  447 

uncertain  475 

5<y/(?  571 
confusion 

[«ee  confuse] 

-  seize  908 

-  of  tongues  560, 
563 

-  of  vision  443 

-  worse  confounded 
59 

confutation  479 
conge  756 

-  d'elire  995 
congeal  dense  321 

cold  385 
congener 

similar  17 

included  76 
congenial 

agreeing  23 

concord  714   . 

toz?e897 


{expedient  646) 
congenital  5 
congeries  72 
congestion  641 
conglaciation  385 
conglobation  72 
conglomerate 

cohere  46 

assemblage  72 

o?6«,<;e  321 
conglutinate  46 
congratulate  896 

-  oneself  838 
congratulation  896 
congregation 

assemblage  72 

worshippers  990 

laity  997 
Congregationalist  984 
congress 

assembly  72 

convergence  290 

conference  588 

council  696 
congreve  /i<e/  388 

-  rocket  727 
congruous 

agreeing  23 

{expedient  646) 
conical  round  249 

pointed  253 
conjecture  514 
conjoin  43 
conjointly  37 
conjugal  903 
conjugate 

ivords  562 

-  in  all  its  tenses 
&c.  104 

conjugation 

junction  43 

/?aer  89 

phase  144 

gra'!nmar  567 
conjunction  43 
in  -  with  37 
conjuncture 

contingency  8 

occasion  134 
conjure  deceive  545 

entreat  765 

sorcei-y  992 

-  up  a  vision  515 
conjuror 

deceiver  548 

sorc€?'er  994 
connaitre  les  dessous 

des  cartes  490 
connate  intrinsic  5 

cawc<«  153 
connatural 

uniform  16 

similar  17 
connect  rebate  9 

/i«A;  43 
connective  45 
conned,  well  -  490 
connexion 
[«^  connect 

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in  -  with  9 
connexions 

cards b40 
connive 

overlook  460 

allow  760 
connoisseur 

critic  480 

scholar  492 

i!aj?i!«  850 
connotate  550 
connote  550 
connubial  903 
connuted  9 
conoscente  850 
conquer  731 
conquered 

(failure  732) 
conquering  hero 

comes  883 
conqueror  731 
consanguinity  11 
conscia  recti,  mens< 

pride  878 

innocence  946 
conscience 

knowledge  490. 

moral  sense  926 
in  all  -  great  31 

affirmation  .^35 
awakened  -  950 
qualms  of  -  603 
clear  -  946 
stricken  -  950 
tender  -  926 

honour  939 
conscientious  926 

scrupulous  939 

{veracious  543) 

{virtuous  944) 
conscious 

intuitive  450 

knowledge  490 

-  of  disgrace  874 

-  of  glory  873 
conscript  726 
conscription  744 
consecrate  use  677 

dedicate  873 

sanctify  987 

holy  oi'ders  995 
consecration 

rite  998 
consectary  478 

-  reasoning  476 
consecution  63 
consecutive 

follmving  63 

continuous  69 
consecutively 

slowly  275 
consent  assent  488 

compliance  762 
with  one  - 178 
consentaneous 

agreeing  23 

{expedient  646) 
consequence 

event  151 

ej'eci  154 

45 


CON 


CON 


CON 


CON 


immrtance  642 
in  -  478 
of  no  -  643 
tivko  the  -s  154 
consequent  e^i 
consequential 

deducible  478 

airogant  878 
consequently 

7-easoning  476 

effect  154 
conservation 

jfemianence  141 

dorage  636 

prese?-vation  670 
conservatism  141,  670 
conservative  141 

-  policy  681 
conser\'atory 

receptacle  191 

flonculture  371 

furnace  386 

store  636 
conserve  396 
consider  think  451 

attend  to  457 

examine  461 

believe  484 
considerable 

iw.  rff(77'f^  31 

in  5226  192 

imjwrtant  642 
considerate 

careful  459 

judicious  498 
consideration 

livrchase  money  147 

thought  451 

trf^^a  453 

attention  457 

qualification  469 

inducement  615 

importance  642 

^-i/i!  784 

benevolence  903 

respect  928 

requital  973 
dejserve  -  642 
In -of 

compensation  30 

reasoning  476 
on -658 
take  into  - 

thought  451 

attention  457 
under  - 

/o/)ic  454 

inquiry  461 

7)/rtn.  626 
considered,  all 
things  - 

judgment  480 

premeditation  611 

impetfection  651 
consign 

transfer  270 

commission  755 

property  783 

g^t?e784 

-  to  the  flames  884 


-  to  oblivion  506 

-  to  the  tomb  363 
consignee  758 
consignment 

commission  755 

gri/C  784 

apiwrtionment  786 
consist 
-inl 
-of  54 
consistence 

density  321 
consistency 

xinif(yrmity  16 

agreement  23 
consistently  with  82 
consistory 

council  696 

church  995 
consolation 

?'e/ie/834 

condole  915 

religious  976 
console 

<aWe  215 
consolidate 

tmete  46,  48 

condense  321 
Consols  802 
consomme  298 
consonant 

agreeing  23 

musicaiilS 

letter  561 

{expedient  646) 
consort 

accompany  88 

associate  8'J2 

spouse  903 

-  with  23 
consortship  892 
conspection  441 
conspectus  596 
conspicuous 

visible  446 

famous  873 
conspiracy  626 
conspirator  626 

traitor  941 
conspire 

concur  178 

cooperate  709 
constable 

governor  745 

oj^C€r  965 
constant 

uniform  16 

contimiovs  69 

regular  80 

frequent  136 

immutable  150 

ca;fic<  494 

persevering  604a 

faithful  939 
constellation 

*•/«?•«  318 

luminary  423 

.<7fo?7/  873 
coHStcrnation  860 
constipation 


closure  261 

density  321 
constituent  56 
constitute 

compose  54,  56 

2)7'oduce  161 
constitution 

nattire  5 

s^a^e  7 

composition  54 

structure  329 

charter  924 

;«m;  963 
constitutional 

WJG^A  266 

-  government  737 
constrain 

compel  744 

restrain  751 

a6asA  881 
constrict  195 
constringe  195 
construct  161 
construction  161 

/orw  240 

stinicture  329 

meaning  522 
put  a  false  -  upon 

523 
constructive 

/afe^^C  526 

-  evidence  467 
construe  522 
consubstantiation 

998 
consul  758,  759 
consulship  737 
consult  C95 

-  one's  pillow  133 

-  oue's  own  wishes 
943 

-  the  wishes  of  707 
consume 

destroy  162 
^tJAw/e  638 
W5e  677 

-  time 
«W2g  106 
inactivity  683 

consumere  natus, 

fruges  -  683 
consuming  830 
consummate 

g'rea<  31 

complete  52 

cornpleted  729 
-skill  698 
consummation 

€nc?  67 

completion  729 

-  devoutly  to  be 
wished 

•   ^ooc;618 
cfmre  865 
consumption 
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shrinking  195 
disease  655 
contact  199 
come  in  - 


arrive  292 
contagion 

transfer  270 

unhealthy  657 
contain 

be  composed  of  ^ 

include  76 
contaminate 

50i^  653 

t<t/)oe^  659 
contaminated 

diseased  655 
contango  813 
contemn  930 
contemper  174 
contemplate 

fteit;  441 

^/«-A/.t  451 

ea*;)ec^  507 

purpose  620 
contemporary^  120 
con  tern  poration  174 
contempt  930 

-  of  danger  861 
contemptilble 

unimportant  643 
dishonourable  940 
contend 
reason  476 
a^^eW  535 
^g-Ai!  720 

-  with  difficult! 
704 

-for 

vindicate  937 
content 

assenting  488 

willing  602 

c«/m  826 

satisfied  831 
to  one's  heart's - 

sufficient  639 

success  731 
contention  720 
contentious  901 
contents 

ingredients  56 

/i«/86 

components  190 

synopsis  596 
conterminate 

enoJ67 

/imi<  233 
conterminous  199 
contesseration  72 
contest  720 
context  591 
contexture  329 

(state?) 
contiguity  199 
continence  960 
continent 

land  342 
contingency 

event  151 

uncertainty  476 
contingent 

conditionals 

casual  156 

liable  177 

46 


CON 


COX 


CON 


COO 


possible  470 
uncertain  475 
supply  635 
aid  707 
allotted  786 
donation  809 

-  duration  108a 

-  interest  780 
continual 

pe?'i}etval  112 

freqitent  136 
continuance  143 
continuation 

adjunct  39 

sequence  63 

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continue 

endure  106,  110 

pfrsist  143 
continued  69 

-  success  731 
continuity  69 
contortion 

distortion  243 
convolution  248 
{ugliness  846) 

contortionist  599 

contour 
cy//i«6  230 
apjjearance  448 

contra  14 
per  -  708 

-  bonos  mores 
tvlgar  851 
improper  925 
rite  945 

contraband 

deceitful  545 

pi-oMlnte.d  761 

i//id^  964 
con<;rabasso  417 
contract 

shrink  195 

namnv  203 

promise  768 

oargain  769 

{decrease  36) 

{curtail  201) 

-  a  debt  806 

-  a  habit  613 

-  an  obligation  768 
contractility  195 

{elastiaty  325) 
contraction  195 

short-hand  590 

compendium  596 
contradict 

contrary  14 

dissent  489 

rfeny  536 

02nx)se  708 
contradictory 

evidence  468 
contradistinction  15 
contraindicate 

rfis6-«arfe616 

warning  668 
contraire,  tout  au  - 

536 
contralto  408 


contraposition 

inversion  218 

reversion  237 
contrapuntist  413 
contrariety  14 
contrary 

opposite  14 

antagonistic  179 

captious  608 

opposing  708 
quite  the  -  536 

-  to  expectation 
imprchable  473 
unexpected  508 

-  to  reason  471 
contrast 

contrariety  14 

difference  15 

comparison  464 
contravallation  717 
contravene 

contrary  14 

counterevidence  468 

rf«iy  536 

Amrfer  706 

o/)ZX)se  708  ^ 
contre  coeur,  a  -  603 
contre-coup  277 
contretemps 

ill-timed  135 

hindrance  706 

misfo7't'jne  735 
contribute 

caM.se  153 

<e?idl76 

concur  178 

m<Z707 

g'ire  784 
contribution  784 
lay  under  - 

iaAre  789 

cf?/e  924 
contrition 

abrasion  331 

penitence  950 
contrive 

produce  161 

;>;a?i  626 

-  to  succeed  in  731 
contriving 

cunning  702 
control 

jHTwer  157 

regulate  693 

authority  737 

restrain  751 
board  of -696 
under  - 

obedience  743 

subjection  749 
controversial 

discussion  476 

discordant  713 
controversialist  476, 

726 
controversy 

discussion  476 

contention  720 
controvert 

(feny536 


controvertible 

uncertain  475 

debatable  476 

untrue  495 
contumacy 

obstinacy  606 

disobedience  742 
contumely 

arrogance  885 

rudeness  895 

disrespect  929 

«C(?rn  930 

reproach  932 
contund  330 
„ontuse  330 
conundrum  pwn  520 

nrfd/e  533 

m^  842 

{problem  461) 
convalescence  660 
convection  270 
convene  72 
conveniences  632 
convenient  646 
convent  1000 
conventicle 

assembly '72 

council  696 

cAa;?e/ 1000 
convention 

assembly  72 

council  696 

irea^y  of  peace  723 

compact  769 
-s  of  society  852 
conventional 

customary  613 
conventual 

fnonA:  996 

convent  1000 
convergence  290 
conversable 

to/A;  588 

sociable  892 
conversant 

A;/?^^  490 

«i-i//w/  698 
conversation  588 
conversational  588 

sociable  892 
conversazione 

interlocution  588 

«oda/  gathering  892 
converse 

reverse  14 

to/A;588 
conversion  144 

trover  and  -  964 
convert 

change  to  144 

opinion  484 

tergiversation  607 

religion  987 

-  to  use  677 
convertible 

identical  13 

«5^Ma/  27 

-terms  522 
convexity  250 
convey 


transfer  270 
wean  516 
os^g-n  783 

-  away  791 

-  the  knowledge  ol 
527 

conveyance 
[S6e  convey] 

reAic/e  272 
conveyancer  968 
conveyancing  783 
convict 

convince  484 

condemned  949 

condemn  971 
convicted,  self  -  950 
conviction 

confutaiion  479 

6e«e/484 

7>rMe  g-wi/^y  971 
convince 

de/ie/484 

feacA537 
convivial  892 
convocate  72 
convocation 

council  696. 

church  995 
convoke  72 
convolution 

coi/  248 

rotation  312 
convoy 

transfer  270 

g'j/art/  664 
convulse 

derange  61 

violent  173 

agitate  315 

i>orf?7?/  7Jam  378 

»n€nto/»ain  830 
convulsed  with 

-  laughter  838 

-  rage  900 
convulsion 

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it^O'/rfe?'59 
revolution  146 
in  -s  315 
coo  412 
cook  Aeaf  384 
falsify  544 
improve  658 
prepare  673 
servant  746 
too  many  -s  609 

-  accounts  811 
cool  moderate  174 

co;(/383 
refrigerate  385 
gr?ey  432 
dissuade  616 
cautious  864 
indifferent  me 
V7ifi-iendly  S89 
discourteous  895 

look  -  upon 
unsocial  893 

take  -ly  826 

-  down  826 

47 


coo 


COR 


COR 


COR 


-  one's  heels 

kept  waiting  133 

inaction  G8i 
cooler  387 
cool headed 

judicious  498 

vnexcitable  826 
coolie 

bearer  271 

military  726 
coolness 

iaaenslbUity  823 

estrangement  898 
coop  abode  189 

restrain  751 

prison  752 
cooperation 

physical  178 

vohintary  709 

j)articipation  778 
cooperator  7^" 
cooptation  6 
coordinate 

eg-wa/  27 

arrange  GO  " 

measKre  4G6 
copal  356a 
coparcener  778 
copartner 

accompanying  88 

participator  t78 

associate  890 
copartnership 

cooperation  709 

^jarify  712 
cope  e5'?/rt/  27 

oppose  703 

contend  720 

canonicals  999 
copia  verboruni 

rf(^i«fe  573 

loguacioiis  584 
copnig  stone 

to/?  210 

completion  729 
copious 

dijr'<5«  «^y/e  573 

abundant  639 
jCoportion  778 
popper  money  800 
copper-coloured  439 
copper-plate 

engraving  558 
coppice  367 
coprolite  653 
copse  367 
copula  45 
coj)y 

imitate  19 

facsimile  21 

prototype  22 

record  551 

represent  554 

z^^ri/^  590 

/or  ^A€  ?)reM  591 

^>/an  626 
copyhold  780 
copyist  ar^i/t^  559 

?<>n^er  590 
copyright  780 


coquet  ^26  544 
change  the  mind 
607 
affected  855 
endearmoiit  902 
flattery  933 

-  with 
irresolute  605 

coquette 

a^ec^ef?  854,  855 

.T^er/;  897 
coquillage  847 
coracle  -^.^S 
coral  847 

-  reef  667 
coram  judice 

jm-isdiction  9G5 

laiosuit  969 
cor  Anglais  41T 
corbeille  191 
corbel  215 
cord  tie  45 

filament  205 
cordage  45 
cordated  245 
cordial 

pleasure  377 

dram  392 

willing  602 

remedy  662 

/e<?/w?(7  821 

grateful  829 

friendly  888 

courteous  894 
cordiform  245 
cordon 

inclosjire  232 

circularity  247 

decoration  877 

-  bleu  746 

-  sanitaire 


preservation  670 
corduroy  259 
cordwainer 

shoemaker  225 

artificer  690 
core  centime  222 

^is<  642 

true  to  the  -  939 
coriaceous  327 
Corinthian  850  • 
co-rival  [«ee  corrival] 
cork  »/w<7  263 

lightness  320 
-  jacket  666 
-upc/ose261 

restrain  751 
corking  pin  45 
corkscrew 

«^«?-fl/  248 

perforator  263 

circuition  311 
cormorant 

desire  865 

gluttony  957 
corn 

projection  250 
Cornaro  953 
cornea  441 


corned  959 
corneous  323 
corner  ?>to6'e  182 
receptacle  191 
a«(7/e  244 
creep  into  a  -  893 
in  a  dark  -  528 
drive  into  a  -  706 
push  into  a  -  874 
rub  off  -s  82 
turn  a -311 
turn  the  -  658 

-  stone 
support  215 
importance  642 
defence  717 

coriiet  music  417 

officer  745 
cornice  210 
corniculate  253 
Cornish  hug  545 
corno  417 
cornopean  417 
cornucopia  639 
cornute 

projecting  250 

sharp  253 
corollary 

adjunct  39 

deduction  480 
corona  247 
coronach  839 
coronation 

enthronement  755 

celebration  883 
coroner  965 
coronet  hoop  247 

insignia  747 

title  877 
corporal 

corjxyreal  316 

officer  745 
corporate  43 

-  body  712 
corporation 

bulk  192 
convex  250 
association  712 
jurisdiction  965 
corporeal  316 

-  hereditaments  780 
corporeity  316 
corps  assemblage  72 

troops  726 
&  -  perdu 
haste  684 
rcwA  863 

-  de  reserve  C36 
corpse  362 
corpulence  192 
corpus  316 

-  delicti 
Qidlt  947 
lawsuit  969 

-juris 
precept  697 
km  963 
corpuscle 
small  32 
^zii/e  193 


corradiation 

focus  74 

convergence  290 
correct 

orderly  58 

^rM€  494 

infonn  527 

disclose  529 

improve  658 

repair  660 

cfMtf  924 

censure  932 

honourable  939 

virtuous  944 

jrunish  972 

-  ear  416,  418 

-  memory  505 

-  reasoning  476 

-  style 

grammatical  567 
elegant  578 

correction 

[t*e€  correct] 
house  of  -  752 
under  -  879 
corrective  662 
corregidor  745 
correlation 

relation  9 

recijyrocify  12 
correspondence 

agreement  23 

writing  592 
correspondent 

messenger  534 

consignee  758 
corridor  2>^«ce  191 

passage  627 
corrigendum  495 
corrigible  658 
corrival  726 
corrivalry  720 
corrivation  348 
corroborant  662 
corroboration 

evidence  467 

G6\9e?t/'.  488 
corrode  jMr«-  384 

e7'0(/(?  659 

cu??ic^  830 
corrosive 

[«ee  corrode] 

aci-id  171 

destructive  649 
corrugate 

derange  61 

constiict  195 

roughen  256 

rumple  258 
corruption 

decomiwsition  49 

neology  563 

foulness  (553 

disease  655 

deterioration  6jd 

improbity  940 

??ice  945 
corrupting 

noxious  649 
corsage  225 

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COB 


cou 


cou 


cou 


corsair  793 
corse  362 
corselet  225 
corset  225 
co^•so  728 
cortege 

adjunct  39 

contiiudty  69 

accompaniment  88 

journey  266 

suite  746 
cortes  696 
cortex 

cortical  223 
coruscate  420 
corvette  273 
corybantic  503 
Corypheus 

teacher  540 

directw  694 
Coscinomancy  511 
cosey  892 
cosignificative  522 
cosine  217 
cosmetic 

remedy  662 

ornament  847 
cosmical  318 
cosmogony  &c.  318 
cosmopolitan 

abode  189 

mankind  372 

philanthropic  910 
cosmorama  448 
cosmos  318 
Cossack  726 
cosset 

darling  899 

caress  902 
cost  812 
pay  -s  807 
to  one's  - 

€i'e/619 

badness  649 
-what  it  may  604 
-  price  815 
costermonger  797 
costless  815 
costly  814 
costive 

taciturn  585 
costume  225 
theatrical  -  599 
costume  225 

bal-840 
costumier  22') 

theatrical  599 
cosy  snug  H77 

sociable  892 
cot  abode  189 

bed  215 
cote  189 
cotenancy  778 
coterie  jmito  712 

society  892 
cothurnus  599 
cotillon  840 
cottage  189 
cottager  188 
cotter  188 


cotton  205 
conch  lie  2n 

bed  215 

stoop  W8 

lurk  528 

-  one's  lance  720 

-  in  terms  566 
couchant  213 
couci-couci  651 
cough  349 

churchyard  -  655 
couleur  de  rose 
good  048 
jp'ospenty  734 
view  en  -  8^36 
coulisses  599 
coulter  253 
council 
seiwie  696 
church  995 
hold  a  -  695 

-  of  education  542 
councillor  696 
counsel 

advice  695 

lawijer  968 
keep  one's  own  - 

528 
take  -  think  451 

inquire  461 

be  advised  695 
count  clause  51 

item7'j 

compute  85 

estimate  480 

lord  9,1b 

-  the  cost  804 

-  upon 
believe  484 
expect  507 

to  be  -ed  on  one's 

fingers  103 
countenance 
/ace  234 

appearance  448 
favour  707 

approve  931 
keep  in  - 

conform  82 

induce  615 

encourage  861 

vindicate  937 
keep  one's  - 

brook  82Q 

not  laugh  837 
out  of  - 

abashed  879 
put  out  of  -  874 
stare  out  of  -  885 
-falling 

disapimntment 
509 

dejection  837 
counter  contrary  14 

number  84 

table  215 

token  550 

shop-board  799 
over  the  - 

barter  794 


buy  795 

sell  796 

run  -  179 

-to  708 

counteract 

compensafeSO 

physically  179 

hinder  706 

voluntarily  70^ 
counteraction  179 
counterbalance  30 
counterblast 

counteract  179 

retaliate  71S 
counterchange 

wiTelation  12 

interchange  148 
countercharm  993 
countercheck 

mark  550 

hindrance  706 
counter-evidence  468 
counterfeit 

imitate  19 

copy  21 

simulate  544 

sham  545 
counterfoil  550 
countermand  756 
countermarch 

journey  266 

regression  283 
countermark  550 
countermine 

plan  626 

op]X>se  708 
countermotion  283 
counterorder  75'j 
counterpane  ^33 
counterpart 

match  17 

copy'iX 

reverse  237 
counterplot 

2j/an626 

op}x>se  708 

retaliate  718 
counterpoise 

compensate  30 

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hinder  706 

(:counleract  179) 
counter-poison  662 
counter-project  718 
counter-protest  468 
counter-revolution 

146 
counterscarp  717 
countersign 

evidence  467 

a«i?e/j^  488 

ma7'A;550 
counterstroke  718 
ountervail 

outweigh  28 

compensate  30 

evidence  468 
counter A'ork  708 
countess  875 
counting-house  799 


countless  105 
countrified 

vulgar  851 
country 

region  181 

a^>orf^  189 

7w/fl/371 
love  of  -  910 
country-dance  840 
countryman 

commonalty  87G 

//•iey/rf  890 
county  181 

-  court  966 
coup 

instantaneous  111 
action  680 

-  de  bee 
attack  716 
censure  932 

-  de  Tepee  dans 
I'ean  645 

-  d'essai  675 

-  d'etat 
1-evolution  146 
plan  626 
action  680 
lawless  964 

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mc?67 

death-blow  361 
completion  729 
punishment  972 

-  de  main 
violence  173 
o^<M>/i  680 
o^tocA;  716 
-  de  maitre 
excellent  648 
«A;i//M;  698 
success  731 

-d'oeil 
wgr/ti  441 
ap])earance  448 
display  882 

-  de  plume  590 

-  de  soleil 
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appearance  448 
display  882 

couple 

«?ji/e  43 

^ii'O  89 
-d  with 

added  37 

accompanied  88 
couplet  597 
coupon  800 
courage  861 
moral  -  604 

-  oozing  out  862 
courant,  an  -  490 
coureur,  avant  -  673 
courier 

traveller  268 

messenger  534 

course  order  58 

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sontintiity  69 

time  106,  109 

motion  264 

locomotion  26C,  i!Cr 

direction  278 

dinrei-  298 

rive)-  348 

jyia'suit  622 

?(ja7/  627 

conduct  692 

r/?y//a  728 
bend  one's  -  266 
in  duo  -  134 
hold  a  -  278 
in  the  -  of 

during  106 
keep  one's  - 

■progress  282 

persevere  604a 
let  things  take 
their  - 

continue  143 

inaction  681 
follow  as  of  -  478 
mark  out  a  -  626 
of- 

conformity  82 

effect  154 

certain  474 

assent  4^ 

vecessitij  601 

custom  G13 

consent  762 

ea7?^<871 
run  its  - 

end  67 

complete  729 
take  a  -  622 
take  its  -  151 

-  of  action  692 

-  of  business  625 

-  of  events  151 

-  of  inquiry  461 

-  of  preparation  673 

-  runs  smooth  734 

-  of  study  537 

-  of  things  151 

-  of  time  131 
/ourser 

hoi'se  271 

swift  274 
coursing 

A-i«361 

pvrsiie  622 
court  close  181 

hjouse  189 

hall  191 

invite  615 

jnirme  622 

council  696 

retinue  1A<iS 

solicit  765 

gentility  852 

wish  865 

■woo  902 

itatterQ^ 

iribuiialdQQ 
bring  into  -  467 
friend  at -711 
oay  -  to 


servile  886 
tot'e  897,  90« 
/a«e;-  933 
put  out  of  -  731 

-  card  G26 

-  of  honour  939 
courteous  894 
courtesan  962 
courtesy 

stoop  308,  314 

submit  725 

]X)litene8s894 
show  - 

respect  928 
courtier 

se7-rile  886 

flatterer  935 
-like  933 
courtly  852 
courtship  902 
cousin  11 
coute-que-coute 

certainly  474 

necessary  601 

resolution  604 
cove  cell  191 

AoWoiy  252 

bay  343 
covenant 

compact  769 

condition  770 

security  771 
Coventry 
Earl  of  - 

carrf6^  840 
send  to  - 

^■«c^  297 

disrepute  874 

seclusion  893 
cover 

compensate  30 

sv}}eriK)seJid'iSi& 

dress  225 

stopper  263 

conceal  528 

retreat  530 

A,ee/;  c/ea?i  652 

A:€^>  sa/6  664 

jrreserve  070 
under  - 

//ic/rfgn  528 

2wetence  545 

««/<?  664 

-  with  dust  653 
coverclc  223 
covering  223 
coverlet  223 
Coverley,  Sir  Roger 

de-840 
covert  abode  189 
invisible  447 
/«/e«<  526 
r^Awf/e  666 
feme  -e  903 

-  way  627 
coverture  903 
covet  desi7-e  865 

envy  921 
covetous 
miserly  819 


covey 

assemblage  72 

midtitvde  102 
cow  animal  366 

jf€;?m/e  374 

intimidate  860 
coward  862 
cowardice  862 
cower  ^/'oop  308 

fear  8G0 

coioardice  862 

servile  886 
cowherd  370 
cowhide  975 
cowhouse  189 
cowkeeper  370 
cowl  sacerdotal  999 

(r//'e5*'  225) 
co-worker  690 
coxcomb  854 
coxcombry 

affectation  855 

vanity  880 
coxwain  269 
coy  timid  860 

modest  881 
cozen  545 
crab  sourness  397 
-like  motion 

deviation  279 

regression  283 
crabbed  «owr  397 

unintelligible  519 

obscure  style  571 

difficult  704 

w?2d'(yi/895 

*w/A:y  901a 
crack  .<f;?;i<  44 

discontinuity  70 

instantaneous  113 

/6^^</re  198 

fujTOW  259 

6?7«/e  328 

sound  406 

excelletit  648 

injure  659 

«A;e//?/;  698 

6oas<  884 

-  a  bottle 
/ooat  298 
«ocea/  892 
drunken  959 

-  of  doom 
e/«i  67 
/?/^wre  121 

destruction  162 

-  one's  invention /15 

-  a  joke  842 

-  shot  700 
crackbrained 

insane  503 
(foolish  499) 
cracked 
unmusical  410 
marf  503 
/a?y;/y  651 

-  bell  408a 

-  voice  581 
cracker  406 
crackle  406 


cracksman  792 
cradle 

beginning  66 

infancy  127 

oii.gin  153 

placing  184 

6ec?215 

training  673 

ae(^  707 
in  the  -  129 
craft  shijjping  273 

business  625 

*A;i;/  698 

cunning  702 
craftsman  690 
crag  pointed  253 

Aarrf  323 

^awrf  342 
craggy 

rough  256 
craig  height  206 
crake  884 
cram  croiod  72 

5^^(^  194 

cAoA-e  261 

teach  537 

/ea/vi  539 

goj'ge  957 

-  down  the  throtit 
induce  belief  'ivt 
compel  744 

cram  be  vepetita 
■weariness  841 
satiety  869 

crammed  52 

-  to  overflowing  64i 
crammer  /ie  546 
cramp 

fastening  45 

paralyze  158 

tveaken  160 

^i/^/e  193 

compress  195 

.s7;«*m  378 

hinder  706 
cramped 

*Y2//€  579 
cran  191 
cranch 

[.s'ee  craunch] 
crane  a«!7^e  244 

elevate  307 

-  neck  245 
Craniology  &c.  450 
cranium  450 
crank 

instrument  633 

■wit  842 

treadmill  975 
crankle  /o/(^  258 
crankling 

rough  256 
cranky  w^a/c  160 

ill  health  655 
cranny  198 
crape 

cHnMe  248 

mourning  839 
crapulence 

intem])e7'ance  954 

50 


CRA 


CRE 


CRI 


CRO 


glutton]/  957 

drunken  959 
crash 

destruction  162 

collisioii  276 

sound  A0& 
crasis  nature^ 

coherence  AS 

co?nj)Osition  54 
crass  31 

-  ignorance  491 
crassitude 

breadth  202 

thickness  352 
crate 

receptacle  191 

vehicle  272 
crater  rfe«/j  208 

Ao^tow  252 
craunch 

shatter  44 

cAci^  298 

pulverize  330 
cravat  225 
crave  a*l-  765 

desire  865 
craven  sutnntt  725 

coioardly  862 
craw  191 
crawl  e;fe;7  275 

«eJt-i/«  886 
crayons  556 
crazy  weak  160 

mad  50;^ 
creachy  160 
creak  410 
cream 

emulsion  352 

oz7  a50 

im]X)rtant  part  642 

^.sV  648 

-  colour 
?t;/<i/'«  430 
yetlmo  436 

-  of  the  jest  842 
creamy  352 
crease  258 
create  cause  153 

produce  161 

imagine  515 
created  being  366 
creation  [see  create] 

efect  154 

ioorkr6\S 
Creator  976 
creature  thing  3 

effect  154 

aniynal  366 

7«a/i  372 

*/are  746 
-comfort? 

food  298 

yleasxire  277 
creche  542 
credat  Judaeus 

Apella 

■unlielief  A^-i 

absurdity  497 
credence  66/2>/'48'i 

church  1000 


cretlenda  484 
credential  467 
credible 

2X)ssible  470 

probable  473 

6^;e^/484 
credit  i6/«>/ 484 

influence  737 

pecuniai^  805 

account  811 

repute  873 

apjrrobation  931 

rfe«'€/-/  944 
to  one's  - 

property  780 
credit  mobiiier  802 
creditable  ^'ig-Ai  924 
creditor  805 
credo  quia 

impossibile  486 
credulity  486 

{heterodoxy  984) 
credulous  person 

t/M7>e  547 
creea  ^>e/ie/'484 

tlieology  983 
Apostle's  -  9a3a 
creek  interval  198 

?('fl/e;-  343 
creel  191 
creep  craivl  275 

tingle  380 

{inactivity  683) 

-  in  294 

-  into  a  corner  893 

-  into  the  good 
graces  of  9;W 

-  out  529 

-  upon  one  508 
-with 

multitude  10^ 
redundance  641 

creeper  367 

creeping 
sensation  380 

-  thing  366 
creese  727 
cremation 

ofco7-j)ses  363 

bui'niiig  384 
creme  de  la  crdme  648 
Cremona  417 
crenate  257 
crenelle  257 
crenulate  257 
Creole  57 
crepe  2J8 

crepidam,  ultra  -  471 
crepitation  406 
crepuscule 

daion  125 

dusk  422 
crescendo 

ina'ease  35 

musical  A\^ 
crescent  street  189 

curve  245 
cresset  signal  550 

ilumina7-y  423) 
crest  s^'-^fnit  210 


jwinted  253 

tvft  256 

sign  550 

ai-monal  877 

jn-ide  878 
crest-fallen 

dejected  m7 

humfjle  879 
crevasse  198 
crevice  198 
crew  assemblage  72 

inhabitants  188 

mariners  2o9 

7W?-^y  712 
crib  bed  215 

*76a;  791 

parsimony  S\^ 
cribbage  840 
cribbed  confined, 
cabined  -  751 
cribble  260 
cribriform  ~60 
Crichton, 
Admirable 

scholar  492 

perfect  050 

proficient  700 
crick  ;;ai«.  378 
cricket  game  840 
-  grouiid  level  213 
crier  534 
send  round  the  - 

531 
crim.  con.  961 
crime  guilt  947 
criminal  vicious  945 

culprit  949 
criminality  947 
criminate  938 
crimp  crinkle  248 

notch  257 

bnttle  328 

deceiver  548 

take  789 

/f/<Yf(J  791 
crimple  258 
crimson  4;34 
cringe  submit  725 

servility  886 
crinite  256 
crinkle  angle  244 

convolution  248 
/o/d258 
crinoline  225 
crii)i)le  disable  158 

weaken  160 

j/?7wre  659 
crippled 

disease  655 
crisis 

conjuncture  8 

present  time  118 

opjmtunity  134 

«rt«/ 151 

^■//•oe^  704 
bring  to  a  -  004 
come  to  a  -  729 
ci-isp  rumpled  248 

rough  256 


Cristallomantia  511 
criterion  test  463 
evidence  467 
indication  550 
Crithomancy  511 
critic. 7 /^rf<7e  480 

detractor  936 
critical 

contingent  8 

opportune  134 

important  642 

dangeiviis  6(35 

difficult  704 

censorious  932 
criticism 

judgment  480 

dissertation  595 

disappivbation  932 

detraction  934 
critique 

[see  criticism] 

discHmination  465 
croak  c?7/  412 

hoarseness  581 

stammer  58^3 

warning  668 

discontent  832 

lament  8:^9 
croaker  832,  837 
Croi't726 
crock  191 
crockery  384 
Crocodile  tears  54 
crocus  yellow  436 
Croesus  803 
croft  189 
cromlech  36:^ 
crone  veteran  130 

/oo<  501 
crony  fiiend  890 

favouHte  89i) 
crook  c?/?Te  245 

deviation  279 
crooked 

sloping  217 

distorted  243 

angular  244 

/a/eyj^  526 

cm//y  702 

t/g-A/  846 

dishonouroMe  940 

-  path  704 

-  temper  901 

-  ways  279 
crop 

stomach  191 
harvest  154 
shorten  201 
€a<298 
«fo;-e  636 
gather  775 
^rtAe  789 

-  out  visible  446 
disclose  5-JJ 

-  up  ie<7?//  66 
take  place  151 
rejnoduction  163 

cropper /a//  306 
croquet  gameSW 

51 


CRO 


CRU 


CRY 


CJE 


-  ground  level  213 
crosier  999 
cross  7nix  41 

across  219 

2)ass  302 

opipse  708 
J'ailure  732 

disaster  735 

refuse  7(54 

t-ea;  830 

decoration  877 
/r^OfwZ  901 

jninishment  975 

?'i/e6^  998 
fire  -  722 
red -662 
-ed  bayonets  708 
-breed  83 

-  cut  62S 

-fire  interchange 
148 

difficulty  704 
opjwsition  708 
attack  716 

~ed  in  love  898 

-  tliemind  451 

-  the  path  of  706 

-  and  pile  621 

-  purposes 
contrary  14 
disorder  59 
eri-or  495 
misintei-]V'et  523 
vnskilf  1/1699 
difficulty  704 
o]}]Wsition  708 
discord  713 

-  questions 
inquiry  461 
discord  713 
<7ame  840 

-  road  027 

-  the  Rubicon  609 

-  sea  348 

-  swords  722 
crossbow  727 
cross-examine  461 
cross-gi'aincd 

obstinate  606 

sulky  901a 
crossing  219 
crossuatch  895 
crotch  244 
crochet 

mvsic  413 

misjudgment  481 

cainice  608 
crouch  longer  207 

stoop  308 

fear  860 

««-?;i/e  886 

-  before  7i.'5 
croui)  2;35 
croupiei  094 
crow  cry  412 

black  431 

rejoice  838 

i/Ort#/  884 

pluck  a -with  r.^O 
as  the  -  flies  278 


-'s  foot  {age)  128 
-'s  nest  210 
-to  pluclc 

discord  713 

anger  900 

accrtse  938 
crowbar  033 
crowd 

assemblage  72 

multitude  102 

ctose  197 

redundance  641 

vulgar  876 
in  the  -  mixed  41 
crown  to/>  210 

circle  247 

complete  729 

trophy  733 

sceptre  747 

install  755 

decoration  877 

reward  973 
to  -  all  33,  642 
-ed  head  745 

-  with  laurel  873 

-  with  success  731 
crowning 

[see  crown] 
superior  33 
enc?  67 

-  point  210 
crucheaTeau  &c. 

tant  va  la  -  735 
crucial 

crossing  219 

p7V0f  478 
-test  463 
cruciate 

physical  pain  378 

mental liciin  830 
crucible 

rfisA  191 

conversion  144 

furnace  386 

experiment  463 

laboratoi'yGQl 
put  into  the  -  163 
crucifix  998 
cruciform  219 
crucify 

2)hysical  torture  378 

mental  agony  830 

execution.  972 
crucis,  expcrimen- 

tum  -  463 
crude  colour  428 

-  f /y/e  579 

vnmepared  C74 
cruel 

jminfvl  830 

inhuman  907 
cruelly  WM<c/i  31 
cruet  191 
cruise 

te.s'S6;  191 

navigation  267 
cruiser  726 
crumb  S7?ia/Z  32 
i     jmivder  3^30 
1     0>ar^  51) 


(Zi«Ze  193) 

-  of  comfort  834 
crumble 

decrease  36 
weak  ICO 
destr\(cti9n  162 
*ri«/e  328 
pulverize  330 
.f^?02Z  659 

-  mto  dust 
decompose  49 

-  under  one's  feet 
735 

crumbling 

\see  crumble] 

dangerous  C65 
crumenal  800 
crump 

distorted  243 

curved  245 
crumple 

ru^e  253 

/o/rf  258 

^  up  destroy  162 

r/  </sA  195 
crunch 

shatter  44 

cAew  298 

pulverize  330 
crupper  235 
crusade  722 
crush  croiod  72 

destroy  162 

com2)ress  195 

jmlverize  330 

humble  879 

{injure  G49) 

-  under  an  iron 
heel  739 

-  one's  hopes 
disap}x>int  509 
hopeless  859 

crushed  828 
crushing  830 
crust  223 
crustacean  366 
crusty  901 « 
crutch 

support  215 

««!?/e  244 
crux  704 

-  criticorum  533 
cry  human  411 

animal  412 

j)ut)lish  531,  532 

ca//  550 

t'oiee  580 

vogue  013 

?f)ee;;  839 
full-/o?/(Z  401 
raise  a  -  550 

-  aloud' 
imploi'e  765 

-  out  against 
dissuade  616 
censure  932 

-  down  r32,  934 

-  for  865 

-  before  hurt  839 

-  for  joy  8':S 


-  you  mercy 
deprecate  766 
2nty  914 
forgive  918 

-  shame  932 

-  to  beseech  705 

-  up  931 

-  for  vengeance  9^:3 

-  woU false  bA-i 
alarm  6(i9 

-and  little  wool 
overrate  482 
boast  884 
disappoint  5()9 
crying  {see  cry] 

urgent  Qi'Sf) 
-evil  619 

-  shame  874 

-  sin  945 
crypt  cell  191 

gi  are  3t)3 

ambush  530 

altar  1000 
cryptic  528 
Cryptography 

fdddm  528 

writing  590 
crystal  hard  32:3 

trans2mrent  425 
snow   -  383 

-  oil  356 
crystalline 

dense  321 

transparent  425 
crystallization  321, 

323 
csako  /tfl^  225 

helmet  717 
cub  young  129 

?'?//f7flr851 

cfo?6V/i  876 
un licked  -241 
cube 

three  dimensions  92, 
93 

form  244 
cubit  200 
cucking  stool  975 
cuckold  905 
cuckoldom  9C1 
cuckoo 

imitation  19 

repetition  104 

sound  407 

c?w  412 
cuddle  902 
cudgel  6c'«/ 276 

weaimi  727 

punish  975 
take  up  the  -s 

aid  707 

«//rtc^-  716 

contention  720 

-  one's  brains 
think  451 
imagine  515 

cue/<e//<527 
xvatchword  550 

y  J."e  6^:5 


CUE 


CUR 


CUR 


CUT 


take  one's  -  from 

695 
inproper  - 698 
cxm  sleeve  225 

blow  27G 

jninishment  972 
cui  bono  044 

-?645 
cuique  voluptas,  sui 

-865 
cnirass  717 
cuirassier  726 
cuisine  29S 
batterie  de  -  957 
culbute 

inrej'sion  218 

/G//306 
cul-de-lampe 

engrating  558 

ornament  847 
cul-de-sac 

concave  252 

cbsed  £61 

difficulty  704 
culinary  298 

-  art  673 
cull  dupe  547 

choose  ^C^ 

take-^m 
cullender  2G0 
cuUibility  486 
cullion  949 
cully  deceive  545 

dupe  547 
culm  388 
culminate 

maximvm  33 

height  206 

top  210 

complete  729 
culpability  vice  945 

miilt  9^7 
culprit  949 
cultivate  till  371 

sharpen  375 

ivijywve^a^ 

preimre  673 

aid  707 
cultivated 

courteous  894 

-  taste  850 
cultivator  371 
culture 

knowledge  490 
imjtrovement  658 
taste  850 

culverin  727 

culvert  350 

cum  multis  aliis 
addition  37 
mvltitude  102 

cumber  load  319 
obstruct  706 

cumbersome 
incommodious  647 
disagreeable  830 

cumulative  72 
-evidence  467 

-  vote  609 
cumulus  353 


cunctando  restituit 

rem  681 
ccnctation  delay  133 

{inactivity  G83) 
cuneiform  244 

-  character  520 
cunnmg 

pi-epense  611 
sagacious  698 
artful  703 

-  fellow  700 

-  man  994 
cup  vessel  191 

nollmv  252 

beverage  293 

remedy  ij(i2 

tipple  959 
bitter  -  828 
in  one's  -s  959 

-  that  cheers  &c.  298 

-  of  humiliation  879 
dash  the  -  from 

one's  lips  509 

-  too  low  837 
cupbearer  746 
cupboard  191 
Cupid  beauty  845 

lore  897 
cupidity 

avance  819 

desire  865 
cupola  fieight  206 

dome  250 
cup-tossing  621 
cur  dog  366 

sneak  949 
curable  660,  662 
curacy  995 
curate  990 
curative  6C0 
curator  758 
curb  moderate  174 

slacken  27o 

dissuade  616 

restrain  751 

shackle  752 
curd  density  321 

j}ulp  354 

{cohere  46) 
curdle  condensed! 

{cohere  46) 
make  the  blood  - 

8:30 
curdled  352 
cure  reinstate  6C0 

remedy  662 

preserve  670 

benefice  995 
cure  996 
cureless  859 
curfew  126 
curiosa  felicitas  698 
ctiriosity 

imcoriformity  83 

inquiring  455 

phenomenon  ^n 
curious 

exceptional  83 

inquisitive  455 

tnie  494 


beavtiful  845 

desirous  865 
curiously  re;"?/  31 
curl  6eflrf  245 

iron  ro/i/^ion  248 

hair  256 

a>cA/€  t<p  258 

-  up  one's  lip  930 
curling  gafne  840 
curmudgeon 

miser  819 

plebeian  876 
currency 

publicity  531 

money  fcOO 
current  existing  1 

fre5e»m8 
appening  151 

of  water  MS 

o/"czr  349 

7;/e53].532 

language  5G0 

A««>27  613 
account  -  811 
against  the  -  708 
go  with  the  -  82 
pass- 

believed  484 

fashion  852 
stem  the  -  708 

-  belief  488 

-  of  events  151 

-  of  ideas  451 

-  of  time  109 
currente  calamo  590 
curricle  272 
curriculum  537 
curry  rvb  331 

condiment  C93 

-  favour  with 
/or€897 
flatter  933 

curse  bane  663 

advei'sity  735 

painful  830 

malediction  908 

(ei.7/619) 
cursed  bad  649 
cursitor  968 
cursory 

transient  111 

intittentive  458 

^fl^/y  684 
take  a  -  vie\\'  of  457 

neglect  460 
curst  901a 
curt  short201 

concise  572 

taciturn  585 
curtail  retrench  38 

shorten  201 

(den-ease  36) 

{dejrrire  789) 
-edof  its  fair  pro- 
portions 

distmted  243 

?/g'/j^  840 
curtam  «^arf(S  424 

hide  5^.  530 

theatre  599 


fortification  717 
behind  the  - 

invisible  447 

inquiry  461 

knmvledge  4f)0 
close  the  -  528 
raise  the  -  529 
rising  of  the  -  448 

-  lecture  932 
curtly 

stocq)  S08,  314 

submit  725 

|?o/ife  894 
cunile  696 
curvature  245 
curvet  ^€0/?  309 

tvr7i  311 

o.«ci//o/e  314 

agitate  315 
curvilinear  245 

motion  31 1 
cushion  pillow  215 

«o/if  324 

relief  SM 
cusp  cnp'^  244 

sAarj!?  253 
custodes  ?  quis  cut 

todiet  -  459 
custodian  753 
custody  safe  664 

captive  751 

retention  781 
in-27?"i*^t>/?€/  754 

accused  938 
take  into  -  751 
custom  o^rf  124 

habit  613 

6arfer794 

«afe796 

toa:812 

fashion  852 

-  honoured  in 
breach  614 

customary 
[see  custom] 
regidar  SO 
customer  795 
custom-house  799 

-  officer  965 
custos  753 

rotuiorum  553 
cut  divide  44 
bit  51 

discontinvity  70 
intej-val  198 
curtail  201 
layer  204 
form  240 
no/c/i  257 
6foM;276 
^ect  297 
reapSTl 

phvsicolpain  37& 
co^rf  385 
n<?9'/<'c<  460 
carr€  557 
engraving  558 
rofl'(/627 
ff//a<-i-  716 
affect  824 

53 


CUT 


CYM 


DAG 


DAM 


menial  pain  aSO 
decline  acquaint- 
ance 893 
discourtesy  895 
tipsy  959 

-  short  628 
unkindest  -  of  all 

pain  828 
malevolence  907 

-  across  302 

-  adrift  44 

-  along  274 
have  a  -  at  716 

-  avvaj'  274 

-  blocks  with  a  ra- 
zor 

sophistry  477 
waste  638 
misuse  679 

-  both  ways  468 

-  capers  309 

-  according  to  cloth 
economy^!" 
caution  864 

-  and  come  again 
repeat  104 
en&ugh  639 

-dead  893 

-  direct  893 

-  down  destroy  162 
shorten  201 

fell  308 
km  361 

-  and  dried 
arranged  60 
"prepared  673 

-  a  figure 

appearance  448 
fashion  852 

repute  873 

display  mi 

-  the  first  tuif  66 

-  the  ground  from 
under  one 

confute  479 
hinder  706 

-  to  the  heart  824, 
830 

-  of  one's  jib  448 

-  jokes  842 

-  the  knot  705 

-  off  subduct  38 
di^oin  44 
kill  361 
impede  706 
bereft  776 
seduded  893 

-  open  200 

-  out  surpass  83 
substitute  147 
plan  626 

-  out  for  698 

-  out  work 
prepare  673 
direct  693 

-  to  pieces 
destroy  162 
Jfci//361 

-  a  poor  figure  874 

-  to  the  quick  830 


-  up  root  and  branch 
162 

-  up  rough  900 

-  and  run  623 

-  ^\\oxt  stop  142 
destroy  102 
shorten  201 
silence  581 

-  one's  stick 
depart  293 
avoid  Q>22 

-  one's  own  throat 
699 

-  and  thrust  716 

-  in  two  91 

-  up  divide  44 
destroy  162 
pained  828 
givejyainS^ 
discontented  832 

'  dejected  8S7 
censure  932 
what  one  will  -  up 
for  780 

-  one's  way  through 
302 

cutaneous  223 
cuticle  223 
cutlass  727 
cutlery  253 
cut-purse  793 
cutter  273 
cut-throat 

killer  361 

evil-doer  913 
cutting  sharp  253 

cold  383 

affecting  821 

painful  830 

reproachful  932 
cuttings 

excerpta  596 

selections  609 
cutty  stool  950 
cwt.  hundred  98 

weight  319 
cyanogen  438 
cycle  period  138 

circle  247  ■ 
cycloid  247 
cyclone 

rotation  iil2    ' 

windS4Q 
cyclopaedia 

knowledge  490 

book  593 
Cyclopean 

strong  159 

hifge'l^ 
Cyclops 

monster  83 

mighty  159 

huge  192 

dupe  547 
cygne: 
chant  du  -  360 

-  noir  650 
cylindric  249 
cymbal  417 
cymophanouB  440 


cynic 

misanthrope  dll 

detractor  9.'3G 

ascetic  955 
closet  - 

unsociable  893 
cynical 

contemptnovs  930 

censm'i'ous  932 

detracting  934 
cynicism 

discourtesy  895 
cynosure  sign  550 

direction  093 

repute  873 
Cynthia  of  the  min- 
ute 149 
cypher  [see  cipher] 
cypress 

interment  363 

rrwurning  839 
Cyprian  902 
cyst  191 
czar  745 

D 

da  capo  104 
dabpam^223 

slap  276 

clemrl^ 
dabble  wate^  337 

<?ir^y  653 

mec^rf^e  682 

fribble  683 
dabbled  wei  339 
dabbler  493 
dacoit  792 
dactyl  597 
Dactyliomancy  511 
dactylonomy 

numeration  85 

symbol  550 
dad  166 
dado  211 
daedal  various  15 

variegated  440 
dffidalion 

convoluted  248 

artistic  098 
daft  503 
dagger  727 
looks  -s  anger  900 

threat  909 
air  drawn  -  515 
plant  -  in  breast 

give  pain  9SXi 
speak  -G  932 
at  -s  dra^'n 

opposed  708 

discord  713 

enmity  889 

^a<(?  898 
daggle  ^a^g-  214 

rfzr/y  653" 
dagobah  1000 
Dagon  98() 
daguerreotype 

represent  554 

jwiiwi  556 


daily 
frequent  136 
jyeriodic  138 

-  occurrence 
normal  82 
habitual  GIS 

dainty  food  298 

.<faro««'y394 

pleasing  829 

delicate  845 

^as/y  850 

fastidious  868 
dairy  191 
dais  5Mj5i/7orr215 

;f/i?Wie  747 
daisy 
fresh  as  a  -  654 

-  pied  847 
dale  252 
dally  delay  1-33 

irresolute  605 

inactive  083 

amuse  640 

/o;/ (7^6  902 
dalmatic  999 
Daltonism  443 
dam  joaren^  166 

c/ose  261 

PO>k;343 

obstruct  706 
damage  <?t;i^  619 

injure,  spoil  ^9 

pj-ice  812 
damages  974 
damascene  440 
damask  434 
dame 

woman  374 

teacher  540 

/ftcZy  875 
damn 

malediction  908 

condemn  971 

-  with  faint  praise 
932,  934 

damnable  049 
damnatory 

disapprove  932 

condemn  971 
damnify 

damage  649 

syx)e/  659 
damnosa  hereditas 

663 
Damocles 
sword  of  -  667 
Damon  and  Pythias 

890 
damp 

moderate  174 

moist  339 

cold  385 

dissuade  616 

hinder  706 

depress  837 

c?w/i;  843 

-  the  sound  408a 
damper  387 
damsel 

youth  ICn 

54 


DAN 


DAT 


DAY 


DEA 


female  374 
Dan  to  Beersheba  180 
Danae  803 
Danaos,  timeo  - 

doubt  485 

caution  864 
dance 

jump  309 

oscillate  314 

agitate  315 

rejoice  838 

s2K>rt  840 
lead  the  - 175 
lead  one  a  - 

run  aivay  623 

circuit  629 

difficult  704 

pi-acticaljoke  929 

-  attendance 
waiting  133 
follow  281 
servant  746 
petition  765 
sei-vility  886 

-  the  back  step  283 

-  upon  nothing  972 

-  the  war  dance  715 
dance-music  415 
dander  900 
Dandie  Dinmont  366 
dandle  902 
dandruff  653 
dandy 

ship  273 

fop  9;^ 
dandyism  855 
danger  i;(>5 

in  -  liable  177 

source  of  -  667 

-  past  664 

-  signal  069 
dangerous 

[see  danger] 
-classes  913 

-  illness  655 

-  person  667 
dangle  hang  214 

swing  314 

dis2)lay  883 
dangler  281 
Daniel  sage  500 

judge  967 
dank  339 
dapper 

little  193 

elegant  845 
dai)ple  433 
dappled  440 
Darby  and  Joan 

secluded  893 

numied  903 
dare  defy  715 

face  danger  861 

-  not  860 

-  say  pi'obaMe  472 
believe  484 
(suppose  514 

4are-devil 
rash  863 
Umter  887 


daring  861 

-  imagination  515 
dark 

obscure  421 

dim  422 

Mack  431 

blind  442 

invisible  447 

unintelligible  519 

/a/6«^  526 

joyless  8^37 

insidious  940 
in  the  - 

ignoj^anf  491 
leap  in  the  - 

expenment  463 

cJiance  621 

7a^A  863 
keep  -  /«rf6  528 

-  ages  491 

-  cloud  735 

view  with  -  eyes  932 

-  lantern  423 
darkie  431 
darkly 

see  through  a  glass  - 

44:j 
darkness 

[see  dark]  421 
children  of  -  988 
'powers  of  -  978 
darling  beloved  897 

favourite  599 
darn  6130 
dart  sivift  274 
propel  284 
missile  727 

-  to  and  fro  684 
dash 

srnaU  quantity  32 
mix  41 
sicift  276 
Jiing  284 
mark  550 
courage  861 
cut  a  -  repute  873 
display  882 

-  at  resolution  604 
rt^tocA;  716 

-  cup  from  lips  761 

-  down  308 

-  hopes 
disapiwint  509 
fail  732 

dejected  837 
despair  859 

-  on  274 

-  off  jyaint  556 
??vi/'e  590 
«c/u-e  682 
haste  684 

-  of  the  pen  590 
dashed  [see  dash] 

humbled  879 
dashing 

fashionable  852 

'6?-«ts  861 

ostentatious  882 
dastard  862 
data  evidence  467 


supixisition  514 
date  ^2.?n€  106 

chronology  114 
daub  co?.'er  223 
bad  ]minting  ooo 
dirt  653 
daughter  167 
daunt  860 
dauntless  861 
davenport  191 
Davus  sum  non 
(Edipus 

unintelligent  499 
artless  703 
dM//  84:3 
dawdle  tardy  133 
s/oa^  275 
inactive  683 
dawk  534 
dawn 
jvecursor  64 
6«g'iM  66 
2yriority  116 
morning  125 
rfem  422 
glimpse  490 
dawplucker  936 
day 
^T-ioc?  108 
in-esent  time  118 
/if7A^  410 
all  - 110 
clear  as  - 
certain  474 
intelligible  518 
manifest  525 
close  of  -  126 
decline  of  - 126 
denizens  of  the -366 
have  had  its  -  124 
open  as  -  703 
order  of  the  -  613 
red  letter  -  642 
see  the  light  of  -  446 

-  after  day 
diuturnal 110 

frequent  136 

-  by  day 
re})ea1edly  104 
time  106 
jmnodic  138 

to  this  - 118 

-  after  the  fair  135 
-s  gone  by  1  2 
-of  judgment  121 
happy  as  the  -  is 

long  827,  836 

-  and  night 
frequent  136 
labour  -  and  night 

686 
-8  numbered 
transient  111 
death  360 

-  oHe's  own  731 

-  of  rest  68() 

-  after  to-morrow  121 
-before  yept^rday 

12:^ 


-s  of  week  138 
all  in  -"s  work  623 
daybook  recm-d  551 

accouittsSW 
daybreak 

mo7'ning  125 

dim  422 
day-di-eam 

fancy  515 

Ao»«858 
day-labourer  690 
daylight  420 

see  -  intelligible  528 
daze  420 
dazzle 

light  420 

blind  422,  44i 

2mt  out  458 

astonish  870 

awe  923 
dazzling 

[see  dazzle] 

beautiful  845 
de  :  -  die  in  diem 

time  106 

pei'iodic  138 

-  facto  1 

-  fond  en  comble  52 

-  novo  104 

-  omnibus  rebus  81 
deacon  996 
deaconry  995 

dead  inert  172 
colourless  429 
lifeless  3(X) 
insensible  376 

-  against 
contrary  14 
oppose  708 

more  -  than  alive  688 

-  asleep  683 

-  beat 
powerless  158 

-  certainty  474 

-  colour  5o6 

-  cut  893 

-  drunk  959 

-  failure  732 

-  flat  213 

-  heat  27 

-  languages  560 

-  letter 
impotent  158 
unmeaning  517 
useless  645 
laxity  738 
exempt  927 
ill^al  964 

-  lift  exertion  68S 
difficulty  707 

-  lock  cease  142 
stoppage  265 
difficulty  704 

-  march  363 

-  of  night 
midnight  126 
dark  421 

-  reckoning 
numeration  85 
nieasurejfient  466 

55 


DEA 


DEB 


DEC 


DEC 


-  secret  533 

-  set  ai^ainst  708 

-  set  at 
attack  71G 

-  shot  700 
-silence  403 

-  sound  408a 

-  stop  142 

-  to  823 
-wall 

Jdndrance  706 
defence  717 

-  ^\■eight  706 

-  water  343 
deaden 

weaken  158 

moderate  174 

benumb  823 
dead-house  363 
deadly  killing  361 

2)erniciou8  649 

unhealthy  657 

-  sin  947 

-  weapon  i'S? 
deaf  419 

inattentive  458 

-  to  advice  606 

-  and  dumb  581 
turn  -  ear  to 

neglect  460 
U7ibelief4%7 
refuse  764 

-  to  reason  901a 

-  to  insensible  823 
deafen  loud  404 
deafness  419 
deal  much  31 

arrange  60 
allot  786 

-  a  blow 
iujure  659 
attack  716 
jninish  972 

-  board  323 

-  in  794 

-  out  scatter  73 
give  784 

-  with 
treat  of  595 
handle  692 
barter  794 

dealer  797 
dealings  action  680 
have  -  with 
trade  794 
fHendlyd:^ 
dean  996 
deanery  office  995 

kotise  1000 
dear 
high-priced  814 
loved  897 
favourite  899 
O  -  1  lament  8;'>9 

-  at  any  price  646 

-  me  wonder  870 
pay  -  for  whistle  64'! 

flearueps  814 
dearth  040 
death  360 


house  of  -  363 
in  at  the  - 

arrive  292 

kiinu 

persevere  604a 
pale  as  - 

colourless  429 

fear  8G0 
put  to -361 
still  as  -  2f!5 
violent  -  361 
be  the  -  of  one 

amuse  S^iQ 
-  in  the  pot 

unhealthy  657 

hidden  danger  667 
deathbed  repentance 

950 
death-blow 

end  67 

killing  361 
failure  732 
deathless 

perpetual  112 

fame  873 
deathlike 

silent  403 

hideous  846 
death-song  839 
death-struggle  720 
death-warrant  971 
death-watch  668 
debacle 

destruction  162 

doivrifalimQ 

torrent  348 
debar  hinder  706 

restrain  751 

prohibit  761 
debark  292 
debase  depress  308 

/ow;  653 

deteriorate  659 

degrade  874 
debased 

lowered  207 

dishonoured  940 
debate  reason  476 

^a^-  588 

hesitate  605 

dispute  720 
debatable  475 
debauch  /j^wi^  659 

intemperance  954 

impurity  961 
debauchee  962 
debenture 

security  771 

wion^y  800 

c?'e<^i<  805 
debility  160 
debit  o?cW  806 

accounts  811 
debitor  806 
deboiniaire  836 
debouch  293,  295 
debris 

fragments  51 

crumbled  330 

t/^<'/e«w  645 


debt  806 
out  of  -  803 
get  out  of -807 
-of  nature  360 
debtor  8U6 
-and  creditor  811 
debut  begimnng  66 

essay  675 
debutant 

learner  541 

drama  590 
decade  .'<?/;  98 

period  108 
decadence  659 
decagon  244 
decalogue  926 
decamp 

g'O  away  293 

rz<?i  az6)ay  623 
decant  270 
decanter  191 
decapitate  kill  361 

]mnish  972 
decay  decrease  36 

shrivel  195 

unclean  653 

disease  655 

5j;oi/  659 

adversity  735 
natural  -  360 
-  of  memory  506     * 
decayed  [see  decay] 

o^c?  124 

rotten  160 
decease  360 
deceit 

falsehood  544 

deception  545 

cunning  702 
deceived 

i/i  <?nw  495 

cfM^^et?  547 
deceiver  548 
decennium  108 
decent 

mediocre  651 

p?/re  960 
decentralize  49 
deceptio  visiis  443 
deception  545 
deceptive  reasonin;> 

477 
decession  293 
dechristianize  989 
decide 

turn  the  scale  153 

judge  480 

choose  609 
decided  great  31 

ended  67 

certain  474 

resolved  004 

take  a  -  step  009 
deciduous 

transitory  I'il 

falling  31/6 

sjmled  659 
decies  rcpetita  plact»- 

bit  829 
decimal 


mnneration  84 

tenth  98,  ti9 
decimate 

subtract  38        * 

/6/i^/i  99 

few  103 

tveaken  160 

A.i«  301 

^>/«y  /m?;oc  059 

])unish  972 
decipher  522 
decision 

judgment  480 

resolution  604 

intention  020 

^a?«  case  969 
decisive 

certain  474 

^?roo/"  478 
take  a  -  step  G0& 
deck  floor  211 

beautify  847 
declaim  582 

-  against  932 
declamatory 

style  577 
«??eec7i  582 
declaration 
affirmcdion  535 
law  pleadings  Wh 

-  of  fjiith 
^>e^ie/  484 
theology  983 

-  of  war  713 
declaratory 

meaning  516 

iwybr»z"527 
declension 
[■?<5e  decline] 

grammcir  567 

baclcsliding  988 
declensions  5 
declination 
[i<ee  decline] 

deviation  279 

measurement  466 
decline  decrease  36 

o/rf  124 

weaken  100 

&e  tinwiliing  Wi 

reject  610 

disease  655 

bbc/rme  worse  659 

adversity  735 

refuse  '^(54 

-  of  dj>y  126 

-  of  life] /S 
declivity  ^/o;><2  217 

descent  oO*; 
decoction  384 
decollate  972 
decoloration  429 
decomposition  49 
deconsecrate  756 
decoration 

insignia  747 

ornament  847 

ii//e  ^77 
flecofous 

[v(-e  deconim] 

50 


DEC 


BEF 


DEF 


DEL 


j)roi)er  924 

decorticate  226 
decorum 

fashion  853 

'duty  926 
■    puritij  960 
deconsu 

discontinuous  70 

failure  732 
decoy  deceive  545 

deceive?'  548 

eM^ece  615 
decrease 

in  degree  36 

m  si26  195 
decree 

judgment  480 

orrfb"  741 

law  963, 969 
decrement 

deci'ease  36 

^Airt(7  deducted  40a 

contraction  195 
decrepit  oW  128 

weak  160 
655 
659 

decrepitate  406 
decretal  741 
decry  underrate  483 

censure  932 

detract  934 
decumbent  213 
decuple  98 
decursive  306 
decurtation  201 
decussation  219 
dedecorous 

disreputable  874 

discourteous  895 
dedicate  nse  677 

inscribe  873 
deduce  deduct  38 

j/?/6r480 
deducible 

e<;k/6«C6  467 

?>roo/"478 
deduct  retrench  38 

deprive  789 
deduction 
[566  deduce] 

decrement  40a 

?'€asc»«in<7476 
deed  62Jic?6nce  467 

record  551 

«c<680 

security  771 
-s  of  arms  720 

-  without  a  name  947 
deem  484 

deep  <7rea^  31 
profound  208 
56a  341 
sonorous  404 
cunning  702 
plough  the  -  267 

-  colour  428 

-  in  debt  806 
-game  702 


-knowledge  490 
-mourning  839 

-  note  408 

-  potations  959 

-  retlection  451 

-  sense  821 

-  sigh  839 

-  study  457 
in  -  water  704 

deepen 

increase  35 
deep-dyed 

intense  171 

black  431 

vicious  945 
deep-felt  821 
deep-laid  plan  623 
deep-mouthed 

resonant  408 

bark  412 

thrilling  821 
deep-musmg  458 
deep-read  490 
deep-rooted 

stable  150 

strong  159 

belief  4M 

habit  613 

affections  820 
deep-seated  208 

interior  221 
deer  366 
in  heart  a  -  8G2 
deev  980 
deface 

destroy  form  2 11 

obliterate  552 

injure G5d 

render  ugly  846 
defalcation 

incomplete  53 

contraction  195 

shortcoming  304 

non-payment  808 
defame  shame  874 

censure  932 

detract  9;i4 
defamer  936 
defatigation  841 
default 

incomplete  53 

shortcoming  304 

neglect  460 

insufficiency  040 

f?65i{  806 

non-payment  808 
in  -  of  187 
judgment  by  -  725 
defaulter 

i/«6/792 

non-payer  808 

rog'«6  949 
defeasance  750 
defeat 

confute  479 

succeed  731 

failure  732 

-  one's  hope  509 
defecate  652 
defect 


decrement  40a 

incomplete  53 

imperfect  05 1 

/aiding' 945 
defection 

relinquishment  024 

disobedience  742 
defective 

incamplete  5^ 

insuffi.cient  640 

imperfect  651 
defence 

r65i5^717 

vindication  937 
defenceless 

impotent  158 

zt^eaA  160 

exposed  665 
defendant  938 
defensible  .w/e  664 

excusable  937 
defensive  alliance  712 
defer  133 

-  to  a556«/  488 
respect  928 

deference 
obedience  743 
humility  879 
re>ipect  928 
defiance  715 
«:/i?'6ai;  909 
in  -  opposition  708 
set  at  -  disobey  742 

-  of  danger  861 
deficiency 

[566  deficient] 

■ytcg  945 
deficient 

infenor  34 

incomplete  53 

shortcoming  304 

insufficient  640 

imperfect  651 
deficit 

incompleteness  53 

rf6W806 
deflgure  840 
defile 

interval  198 

march  206 

cfir<  653 

5/)oi/  659 

shame  874 

impure  961 
define 

explain  522 

?^am6  564 
definite 

siyecial  79 

limited  233 

visible  446 

certain  474 

forac^  494 

intelligible  518 

manifest  525 

perspicuous  570 
definition 

infej'pretation  521 
definitive.^//a/  67 

affirmoMce  535 


decided  604 
deflagration  384 
deflect 

cwn'e  245 

deviate  279 
deflower 

5j?oi^  659 

rioto;!e961 
defluxion 

egress  295 

Rowing  348 
defoedation  653,  659 
deform  241 
deformity 

distortion  243 

ugliness  846 

blemish  848 
defraud  c^ea^  545 

rwindle  791 
defray  807 
deft  suitable  23 

cfei-6r  698 
defunct  360,  363 
defy  715 

disobey  742 

threaten  909 
-  danger  861 
degagejr^g  748 

fashion  852 
degenerate  659 
deglutition  298 
degradation 

deterioration  65» 

shame  874 

dishonour  940 
degree  26 

^e/-m77 

honour  873 
by  -s  26 
by  slow  -s  275 
degustation  390 
dehiscence  260 
dehort 

dissuade  616 

war«  668 

advise  695 
Dei  gratia  924 
deification  981 
deify 

honour  873 

idolatry  1-91 
deign 

condescend  763 

consent  879 
Deism 

heterodoxy  984 

irreligion  989 
Deity  976 
tutelary  -  664 
dejection 

excretion  299 

melancholy  837 
dejeuner  298 
depilation  226 
delabrement  162 
delaceration  659 
delation  9-3 
delator  527 
delay  13:^ 
dele  552 


DEL 


DEM 


DEN 


DEO 


de.ectable 

savoury  804 

agreeable  829 
delectation  827 
delectus  562 
delegate 

tramfer  270 
•  commission '!o^ 

consignee  758 

deputy  759 
delenda  est 

Carthago 

destroy  163 

curse  908 
deleterious 

pernicious  649 

vmoliolesorne  657 
deletion  552 
deletory 

destructive  162 
deliberate 

slow  275 

think  451 

attentive  457 

leisure  685 

advise  695 

cautious  864 
deliberately 

[^ee  deliberate] 

/a/e  138 

t^i^A  2)remedita- 
ttonGlli 
delicacy  wmA:  160 

slender  203 

</^art('?/298 

ieir^M/'^329 

saroury  394 

ea;«c<  494 

scruple  603 

ill-health  655 

difficult  704 

pleasing  829 

beauty  845 

i(w«'^e  850 

fastidious  868 

honour  939 

;;//r«  9u0 

delicate  ear  418 
<:erce377 
uelicioiis  ^rt^f'g  394 


delicti,  corpus  - 
(7//i//;  947 
/r//t,s7/i/  969 

delicto,  in 

llrtgrante  -  947 

f.flight 
pleasure  827 
j)le(udiig  829 

relilah  962 

delineate 
represent  554 
desc)ibe594 

dclincuvitB56 

dtliiiquency947 

delinquent  949 

deli  qua  tion  335 

deliquium 
parali/sis  158 
fatigue  688 


delirant  rcges 

plectuntur 

Achivi  739 
deliriam 

raving  503 

passion  825 

-  tremens  959 
delitescence 

invisible  447 
/a^«ncy  526 
seclusion  893 
deliver 
trarisfer  270 
w^ifer  580,  582 
rescue  672 
liberate  750 
g-irg  784 
relieve  834 

-  as  one's  act  and 
deed  467 

-  judgment  480 

-  a  speech  582 
deliverance  672 
delivery  [see  deliver] 

bring  forth  161 
doll  252 
Delphic  oracle 

prophetic  h\^ 

equivocal  520 

latent  526 
delta  342 
delude  error  495 

deceive  545 
deluge  crovM  72 

Wrt/e/*  337 

flood  348 

redundance  641 
delusion 

[6'<?e  delude] 

insane  60.i 
self  -  credulous  480 
delve  cf^{7  252 

i;i^^371 

-  into  inquire  461 
demagc  ■'ue 

director  694 

malcontent  710 

rebel  742 
demagogy  737 
demaiid 

inquire  461 

wrfer  741 

fl^A;  765 

^jrii-e  812 

c'toim  924 
in  -  require  630 

<:?'mr'e  865 
demarcation  233 
demean  oneself 

conduct  692 

humble  S^'d 

dishonour  940 
demeanour 

aid4M 

condt/ct6^ 

fashion  a52 
demeiicy  508 
demerit  945 
demesne 

a6w/6J80 


property  7&) 
demi-  91 
demigod  7mv  861 

angel  948 
dem Ignition  266 
demi- jour  422 
demi-monde 

plebeian  876 

licentious  962 
demii-ep  962 
demise  death  360 

transfer  783 

/ease  787 
demisemiquaver  413 
demission  756 
demiurge  agent  690 

Gfei^y  979 
demivolt  309 
democracy  rule  737 

commonalty  876 
Democritus  838 
demoiselle  129 
demolish  479 
demon  violent  173 

bane  663 

c^evi/  980 

-  in  human  shape 
913,  949 

-  worship  991 
demoniacal 

malevolent  907 

furious  824 

wicked  945 
demonology 

demons  St' 

sorcenj  992 
demonstration 

number^ 

jn'oof  478 

manifest  525 

ostentation  8H2 
ocular  -  441,  446 
demonstrative 

manifest  5??.5 

indicative  550 

vehement  825 
demonstrator  524 
demoralize 

■unnerve  158 

^;wi/  659 

vicious  945 
5^fAo?  876 
Demosthenes  582 
demulcent 

wi/rf  174 

soothing  662 
demur 

t;is6e/?>?'e485 

dissent  489 

It  n  Willi  itgGOS 

hesitate  605 
demure  {/rave  826 

«a<;837 

affected  a55 

«iO(fc9^  881 
demurrer  969 
den  a/x>rfe  189 

«/wa'// 191 

<//  ms 

2nison  752 


-  of  thieves  791 
denary  98 
denaturalize 

corruj)t  659 
denaturalized 

abnormal  83 
dendriform  242 
Dendrology  369 
denial 

negation  536 

refusal  764 
self-  953 
denigrate  431 
denization  748 
denizen 

inhabitant  188 

freeman  748 
-s  of  the  air  979 

-  s  of  the  day  366 
Denmark,  rotten  in 

the  state  of  -  52C 
denomination 

class  75 

name  5G4 

sect7VZ 

religious  -  98^3 
denominational 

dissent  A'i'.) 

theological  983 
-education  537 
denominator  84 
denote  550 
denouement 

end%7 

result  154 

disclosure  529 

completion  729 
denounce 

cu7-se  1)08 

disajwrove  932 

accuse  938 
dense 

croiodei  72 

close  821 
density  321 
dent 

hollow  252 

notch  257 
dental  561 
denticulated 

sharp  258 

notched  257 
Dentistry  602 
denude  226 
denuded  loss  776 
-of 

insufficient  640 
denunciation  [5^ 

denounce] 
deny  dissent  489 

'negative  536 

refuse  764 

-  o'neself 
a?wcif  62;^ 
^ed</c/e  893 
tenipevate^)^ 
ascetic  990 

Deo  volente  470 
deobstruct  705 
deodand  97 1 

58 


DEO 


DER 


DES 


DES 


ileotlorize  399 

dean  052 
Deontology  926 
fleoppilation  705 
deorganization  61 
cleosculation  902 
depart  293 

-  from 
deviate  279 
relinquish  624 

-this  life 360 
departed 

non-existent  2 
department 
class  75 
region  181 
business  625 
departure  293 
new  -  66 
point  of  -  293 
depend  hang  214 
contingent  475 

-  upon 

be  the  effect  of  154 
evidence  467 
trusi-  484 

-  on  circumstances 
475 

depended  on,  to  be  - 

certain  474 

reliable  484 

honourable  939 
dependency 

property  777,  780 
dependent 

effect  154 

liable  177 

hanging  214 

servant  746 

subject  749 
deperdition  776 
dephlegmatioQ  31C 
depict  554,  556 

describe  594 
depilatory  662 
depletion  640 
deplorable  iac^  649 

disastrous  735 

j^ainful  830 
deplore  regret  833 

complaiu  839 

remorse  950 
deploy  194 
depone  535 
deponent  467 
depopulate 

ejec^  297 

6;6S€?v'  893 
deportation 

removal  270 

emigration  297 
deportment  692 
depose 

evidence  467 

declare  5:35 

dethrone  738,  756 
deposit  jf;^a6'6  184 

precipitate  321 

stor€  636 

security  771 


payment  809 
depositary  801 
deposition  [see 
depose,  deposit] 

record  551 
depository  636 
depot  sto?'e  636 

sAoi?  7'99 
deprave  s/X)^^  659 
depraved  6a(^  649 

vicious  945 
deprecation  766 

;;i(;?/  914 

disapprove  932 
depreciation 

decrease  36 

underestimate  -^3 

discount  813 

c'Aea^)  815 

censure  932 

detraction  934 

accusation  938 
depredation  791 
depredator  792 
deprehension  789 
depression 

lowness  207 

c?ei;;:/i  208 

concavity  252 

lowering  308 

dejection  837 

dulness  843 
depressing 

painful  830 
deprive  subduct  38 

iafe  789 

-  of  life  301 

-  of  power  158 

-  of  property  789 

-  of  strength  160 
deprived  of  776 
depth  physical  208 

mental  498 
out  of  one's  -  304, 
310 
of  misery  828 

-  of  thought  451 

-  of  winter  38:3 
depurate  clean  652 

improve  658 
depuratory  662 
deputation  755 
depute  755 
deputies,  chamber 

of  -  096 
deputy  759 
dequantitate  36 
derangement  61 
mental  -  503 
Derby-day  720 
derelict  land  342 

relinquished  782 

outcast  893 
dereliction 

relinquishment  624, 
782 

guilt  947 

-  of  duty  927 
deride 

ridicule  856 


disresjyect  929 

contempt  930 
derivation 

origin  153,   154, 
155 

verbcd  562 
derive 

attribute  155 

deduce  480 

acquire  775 

income  810 
dermal  223 
Dermatology  223 
dernier  ressort  601 
derobee,  a  la  -  528 
derogate 

underrate  483 

disparage  934 

dishonour  940 

-  from  874 
derogatory 

sh'ime  874 

dishonour  940 
derrick  307 
dervish  996 
desagrement  830 
descant  music  415 

diffuseness  573 

loquacity  584 

dissert  595 
descend  s/ope  217 

(70  rfoiTO  306 

-  to  particulars 
special  79 
describe  594 

descendant  167 
descensus  Averci, 

facilis  -  665 
descent  li)ieage  166 

/a/^  306 

inheritance  775 
description 

A;ift(/  75 

wawie  564 

narration  594 
descry  441 
desecrate 

misuse  679 

disresjyect  929 

profane  988 
desert 

unproductive  169 

empty  187 

J9toift  344 

'/7m  away  623 

relinquish  624 

me/i^  944 
waste  sweetness  on 

-  air  638 
deserted 

outcast  893 
deserter  607 
desertless  945 
deserve 

6e  ejj^/^ecf  to  924 

me^-i^  944 

-  notice  042 

-  belief  484 
desespoir,  au  - 

dejecUd  837 


859 
deshabille,  en  - 

noi  dressed  226 

unprepared  674 

homely  849 
desiccate  340 
desiderate 

need  630 

desirems 
desideratum 

inquiry  461 

requir'emeni  630 

rfm?'e  865 
design 

prototype  22 

delineation  554 

painting  556 

intention  620 

jo/cm  626 
designate 

specify  79 

ca^/  564 
designation 

^i/irf  75 
designed 

aforethought  611 
designer  559 
designing 

cunning  702 
designless  621 
desinence  e/iof  67 

discontinuance  143 
desipere  in  loco  i$4G 
desirable  646 
desire  865 
have  no  -  for  866 
desist 

discontinue  142 

relinquish  624 

inaction  681 
desk  box  191 

support  215 

«c/ioo^  542 

i;w/j«7  1000 
desobligeant 

carriage  272 
desoeuvre  681 
desolate  atowe  87 

ravage  162 

afflicted  828 

dejected  837 

secluded  893 
desolating 

painful  830 
desoriente  475 
despair  grief  8SS 

hopeless  859 
despatch  ^'ec^  297 

A;i//  361 

weM'S  532 

epistle  592 

exjTedition  683 

/'iflw^e  684 

condvct  692 

complete  729 

command  741 
happy  -  972 
-  food  298 
desperado 

7'«*Vi  863 

59 


DES 


DET 


DEV 


DEV 


Umterei'  887 

evil-doer  913 
desperate  great  31 

violent  173 

impossible  471 

resolved  f)04 

difficvlt  704 

excitable  825 

hopeless  859 

7-flWfA  H63 

o/i^e?'  900 
despicable 

^ri/e/<(7  613 

shameful  874 

contemptible  930 
despise  930 

-  danger  861 
despite  907 

in  -  708 
despoil  hijure  659 

take  789 

roA  791 
despond 

dejected  837 

/e«r  860 
despot  745 
despotism 

autfioi'ity  737 

seventy  739 

arbitrary  964 
despumatc  652 
desquamation  226 
dessert  298 
dessous  des  cartes 

cause  153 

latent  526 

secr^<  533 
connaitre  les  -  490 
dessus  dessous, 
sens- 

inverted  218 

{disorder  59) 
destination  end  67 

arrival  292 

intention  620 
destiny  chance  153 

/«^601 

fight  against  -  608 
destitute 

insufficient  640 

yjca;-  804 
refuge  for  -  666 
destrier  726 
destroy 

demolish  162 

injure  059 

-  hopes  859 

-  life  301 
destroyed 

[see  destroy] 

inexistent  2 

faUuie  732 
destroyer  165 

evil-doer  913 
destructive 

bad  G49 
desuetude  614 

disuse  678 
desultory 

diso7'dered  59 


^//vKO 

multiform  81 

irregidar  iii  time 
139 

changeable  149 

deviating  279 

agitated  315 
desume  788 
detach  44 
detached 

irrelated  10 

foose  47 
detachment 

j(;ar<  51 

«rw?y  726 
detail  describe  594 

special  portions  79 

rti^/oi  786 

ornament  847 
attention  to  -  457, 

459 
in -51 
details 

mimdice  32 

unimpoi'tant  643 
detain  781 
detect  480a 
detective  527 
detention  781 
house  of  -  752 
in  house  of -938 
detenu  754 
deter  dissvade  616 

alarm  860 
deterge  clean  652 
detergent 

remedy  662 
deterioration  659 
determinate 

special  79 

ex'ttCi!  474 

conclusive  480 

intended  620 
determine  e/zci  67 

(^e^«6  79 

cause  153 

direction  278 

«a^is/y  462 

7riaAe  5?/re  474 

jiic/j/e  480 

discover  480a 

resolve  604 
determined 

resolute  604 
deterratiou  529 
detersion  052 
detersive  663 
detest  dislike  807 

Art/e  898 
detestable  649 
dethronement 

anarchy  738 

al)rogation  750 
detonate 

explode  173 

WM/if/  406 
detortion  /orm  243 

meaning  523 
detour  cj/rre  245 

a?c</ii  629 


detract  subduct  38 

underrate  483 

defame  934 

slander  938 
detraction  934 
detractor  936 
detriment 

C'?;i;  ()]9 

deterioration  659 
detrimental  649 
detrition  330 
detritus 

fragments  51 

powder  330 
detrude 

ms^  OM/!  297 

cw<  ftozyn  308 
detruncate  38 
deuce  two  89 

devil  978 
play  the  -  823 

-  is  in  him  008 
deuced  great  31 

painful  830 
deus  ex  machine 

aid  707 

auxiliary  711 

rfe^<2/  070 

sorcerer  994 
deuterogamy  903 
devastate 

destroy  102 

/tawc  659 
develop 

increase  35 

produce  161 

expand  194 

^I'O^?;^  313 
development  154 
devexity 

bending  217 

curvature  245' 
deviate  ?;ary  20a 

change  140 

«:i«Vi  279 

diverge  291 

circuit  629 

-  from  rectitude  940 

-  from  virtue  945 
deviation  279 
device  mo/^o  550 

expedient  626 

rtr/?;^o-e702 
devil 

seasoned  food  392 

evil-doer  913 

6«c;  ma/i  949 

AS'rt/a//  978 

<^/(?;;w/(  980 
fight  like -s  722 
have  a  -  503 
machinations  of 

the  -  619 
play  the  -  with 

injure  650 

malevolent  907 
printer's  -  5J1 
-  may  care 

rash  8(53 

indijferenl  Sm 


insolent  885 
give  the  -  his  due 

right  922 

vindicate  937 
fair  939 

-  in  one 
headstrong  863 
temper  901 

-to  pay 
disordered 
violence  173 
m(f  619 
failure  732 
penalty  974 

-  take  908 

-  take  the  hindmost 
i^in  away  G23 
Aas^e  684 
cowardice  862 

-'s  tattoo  407 
devilish  great  31 

&f/rf  649 

malevolent  907 
devious  cui^ed  245 

deviating  279 
devise  imagine  515 

;?to/i  626 

bequeath  784 
devised  by  the  enemy 

546 
devisee  jwssess  779 

receive  785 
devoid  absent  187 

em???;?/  640 

noi!  having  7Tra 
devoir  courtesy  894 

respect  928 
devolve  783 

-  on  926 
devote  destinel<d01 

employ  677 
consecrate  873 

-  to  destruction  908 

-  the  mind  to  457 

-  oneself  to  604 
devoted 

habit  613 

ill  fated  735 

obedient  74^ 

tin  done  828 

fof^  897 
devotee 

zea/oi  682 

aspirant  865 

;>io«A'  987 

fanatic  988 
devotion  [see  devote^ 
devoted] 

fo«e  897 

^«e^y  987 

worship  990 

self-  942 
devour 

destroy  163 

eai  298 

gluttony  957 
devoured  by 

feeling  821 
devouring  element 

:i82 

60 


DEV 


DIE 


DIG 


DIM 


devout  987,  990 
devoiitless  989 
dcToutly  821 
dew  3S9 

shake  as  -drops 
from  lion's  niai^o 
483 
dewy  eve  12G 
dexterous  698 
dextrality  238 
dcy  745 
dhow  273 
diablc  : 
avoir  le-  au  corps 

503 
-h  quatre 

disoi'de?'  59 

violence  173 

loud  404 

excifemeni  825 
drer  le  -  par  lu  qnene 

804 
diablerie  992 
diabolic  bad  6J9 

malevolent  907 

wicked  945 

Satanic  ^1% 
Diacoiistics  402 
diacritical  550 
diadem  747 
diagnosis  465 
diagnostic 

siyeciall^ 

experiment  463 

indication  550 

(infrl,;^nc5) 
diagonal  217 
diagi-am  554 
diallU 
as  the  -  to  the  sun 

■veracious  543 

fait /if vl  772 
dialect  563 
dialectic 

argument  47Q 

language  560 
dialogism  58G 
dialogue  588 
diameter  202 
diametrically 

opposite 

contrariety  14 

contraposition  237 
diamond 

lozenge  244 

goodness  648 

ornament  847 
rough  -  703 
-  ciit  diamond 

cunning  702 

retaliation  718 
Diana  moon  318 

chaste  960 
diapason  413 
diaper  847 
diaphanous  425 
Diaphonics  402 
diaphoresis  299 
uiii'^hragm 

■'-iddk  68 


yatlition  228 
diaporesis  475 
diarrhoea  299 
diary 

journal  114 

record  551 
diastole  194 
diatessaron  413 
diathermancy  38? 
diathesis 

nature  5 

state  7 

temperament  820 
diatonic  413 
diafribe  932 
dibble 

perforator  262 

m;/371 
dicacity  885 
dice 

chance  156,  621 
on  the  -  470 
dicer  C21 

false  as  -'s  oaths  .•?46 
dichotomy 

Insect  91 

angle  244 
dichroism  440 
dickens  978 
dictate 

xvnte  590 

enjoin  615 

advise  695 

authority  737 

command  741 
dictator  745 
dictatorial  885 
dictatorship  737,  739 
diction  569 
dictionary  562 
dictum 

maxim  496 

affiivnation  535 

command  741 
didactic  537 
didder  383 
diddle  545 

Diddler,  Jeremy  -  792 
diduction  44 
die  mould  22 

exjyire  360 

engraving  558 
hazard  of  the  -  621 
never  say  -  604a 
not  willingly  let  - 
670 

-  away 
decrease  36 
cease  143 

the  -  is  cast  601 

-  with  ennui  841 

-  for  desire  865 
endearment  902 

-  game  951 
-hard 

obstinate  60G 
resist  719 

-  in  harness  143 

-  in  the  last  ditch 
604a 


-  with  laughter  838 

-  from  the  memory 
536 

-  and  make  no  sign 
951 

-  out  2 

-  of  a  rose  in  aro- 
matic pain  822 

-  in  one's  shoes  972 

-  a  violent  death  361 
dies  non  never  107 

rest  (0^7 
(hat  food  298 

council  696 
spare  -  956 
dietetics  662 
differ  15 

discord  713 

-  in  opinion  489 

-  toto  coelo 
confrGnj  14 
dissimilar  18 

difference  15 
[see  differ] 
fi  U7nerical  S4 
perception  of  -  465 
split  the  -  774 

-  engine  85 
different  15 

multiform  81 
-time  119 
differential  84 

-  calculus  85 
differentiation 

caladation  85 
discrimination  465 
difficult  704 

-  to  please  868 
difficulties 

poverty  804 

in -806 
difficulty  704 

question,  461 
diffide  4&5 
diffident 

fearful  860 

modest  881 
diffluent  348 
diffuse  mix  41 

disperse  73 

publish  531 

style  573 

( ]>eivneate  186) 
diffuseness  573 
dig  deepen  208 

excavate  252 

till  371 

-  the  foundations  673 

-  up  480a 
digamy  903 
digest 

airange  60 
boil  384 
think  451 
comjiendium  596 
2)lan  626 
prepare  673 
brook  826 
dight  dress  225 
orrumwrd  84''' 


digit  84 
digitated  253 
digladiation  720 
dignify  873 
dignitary 

clergy  996 
dignity 

gloi'y  873 

'pride  878 

honour  939 
dignus  vindice  nodus 

unintelligible  bl^ 

difficulty  704 

prodigy  872 
digress 

deviate  279 

style  573 
digression 

circuit  629 
diis  alitur  visum 

disajjpointment  509 

necessity  601  • 
dijudication  480 
dike  gap  198 

fence  232 

furrow  259 

gvlfU^ 

conduit  350 

defence7\7 
dilaceration  44 
dilapidation  659 
dilate 

increase  35 

siveinu 

widen  202 

rarefy  322 

expatiate  578 
dilatory 

slozv  275 

inactive  683 
dilection  897 
dilemma 

uncertain  47JI 

logic  47ii 

choice  609 

difficulty  704 
dilettante 

connoisseur  49!2 

taste  850 
dilettantism 

knowledge  490 

taste  8oO 
diligence  , 

coach  272 
diligent 

active  682 
-  thought  457 
dilly-dally 

irresoiutio^r  605 

inactivity  6*^ 
dilucidation  522 
dilute  weaken  160 

wafer  .337 
diluvian  124 
dim  dajk  421 

faint  42y 

invisible  447 

unintelligible  519 
dimension  193 
dimidiate  91 

61 


DIM 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


diminish 

tesf^en  06 
contract  195 

-  the  number  103 
diminutive 

degree  32 

ftize  193 
diminuendo 

music  415 
dimness  422 
dimple 

concavity  252 

notch  257 
dimsightedness  443 

icnwise^^^ 
din  404 

-  in  the  ear 
repeat  104 
drum  407 
loqvacity  584 

dinarchy  737 
dine  298 

-  with  Duke  Hum- 
phrey 87 

ding-dong 

repeat  104 

chime  407 
dining-room  191 
dingle  252 
dingy  boat  273 

dark  421,  452 

colourless  42'J 

black  431 

jyrcy  432 
dinner  298 
dint  power  157 

concavity  252 

Wow  270 
by -of 

instrumentality  631 
dio,  sub  - 

outside  220 

i//  ^Ae  air  338 
diocesan  996 
diocese  995 
Diogenes 

recluse  803 

cynic  911 
lantern  of  - 

inquiry  461 
Dioptrics  420 
diorama  vieio  448 

;;ai«^in^556 
diorism  4(55 
dip  slope  2^7 

concavity  252 

direction  278 

in«€r<  300 

descent  ;30G 

plunge  310 

wa^er  337 

baptize  998 

-  one's  hands  into 
iaA:e  78;i 

-into 

(7^a/?ce  a<  457 

inquire  481    ■ 

/^a/'n  539 
diphthong  561 
diploma 


evidence  467 

commission  755 
diplomacy 

artfulness  702 

mediation  724 

negotiation  769 
diplomatist 

messenger  534 

consignee  758 
dipsomania 

insanity  503 

(/fo^^>e  865 

drunkenness  959 
dipsomaniac  504 
diptych  /2i?/  86 

record  551 
dire  Aa/e/w^  649 

disastrous  733 

grievous  830 
fearful  860 
direct 

straight  246 

^«ac/i  537 

artless  703 

command  741 

-  attention  to  457 

-  one's  course 
motion  278 
2nirsvit  622 

-  the  eyes  to  441 
direction     [seg 

direct] 

tendency  278 

indication  550 

management  693 

precept  097 
directly  «oo«.  132 
director 

teacher  540 

manager  694 

master  745 
directorship  737 
directory  /i*'^  86 

council  696 
djremption  44 
direption  7Jl 
dirge 

funeral  3C8 

Wftj7  415 

lament  839 
dirk  7:^7 
dirt  653 
throw  - 

defame  874 

disrespect  929 

-  cheap  815 
dirty  rfim  222 

opaque  426 
unclean  653 
disreputable  874 
dishonourable  1 4J 

-  end  of  stick  6j9 

-  sky  353 

-  weather  349 
do  -  work 

«er?;i/e  886 

flatterer  935 
diruption  162 
disability 

imiwtence  158 


disable  158 

weaken  160 
disabuse 

iifoi^m  527 

disclose  529 
disaccord  713 
disadvantage 

e?;i<f  619 

at  a  -  31 
lie  under  a  -  651 
disadvantageous 

inexpedient  647 

Arti?  (;4  t 
disaffection 

dissent  489 

enmity  889 

//a/e  898 
disaffirm  536 
disagreeable 

vnpleusin,g  830 

dislike  8d7 
disagreement 

difference  15 

incongruity  24 

dissent  489 

discord  713 
disallow  761 
disannul  756 
disappearance  449 
disapoointment 

6aa-  509 

/ai(J  732 

discontent  832 
disapprobation  932 
disapprover  i;3J 
disarm  disable  158 

weaken  160 

reconcile  831 

propitiate  914 
disarrange  61 
disarray 

disorder  59 

un  dress 'iiHi 
disaster  ei'i/  619 

failure  732 

adversity  735 

calamity  830 
disastrous  6^^  649 
disavow  5;30 
disband 

separate  44 

disperse  73 

liberate  750 
disbar 

abrogate  756 

punish  972 
disbelief  485 

religious  989 
disbench 

abrogate  756 

punish  972 
disbowel  297 
disbranch  44 
disburden 

facilitafe  705 

-  one's  mind  529 

-  onesplf  of  782 
disburse  809 
disc  surface  220 

/?wt<  2.34 


discard  </er^  2ri> 
relinquish  624 
c?i*7/,ve  678 
abrogate  756 
refuse  764 
repudiate  773 
surrendtr  782 

-  from  one's 
thoughts  458 

disceptation  476 
discern  6€«  411 

discernible  '4 16 
discernment  498 
discerption  44 
discharge 

violence  173 

propel  284 

^r/?it  297 

excrete  299 

sound  406 

acquit  oneself  6   , 

complete  729     " 

liberate  750 

abrogate  756 

poy  807 

exempt  9-27a 

ttcg-^'e/;  970 

-  a  duty  926,  944 

-  a  function 
business  625 
^//^/^/y  644 

-  itself  egress  295 
rirer  348 

-  from  the 
memory  5C6 

-  from  the  mind  <5,? 

-  an  obligation  7';  2 
discind  44 
disciple /)'7m;  641 

Christian  985 
disciplinarian 

master  540 

martinet  739 
discipline 

or</e?'  58 

teaching  537 

training  673 

restraint  751 

punishment  972 

religious  9S.0 
disclaim  d^ny  536 

repudiate  756 

abjure  757 

refuse  764 
disclosure  529 
discoid  /ayer  204 

frontal  220 

yZn!<  251 
discoloration  429 
discoloured 

«/i«66y  659 

wa/y  846     . 

blemish  848 
discomfit  731 
discomfiture  732 
discomfort 

physical  378 

mental  828 
discommend  932 

62 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


DIS 


discommode 

Imider  706 
discommodious 

vsele-ss  645 

inexpedient  Ml 
disicompose 

derange  61 

jmt  out  458 

hinder  T06 

2min  Sou 

disconcert  ^74: 

anger  900 
discomposure  828 
disconcert 

derange  61 

d'stract  458 

disappoint  509 

Aiwrfer  706 

discontent  832 

confuse  874 
disconcerted 


{failvre  732) 
disconformity  83 
discongiuity  24 
disconnection 

irr  elation  19 

disjunction  44 

discontinuity  70 
disconsolate  837 
discontent  a32 
discontinuance 

cessation  142 

relinqnmhment  6; 
discontinuity  70 
discord 

disagreement  24 

o/  sound  414 

o/  colour  428 

("/me«sio«.713 
discount 

decrease  36 

«^ow/2««i40a 

money  813 
at  a  - 

disi^epitte  874 

disapproved  932 
discountenance 

disfavour  10^ 

refuse  764 
discourage 

dissuade  616 

sadden  637 
frighten  860 

{disfavour  706) 
discourse 

^^(7cA  537 

speech  582 

Jfrt/yfc  588 

dissert  595 

sermon  998 
discourtesy  895 
discous  202 
discover 
p^7'ceef^441 

«o/t-e  402 
^V«rf  480a 

disclose  529 
-  itself 

^e  5e€n  44G 


discovery  480a 
discredit 

c?w^^i^/485 

dishonour  874 
discreditable 

ticious  945 
discreet  careful  459 

cautious  864 

(c/erer  698) 
discrepant  24 
discrete 

separate  44 

5irtg'/e  87 
discretion  «f;i//  COO 

c/'toice  609 

^At/^  698 

caution  864 
surrender  at  -  725 
years  of  -  131 
discretion,  a  -  600 
discrimination 

difference  15 

nice  perception  465 

wisdom  498 

^fl*?',?  850 
disculpate  937 
discumbency  213 
discursion  266 
discursive 

7rwving  264 

migratory  266 

tvandering  279 

argumentative  476 

diffuse  style  573 

conversable  588 

disserting  595 
discus  840 
discuss  €«<  298 

r<;?<?c<  451 

inquire  461 

reason  476 

dissert  595 
discussion 

[t<;ee  discuss] 
open  to  -  475 
under  -  461 
disdain 

indiference  866 
fastidious  868 

;m"(?6  878 

contempt  930 
disease  655 
-d  mind  503 
ciisembark  292 
disembarrass  705 
disembody 

decornpose  49 

disperse  73 

spiiitualize  317 
disembogue 

emt<  295 
/ow  0?//  348 
disembowel  297,  301 
disembroil  60 
disenable  158 
disenchant 

discover  480a 

dissuade  616 

disjilease  830 
disencumber  705 


I  disendow  756 
I  disengage 

detach  4A 
I    facilitate  705 

liberate  750 
disengaged 

/o  /f  <  763 
disentangle 

separate  44 

arrange  60 

unrollSlS 

decipher  522 

facilitate  705 

liberate  750 
disenthral  750 
disenthrone  756 
disentitle  925 
disespouse  905 
disestablish 

displace  185 

abrogate  756 
disesteem 

disrespect  929 

censure  932 
disfavour 

oppose  708 

Aait^  898 
view  with  -  932 
disfigure 

rfefate  241 

injure  659 

deform  846 

blemish  848 
disfranchise  925 
disgorge  ew??  297 

jr?©?^  owi!  348 

restore  790 

;>ay  807 
disgrace 

sliiame  874 

'dishonour  940 
sense  of  -  879 
dis^aceful 

rzce  945 
disguise 

conceal  528 

waA^A  530 

/a/«/y  544 

viui^th  540 
disguised  in  drink 

959 
disgust  ?a«/e  395 

offensive  830 

weary  841 

rfe^/iAe  867 

/m)!rerf  898 

-  of  life  837 
dish  destroy  162 

j3/aie  191 
/oo(Z  298 

-  of  tea  892 
dishabille 

undress  225 

unprepared  674 
dishearten 

dissuade  616 

/>am8;30 

discontent  832 

(/t^Vc^  837 
dished  732 


dishevel 

Axw€47 

disoi^der  Qi 

disperse  73 

inte7'mix  219 
dishones  t  false  544 

ftose  940 
dishonour 

disrepute  874 

disresjyect  929. 

baseness  940 

-  bills  808 
dish-water  653 
disincline 

dissuade  610 

c?Ma-e  86V 
disinclined  603 
disinfect 

purify  652 

restore  660 
disinfectant  662 
disingenuous 

/a/se544 

dishonourable  940 
disinherit  783 
disintegrat'? 

sejmrate  44 

pulverize  330 
disinter 

exhume  363 

discover  480a 
disinterested  942 
disjectfi  membra 

separate  44 

disorder  59 

dispersed  73 

-  poetaj  597 
disjoin  44 
disjointed 

disorder  59 

powerless  158 
disjunction  44 
disk  [,<;6e  disc] 
diskindneso  907 
dislike  807 

reluctance  603 

;ia<e  898 
dislocate 

separate  4A 

put  ovt  of  joint  81 
dislocated 

disorder  bQ 
dislodge 

displace  185 

e/eci  297 
dislo}'al  940 
dismal 

depressing  830 

dejected  837 
dismantle 

destroy  162 

rfeyesi  22o 

render  useless  045 

injure C59 

disuse  678 
dismask  629 
dismast 

render  useless  045 

injwrg  659 

disuse  678 


DIS 


BIS 


DIS 


DIS 


dismay  860 
dismember 

separate  44 

disperse  73 
dismiss 

discard  678 

liberate  750 

abrogate  756 

relinquish  782 

jyi/pi-sh  £72 

-  from  the  mind 

452,  458 
dismount 

arrive  292 

descend  306 

render  useless  645 
disobedience  742 

non-observance  773 
disoblige  907 
disorder 

confusion  59 

derange  61 

tvrbvlent  173 

disease  655 
-ed  intellect  503 
disorderly 

unprincipled  945 
disorganize 

derange  01 

destroy  162 

«i5oi/  659 
disown  536 
dispair  44 
•lispansion  194 
•lisi)arage 

vnderrate  483 

disrespect  929 

dispraise  932 

rfei-mc^  934 
iisparity 

different  15 

dudmilar  18 

disagreeing  24 

unequal  28 

isolated  44 
dispart  44 
dispassionate  826 
-opinion  484 
dispatch 

[.see  despatch] 
dispel  scatter  73 

destroy  1()2 

displace  185 

7¥/i^/  289 
dispensable 

uneless  645 
clif^pensary  C02 
dispensation 
[.'•i^e  disi)ense] 

command  741 

licence  700 

relinqvishment  782 

exemption  927a 
-8  of  Providence 

976 
dispense 

disperse  73 

<7it'e  784 

apixyrtion  780 

mai/  796 


with 


-  with 
disuse  678 
permit  7C0 
exempt  927a 

cannot  be  -d 
630 
dispeople 

e>c(!  297 

expatriate  893 
disperse 

separate  44 

scatter  73 

diverge  291 

'^^;as<e  638 
dispersion  73 
-of  light  420 
chromatic  -  428 
dispirit 

discourage  610 

sadden  837 
displacement 

(/era??  g-e  61 

remove  185 

transfer  270 
displacency 

(^^.f^^^•e  867 

incivility  %^o 

disapprobation  932 
displant  185 
display  appear  448 

5Aow  525 

parade  8F2 
displease  &iO 
displeasure  828 

anger  900 
displosion  173 
displume  789 
disport  840 
disposal  [see  dispose] 
at  one's  -  777 
dispose 

arrange  00 

i;en(^  176 

induce  615 

-  of  tz-se  677 
complete  729 
relinquish  782 
<7ii;e  784 

W;  796 
disposition 

07'rfer  58 

arrangement  00 

inclination  602 

Tninrf  820 
dispossess 

transfer  783 

ia^e  azi^a?/  789 

-  oneself  of  782 
dispraise  932 
disi)read  73 
disprize  483 
disproof 

counter-evidence 
4tJ8 

confutation,  479 
disproportion 

irrelation  10 

disagreement  24 
disi)roVe  479 
disputable  4a') 


I  disputant 

[A-ee  dispute] 

opponent  710 

combatant  726 
disputatious 
[see  dispute] 

irritable  901 
dispute 

discuss  476 

rfoi^i*^  485 

<^e???/  536 

discord  713 
in  -  461 
disqualification 

incapacitate  158 

useless  645 

unprepared  674 

unskilful  699 

disentitle  925 
disquiet 

changeable  149 

agitation  315 

excitement  825 

uneasiness  828 

give  pain  830 
disquietude 

apprehension  860 
disquisition  595 
disregard 

overlook  458 

neglect  460 

make  light  of  idZ 

insensible  to  823, 
826 

disrespect  929 

contemjit  930 
-of  time  115 
disrelish 

G?2s/tAe  867 

//a/e  898 
disreputable  874 

vicious  945 
disrepute  874 
disrespect  929 

despise  930 
disrobe  226 
disruption 

disjunction  44 

destruction  162 

discord  713 
dissatisfaction 

sorrow  828 

discontent  832 
dissect 

anatomize  44,  49 

investigate  461 
dissemblance  18 
dissemble  544 
dissembler  518 
disseminate 

scatter  73 

2)ervade  186 

jntblish  531 

^eaeA  537 
dissension  713 
sow  -  898 
dissent 

c/i*-a<77'ee  489 

refuse  704 

heterodoxy  984 


dissertation  595 
disservice 

disadvantage  619 

useless  645 
disserviceable 

6arf  649 
dissever  44 
dissidence 

disagreement  24 

dissent  489 

discord  713 

discontent  832 

heterodoxy  984 
dissilience  173 
dissimilarity  18 
dissimulate  544 
dissipate 

scatter  73 

destroy  162 

2}leasure  377 

2)rodigality  818 

amusement  840 

intem,perance  954 

dissolute  961 
dissocial  893 
dissociate  44 
dissociation 

i /relation  10 

separation  44 
dissolute 

profligate  945 

tntemjjerate  054 

debauched  901 
dissolution 
[see  dissolve] 

decomposition  49 

destruction  102 

rfea^A  300 
dissolve  vanish  2,  4 

liquefy  335 

disappear  449 

abrogate  75'J 
dissolving  views  448, 

449 
dissonance 

disagreement  24 

unmusical  414 

discord  713 
dissuasion  616 
dissyllable  561 
distain  c/ir^y  653 


i/.7/y  846 
listal  1 


distal  196 
distance  196 
overtake  282 
go  beyond  303 
c?e/ea<:  731 
angular  -  244 
keep  a  t  a  - 
discourtesy  89! 
keep  one's  - 
awui  623 
wiO(/es/  F81 
res])ect  9i;8 
teach  one  his  - 
-  of  time 
long  time  110 
past  122 
distaste  867 
distasteful  830 


879 


64 


DIS 


DIV 


DIZ 


DOC 


distemper 

colour  428 

painting  556 

disease  655 
distend  194 
distended  192 
distich  597 
distil  come  out  295 

evaporate  336 

drop  348 
distinct 

disjoined  44 

audible  402 

visible  44(5 

intelligible  518 

manifest  525 

express  535 

articulate  580 
distinction 

difference  15 

discrimination  465 

/ame  873 

7'a«X-  875 

-  without  a  differ- 
ence 27 

distinctive  15 

-  feature  79 
distingue 

fashion  852 
repute  873 
distinguish 
perceive  441 
discnminate  465 

-  by  the  name  of  564 
distinguishable  15 
distinguished 

superior  33 

repute  873 
distortion 

obliquity  217 

iwi^^  243 

o/"  t7,9io?i  443 
.  misinterpret  523 

falsehood  544 

misjejjiesent  555 

w<7/y  846 

(iniKJudge  481) 
distract  458 
distracted 

confused  475 

insane  403 

excited  824 
distraction 

passion  825 

love  to  -  897 

distrain  to^«  789 

appraise  812 

a//ac/i  969 
distrait  458 
distress 

distraint  789 

jMverty  804 

affliction  828 

caw«c  i;«Mi  8:^ 
signal  of  -  609 
distribute 

arrange  60 

disperse  73 

a/to^  786 
district  181 


distrust 

disbelief  A^ 
fear  860 
distrustful  487 
disturb 

derange  61 

change  140 

agitate  315 

gipci<!e  824 

distress  828,  830 
disturbance 

disorder  59 
disunion 

sejKiration  44 

disorder  59 

discord  713 
disuse 

desuetude  614 

vn  employ  67a 
disvalue  932 
ditch  inclosure  232 

holloio  252 

i?'enc/i  259 

?£;afer  343 

conduit  3"0 

defence  717 
ditch-water 

rf»'<  653 
ditheism  984 
ditliyramb 

music  415 

poetry  597 
dithyrambic 

?<;i^(/  503 
ditto  104 
say  -  to  4S8 
ditty  415 
diurnal  1.33 
diuturnity  110 
divan  iSo/«  215 

council  696 

^Aro«e  747 

ti-ibnnal  966 
divaricate  di^er  15 

bifurcate  91 

diverge  291 
dive  s^£'^m  267 

plunge  310 
-into  inquire 461 
divellicate44 
divergence 

difference  15 

mnafion  20a 

disagreetnent  24 

deviation  279 

sejxiration  291 
divers  different  15 

multiform  81 

wff;/y  102 
-  coloured  440 
diverse  15 
diversify 

[«fe  aiversity] 

i;ary  20a 

change  140 
diversion 

change  140 

deviation  279 

amusement  840 
diversity 


difference  15 
irregular  16rt 
dissimilar  18 
multiform  81 

-  of  opinion  489 
divert  <^//Vi  279 

rf€6eii'€545 
amuse  840 

-  the  mind  452,  458 
divertissement 

drama  599 
amusetnem  840 

Dives  803 

divest  denude  226 
teAe  789 

-  oneself  of 
abrogate  756 
relinquish  782 

divestment  226 
divide  separate  44 

^ja?"i  51 

arrange  60 

anthmetic  85 

ii.s-ec/:  91 

wiJe  609 

apportion  786 
dividend  /ja?'/;  51 

number^ 

portion  786 
divina  particula 

aurse  450 
divination 

prediction  511 

sorcery  992 
divine  ^j;-^(j?ici  511 

<7weA\»  514 

'perfect  050 

0/  &oc^  976,  98:3, 
983a 

clergyman  996 

-  right 
authority  737 
c^we  924 

-  service  990 
divining-rod 

^g-M  550 

magic  993 
Divinity  G'06?976 

theology  983 
divisible  number  84 
division  [i-^e  divide] 

;;a?*^  51 

c/o^s  75 

arithmetic  85 

discwd  713 

militai-y  726 
divisor  84 
divorce 

separation  44 

matrimonial  905 
Divorce  Court  966 
divulge  529 
divulsion  44 
dixi  5:35 
dizen  847 
dizzard  501 
dizzy 

dimsighted  4ii 

confused  '^58 

vertigo  503 


-  round  312 
djerrid  727 
do  /are  7 

^wzj!  2;3 

produce  16i 

c7<ea^  545 

flC<:680 

complete  729 

succeed  731 

/6€9'7«5 
all  one  can  -  686 
plenty  to  -  682 
thing  to  -  625 

-  away  with 
destroy  102 
<yec<  297 
abrogate  756 

-  battle  722 

-  one's  bidding  743 

-  business  625 

-  as  done  by  906,  94X 

-  for  destroy  102 
Ai//  301 
conquer  731 
punish  972 

-  good  906 

-  harm  907 
-honour  873 

-  into 
t?-a/islate  522 

-justice  to  595 

-  like  19 

-  little  683 

-  no  harm  648 

-  nothing  ()81 
-nothing  but  136 

-  one's  ollici-  772 

-  as  others  do  82 

-  over  22:3 

-  as  one  pleases  748 

-  a  service 
useful  644 
aid  707 

-  up  660 

have  to  -  with  680. 
692 

-  without  678 

-  the  work  686 

-  wrong  '.23 
docere.  pisces  natiire 

-641 
docile  learning  539 

nnlling  002 
docimastic  463 
dock  diminish  36 

cut  off  sa 

port  189 

shorten  201 

stm-e  036 

tribunal  966 
docked 

incomplete  53 
docket 

evidence  467 

note  550 

record  551 
dockyard  691 
doctor 

learned  mwi  492 

restore  6;;0 


DOC 


DOM 


DOO 


DOU 


remedy  GG2 
after  death  the  - 

135 
-accounts  811 
when  -8  disagree 

475 
floctrinaire 

iwsilixe  474 

TpedantA^^ 

affectation  855 

Miisterer  887 
doctrinal  537 
doctrine  tenet  484 

knowledge  490 
document  551 
documentary  evi- 
dence 467 
dodecahedron  £4  i 
dodge  shift  264 

deviateZl^ 

oscillate  314 

inirsiie  461 

avoid  6i23 

stratagem  702 

(deceive  545) 
dodger,  artful  -  793 
doe  siviff  274 

female  374 
doer 

originator  164 

aj/e///"  090 
doff  226 

-  the  cap  894 
dog  follow  281 

animal  360 

7na/e  373 

2)iirsue  622 

?<;;-e/c/i  949 
cast  to  the  -a 

tlesti'oy  162 

/•e^;ec^  610 

disuse  678 

afnvgate  756 

relinquish  782 
fire  -  286 
go  to  the  -s 

destruction  162 
/ai^- 732 

adversity  735 

poverty  804 
watch  - 

wye/y  664 

warning  G68 

keeper  753 
Lair  of  -  that  bit 
^ou  959 

-  m  manger  943 
-a  of  war  722 

dog-cart  272 
dog-cheap  815 
(log-days  382 
doge  745 
dogged 

obstinate  60d 

valour  861 

mdlen  901a 
dogger  273 
doggrel 

verse  597 


ridiculoi/sG^l,  853 
dog-hole  189 
dog-Latin  503 
dogma  tenet  4S  t 

theology  98:5 
dogmatic 

certain  474 

2)osUive  481 

assei'tion  535 

obstinate  600 
dogmatist  887 
dog's  ear  258 
dog-sick  867 
dog-star  423 
dog-trot  275 
dog-weary  688 
doily  852 
doing : 
up  and  -  G82 
what  one  is  -  625 
doings 

events  151 

actions  680 

conduct  092 
doit  trifle  643 

com  800 
dolce  far  niente  681 
doldrums 

dejection  837 

sulks  901a 
dole 

small  qvantity  32 

scant  640 

give  784 

a//o/:  7t6 

parsimony  819 

j7ret/828 
doleful  837 
doll  smcdl  193 

imag'e  554 
dollar  800 
dolorem,  infandum 

renovare .-  8^3:^ 
dolorous  830 
dolour 

physical  378 

mjoral  828 
dolphin  341 
dolt  501 
doltish  499 
domain 

class  75 

region  181 

property  780 
Domdaniel  982 
dome  higJi  206 

convex  250 
Domesday  book 

list  86 

record  551 
domesman  907 
domestic 

inliabifant  188 

//owe  189 

intericy}'  221 

servant  746 

seclvded  893 
-  animals  366 
domesticate 

/oc«/e  ]  84 


-  animals  370 
domicile  189 
domiciled 

inhabiting  18GJ 
domiciliary  188 
-visit  461 
dominant 

influence  175 

720/e  e>v  music  413 
domination  737 
domineer 

tyrannize  739 

insolence  885 
Domini,  anno  - 106 
Dominican  996 
Dominie  540 
dominion  737 
domino 

dress  225 

mask  530 

S'ame  840 
don  jnd  on  225 

scholar  492 

wo6^6  875 
donation  784 
done  flnished  729 
work  -  729 

-  for  sjmlt  659 
failvre  732 

-up 

impotent  158 

i!irea{  688 
have  -  with 

cease  142 

relinquish  624 

disuse  678 
donjon 

defence  717 

prison  752 ' 
donkey  a-s5  271 

/oo^  501 
donna  374 
Donny brook  Fair 

diswder  59 

discord  713 
donor  784 
donzel  746 
doodle  501 
doom  ^«(^  67 

/a^e  152 

destmction  1G2 

</ert//i  300 

judgment  480 

necessity  601 

sentence  971 

-  sealed 
</^a//i  360 
adversity  735 

doomed  828 
doomsday 

enoJ67 

future  121 
till -112 
door  entrance  66 

fO?;c;'  22;J 

67^n^  231 

ba7'rier  232 

oj}ening  200 

passage  627 
at  one's  -  197 


beg  from  door  to  - 

';65 
close  the  -  upon  751 
death's  -  360 
keep  within  -s  205 
lie  at  one's  -  920 
open  a  -  to 

liable  177 
open  the  -  to 

receive  296 

facilitate  705 

permit  760 
snow  the  -  to 

eject  297 

discourtesy  895 

{j^rohibit  761) 
doorkeeper  263 
doorway  200 
doquet 

evidence  467 

security  'ill 
Dorado,  El  -  ?^?, 
dormant 

inert  172 

latent  520 

asleep  68^3 
dormeuse  272 
dormir  debout, 

conte  a  -  843 
dormitory  191 
dormouse  083 
dorp  189 
dorsal  235 
dorser  191 
dorsum 

back  235 

hump  250 
dose 

quantity  25 

2Mrt  51 

medicine  602 

apportion  7Mi 
dosser  191 
dossil 

cover  223 

stopper  263 
dot  small  32 

place  182 

/•i//'/e  193 

variegate  440 

7n«?l'  550 
dotage  a<7e  128 

inioecility  499 
dotard  501 
dotation  784 
dote  c/yi?^/ 499,  503 
-  ui)oii  897 
douanier  965 
double 

similar  17 

duplex  90 

sv1)stitute  147 

fold  258 

<z/rn  i'8;3 

flnesse  702 
march  at  the  -  274 
see  - 

dim  sight  443 

drunk  '.(59 
-acrostic 

66 


DOU 


DOW 


DRA 


DBA 


letters  561 
wit  842 

-  entry  811 
-the  fist  909 

-  meaning  520 

-  a  point  311 

in  -  quiclv  time  274 

-  reef  topsails  G64 

-  sure  474 
work  -  tides  G86 
-up 

render  powerless 
158 
double-bass  417 
double-dealing 

liebAA 

cunning  940 
double-distilled  171 
double-dyed  428 
double-edged  171 
double  entendre 

ambignity  520 

impure  961 
double-faced 

lie  544 

cunning  940 
double-minded  605 
double-shotted  171 
doublet  225 
double-tongued 

/^e544 

cunning  940 
doubt 

j)ut  out  421 

uncertain  475 

disbelieve  485 

sceptic  989 
doubtful  475 

-  meaning 
■unintelligible  519 
{equivocal  520) 

doubtless 

certain  474 

belief  4M 

assent  488 
douceur 

gift  784 

reimrd  973 
douche  337 
dough 

inelastic  324 

■pvlp  354 
doughty  861 
dour  739 
douse 

immerse  310 

splash  337 

blow  972 
Dove 

Holy  Ghost  976 
dove 

innocent  946 
roar  like  sucking  - 

174 
dovecote  189 
dovetail 

agree  23 

join  43 

intersect  219 

intervene  228 


rtng-^^  244 
in^e?')!  300 
dowager 
lady  374 
widow  905 
dowdy 
f/zr/y  653 
vidgar  851 
dower 
property  780,  803, 
810 
dowerless  804 
down 
6eto?f;  207 
/^O-Zi/;  320 
bear  -  upon  716 
bed  of  - 
pleasure  377 
repose  687 
come  -  306 
get  -  306 
go  - 
sink  306 
calm  826 
money  -  807 
take  - 
loiver  308 
rebiifKi\ 
humble  879 

-  on  one's  marrow- 
bones 886 

-  in  the  month  837 
-in  price  815 

go  -  like  a  stone  310 
be  -  upon 
attack  716 
severe  739 
dovnicast  8^37 

-  eyes  879 
downfall 

destruction  162 

falim^ 

failure  732 

misfortune  735 
downhill 

sloping  217 

descent  306 
go- 

adversity  735 
downpour  348 
downright 

absolute  31 

manifest  525 

sincere  703 
downs 

heights  206 

wolds  344 
down-trodden 

submission  725 

vanquished  73i 

svbject  749 

dejected  837 

disrepute  874 

contempt  930 
downwards  306 
downy 

smooth  255 

plumose  256 

»o/i!  324 
dowry  780 


dowse  276 
doxology  990 
doxy  897 
doyley  652 
doze  683 
dozen  98 
drab  colour  432 

5ft<<  653 

/iMSsy  962 
drabble  053 
drachm  319 
Draco  ruler  694 

severe  739 
draft  653 
draft 

\see  also  draught] 

drawing  554,  556 

abstract  596 

lylan  626 

cheque  800 

-  on  displace  185 
transfer  270 

draft-horse  271 
drag  carriage  272 
cmz^^  275 
traction  285 
i?npediment  706 
put  on  the  -  275 

-  a  chain 
tedious  110 
exertion  686 
subjection  749 

-into 

implicate  54 
compel  744 

-  through  mire 
disrepute  874 
disi'es'pect  929 

-  on  tedious  liO 

-  into  open  day  531 

-  towards 
a^raci!  288 

-  slow  length 
fong-  200 
z^eay-y  841 

draggle  653 
drag-net 

a/^  5or/f5  78 
dragoman  524 
dragon  monster  83 

violent  173 

irascible  901 
dragonnade 

attack  716 

punish  972 
dragoon  soldier  726 

compel  744 

insolent  885 

worry  907 
drain 
.flow  out  2^ 

empty  297 

rfry340 

conduit  350 

wo^^^e  638 

c^fl/i  652 

iinclean  653 

exhaust  789 

dissipate  818 

-  the  cup 


<?H«^  S98 
drunken  959 

-  the  cup  of  mise'*  i 
828 

-  into  348 

-  of  resources  640 
drake  ??i«^e  373 

fire  -  423 
dram  (^rinA;  298 
pMn(7en^.392 
stiniulus  615 

-  drinking  959 
drama  599 
dramatic  599 

ostentation  882 

-  author  599 

-  poetry  597 
dramatis  personae 

mankind  372 

2ilay  599 

agents  690 

party  712 
drapery  225 
drastic  171 
draught 

[see  also  draft] 

m,ultitude  102 

«;e/?^/i  208 

traction  285 

rfrinA;  298 

stream  of  air  349 

ilelinecdion  554,  556 

i?ta/i  626 

2)hysic  662 

troops  726 

-  oflf  73 
draughts 

gfawe  840 
draughtsman 

ar^isi  559 
draw  pull  285 

delineate  554,  55B 

-  aside  279 

-  off  the  attention  . 
458 

-  back  regret  283 
avoid  623 

-  breath 
refresh  689 
feeling  821 
ye;i|/'834 

-  a  cheque  800 

-  a  curtain  424 

-  down  153 

-  forth  677 

-  from  810 

-  on  futurity  132 

-  in  one's  horns 
tergiversation  607 
humility  879 

-in  195 

-  an  inference  480 

-  the  line  465 

-  lots  621 

-  near  time  121 
approach  286 

-  off  eject  297 
hinder  706 
take  789 

-  on  tima  121 

67 


DRA 


BRI 


DRO 


DRO 


event  151 
induce  615 
^ont 

qirotract  110 
late  133 
pi'olong  200 
extract  301 
discover  480a 
exhibit  525 
diffuse  style  573 

-  over  induce  615 

-  a  parallel  9 

-  the  pen  through  652 

-  a  picture  594 

-  profit  775 

-  and  quarter  973 

-  the  sword 
attack  716 
war  722 

-  the  teeth  of  158 

-  together 
assemble  72 
cooperate  709 

-  towards  288 

-  up  order  58 
stop  265 
^vnte  590 

-  up  a  statement  594 

-  upon  money  800 

-  the  veil  528 
drawback  evil  619 

imperfection  651 

hindrance  706 

discount  813 
drawbridge 

t^'rty  627 

escope  671 
drawcansir  887 
drawee  800 
drawer 

receptacle  191 

artist  559 

-  of  water  690 
drawers 

dress  225 
drawing 

delineation  554,  556 
drawing-room 

asseihbly  72 

roo;7i  191 

fashion  852 
drawl  prolong  200 

c?w;>  275 

iy*  «/;eecA  583 

fluggish  683 
drawn  equated  27 

-  battle 

vacijication  723 
tnco7nptete  730 

dray  272 
drayman  268 
dread  800 
dreadful  g'rea^  31 

bad  (549 

rfire  830 

depvejising  837 

^^f/r/i.'/  8t)0 
^roadless  861 
ireadnought 

OOtWiSSb 


dream 
unsubstantial  4 
error  495 
fancy  515 
«,?ee?;  683 
golden  -858 

-  of  think  451 
en^enrf  620 

-  on  other  things  458 
dreamer 

madman  504 

imagincdive  515 
dreamy 

vnsubstanticd  i 

inattentive  AbS 

sleepy  683 
dreary 

solitary  87 

melancholy  830,  837 
dredge  co^/t-ci  72 

ea-^rac^SOl 

raise  307 
dregs 

remainder  40 

refuse  045 

rf^ri!  653 

-  of  the  people  876 

-  of  vice  945 
drench  rfHwA;  5;98 

water  337 
reo?i/??c/ance64t 

-  with  physic  862 
drenching  rain  348 
dress 

uniformity  16 
agree  23 
equalize  27 
c/oC/i6i:  225 
prepare  673 
ornament  847 
ostentation  885* 
full  -  852 

-  the  ground  371 

-  up  falsehood  5^4 
represent  554 

-  wounds  662 

-  to  advantage 
847 

dress-coat  225 
dresser 

sideboard  215 

surgeon  662 
dressing 

reprimand  9&2 

punish  972 
dressing-gown  225 
dressmaker  225 
dribble 

^o«;  OM/:  29 

drop  348 
driblet  32 
drift 

accumukde  72 

motion  264 

/oa^  267 

transfer  270 

direction  278 

deviation  279 

approach  286 

it^ini/  849 


meaning  516 

intention  020 
snow  -  383 
drift]  ess  621 
drill  6o?e260 

cr?,'9er  262 

i6«c7i  537 

jprepare  673 
drink 

swallow  296 

/^(7Wor  298 

^^^?7>/e  959 

-  one's  fill 
e«o?<f7/i  039 

-  in  im6e6e  296,  298 

-  in  learning  589 

-  to  celebrate  883 
couiiesy  894 

drinking-bout  954 
drink-money  784 
drip  ooze  295 

jtoiv^% 
dripping  wet  339 

fat  356 
drive  aii^ing  260 

iw2;;;e/  276 

propel  284 

wrg-e  615 

;j«sie  684 

tf'irec^  693 

compel  744 

-  at  mean  516 
intend  620 

-  a  bargain 
barter  794 
parsimony  819 

-  care  away  836 
-a  coach  and  six 

through  83 

-  into  a  corner 
difficult  704 
hinder  706 
rfe/-m<  731 
subjection  749 

-  to  despair  859 

-  matters  to  an 
extremity  604 

-  from  repel  289 

-  one  hard  716 

-  in  300 

-  to  the  last  133 
-out  297 

-  trade 
business  625 
barter  794 

drivel  sld)ber  297 

imbecile  499 

mad  503 
drivel ler/ooi?  501 

loquacious  C84 
driver 

coachman  2u8 

director  694 
driving  rain  348 
drizzle  348 
droil  oaS 

droit  du  plus  fort  744 
drole  cards  840 
drOle  949 

-  de  corps  8'14 


drollery 

amusement  840 

^vit  842 

ridicidous  853 
dromedary  271 
drone  slow  275 

sound  412,  413 

inactive  C'83 
droop 

weak  160 

5i»X-  306 

disease  655  ( 

decline  659 

/fl!(7  688 

sorroiu  828 

dejection  837 
drop 

5??z«7;  quantity  21?, 

discontinue  142 

powerless  158 

bring  forth  161 

spherule  249 

emerge  295 

/a/;  306 

McA;/^  348 

relinquish  624 

discard  782 

galloivs  975 
let  -  308 
ready  to  - 

fatigue  688 

-  asleep  683 

-  astern  283 

-  from  the  clouds 
508 

-  dead  3G0 

-  by  drop 

^z?,'  degrees  20 
z«  pa^'/s  51 

-  into  a  good  thiiig 
734 

-into  the  grave  360 

-  a  hint  527 

-  all  idea  of  624 

-  in  arrive  292 
immerse  300 
sociality  892 

-  the  mask  529 

-  off  decrease  36 
die  360 

sleep  683 

-  in  the  ocean 
trifling  ()43 

-the  subject  458 

-  too  much  959 
dropping  fire 'JO 
drop-scene  599 
dropsical 

swollen  194 

redundant  641 
droshki  272 
dross 

remainder  40 

trash  643 

dirt  653 
drought 

dryness  340 

insufficiency  640 
I  drouth  <te?/eb65 
I  drove 

68 


DRO 


DUE 


DUM 


DTTS 


assemblage  72 

multitvde  102 
drover  370 
drowTi 

affusion  337 

HW361 

ruin  731,  732 
-care  840 

-  the  voice  581 
drowsy  slow  275 

sleepy  6*3 

weary  M\ 
drub  defeat  731,  732 

punish  972 
drudge  labour  686 

worker  690 
drug 

superfluity  641 

i7mA  643 

remedy  662 

-  in  the  market  815 
drugget 

cw^r  223 

cfean  652 

preserve  670 
druggist  662 
druicl996 
drum 

repeat  104 

cylinder  249 

«OMnrf  407 

mwOTC  417 

/Jar^y  892 
beat  of  - 

signal  550 

alarm  669 

z^a?"  722 

command  741 

parade  882 
ear  -  418 
muffled  - 

funeral  363 

non-resonance 
408a 

-  out  972 
drum-head 

Za?t'^€^ts  964 

tnbiinal  966 
drum -major  745 
drummer  416 
drunken  959 
reel  like  a-iv\an  315 
drunkenness  959 
dry  arid  340 

style  575,  576,  579 

hoarse  .581 

scanty  640 

irreserve  670 

exhaust  789 

ledums  841 

thirsty  865 

cynica/932 
run -640 
with -eyes  823 

-  joke  842 
-land  342 

-  the  tears  834 

-  up  ;340 
WffS/e  638 

dryad  979 


dry-as-dust 

antiquarian  122 

dulimz 
dry-land  342 
drjTiess  340 
dry-nurse 

teach  587 

teacher  540 

aid  107 
dry-point  558 
dry-rot 

dirt  653 

decay  659 

ftarte  663 
dualism  984 
duality  89 
duarchy  737 
dub  564 
dubious  475 
dubitation 

uncertainty  475 

(unbelief  485) 
duchess 

mistress  745 

ncbiUty  875 
duchy  181 
duck  stoop  308 

plunge  310 

water  337 

darling  897,  899 
play  -s  and  drakes 

recoil  277 

prodigality  818 

-  in  thunder  870 
ducking-stool  975 
duck-pond  370 
duct  350 
ductile 

flexible  324 

trimming  607 

easy  705 

rfoafe743 
dudgeon 

dagger  727 

discontent  832 

churlishness  895 

Aate  898 

Oftg-er  900 

suUenness  901a 
due 

expedient  646 

o?f;i«<7  806 

jr?roi>^r  924,  926 
give  his  -  to 

nf/'>i  922 

vindication  937 

/air  939 

in  -  course  109 

occasion  134 

-  respect  928 

-  sense  of  498 
-time 

soon  132 
-to 
ca^/ise  and  effect  154, 

155 
give- weight  465 
duel  720 
duellist  726 
dueness  924 


duenna 
teacher  540 
guardian  664 
keeper  1^ 

dues  812 

duet  415 

duffer 
bungler  701 
smuggler  792 

dug  250 

duke  ?'i/^er  745 
noble  875 

dulcedomum  189 

dulcet 
sweet  396 
^ow/jc?  405 
mdodious  413 
agreeable  829 

dulcify  396 

dulcimer  417 

Dulcinea  897 

dulcorate  396 

dulia  990 

dull  weak  160 
inert  172 
moderate  174 
Wi^n^  254 
insensible  376 
sound  405 
6?m422 
colourless  429 
««o/i(^  499 
«iyfe  575 
inactive  683 
«7ia/;<  699 
ca^toM?  823 
dejected  837 
w^ary  841 
prosing  843 
si?nple  849 

-  of  hearing  419 
-sight  443 

dullard  501 
dullness  843 
duly  924 
dumb  581 

-  animal  366 

-  show  550 
strike  - 

astonish  870 

humble  879 
dumfounder 

disapjmnt  509 

silence  581 

astonish  870 

AMmd^e  879 
dummy 

substitute  147 

impotent  158 

speechless  581 

inactive  683 
dump  ynwiwc  415 

lament  839  . 
dumps 

discontent  &32 

d^ection  837 

«?//A;  901a 
dumpy  ;i<«6 193 

5Aw<  201 

iAicA  202 


dun  (fim  422 

colourless  429 

^rey  432 

importune  765 

creditor  805 
dunce 

ignoramus  493 

/oo^501 
dunderhead  501 
dune  206 
dung  653 
dungeon  752 
dunghill 

c?ir<  653 

coicardly  862 

baseborn  876 
-cock  366 
duo  415 
duodecimal  99 
duodecimo 

^i/</«  193 

«>0(?A;593 
duodenary  98 
duologue 

interlocution  588 

drama  599 
dupe 

credulous  486 

deceive  545 

deceived  547 
duplex  90 
duplicate 

C02;y  21 

rfo?<6/e  90 

<a//y  550 

record  551 

redundant  641 

l^azf'w  805 
duplication 

imitation  19 

doubling  90 
duplicature 

/o;c?258 
duplicity 

duality  89 

falsehood  544 
dura  lex  sed  lex 

926 
durable 

to/ig'  iim«  110 

«^a6Aj  150 
durance  751 
in -754 
duration  106 
contingent  - 

108a 
durbar 

conference  588 

council  696 

tribunal  966 
duress 

compulsion  744 

restraint  751 
during  106 

pleasure  &c. 
108a 
durity  333 
dusk 

evening  126 

half-light  422 

69 


DUS 


EAR 


EAR 


EAT 


dusky 
dark  421 
black  431 
dust  levity  320 
powder  330 
corpse  362 
trash  643 
dirt  653 
money  800 
come  to  - 
die?,m 
come  down  with 

the  -  807 
humbled  in  the  - 

879 
kick  uj)  a  -  885 
level  with  the  - 

162 
lick  the  - 
submit  725 
fail  732 
make  to  bite  the  ~ 

731 
turn  to  - 
deorganized  358 
die  360 
-  in  the  balance 

643 
throw  -  in  the 
eyes 

mndU2 
deceive  545 
plead  617 
one's  jacket  972 
duster  652 
iust-hole  519 
fit  for  the  - 
useless  645 
dirty  653 
spoilt  669 
dustman 

cleaner  652 
dust-Btorm  330 
dusty 
powder  830 
dirt  653 
Dutch 
high -519 

-  auction  796 

-  courage  862 
Dutchman,  flying  - 

515 
dutiful  944 
duty 
business  625 
work  686 
tax  812 
courtesy  894 
obligation  926 
respect  928 
worship  990 
rite  998 
do  one's  - 
viiiv^  944 
on  -  680,  682 
duumvirate  7M7 
Duval,  Claude  - 

7'.)2 
D.V.470 
dwaif 


lessen  36 

small  193 

e(/'980 
dwell 

reside  186 

a^>ic?e  265 
-upon 

descant  573 
dweller  188 
dwelling 

location  184 

a&0(/e  189 
dwindle 

lessen.  36 

shrink  195 
dyadic  89 
dye  428 
dying  360 
dyke  [see  dike] 
dynamic  energy 

157 
Dynamics  276 
dynasty  737 
dyspepsia  655 
dysphony  581 


each  79 

-  to  each  786 

-  other  12 

-  in  his  turn  148 


willing  602 
active  682 
ardent  821 
desirous  865 

-  expectation  507 
eagle 

standard  550 

-  eye  sight  441 
intelligence  498 

-  winged  swift 
274 

eagre  348 
ean  161 
ear  418 
come  to  one's  -s 

527 
din  in  the  - 

loud  404 

drum  407 
all  -  418 
have  the  -  of 

belief  Am 
friendship  888 
lend  an  - 

hear  418 

attend  457 
meet  the  -  418 
nice  -  418 
no  -  419 
offend  the  -  410 
prick  up  the  -h 

attention  457 

expectation  507 
pull  about  one's  -s 

30A 
quick  -  418 
reach  one's  -s  527 


ring  in  the  -  408 
setl)y  the  -s 
discord  713 
hate  898 
resentment  900 
split  the  -s  404 
together  by  the  -s 
discord  713 
contentio9i  720 
up  to  one's  -s 
redundance  641 
active  682 
willing  -  602 
word  in  the  -  586 
-  for  music  416,  418 
in  at  one  -  out  at  the 
other 

inattention  458 
forget  506 
not  for  -s  polite  961 
make  the  -s  tingle 
anger  900 
ear-drum  418 
earl  875 
earless  419 
earliness  132 
early  132 
get  up  -  682 
earmark  550 
earn  775 

earnest  willing  602 
determined  604 
emphatic  642 
pledge  771 
pay  in  advance  «09 
eager  821 
in  - 

afflrmation  535 
veracious  543 
strenuous  682 
ear-piercing  410 
ear-ring  847 
ear-shot  197 
out  of  -  405 
ear-splitting  404 
earth  ground  211 
world  318 
land  342 
corpse  362 
what  on  - 
inquiry  461 
wonder  "^^i^ 
earthenware 
baked  384 
sculpture  557 
earthring372 
earthly  318 
end  of  one's  -  career 

360 
of  no  -  use  645 
earthly-minded 
selfish  943 
irreligious  989 
earthquake 
revolution  146 
violejice  173 
earthwork  717 
earwig  fatter  933 

flatterer  935 
ear-witness  467 


ease  bodily  377 

style  578 

leisure  G85 
facility  705 

mental  827 

content  831 
at  one's  - 

prosperous  734 
mind  at  - 

cheerful  836 
set  at  -  relief  ^^ 
take  one's  -  687 

-  off  deviate  297 

-  one  of  take  789 
easel  support  215 

painting  556 

-  picture  556 
easement 

property  780 
relief  834 
easily  \_see  easy] 
let  one  down  -  918 

-  accomplished  705 

-  deceived  486 

-  persuaded  602 
East  side  236 

direction  278 
Easter  period  138 
rite  998 

-  Monday 
holiday  840 

-  offering 

gift^m 

easy  gentle  275 
style  578 
facile  705 
make  oneself  - 

about  484 
take  it  - 
inactive  083 
inexcitable  826 
-ascent  217 

-  of  belief  472 

-  chair 
support  215 
repose  687 

-  circumstances  803 

-  going 
willing  602 
irresolute  605 
lenient  740 
inexcitable  826 
contented  831 
indifferent  866 

-saif 

moderate  174 
«to/i;  275 

-  temper  894 

-  terms  705 

-  to  understand  518 

-  virtue  961 
eat  food  298 

tolerate  826 
-dirt  725 

-  one's  fill 
enough  639 
fi^or^e  957 

-  heartily  298 

-  out  of  house  and 
home  take  789 

70 


EAT 


EDI 


EFF 


EIT 


prodigal  818 
gluttony  957 

-  off  the  same 
trencher  8!  2 

-  one's  words  607 
eatables  298 
eaten  up  with  820 
eau,  battre  1'-  645 

faire  venir  1'  -  a  la 
bouche  865 

-  do  Cologne  400 
mettre  de  V  -  dans 

son  vin  174 
eaves  250 
eavesdropper 

curiosity  455 

informer  527 
eavesdropping 

hearing  418 

news  532 
dbauche  626 
ebb  decrease  36 

contract  195 


waste  638 
sjwU  659 
low  -  36 
low^iffi 


insufficient  640 

-  and  flow  314 

-  of  life  360 
ebb-tide  low  207 
■   dry  340 
ebony  431 
ebriety  959 
ebullient 

violent  173 

hot  382 

excited  824 
ebullition 

energy  171 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

heating  384 

excitation  825 

anger  900 
^carte  840 
ecce 

~  iterum  Crispinus 
104 

-  signum  550 
eccentric 

irregular  83 

fodish  4«9 

crazed  503 

cap7'icious  608 
ecchymosis  299 
ecclesiastic 

church  995 

ckrgy  996 
ecclesiastical 

canonical  985 
-law  963 
ecervele  458 
echafaiidage  673 
echappee  840 
^chapper  belle  671 
echo  imitate  19 

copy  21 


reiteat  104 

resonance  408 

answer  462 

assent  488 
api)laud  to  the  -  931 
eclaircissement  522 
eclat  873 
eclectic  609 
eclipse 

surpass  33 

disappearance  449 

hide  528 

outshine  873,  874 
partial  -  dim  422 
total  -  dark  421 
under  an  - 

invisible  447 

out  of  repute  874 
ecliptic  318 
eclogue  597 
economy 

orc?er  58 

conduct  692 

frugality  817 

(i9/an  626) 
animal  -  359 
ecorcher  les  oreilles 

410 
ecstasis  683 
ecstasy 

frenzy  515 

transport  821 

rapture  827 
ecstatic  829 
ecstatica  994 
ectype  21 
ecumenical  78 
edacity  957 
Edda  986 
eddy 

whirlpool  348 

current  312 
Eden 

heaven  827 

{pleasure  827) 
edge  energy  171 

/ie29'A<  206 

brink  231 
cutting  -  253 
set  on  -  256 
take  the  -  off  174 

-  of  hunger  865 

-  in  228 

-  one's  way  282 
edge-tools  253 

Slay  with  -  853 
gewise  217 
edging 

obliquity  217 

border  231 

ornament  843* 
edible  298 
edict  741 
edification 

building  161 

teaching  637 

learning  539 

piety  987 
emfice  161 
edifying  good  648 


edile  965 
edit 

publication  531 

{jjvinting  591) 
edition,  new-  t58 
editor  593 
educate 

teach  537 

{prepare  673) 
educated  490 
education 

teaching  537 

knowledge  490 
man  of  -  492 
educational  537 

school  542 
educe  extract  301 

discover  480a 
educt  40 
edulcorate 

sweeten  396 

clean  652 
eel 

convolutions  248 
wriggle  like  an  - 

315 
efface 

disappear  449 

obliterate  552 
-  from  the  memory 

506 
effect 

consequence  154 

complete  729 
carry  into  -  692 
•with  crushing  - 162 
in -5 
take  -  731 
to  that  -  516 
effective 

capable  157 

useful  644 
effects 

property  780 

goods  798 
effectual 

success  731 
effectually  52 
effectuate  729 
effeminate 

weak  160 

womanlike  374 

timorovs  862 

sensual  954 
effendi  875 
effervesce 

energy  171 

violence  173 

agitate  315 

6w6We  353 

excited  825 
effervescent 

aerated  338 
effete  o^rf  128 

wm^  160 

useless  645 

/ow^  65:3 

.spoifeci  659 
efficacious  [«««  effi- 
cient] 


efficient 

power  157 

agency  170 

M^eYi^y  644 

sA;2^/  698 
effigy  co;)2/  21 

representation  564 
effleurer  sAzwi  267 

s^M/'  over  460 
effiorescence  330 
effluence  egress  295 

rZow  348 
effluvium 

vapour  334 

oo?owr  398 
efflux  egress  295 

(^OT<;  348) 
eff  ormation  240 
effort  686 
effrect  981 
effrontery  885 
effulgence  420 
effuse 

pour  out  295,  29'j 

excrete  299 

speech  582 
effusion  of  blood  361 
eft  366 
eftsoons  117 
egad  535 
egards  9i,8 
egesta  299 
egestion  297 
egg  beginning^ 

cause  153 
walk  among  -s  704 
too  many  -s  in  one 
basket 

unskilful  699 

(imp7'udent  863) 
-  ana  dart 

ornament  847 
-on  015 

egg-shaped  247,  249 
ego  intrinsic  5 

immaterial  317 
non-6 
egotism 

vanity  880 

cynicism  Q\l 

selfishness  94S 
egregious 

exceptional  83 

absurd  497 

exaggerated  549 

important  642 


greatly  31 
supremely  3^5 

^ress  295 

Egyptian  darkness 

eheu  1  fugaces 
labuntur  anni  111 

eiSwAoi'  453 

eidouranion  318 

eight  number  98 
boat  273 

eighty  98 

either  choice  609 

n 


EJA 


ELI 


EMA 


EMB 


happy  with  -  6  6 
ejaculate 

propel  284 

utter  580 
ejection 

displace  185 

emit  297 
ejecta  299 
eke  also  37 

-  out  complete  53 
spifi  out  110 

El  Dorado  803 
elaborate 

improve  658 

prepare  673 

laborious  686 

work  out  729 
elaine  356 
elan  276 
elapse  ^ow  109 

pa^s  122 
elastic  fluid  334 
elasticity 

power  157 

strength  159 

energy  171 

spring  335 
elate  cAeer  836 

rejoice  838 

Aope  858 

i?am880 

6oa«^884 
elbow  angle  244 

projection  250 

/?w*'^  276 
at  one's  - 

near  197 

advice  695 
out  at  -s 

undress  226 

Tjoor  804 

disrepute  874 

-  one's  way 
progress  282 
pursuit  622 
active  682 

elbow-chair  215 
elbo  ,v -grease  331 
elbow-room 

«7?ace  180 

freedom  748 
elder  o/rfer  124 

ar/erf  128 

veteran  130 

cfers^M  996 
elect  cAoo«e  609 

g-ooci  048 

jrredestinate  976 

;?«0M»  987 
election 

numerical  84 

necessity  601 
electioneering  609 
elector  745 
electorate  737 
electric  swift  274 

sensation  821 

excitable  825 

'  light  423 
electricity  157 


electrify 

unexpected  5C8 

ga^a^e  824 

astonish  870 
Electro-biology  992 
electrolyze  49 
Electro-magnetism 

157 
electrotype  591 
electuary  662 
eleemosynary  784 
elegance 

in  style  578 

beauty  845 

taste's^ 
elegy  interment  363 

poetry  597 

lament  839 
element 

component  56 


mww  153 

matter  316 
in  one's  - 

facility  705 

content  831 
devouring  -  382 
out  of  its  -  185 
elementary 

simple  42 

-  education  537 
elements 

Eucharist  998 
elench  477 
elephant 

/arg'e  192 

carrier  271 
white  -  6a?ie  663 
elevated 

^ip*"^  959 
elevation 

height  206 

vertical  212 

raising  307 

^^ari  554 

-  of  style  574 
improvement  658 
g-fory  873 

-  of  mind  942 
angular  -  ^44 

eleve  541 
eleven  98 
eleventh  hour 

evening  126 

late  133 

oj)])07-tune  134 
elf  infant  129 

little  193 

wa^e  373 

im;j980 
elicit  cause  153 

</rai^  ow<  301 

discover  480a 

manifest  525 
eligible  646 
eliminate 

subduct  38 

simplify  42 

exclude  55 

w;c«cil03 


extract  301 
elision 

separation  44 

shortening  201 
elite  6es^  648 

distinguished  873 

aristocratic  875 
elixation  384 
elixir  662 
ell  200 
take  an  - 

^aA;e  789 

insolence  885 

wrong  923 

undue  925 

se(/isA  943 
ellipse  247 
ellipsis 

shorten  201 

^^y^g  572 
ellipsoid  247,  249 
elocation 

displace  185 

transfer  270 
elocution  582 
eloge  931 
elongation 

distance  196 

lengthening  200 
elopement 

atwc?  623 

e^c-fl';/?^  671 
eloquence 

s/y^e  572 

67?eecA  582 
else  37 

elsewhere  187 
elucidate  522 
elude 

sophistry  4T7 

ai;oi<^  623 

escape  671 

succeed  731 

;>a/<er  773 
elusive  [see  elude] 

deceptive  545 
elusory 

untrue  546 
elutriate  652 
elysian 

delightful  829 

heavenly  981 
Elysium  Wis*  827 

paradise  981 
elytron  223 
Elzevir  edition  193 
emaciation 

shrinking  195 

thinness  2  i3 
emanate 

^0  owi  o/"  295 

excrete  299 
-  from  544 
emanation 

orfowr  398 
emancipate 

facilitate  705 

//•e«  748,  750 
emasculate 

impotent  158 


c/can  652 
{weaken  160) 
embalm 
interment  363 
perfume  400 
preserve  670 

-  in  the  memory  505 
embankment 

esplanade  189 

re/wg-e  666 

/ence  717 

(inclosure  232)  ^ 

embargo 

stoppage  265 

P7'ohibition  761 
embark 

transfer  270 

c?6i;ar;;  293 

-  in  6e(7i?i  66 
engage  in  676 

emb'arquer  sans 

biscuits,  s'-  674 
embarras  de 

-  choix  609 

-  riches  sea 
redundance  641 
wealth  803 

embarrass 

render  difficult  704 

/tinc^er  706 
embarrassed 

poor&)4: 

in  debt  806 
embarrassing 

uncertain  475 
embase  659 
embassy 

errand  532 

commission  755 

consiqnee  758 
embattled 

arranged  60 

leagued  712 

war  army  782 
embed 

tocafe  184 

6ase  215 
embellish  847 
embers  ;i84 
embezzle  791 
embitter 

deterioi'ate  659 

aggravate  835 

acerbate  900 
emblazon 

cofowr428 

ornament  847 

display  882 
emblem  550 

-  of  authority  747 
embody  joifj  48 

combine  48 

/or/«  a  wAo^e  50 

compose  51 
embolden 

Ao^^e  858 

encourage  801 
embolism  228 
embonpoint  192 
embosomed 

73 


EMB 


EMP 


ENC 


END 


lodged  184 

interjacent  228 

circumscribed  229 
emboss  convex  250 

onuunent  847 
embouchure  260 
embowel  297 
embrace 

compose  54 

include  76 

enclose  227 

cAoo««609 

?aA:e  789 

fnendship  888 

sociality  892 

courtesy  894 

endearment  902 
-  an  off  r  762 
embrangle 

(/(range  61 
embranglement 

discord  713 
embrasure 

«ofcA  257 

opening  260 
embrocation  662 
embroider 

vainegate  440 

/i€544 

ornament  847 
embroidery 

adjunct  39 

exaggeration  549 
embroil  dei'ange  61 

discord  713 
embroilment 

disorder  59 
embrown  433 
embryo 

beginning  66 

rat/««  153 
in  -  destined  152 

j/reparing  673 
embryonic 

««/e  193 

immature  674 
emendation  658 
emerald  green  ^5 

jewel  847 
emerge  295 
emergency 

circumstance  8 

€re«i  151 

dijlcvlty  704 
emeritus  ^agfe  500 

respected  928 
emersion  295 
emery 

sharpener  2B3 

-paper 

smooth  255 
emetic  remedy  C62 
emeute  74::^ 
emlcation  420 
emigrant 

stranger  57 

traveller  268 
emigrate 

remove  2»j6 

€gre««296 


eminence 

yi^igrA^  206 

/lam^  873 

church  dignitary 
996 
eminently  33 
emir  master  745 

«oW€  875 
emissary 

messenger  534 

consignee  758 
emission  297 
emit  ^'eci  297 

;7t/6/K«fA  531 

-  vapour  336 
Emmanuel  976 
emmet  193 
emollient  662 
emolument 

ocg^wmiio/i  775 

r«C(?ip/  810 

remuneration  973 
emotion  821 
empale 

transfix  260 

execute  972 
empanel  969 
emperor  745 
emphasis 

accent  580 
emphatic 

positive  assertion 
535 

important  642 
emphatically 

»j«/cA31 
empierce 

perforate  260 

in««ri  300 
empire 

domitiion  737 

domain  780 
empiric  548 
empirical 

experiment  463 

ft<«ay  675 
empiricism  463 
employ 

business  625 

M«c  677 

«€rpi^M(/6749 

commission  755 

in  one's  -  746 

-  one's  capital  in 
794 

-  oneself  680 

-  one's  time  in  625 
employe 

servant  746 

a(7en<  758 
employer  795 
empoison  659 
emporium  7t9 
empower 

jjotrer  157 

commission  755 

7)«r7n«7  760 
empress  745 
empressement 

activity  682 


emotion  821 

rfe*ir6  865 
emprise  676 
emption  795 
emptor  795 
caveat  -  769 
empty  clear  185 

vacant  187 

drain  297 

ignorant  791 

ztm^g  638 

cfe./?««n<  640 

useless  6^ 
beggarly  acccunt 
of  -  boxes 

poverty  804 

-  one's  glass  298 

-  purse  804 

-  sound  517 

-  stomach  865 

-  title  name  564 
undue  925 

-  words  546 
empty-handed  640 
empty-headed  491 
empurple  437 
empyrean  sky  318 

blissful  829 
empyreuma  41 
empyrosis  384 
emulate  imitate  19 

goodness  648 

7ival  708 

compete  720 

glor^  873 
emulsion  352 
emunctory  350 
en  -  bloc  50 

-  masse  50 

-  passant 
parenthetical  10 
transient  111 
Apropos  IM 

-  rapport  9 

-  regie  order  58 
conformity  82 

-route 

journey  266 

progress  282 
enable  157 
enact  drama  599 

ac«on  680 

conduct  692 

complete  729 

orcte^  741 

/a?^7  963 
enallage 

metaphor  521 

{substitute  147) 
enamel  coating  223 

2)ainting  556 

ornaynent  847 
enameller  559 
enamour  897 
encage  751 
encamp  ^oca/e  184 

aftorfe  189 
encaustic  painting 

556 
enceinte 


«;i<A  cAi/d  161 

region  181 

inclosvre  232 
enchafe  830 
enchain 

restrain  751 

Ow^  43) 
enchant  please  829 
enchanted 

pleased  827 
enchanting 

beautiful  845 

/Wfi  897 
enchantment 

sorcery  992 
enchase  43 
enchyridion  593 
encircle  227 
enclave  cfe«e  181 

boundary  233 
enclose  environ  227 

hem  in  229 
enclosure 

region  181 

envelope  232 

fence  752 
encomiast  985 
encomium  931 
encompass  227 

fed  with  difficnltiec 
704 
encore  again  lOi 

appi'obation  931 
encounter 

undergo  151 

cto«A276 

»w«!<292 

withstand  708 

co/i^i  720 

-  danger  665 

-  risk  621 
encourage 

animate  615 

a^rf707 

comfort  834 

A<?pe858 

embolden  861 
encroach 

transcursion  303 

c?o  wrong  923 

infringe  925 
encumber 

difficulty  704 

hindrance  706 
encyclical  531 
encyclopaedia 

knowledge  490 

iwoA:  593 
encyclopaedical 

general  78 

-  knowledge  490 
encysted  229 
end 

termination  67 

e/f<?c<  154 

o6i«;<  620 
at  an  - 142 
come  to  its  -  729 
one's  ioomey'a  - 
292 


END 


ENO 


ENL 


ENS 


on  -  212 
put  an  -  to 

destroy  162 

kill  361 

begin  at  the  wrong 
-6"J9 

-  one's  days  360 

-s  of  the  earth  196 

-  to  end  space  180 
touching  199 
length  200 

-  of  life  360 

-  in  smoke  732 
.-  of  one's  tether 

sophistry  477 

ignorant  491 

insufficient  610 

difficult  704 
endamage  6t9 
endanger  665 
endear  897 
endearment  902 
endeavour 

pursue  622 

attempt  675 
use  one's  best  -  688 

-  after  620 
endemic 

special  79 

interior  221 

disease  655 
endimanche 

adorned  847 

display  882 
endless 

multitudinous  102 

infinite  105 

perpetual  112 
endlong  2(X) 
endogenous  867 
endorse 

evidence  407 

flWA'e/?^  488 

compact  709 

-  a  bill  800 

approve  931 
endorsement 

m«rA;  550 
endosmose  302 
endow 

confer  power  157 
endowed  with 

])Os8es8ed  of  77? 
endowment 

intrinsic  5 

power  157 

ia/e«,i  698 

S'i/<  784 
endrogynous  83 
endue  157 
endure  lime  106 

last  lit) 

continue  141 

undergo  151 

/e«/  821 

submit  to  820 
unable  to  -  867 

-  for  ever  112 

-  pain  828 
endwise  212 


enemy  time  841 
foe  891 

the  common  -  978 
thing  devised  by 
the  -  546 

-  to  society  891 
energy  power  157 

strength  159 

physical  171 

7'esolution  604 

activity  682 
enervate 

'paralyze  158 

weaken  160 
enfant,  bon  -  906 

-  gate 

prosperity  734 
.«a/:if  ^y  869 
favourite  899 

-perdu 

hopeless  859 
reckless  863 

-  terrible 
artless  703 
o6>6-^  o//(?ar  860 

enfeeble  160 
enfeoffment  783 
Enfield  rifle  727 
enfilade 

lengthwise  200 

pierce  260 

?jass  through  302 
enfold  229 
enforce  z/rg'g  615 

advise  695 

compel  744 

require  924 
enfranchise 

/ree  748 

liberate  750 

permit  760 
enfranchised 

privileged  924 
engage 

bespeak  132 

induce  615 

undertake  670 

do  battle  li'ii 

commission  755 

jn-omise  7(58 

compact  769 

ni- 

affirmation  535 

-  the  attention  457 

-  with  720 
engaged 

marriage  903 

-  in  attention,  457 
engagement 

business  625 

^xt/^/e  720 
engaging 

pleasing  829 

amiable  897 
engender  161 
engine  633 
engine-driver  268 
engineer 

mechanician  b90 

rnUitary  726 


engigeerlng  633 
engird  227 
English 
nrt/ii;e  188 
broken  -  563 
king's  -  560 
murder  the  king's  - 

568 
plain  - 

intelligible  ^\%,  570 
interpi'eted  522 
s^2/^e  576 
engorge 
swallow  296 
gluttony  957 
engorgement 

^<x)  ?w«<cA  641 
engrave 
furrow  2." 9 
»ia?'A;  550 

-  in  the  memory  505 
engraver  559 
engraving  558 
engross  ^f^n^e  590 

possess  777 

-  the  thoughts 
thought  451 
attention  457 

engulph 

destroy  162 

plunge  310 

swallow  up  296 
enhance 

increase  35 

improve  658 
enharmonic  413 
enigma 

question  461 

secret  533 
enigmatic 

uncertain  475 

obscure  519 

{hidden  528) 
enigme,  mot  d'  -  522 
enjoin  advise  095 

command  741 

])rescribe  926 
enjoy 

physically  377 

2X)sses8  777 

morally  827 

-  health  654 

-  a  state  7 
enkindle  A^a^  384 

«a;a^e  824 
{induce  615) 
enlarge 
increase  35 
»M?e;;  194 
en  writing  573 
liberate  750 

-  the  mind  537 
enlarged  views  498 
enlighten 

illumine  420 

inform  B27 

/^rtcA  537 
enlightened 

knowledge  490 
enlist  engage  615 


tf'rtr  722 
commission  755 

-  under  the 
banners  of  707 

-  into  the  service  67^ 
enliven 

delight  829 

c/iee>  838 

«mM56  840 
enmity  889 
ennoble  873 
ennui  841 
enormity 

crme  947 
enormous  orea/  31 

ii(7  192 

-  liumber  102 
enough  ?/i?«7^  31 

no  yywre  /  142 
sufficient  639 
moderately  G51 
satiety  H(;9 
know  when  one  has 
had  -  '.)  3 

-  in  all  conscience 
641 

-  to  drive  one  mad 
830 

-  and  to  spare  639 
enrage 

provoke  830 

incense  90J 
enrage  865 
enrapture 

excite  824 

beatify  829 

love  897 
enraptured  827, 
enravish 

beatify  829 
enravished  827 
enravishment  824 
enrich 

improve  658 

wealth  803 
enrobe  225 
enroll  record  551 

-  troops  722 
commission  755 

ens  essence  1 
Ens  Entium  970 
ensample  22 
ensanguined  361 
ensconce 

conceal  528 

safety  664 
ensconced 

located  184 
ensemble  50 
enshrine 

circumscribe  229 

^•t;;?<^«  873 

sanctify  987 

-  m  the  memory 
505 

ensiform  253 
ensign 

standard  550 

officer  726 

master  745 

.74 


ENS 


ENT 


EPI 


EQTT 


-  of  authority  747 
enslave  749 
ensnare  545 
ensue  folloiD  63 

happen  151 
ensure  474 
entablature  210 
entail  cause  15  5 

tie  up  propiiTty 
781 
entangle 

interlink  43 

derange  61 

raije^  219 

entrap  545 

embroil  713 
entangled 

disorder  59 

-  by  diflaculties 

entend,  cela  s'-  613 
entente  c  rdiale 

alliance  714 

friendship  888 
enter  g-o  i«  294 

«o^e  551 

accounts  811 

-  into  the 
composition  of  56 

-into  details 
special  79 
describe  hM. 

-  into  an 
engagement  708 

-  into  the  feelings 
of  914 

-  into  the  ideas 
of  understand 
518 

concoixl  "^M 

-  in  converge  2^ 

-  the  lists 
attack  716 
contention  720 

-  the  mind  451 

-  a  profession  626 

-  into  the  spirit  of 
feeimi 

delight  827 

-  upon  66 

-  into  one's  views 
488 

enterprise 

pursuit  622 

tindertaking  676 
commercial  -794 
enterprising 

active  682 

courageous  861 
entertain 

bear  in  mi7id  457 

mppwt  707 

a;nw«€  840 

sociality  892 

-  doubts  485 

-  feeling  821 

-  an  idea  451 

-  an  opinion  484 
entertainment 

[see  entertain] 


r^ast  298 
entete 

wrong-headed  481 

obstinate  606 
enthral 

subjection  749 

restraint  751 
enthrone  873 
enthronement  755 
enthusiasm 

feeling  821 

Aope858 

lovemt 
enthusiast 

madman  504 

obstinate  606 

ac^ere  682 
enthusiastic 

imaginative  515 

sensitive  822 

excitable  825 

sanguine  858 
enthymeme  476 
entice  615 
en^'icing  829 
entire  ?(7ioZ6  50 

complete  52 

continuous  69 
-  horse  373 
entiiely 

7?JWC/i31 

entitle  wam^  564 

give  a  ?'ight  924 
entity  1 
entomb  inter  363 

imjyrison  751 
Entomology  368 
entourage 

situation  183 

su7T0undings  227 
entozoon  193 
dntrails  221 
en  trammel  751 
entrance 

beginning  66 

ingress  294 

enrapture  827,  829 

magic  992 
give  -  to  296 
entrancement  824 
entrap 

deceive  545 

{imperil  665) 
entre  nous  528 
entreat  765 
entree 

reception  296 

di5/i  298 
give  the  -  296 
have  the  -  294 
entremet  298 
entrepreneur  599 
entrepot 

store  636 

mart  799 
entre-sol  191 
entrust 

commission  755 

give  784 

crecf«805 


entry  beginning  66 

ingress  294 

record  551 
entwine  ^'Om  43 

intersect  219 

convolve  248 
enucleate  522 
enumerate  85 

-  among  76 
enunciate 

inform  527 

affirm  535 

rwc6  580 
envelop  225 
envelope 

coveHng  223 

inclosure  232 
envenom 

deprave  659 

exasperate  835 

Aa^e  898 

awg-erGOO 
envenomed 

6a(^649 

insalubrious  C57 

painful  m) 

mcdexokntW^ 

-  tongue  934 
en\iron  227 
environs  197 

in  such  and  such  - 

183 
envoy 

messenger  534 

consignee  758 
envy  921 
enwrap  225 
Eolian  harp  417 
Eolus  349 
eon  976 
epanchement 

manifest  525 

artless  703 

endearment  902 
epaulette 

6ac?g'«  550 

ornament  847 

decoration  877 
^perdu  8.'4 
epergne  191 
ephemeral 

transient  111 
ephemeris 

calendar  114 

record  551 

5ooX-593 
Ephesian  letters  993 
ephialtes 

physical  pain  378 

nindrance  706 

mental  pain  828 
epic 

descriptive  594 

jpetry  597 
epicedium  839 
epicene 

multiform  81 

exceptional  83 
Spicier  876 
epicure 


fastidious  868 

sybarite  954a 

glutton  957 
epicurean  954 
Epicurus,  system  of. 

954 
epicy-cle,  -cloid  247 
epidemic 

general  78 

disease  655 

insalubrity  657 
epidermis  2^ 
epigenesis  161 
epigram  w/Y  842 
epigrammatic 

concise  572 
epigrammatist  844 
epigraph  550 
epilepsy  315 
epilogue 

segj/e/  65 

drama  699 
epingles,  tire  a 

quatre  -  855 
Epiphany  998 
episcopal  995 
Episcopalian  984 
episcopate  995 
episode 

adjunct  39 

discontimiity  70 

inteTJacence22& 
episodic 

irrelative  10 

s^y/«  573 
epistle  592 
Epistles  985 
epitaph  363 
epithalaminm  90S 
epithem  662 
epithet  504 
epitome 

miniature  193 

short  201 

concise  572 

compendium  594 
epizootic  657 
epoch  ^fwe  106 

instant  113 

c?a/e  114 

present  tim£  118 
epode597 
epopoea  597 
epuiation  298 
epulotic  662 
epuration  652 
equable  922 
equal  even  27 

egmtable  922 

-  chance  156 

-  times  120 

-  to  iwwer  157 
equality  27 

identity  13 
equanimity  826 
equate  27 

compensate  30 
equations  85 
equator  middle  68 

ivorld  318 

73 


EQU 


ESC 


ESS 


ET 


•quatorial  68 
equerry  746 
equestrian  2(i8 
equibalanced  27 
equidistant  68 
equilibration  27 
equilibrium  27 
equine  carrier  2T1 

horse  366 
equinox 

spring  125 

autumn  126 
equip  dress  225 

2)repare  673 
equipage 

vehicle  272 

instruments  633 

display  882 
equipoise   &c.  27 
equitable  wise  498 

just  922 

rf?/e  924 

honourable  939 

-  interest  7  80 
equitation  266 
equity  rigid  922 

honour  939 
/aw;  963 
in  -  9'22 

-  draftsman  968 
equivalent 

identical  13 

equal  27 

compensation  30 

subslitute  147 

translation  522 
wquivocalness 

dubious  475 

Uouble  meaning  520 

impure  901 
e«juivocate 

sophistry  477 

palter  540 

lie5U 
equivocation  [*<>« 

equivocate] 
without  -  643 
Equivoque 

double  jneaning  520 

impure  961 
era  /em«  106 

rfa^e  114 
eradicate 

destroy  16J 

extract  301 
erase  destroy  \^)i 

obliterate  552 
Erastian  984 
erasure  552 
Erato  416 
ere  116 

-  long  132 
-now  116 

past  122 
Erebus  dark  tei 

hdl  982 
erect  build  161 

vertical  212 

rai«e  307 
With  head  -  878 


-  the  scaffolding  6T3 
erewhile  116,  122 
ergo  17G 

ergotism  480 
ergotize  485 
enometer  445 
ermine 

badge  of  authority 
747 

07-nament  847 
erode  659 
erotic 

amorous  897 

imjMre  961 
err  -  in  opinion  495 

-  morally  945 
errand 

message  532 

business  625 

commission  755 
errand-boy  534 
errant  279 
erratic 

changeable  149 

wandering  279 

capricious  608 
erratum  495 
erroneous  495 
QTvov  fallacy  495 

?;ice  945 

g-y/^//  947 
court  of  -  966 
writ  of  -  069 
erst  122 

erubescence  434 
erubuit  salva  res  est 

1)50 
eructate  297 
erudition 

knowledge  490 

learning  539 
eruption 

violence  173 

egress  295 

disease  655 
volcanic  -  872 
escalade 

mounting  305 

attack  716 
escalop  248 
escamotcr  545 
escapade 

absurdity  497 

freak  008 

pra/iA;  840 
escape 

flight  071 

liberate  750 

e?;ac;e  927 
means  of     664,  666 

-  the  lips 
disclosure  529 
speech  582 

-  the  memory  506 

-  notice  «fcc. 
invisible  447 
inattention  458 
/a^e;i<  526 

escarp 
fortification  717 


escarpment 

stratum  204 

Aetg-A/  206 
•oMj«e217 
escharotic 

caustic  171 

pungent  392 
escheat  974 
eschew  aw^c^  623 

dislike  867 
esclandre  828,  830 
escort 

accompany  88 

safeguard  664 

keeper  753 
esculent  298 
escutcheon  1:50 
esoteric 

private  79 

concealed  528 
Espagne,  chateau 
en  -fancy  515 

/<o^_c  858 
espalier  232 
especial  79 
especially 

//iore  33 
espial  441 
espieglerie 

cunning  702 

/w;i840 

wit  842 
espionnage 

looking  441 

inquiry  461 
esplan:.de 

Aow6-es  189 

^a<  213 

(yVa?M344) 
espouse 

c/ioose  609 

marriage  903 

-  a  cause  aid  707 
cooperate  709 

esprit 
shrewdness  498 
zi;a«  842 
bel  -  844 

-  de  corps 
bias  481 
cooperation  709 
sociality  893 

<  wariy  712) 
-fort 

thinker  500 

irreligious  989 
espy  441 
esquire 

?"a«A;  875 

^t/^e  877 
essay 

experiment  463 

dissertation  595 

endeavour  075 
essayist 

aM^Aor  593,  595 
esse  1 
essence 

nature  5 

«c<!»i  898 


(important  part 
64^) 
essential 

intrinsic  5 

^r^a<  31 

required  6.:0 

important  642 
essentially 

substantially  3 
establish 

56i;^;e  150 
rrm^e  161 
;?)/ace  184 
evidence  467 
demonstrate  478 

-  equilibrium  27 
established 

permanent  141 
/tafti^  013 

-  church  983a 
establishment 

/jar^y  712 

*Ao/>  799 
estafette  534 
estaminet  189 
estate 

condition  7 

property  780 
come  to  man's  - 

131 
esteem 

believe  484 

approve  931 
in  high  -  928 
estimable  648 
estimate 

measure  466 

adjudge  480 

information  52? 

-  too  highly  482 
estimation 

[see  esteem, 
estimate] 
estival  3b2 
esto  perpetua  ! 

perpetuity  112 

jjermanence  141 

rfeszre  865 
estop  ;06 
estrade  213 
estrange 

alienate  889 

hate  898 
estranged 

secluded  893 
estrapade 

a^acA  716 

punishment  972 
estreat  974 
estuary  343 
estuation  384 
esurient  865 
et  -  caetera 

add  37 

include  76  • 

plural  100 

-  hoc  genus  omne 
similar  17 
include  70 
multifoim  81 

7« 


ETA 


EVE 


EVE 


EX 


L'ta'age  882 
6tat  major  745 
etch  furi'ow  259 

engraving  558 
eternal  112 
-  home  981 
Eternal,  the  -  976 
eternity  1V2 
an-  110 
launch  into  -  360, 

361 
stber 

lightness  320 

rarifi/  322 

vajyour  3:^4 

ancestketic  376 
ethereal  4 
ethicism  984 
ethics  926 
Ethiop  Mack  431 
Ethiopian's  skin 

unchangeable  150 
Ethnology  373 
ethnic  984 
Ethology  926 
etiolate 

bleach  429 

whiten  430 
Etiology 

causes  155 

knowledge  490 
etiquette 

custom  613 

fashion  852 

ceremony  882 
dtoile,  ^  la  belle  - 

out  of  doors  220 

in  the  air  338 
^tourderie 

inattention  458 

unskilfulness  699 
Etymology  562 
etymon  origin  153 

verbal  562 
Eucharist  998 
Euchology  998 
euchre  840 
eudiometer 

air-  338 

salubritj/  656 
eugel  931 
eulogist  935 
eulogy  931 
Eumenides/wry  900 

evil-doers  913 

revenge  919 
euphemism 

style  577,  578 

flattery  933 
eui")hemi8t 

ma/i  ^^  ^as^e  85ft 

flatterer  935 
euphony 

melody  413 

elegant  Jtylc  578 
Euphrosvns  835 
euphuisni 

elegant  style  577 

afected  style  519 

d^ectation  855 


eureka  I 

answer  462 


Euripus  343 
eurythmy  242 
Euterpe  416 
euthanasia  360 
evacuate 

quit  293 

excrete  295 

fmi^  297 
evacuation  299 
evade  sophistry  477 

at'oirf  623 

no/  obsei-ve  773 

exempt  927 
evagation  279 
evanescent 

6'ma^^  32 

transient  111 

^i/^/e  193 

disapi^earing  449 
evangelical  983a, 

985 
Evangelists  985 
evanid  lOO 
evaporable  334 
evaporate 

unsubstantial  4 

transient  111 

vaporize  336 
evasion 

sophistry  477 

concealment  5-28 

falsehood  544 

untruth  546 

avoidance  623 

esca;;^  671 

canning  702 

non-observance  77  J 

dereliction  927 
eve  126 
on  the    of 

transient  111 

prior  116 

future  121 
evection  61 
even 

uniform  16 

^^wa^  27 

«/i/^  more  33 

;erer!13 

straight  246 

^(2<  251 

smooth  255 

although  469 

in  spite  of  70^ 

-  course  628 

-  now  118 

-  so 

/or  a/;  /:Aa/  30 
7ye.<f  488 

-  temper  826 
terms  922 
tenour 

uniform  16 
oraer  58 
continuity  58 
pursue  Lh_  -  tenour 
coTi^int^e  143 


I     at'oi<?  623 
I     business  625 
I   be -with 
retaliate  718 
7>ay807 
even-handed 
jws/  922 
honourable  939 
evening  126 
shades  of  -  422 
evensong  990 
event  151 
bout  720 
in  the  -  of 
circmnstance  8 
supposition  ^^4^ 
justified  by  the -937 
eventful  151 
remarkable  642 
stir^nng%S% 
eventide  "126 
eventual 

future  121 
eventuality  151 
eventually 
effect  154 
ever  112 

-  and  anon  186' 

-  chani^ing  149 

-  recurring  104 
ever  so  31 

-  little  32 

-  long  110 

-  many  103 
evergreen 

continuous  69 
lasting  110 
ahoays  112 
fresh  12:i 
everlasting  112 

-  life  152 

-  fire  982 
evermore  112 
eversion  218 
evert  140 
every  78 

-  hand  against  one 
891 

-  day 

conformity  82 
frequent  136 
habit  613 

-  description  81 

-  inch  50 
in  -  mouth 

assent  488 
neivs  532 
repute  87'3 

-  other  138 

in  -  quarter  180 
in  ■  respect  494 
on  -  side  227 
at  -  turn  186 

-  whit  52 
everybody  78 
everyone  78 

-  his  due  922 

-  in  his  turn  148 
everywhere 

space  180 


presence  188 
evict  297 
evidence  467 
ocular  -  446 
evidence,  en  -  446 
evident 

visible  446 

certain  474 

manifest  525 
evil  harm  619 

badness  640 

impious  988 
-day 

prepare  for  -  673 

adversity  735 

-  eye  vision  441 
malevolence  907 
disapprobation  932 
demon  980 

spell  993 

-  favoured  846 

-  fortune  735 

-  genius  980 

-  nour  i;35 

-  one  978 

-  plight  735 
through  -  report  &c. 

604a 

-  star  649 
evil-doer  913 
evil-doing  94» 
evil-minded 

malevolent  907 

vicious  945 
evil-speaking 

malediction  908 

censure  832 

detraction  934 
evince  shoiv  467 

jyrove  478 
-eviscerate 

e^ect  297 

extract  301 
eviscerated  4 
evoke  cause  153 

call  upon  765 

excite  824 
evolution 

numerical  85 

production  161 

motion  264 

extraction  301 

circuition  311 

turning  out  313 

training  673 

action  680 
military  -s  722 
evolve 

discover  480a 
evolved  from  154 

[and  see  evolutiou. 
evulgate  531 
evulsion  :W1 
evviva  1  931 
ewe  sheep  366 

female  374 
ewer  191 
ex 

animo  602 

-  officio  494 


EXA 


fiXC 


EXE 


E3LH 


-  parte  467 

-  pede  Herculem  82 

-  post  facto  122,  133 

-  tempore 
instant  113 
occasion  134 

sxacerbate 

increase  35 

exasperate  173 

aggravate  835 
exact  similar  17 

^/w  494 

*^y^  572 

require  741 

/aa;812 

insolence  885 

c/ai7;i  924,  928 

-  meaning  516 
~  memory  505 

-  observance  772 

-  truth  494 
exacting 

discontented  832 

grasping  865 
exaction  [see  exact] 

vndue  925 
exactly 

just  so  488 
•xaggeration 

increase  35 

expand  194 

overestimate  482 

magnify  549 

misrepresent  555 
exalt 

increase  35 

elevate  307 

6x<o;  931 

(6oas<  884) 

-  one's  horn  873 
exalte  504 

tete  -e503 
exalted  Aif/A  208 
re;;M^e  873 
rioWe  875 

magnanimous  912 
examination  [*€« 
examine] 
evidence  467 
undergo -401 
examine 
attend  to  457 
inquira  461 
example 
pattern  22 
instance  83 
bad  -  949 
good  -  948 
make  an  -  of  974 
Bet  a  good  -  944 
exanimate 
dead  360 
svjnne  683 
exarch  745 
exasperate 
exacerbate  173 
aggravate  8:i5 
enrage  9i;0 
excavate  252 
excecation  442 


exceed  surpass  33 
remain  40 
transgress  303 
intemperance  954 

exceedingly 
(greatly  31) 

excel  surpass  33 

-  in  ,9A;i//M;  698 
excellence 

goodness  648 

virtue  944 
excellence,  par 

642 
excellency 

/i/'/e  877 
excentric  220  [anrf 

5ee  eccentric] 
except  subduct  38 

exclude  55 

r^Jec/;  610 
exception 

unconformity  83 

gualincation  469 

disapproval  932 
take  - 

(7?«/^y  469 

re.'?e?i^  900 
exceptionable 

i^arf  649 

g'W^%  947 
exceptional 

extraneous  57 

nnconformable  83 
in  an  -  degree  31 
exceptions  901, 

901  a 
exceptis 

excipiendis  469 
excern  297 
excerpta  j)arts  51 

compendium  596 

selections  609 
excerption  609 
excess 

remainder  40 

redundance  641 

intemperance  954 
excessive 

O'y'eai  31 
exchange 

recijyrocity  12 

interchange  148 

transfer  783 

barter  794 

mar<  799 
bill  of  -  771 

-  blows  &c. 
retaliation  718 
irt/^fe  720 

Exchequer  802 
Baron  of  -  967 
Court  of  -  966 

-  bill  800 
excise  812 
exciseman  965 
excision  38 
excitability 

excitement  825 
irascibility  901 
excitation  824 


excite  energy  171 
violence  173 
-  morally  824 

-  attention  457 

-  desire  865 

-  hope  811 

-  an  impression 
375 

-  love  897 
excited  fancy  515 
excitement  824,  825 

anger  900 
exclaim  411 

-  against  932 
exclamation  580 
exclude 

leave  out  55 

reiect  610 

prohibit  761 

banish  893 
exclusion  55,  57 
exclusive 

simple  42 

omitting  55 

special  79 

irregular  83 

forbidding  761 
-of  38 

-  possession  777 

-  thought  457 
excogitate 

thought  451 

imagination  515 
excommunicate 

banish.  893 

curse  908 

n(!e  998 

{exclude  55) 
excoriate  226 
excrement 

excretion  299 

rfi/'^  653 
excrescence 

projection  250 

blemish  848 
excreta 

excretion  299 

rfer^  653 
excretion  297,  299 
excruciating 

physical  pain 
378 

mental  pain  830 
exculpate 

forgive  918 

vi?idicate  937 

acquit  970 
excursion  towr  260 

circuit  31 1 
excursionist  208 
excursive 

deviating  279 

-s^2/^e  573 
excuse  />/ea  617 

forgive  918 

exempt  927a 

vindicate  937 
execrable  i«(^  649 

offoisive  830 
execKite  Aai«  898 


<n/r.s'fi  908 
execution 

music  416 

action  680 

conduct  692 

signing  771 

observance  772 

punishment  972 
carry  into  - 

complete  729 
put  in  - 

under  taUng  676 
executioner  975 
executive 

conduct  692 

authority  737 

judicature  965 
executor  690 
to  one  and  his  -s 
&c.  property 
780 
exegetical  522 
exemplar  22 
exemplary  944 
exemplify 

^Mo^e  82 

illustrate  522 
exempt /ree  748 

dispensation 
S27a 

-  from  absent  187 
unpossessed  777a 

exemption 
exception  83 
qualification  469 
])ermission  760 
non-possession  777a 
non-liability  921a 

exequatur  755 

exequies  363 

exercise 
operation  170 
^eacA  537 
jIasA;  625 
w^e  677 
ac<;680 
ecrer^  686 
{prepare  673) 

-  authority  737 

-  discretion  600 

-  the  intellect 
451 

-  power  157 
exercitation 

[«<»e  exercise] 
exert  use  677 

-  authority  737 

-  oneself  686 
exertion 

■physical  171 

effort  686 
exfoliate  226 
exhalation 

ejection  297 

excretion  299 

vapour  336 

orfowr  398 
exhaust 

paralyze  158 

wa^/e  638 

78 


EXH 


complete  729 
drain  789 
squander  818 
exhausted 

inexistent  2 

exhaustive 

complete  52 

-  inquiry  461 

exhaustless 

infinite  105 

enough  a39 

exhibit  show  5:25 

display  882 
exhilarate  836 
exhort 
persuade  615 
a(/i'i,fe  (j95 
exhume 
/^fliY  times  122 

•  disinter  m.i 
exigeant  739 
exigency  ci-isis  8 

requireinent  630 
rfear^A  640 
difficulty  704 
ne^Gj  865 
exigent 
exacting  739 
discontented  832 
exiguous  193 
exile 
transport  185 
6a«js^  893 
punish  972 
(^;«6-^  297) 
voluntary -893 
exility  203 
existence  6,?m^  i 
^Az«.^  3 
-  in  time  118 

•  in  space  186 
come  into-  151 

exit 
departure  293 
eg'7W6'  295 
disappear  449 

give     to  ;.97 

f^O)(riv,  /car'    - 

supreme  3} 
imiwrtant  642 
exode  599 
exodus  293 
exogenous  36? 
exonerate 
disburden  705 
release  760 
forgive  918 
exempt  927a 
vindicate  937 
acquit  970 
exorable  914 
exorbitant 
enoi^mous  31 
redundant  641 
c?ear8l4 
exorcism  992,  993 
exorcist  994 
exordium  64 
exosmpse  302  i 


EXP 

exostosis  250 
exoteric  o/?m  525 

iP</d/ic  531 
exotic  ai?ie/i  li 

exceptional  83 

p^a;i<;  367 
expand 

increase  35 

.SM;e/({  194 

-  in  breadth  202 

ra;'e/V  322 

•  in  writing  573 
expanse  space  180 

*22:e  192 

expansion  194 
expatiate 

range  266 

•  in  writing  &c. 
573 

-  in  discourse  584 
expatriate 

deport  295 

6a?ii*A  893 
expect 

look  for  ward  to  507 
hope  ^8 
not  wonder  8n 
(future  121) 
reason  to  -  472 
expectance  871 
expectancy  780 
expectante, 
medecine  - 
wait  133 
remedy  668 
expectation  507 
beyond  -  508 
hold  out  an  -  768 
expected 

as  well  as  can  be  - 
654 
expectorate  297 
expedience  646 
expedient 
plan  636 
means  632 
useful  64Q 
expedite  carl//  132 
quickening  27  A 
hasten  681 
aid  707 
expedition  [see 
expedite] 
march  266 
activity  682 
war  722 
oxpel  push  284 
fject  297 
pu?iieft  972 
(displace  185) 
expend  waste  638 


EXP 

expensive  814 
experience 
meet  with  161 
knowledge  490 
undergo  821 
learn  by  -  950 
experienced  698 
-  eye  «fec,  700 
experiences 

narrative  594 
experiment 
ina^  463 
endeavour  675 
Experimental 
Phr 


J!>a2/809 
-  itself  683 

expenditure  809 

expense  ;>nce  812 
joke  at  one's  -  842 
spare  no  -  816 

expenseless  815 

expenses  809 


'hilosophy  316 
experimentum 
crucis  test  463 
proof  478 
expert  skilful  698 

V^'oficieni  700 
expiate  952 
expire  end  67 
run  its  course  109 
die  360 
expired  ;?a5^  122 
explain 
answer  462 
interpi-et  522 
{inform  527) 
{teach  537) 
-  away  523 
explainer  524 
expletive 
diffuse  573 
redundant  641 
explication  522 
explicit  clear  518 

;>o<;tf;ii;  626 
explode  hurst  173 
confute  479 
failure  732 
passion  825 
exploded  ;?aw^  122 
antiquated  VZA 
eiror  495 
Wozi'n  t/po/i  932 

[a;zc?«g6  explosion] 
exploit  ■" 

ac^wn  680 
courage  861 
exploitation  461 
explore 
investigate  461 
ezy)eriinent  463 
explorer  268 
explosion  [seg 
explode] 
revolution  146 
violence  173 
«OMn£?  406 
a/i^^-er  900 
explosive 

dangerous  665 
exponent 
numerical  84 
interpreter  524 
informant  527 
mrfeo;  550 
export  295 
expose 


EXP 

flte?iwc?«  226 
co/i/M/e  479 
disclose  529 
censure  932 

-  to  danger  665 

-  oneself 
disreputable  8?^ 

-  to  view 
Vi*i6/e  446 
manifest  526 

expose 
disclosure  529 
description  594 
exposed  to 
^^■«6/^  177 
exposition  [^^e 
expose] 

explanation  523 
expositor 
interpreter  524 
teacher  540 
expository 
explaining  522 
informing  527 
disserting  596 
expostulate 
dissuade  616 
ac?«;2A'e  695 
deprecate  766 
reprehend  932 
exposure  [«,?«  expose^ 
appearance  448 
-  to  weather  388 
expound 
I     interpret  522 

^eacA  537 
expounder  524 
expre-8 
/■op«(/  274 
sgweeee  o«^  301 
W6a;i  516 
declare  525 
infoj-m  527 
.intentional  620 
by  -  /'ias^g  684 

-  train  272 

-  by  words  566 
expressed,  welI-> 

5:8 

expression  f^^g 
express] 
musical-  416 
«5;>eci  448 
nomenclature 
564 
M'we  566 
mode  of  -  569 
new  fangled  - 

56;i 
expressive 
meaning  516 
sensibility  822 
exprobation 
censure  932 
accusation  938 
expropria'tion  78fe 
expugnable  665 
expugnation 
success  731 
{taking  789) 

79 


EXP 

expulsion  [see 
expel] 

expunge 
destroij  \Q'Z 
efface  5."v2 

expurgate  652 

expurgatorius, 
index  -701 

exquisite 
savoury  394 
excellent  648 
pleasurable  829 
fop.  854 

exquisitely 
very  81 

exsiccate  340 

exsudation  209 

exsufflation993 

exsuscitate 
stimulate  824 
{move  615) 

extant  1 

extasy  [see 
ecstasy] 

extemporaneous 
[see  extempore] 
transient  \l\ 

extempore 
instant  113 
early  132 
occasion  134 
off-hand  612 
unprepared  674 

extend 
expand  104 
prolong  200 
(increase  35) 

-  to  196 
extended  202 
extensibility  324 
extensile  324 
extension  [see 

extend] 
increase  35 
space  180 

-  of  time  110 
extensive 

great  31 
'Wide  180 

-  knowledge  490 
extenso, in  - 

whole  50 

diffuse  bTi 
extent 

degree  26 

i^p'ace  180 
extenuate 

deci'ease  30 

weaken  iCO 

excuse  937 
extenuated  203 
extenuating  cir- 

cumstaiices 

qualification  469 

excuse  937 
exteriority  220 
exterminate  162 
extermination  301 
exterminator  103 


EXT 

external  220 

-  evidence"  467 

-  senses  375 
extinct 

inexistent  2 

past  122 

destroyed  162 

darkness  421 
extincteur  385 
extinction  of  life 

300 
extinguish 

destroy  162 

blow  out  385 

darken  42  i 

extinguisher  165 

put  a  1  -  upon 

hinder  IQ^ 

defeat  731 
extirpate  301 
extispicious  511 
extol 

over-estimate 
482 

praise  931 
extort  extract  301 

compel,  744 

despoil  789 
extorted 

dissent  489 
extortion 

dearness  814 

7apacity8\9 
extortionate 

*ei;er«  739 

grasping  865 
extra 

additional  37 

supernumerary 
C41 
ab  -  220 
extract 

iaA6  OMi!  301 

quotation  590 
extraction  301 

paternity  166 

-  of  roots  85 
extractor  301 
extradition 

deportation  270 

expulsion  297 
extrajudicial  904 
extramundane 

317 
extramural  220 
extraneous 

extrinsic  6 

?io<  related  10 

foreign  57 
extraneousness  57 
extraordinary 

^rea^ 31 

exceptional  83 
extraregarding 

220 
extravagant 

inordinate  31 

©io/e/i^  173 

absurd  497 


EYE 

/oofisA  499 

fanciful  515 

exaggerated  549 

excessive  641 

high-priced  814 

prodigal  818 

vulgar  851 

ridiculous  853 
extravasation 

30  5 
extravaganza 

fancifiU  515 

'drama  599 
extravasate 

egress  295 

ejection  297 
extreme 

inordinate  31 

^?i(^67 

-  unction  998 
extremis,  in  - 

<^?/2«5i'  360 

difficulty  704 
extremity  en(^  67 

adversity  735 

tHbulaiion  828 
drive  matters  to 

an  -  004 
at  the  last  -  665 
extricate 

/rtAre  0M<  301 

tMivtr  672 

facilitate  705 

liberate  750 
extrinsicaiity  6 
extrinsic  evidence 

407 
extrusion 

«jec/  2;^7 

excrete  299 
exuberant 

•  *'<.y/e  673 

redundant  639 
exudation 

^gres^  295 

excretion  299 
exulcerate  659 
exult  rejoice  838 

/>oas^  884 
exultant 

hopeful  858 
exulting 

cheerful  836 
exunge  356 
exuviaj  6?ir^  653 

{remains  40) 
eye  ci/r/e  247 

opening  200 

440 
appear  to  one's  - 

440 
before  one's  -s 

/wn/  284 

t;isiW«  440 

manifest  525 
cast  the  -s  on 

««'e44l 
cast  the  -s  over 


EYn 

attend  to  457 
catch  the  -  457 
close  the  -s 

blind  442 

death  360 

s^ee;;  683 
dry  -8  823 
fix  the  -s  on  457 
have  an  -  to 

attention  457 

intention  620 

desire  865 
in  one's  - 

visible  446 

expect ard  507 
in  the  -s  of 

aj)pea?nnce  448 

6e/2</  484 
keep  an  -  upon 

459 
look  vi^ith  one's 

own  -s  459 
mind's-  515 
with  moistened  -s 

839 
oi)en  the  -s  to  480a 
with  open  -  s  870 
set  one's  -s  upon 

865 
shut  one's  -s  to 

inattention  4.58 

permit  700 
to  the  -s  448 
under  the  -s  of  186 
up  to  one's  -s  641 
have  one's  -s  about 
one  459 

-  askance  860 

-s  draw  straws  683 

in  the  -  of  the  law 
963 

-  of  the  master  693 

-  of  a  needle  .60 
-s  open 

attention  457 

care  459 

intention  620 
-s  opened 

disclosure  529 
-s  out  44i 
eyeglass  446 
eveless  442 
eyelet  200 
eye-sight  441 
eyesore 

ugly  846 

blemish  848 
eye-teeth 
have  cut  one's  - 

adolescence  131 

skill  098 

cunning  702 
eye-witness 

spectator  444 

evidence  467 
eyot  346 
eyre  966 
eyry  189 


80 


FAB 


FAD 


FAI 


FAL 


Fabian  policy 

delay  133 

inaction  681 

caution  864 
fable  fr?w495 

metaphor  521 

fiction  546 

desci-iption  594 
fabric  state  7 

e#€C^  154 

texture  329 
fabricate  ;?«aA:«  161 

invent  515 

falsi/}/  544 
fabrication  /ie  546 
fabula  narratur,  de 

te  -  retaliate  718 

condemn  971 
fabulist  594 
fabulous 

enormous  31 

imaginary  515 

It  n  true  546 

exaggerated  549 
faburden  413 
fa9ade  2^4 
face  exterior  220 

covering  223 

//-on/!  234 

a5pf  c<  448 

o/?/>Oc«e  708 

7'^s<  719 

6rare  861 

impudence  885 
change  the  -  of  146 
fly  in  the-  of 

disobey  742 
put  a  good  -  upon 

^Aawi  545 

calm  826 

cheerful  836 

Aop€858 

pride  878 

display  882 

vindicate  937 
in  the  -  of 

vresence  180 

op]X)site  708 
look  in  the  - 

5ee  441 

;?;-o?/(/  878 

make  -s 

distort  243 

iigly  846 

disiespect  939 

on  the  -  of 

manifest  525 

show- 

present  186 

rmWe  446 

not  show  - 

disreputable  874 

bashful  879 

to  one's  -  525 

wry  -  378 

'  about  279 

set  one's  -against708 

-  of  the  country  344 


on  the  -  of  the 
earth 

space  180 
world  318 

-  to  face  front  234 
contraposition  237 
manifest  525 

-  of  the  thing 
appearance  448 

facet  220 
facetiaj  842 
facetious  842 
facia  234 
facile  1 

tcilling  €02 

irresolute  605 

easy  V05 
facile  princeps  33 
facilis  descensus 
Averni 

sloping  217 

danger  665 
facilitate  705 
facility  skill  698 

easy  705 
facing  covering  223 
facinorous  945 
fa^on  de  parier 

figure  of  speech  521 

exaggeration  549 
fac-simile  copy  21 

representation  654 
fact  existence  1 

ei'ew^  151 

certainty  474 

^n<^/i  494 
faction  ;?ar^y  712 

/e?<d  713 
factious  713 
factitious  545,  546 
factor 

numerical  84 

director  %'^ 

consignee  758 

(merchant  79?) 
factory  691 
factotum 

agent  690 

manager  694 

employe  758 
facts  evidence  467 
summary  of  -  594 
facula  420 
faculties  450 
in  possession  of 

one's  -  502 
faculty 

poiuer  157 
.    profession  625 

skill  698 
facundity  582 
fad  bias  481 

caprice  608 
faddle  683 
fade  vanish  4 

transient  111 

become  old  124 

drooi?  160 

aww  di/n  422 

«we  cotowr  429 


(fi5« 


3ar449 


spoin^^ 

-  from  the  memory 
506 

fade  391 
fadge  23 
faeces  excretion  299 

foulness  653 
fsex  populi  876 
fag  labour  686 

fatigue  688 

dimdge  690 

-  end 

remainder  40 
end  67 

faggot  6wndfe  72 
/weZ  38S 

fagots  et  fagots  15, 465 

fail  droop  160 
shortcoming  ^M 
be  confuted  479 
720^  succeed  732 
not  observe  773 
not  pay  808 
dereliction  927 

failing  [s^e  fail] 
incomplete  53 
insufficient  640 
fice  945 
grj/i^^  947 

-  heart  837 

-  luck  735 

-  memory  506 

-  sight  443 

-  strength  16) 
failure  732 
fain  willi?ig  G02 

compulsive  744 

wish  865 
faineant  G83 
faint 

small  in  degree  Si 

imnotent  158 

weak  16U 

sound  405 

dimAtZ 

colour  429 

swoon  ^^ 

-  heart /€a7*  860 
coicardice  862 

damn  with  - 

praise  930,  932, 934 
faintness  405 
fair  in  degree  31 

pale  4-29 

white  430 

wise  498 

important  643 

g'ood  048 

moderate  651 

mar^  799 

beautiful  845 

^?<s<  922 

honourable  939 

-  chance  472 
-copy  copy 21 

wiiting  590 
-field 
occasion  134 

-  game  857 


by  -  means  or  foul  631 

-  name  873 

-  play  9-2x^,  923 

-  question  461 

-  sex  374 
in  a  -  way 

tending  170 
probable  472 
convalescent  668 
prosperous  734 
hopeful  858 

-  weather  734 

-  weather  sailor  7  1 

-  wind  7i  5 

-  words  894 
fairing  784 
fairly 

intrinsically  5 
get  on  -  736 
fair-spoken 

courtesy  894 

flatter-y  933 
fairy /anci/z// 515 

fay  979 

im»980 

-  tale  594 
fairy-land  516 
fait:  au- 

kno^vledge  490 
skilful  698 

-  accompli 
certain  474 
complete  1.9 

faith  belief  i^'i 

hope  858 

hono-dr  939 
(ze/y  987 

leclaration  of  -  98b 
i'-635 
keep  -  with 

observe  778 
plight  - 

pixnnise  768 

love  902 
true  - 

orth<\iox  983a 
want  &f- 

incredulity  487 

iireligicms  989 
faithful  Uee  faith] 

/2A;e  17 

co/>y  21 

exact  494 

obedient  743 

-  memory  505 
-to  772 

faittiless/afee  544 

dishonourable  940 

sceptical  889 
fakir  996 
falcate  pointed  244 

carved  245 
falchion  727 
falciform 

[.<ee  falcated] 
falcon  792 
falconet  727 
fall  autumn  126 

happen  151 

pe7ish  162 

81 


dec 


FAL 


FAL 


FAM 


FAN 


$lope  217 

regression  283 

descend  306 

die  360 

rail  732 

adversity  735 

vice  945 
let  - /ou>«r  308 

inform  5,'7 
water-  348 

-  asleep  683 

-  astern  rear  •-235 
regress  283 

-  away  195 

-  back  return  283 
?'ec<'C?6  287 
relapse  (iOl 

-  back  upon 
Vfie  G77 
defence  717 

have  to  -  back 
upon 
provision  63? 

-  a  cursins:  908 

-  of  the  curtain  67 

-  into  a  custom 
conform  to  82 

-  of  day  125 

-  dead  360 

-  into  decay  659 

-  down  990 

-  down  before  928 

-  upon  the  ear  418 

-  flat  on  the  ear  843 

-  at  one's  feet  725 

-  foul  of  blow  276 
hinder  706 
oppose  708 
disco7'd  713 
attack't\V> 
contention  720 
censure  932 

-  to  the  ground 
be  confuted  479 
fail  732 

-  into  a  habit  613 

-  from  one's  high 
estate 

adversity  735 
disrepute  874 

-  in  ordir  58 
continuity  69 
event  151 

-  into 

conversion  144 
river  348 

-  in  with  agree  23 
conform  82 
converge  2 
discover  48  la 
concord  714 
coment  762 

-on  one's  knees 
submit  725 
servile  886 
gratitude  916 
worship  99 ) 

-  of  the  leaf  126 

-  from  the  lips  582 

-  in  love  ;vitn  897 


-  to  one's  lot 
event  151 
chance  156 
receive  785 
(/</(;?/  926 

-  under  one's 
notice  457 

-  into  oblivion  506 

-  off  decrease  36 
deteriorate  659 

-  off  again  061 

-  out  happen  151 
quarrec'il'i 
enmity  889 

-  into  a  passion  900 

-  to  pieces 
disjunction  44 
destruction  162 
brittle  328 

-  a  prey  to 
defeated  732 
sribject  749 

-  in  price  815 

-  into  raptures  827 

-  short  inferior  34 
contract  195 
shortcoming  -304 

-  of  snow  383 

-  through /ai^  732 

-  to  eat  298 

take  in  hand  676 
do  battle  ^'Zl     ■ 

-  into  a  trap  547 

-  under 
inclusion  76 
subjection  749 

-  upon 
discover  480a 
unexpected  508 
devise  626 
rt^^acA;  716 

-  in  the  way  of  186 

-  to  work  inm 
fallacy  sophistry  477 

er7'or  495 
show  the  -  of  497 
fallen  angel 

bad  man  949 

Sal-an  978 
fallible 

uncertain  475 

sophistical  477 
falling  star  318 
fallow 

unproductive  109 

yellow  430 

unready  674 

inactive  681 
false  sophistry  477 

^r/7  or  495 

untrue  514,  546 

spurious  925 

dishonourable  940 

-  alarm  609 

-  colouring 
misinteipretalion 

523 
falselwod  544 

-  construction  523, 
544 


-  doctrine  984 

-  expectation  509 

-  hearted  940 

-  impression  495 

-  light  vision  443 

-  money  800 

-  ornament  851 

-  plea  untruth  546 
plea  617 

-  position  704 

-  pretences 
steal  791 

-  prophet 
disaptmnt  509 
pseudo-revelation 

980 

-  reasoning  477 

-  scent  eiror  495 
mislead  538 

-  shame  855 

-  statement  546 

-  step  732 

-  teaching  538 

-  witness 
deceiver  548 
detraction  934 

falsehood  544,  546 
falsetto  squeak  410 

want  of  voice  581 
falsify  eiror  495 

falsehood  544,  546 

-  accounts  811 

-  one's  hope  509 
falter  slow  275 

stamrner  683 

hesitate  605 

slip  732 

hopeless  859 

/^ar  860 
faltering  accents  605 
fame  news  532 

renown  873 
familiar 

known  490 

habitual  013 

sociable  892 

ajfa*;^  894 

-  spi?7<  979,  980 
on  -  terms  888 
familiarize 

teach  537 

/mii/:  613 
famille,  en  -  892 
family 

kin  11 

class  75 

ancestors  166 

posterity  16? 

?;a?'/?/  712 
in  the  bosom  of 
one's  -221 

happy  -  714 
-circle  892 

-  iars  713 

-  likeness  17 
-tie  11 

in  the  -  way  161 
famine  010 

-  price  814 
famine-stricken  640 


famish 

stingy  819 

fasting  956 
famished 

insufficient  640 

hungry  865 
famous  873 
famously 

much  31 
fan  blow  -Ad 

cool  385 

ref?'esh  689 

stimulate  834 
flirt  a  -  855 

-  the  embers  505 

-  the  flame 
violence  173 
heat  384 
aid  707 
excite  824 

-  into  a  flame 
anger  9^0 

fanatic 

madman  504 

imaginative  516 

religious  -  988 
fanatical 

misjudging  481 

insane  503 

emotional  821 

excitable  825 

heterodox  984 

over-righteous  988 
fanaticism 

jbstinacy  606 
fanciful 

imaginative  515 

capricious  008 

ridiculous  853 
fancy  ^/a?i^  451 

trfea  453 

fte/ic?;e  484 

suppose  514 

imagine  515 

caprice  608 

c/iOice  609 

pugilism  726 

?oii;  842 

(/<?,.<i7e  865 

/O^'e  897 
after  one's  ~  850 

indulge  one's  -  609 
take  a  -  to 

</67i(//i^  i/<  827 

desire  865 

take  one's  - 

;j/ease  829 

-  dog  366 
fandango  810 
fandi,  mol  I la  tem- 
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fane  1000 

fanfare  loudness  404 

celebration  883 
fanfaron  887 
fanfaronnade  884 
fangs  venoi'b  663 

rule  737 

retention  781 
fan-light  260 


FAN 


FAS 


FAT 


FAV 


fan-like  202 
fannel  G99 
fanon  999 
fantasia  415 
fantastic  odd  83 

imaginative  515 

capricious  608 

ridiculous  85^} 
fantasy 

imagination  515 

desire  865 
fantoccini 

repi'esentation  554 

drama  599 
faquir  996 
far  -  away  196 

-  be  it  from 
umviUinq  C03 
deprecation  766 

-  between 
disjunction  44 
few  103 

interval  198 

-  from  it 
unlike  18 
sJiortcoming  304 
wo  536 

-  from  the  truth  546 

-  and  near  180 

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-and  wide  31, 180,196 
farce 

absurdity  497 

untruth  546 

drama  599 

wit  842 

ridiculous  8:'3 
mere- 

unimportant  643 

?/sefe55  645 
farceur 

flc^o/-  599 

humorist  844 
fardel 

bundle  72 

hindrance  706 
fare  5iaf€  7 

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bill  of  - 

^i«i  86 
farewell 

de2)artV7'e  293 

relinguisht/ient  624 

/o.«js  770 

-  to  greatness  874 
far-famed  873 
far-fetched  10 
far-gone 

much  31 

insane  503 

spoiled  654 
farina  3.30 
farinaceous  330 
farm  till  371 

p}'operfi/  780 

7ent  788 
farmer  371 
afternoon  -  683 
farm-house  189 


farrago  59 
farrow 

produce  161 

litter  167 

multitude  102 
far-sighted  510 
farther  198 

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farthing 

quarter  97 

worthless  643 

coin  800 
-  candle  422 
farthingale  225 
fasces  747 
fascia 

band  205 

circle  247 
fasciculated  72 
fascinate 

influence  615 

excite  824 

2)lease  829 

astonish  870 

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coTijure  992 
fascinated 

pleased  827 
fascination  [.■^ce 

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injatuation  8-25 

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fascine  72 
fas  et  nefas.per  - 

2)erseverance  6  4a 

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fash  830 
fashion 

state  7 

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after  a  - 

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after  this  -  027 

follow  the  -  82 

be  in  the  -  488 

man  of  -  852 

set  the  - 

influence  175 

authority  737 

for  -'s  sake  852 
i&»t  joined  43 

deadfast  150 

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fashionable  85  J 

'intemperate  954 

wof  €«<  956 

worship  990 

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stick-  704 

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-  by  197 

-  d:iy  956 

-  friend  890 

-  and  loose 
sophistry  477 
falsehood  544 


irresolute  605 
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caprice  608 

-  man /op  854 
libertine  962 

fasten  jom  43 
hang  214 
restrain  751 

-  on  the  mind  451 

-  a  quarrel  upon  713 

-  upon  789 
fastening  45 
fast-handed  819 
fastidious 

censoiimis  932 
fastidiousness  868 
fasting 

worship  990 

penance  952 

abstinence  956 
fastness 

asylum  666 

defence  717 
fat  coi'pulent  192 

eorpansion  194 

unctuous  353 

oleaginous  356 
kill  the  -ted  calf 

celebration  883 

sociality  892 

-  in  the  fire 
disorder  59 
violence  173 

-  of  the  land 
2)leasure  377 
enough  639 
piospeHty  734 
intemperance  95 

Fata-  Morgana 
occasion  134 
ignis  fat  u  us  423 

-  obstant  GOl 
fatal  361 

-  disease  655 
fatalism  601 
fatality  601 
fate  e??rf  67 

necessity  601 
chance  621 
be  one's  -  156 
sure  as  -  474 
Fates  601 
father 
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Father,  God  the  -  976 
fatherland  189 
fatherless  158 
fatherly  906 
fathom 

length  200 
investigate  401 
solve  462 
m£asure  466 
discover  480 


'knowledge  490 
fathomless  208 
fatidical  511 
fatigation  688 
fatigue  688 

(weariness  9A\\ 
fatras  643 
fatten 

expand  194 

improve  658 

pros^^erous  734 

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feed  298 

fatuity  499 
fat-witted  499 
faubourg  227 
fauces  231 
faugh  1  867 
fault 

break  70 

error  495 

imperfection  651 

failure  732 

t;ece  945 

g-wirt  947 
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ignoi'ant  491 

nnskilful  699 
find  -  with  932 
faultless 

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innocent  946 
faulty 

imperfect  651 
faun  980 
fauna  366 
faut:  comrae  il- 

taste  8.:o 

fashion  852 
il  s'en  -  bien  489 
tant  s'en  -  5^36 
faute73i 

-  de  mieux 
substitution  147 
necessity  601 

fauteuil  215 
f  autor  b90 
faux  pas 
failure  732 
misconduct  947 
intrigue  901 
favour 
badge  550 
^ei/er  592 
aid  707 

indulgence  740 
pennit  760 
&i/n84 
partiality  923 
appearances  in  - 

of  472 
get  into  - 
friendship  888 
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in  -  repute  873 
approbation  931 
in  -  of 
a/;5!;row  931 


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under  -  of  760 
view  with  -  938 

-  with  784 
favourable 

occasion  134 
willing  603 
c/ood  648 
aid  707 

-  prospect  472 

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take  a  -  turn 

improve  658 

prosperity  734 
favourably 

zvell  618 
favourer  890 
favourite 

pleasing  829 

beloved  897,  899 
favouritism 

friendship  888 

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fawn 

cringe  88G 

,na(ter  933 
fawn-coloured  433 
fay  979 
fealty 

obedience  743 

duty  928 

respect  928 
fear  860 
fearful 

painful  830 

/M/iio?  862 
fearfully 

much  31 

wonderfully  870 
fearless 

/w;>e  858 

courage  861 
feasible 

possible  470 

easy  705 
feast  period  138 

repast  298 

pleasure  377 

re?;e^  840 

r?7e  998 

-  cue's  eyes  897 
feast  of  reason 

conversation  r)88 

-  and  flow  of  soul 
sociality  892 

feat  action  680 
courage  861 

-  of  arms  720 

-  of  strength  159 
feather  class  75 

tuft  256 

light  320 

^/•?^e  643 

ornament  847 

decoration  877 
in  full  - 

prepared  673 

prosperous  734 

ric/i  803 

hear  a  -  drop  403 
in  high  - 


health  654 
cheerful  J-84 
pleased  with  a  -  840 

-  in  one's  cap 
honour  873 
decoration  817 

-  one's  nest 
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prosperity  734 
?/;€a^<;/i  803 
economy  817 
^^/^s/i  943 

-  the  oar  698 

-  in  the  scale  643 
feather-bed  524 
feathered  tribes  366 
feathery  250 
featly  682 
feature 

character  5 

component  50 

/o;'m  240 

appearance  448 

lineament  550 
febrifuge  662 
febrile  825 
fecal  653 
fecit  556 
fecula  653 
feculence  653 
fecund  168 
fecundate  161 
federation  712 
fee  possessio?i  777 

jn-operty  780 

pay  809 

reward  973 
feeble  weak  IGO 

illogical  477 

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feeble-minded 

imbecile  499 

irresolute  605 
feebleness 

/N^/ye  575 
feed  m/;  298 

supply  637 

-  the  flame  707 
fee-faw-fum 

bugbear  860 
s;;g/;  993 
feel  sense  375 
touch  379 
emotion  821 

-  for  iry  463 
benevolence  903 
/)i/!y  914 

-  the  pulse  461 

-  the  want  of  865 

-  one's  way 
esiiay  675 
caution  804 

feeler  379 

inquiry  461 

experiment  463 
feeling  821 
feet  low  207 

walkers  266 
at  one's  - 

near  197 


subjection  749 

humility  879 
tail  at  one's  - 

subtnit  725 
fall  on  one's  - 

prosper  734 
lick  the  -  of 

servile  886 
light  upon  one's  - 

safe  C64 

spring  to  one's  -  317 
throw  oneself  at  the 
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entreat  765 
feign  544 
feigned  545 
feint  545 

felicitas,  c  uriosa  -  698 
felicitate  8  6 
felicitous 

agreeing  23 

-  stxjle  578 

skilful  618 

successful  731 

pleasant  829 
felicity 

happiness  827 
feline  cat  366 

stealthy  528 

cunning  702 
fell  destroy  lu2 

mountain  20G 

/ay  /^a<  213 

s^^?l  223 

tev/  tozf;  308 

dire  860 

malevolent  907 
fellah  876 
fellow  similar  17 

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companion  88 

c?'/«/  89 

WJf/M  3';  3 
fellow-creature  312 
fellow  companion  890 
fellow-countryman 

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fellow-feeling 

friendship  888 

love  897 

benevolence  906 

?n/y  914 
fellowship 

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friendship  888 
good  -  892 
fellow-student  54 1 
feio-de-se  3U1 
felon  949 
felonious  945 
felony  1'47 
felt  texture  219 
heart- 821 
felucca  273 
female  874 
feme  coverte  903 
feme  sole  904 
feminality 

weakness  160 

woman  374 


feminine  371 

femme  de  chambre  74J 

fen  345 

fence  enclose  239 

evade  544 

defence  717 

fight  720 

prison  752 

thief  792 

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fenceless  665 
fencible  726 
feneration  787 
fend  717 
fender  717 
Fenian 

malcontent  710 

rebel  74;> 
fenum  habet  in  cornu 

warning  668 

evil-doer  9i3 
feodal 780 
feodality 

government  737 

possession  777 
feoff  projierty  780 
1  coffee  jwssessor  779 

receiver  785 
feoffer  784 
fera?  nature  366 
ferine  907 
ferment 

disorder  59 

energy  171 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

lightness  320 

e^'ervesce  353 

emotion  821 

excitement  824,  825 

a/Af/^-r  900 
fermentation, 

acetous  -  397 
fern  3<)7 
ferocity 

violence  173 

brutality  807 
Ferrara 

sword  727 
ferret  out 

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discover  480a 
ferry  transfer  270 

«ja?/  627 
ferry-boat  273 
ferry-man  269 
fertile 

productive  168 

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ferule  975 

come  under  the  - 

932 
fervent  hot  382 
desirous  865 

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heartfelt  821 

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fervour  heat  382 

animation^-ll 

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festal  eating  298 

social  892 
fester  corrupt  653 

disease  655 
festina  lente  864 
festivity 

amusement  8^0 

sociality  892 
festoon  cMn;e  245 

ornament  847 
fetcti  firing'  270 

a?Tzv«  292 

evasion  545 

sell  for  812 

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fete  amusement  840 

qala  882 
fete  892 
fetich  991,  993 
fetichism  992 
fetid  401 
fetish 

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fetter  restrain  751 

shackle  752 
fettle  673 
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amusement  840 
celebration  883 

feud  discord  713 

'property  780 
feudal 

government  737 

tenure  780 
feudatory  749 
fever  heat  382 

disease  655 

excitement  825 
feverish  hurry  684 

animated  821 

excited  824 
few 
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taciturn  585 
compendium  596 

fewness  103 

fez  225 

fiancee  897 

fiasco  732 

fiat  741 

fib  falsehood  544,  546 

thump  720 
fibre  /in*  45 


filament 'Ha^ 
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irresolute  605 
fictile  240 
fiction 

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( /"ancy  515) 
work  of  -  594 
fictitious  546 
fiddle  ptey  416 

«?o/in  417 
fiddle-de-dee 

absurd  497 

unimportant  643 

contempt  930 
fiddlefaddle 

unmeaning  517 

^n;?e  643 

dawdle  683 
fiddler  416 
fiddlestick  417 
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fidelity 

veracity  543 

observance  77:i 

honour  939 
fidget  changes  149 

activity  eS2 

/i?/n'y  684 

excitability  825 
fidgety 

irresolvte  605 

/ear/w/ 860 

irascible  901 
fiduciary  484 
fidus  Achates 

auxiliary  711 

/^-ienc?  890 
fie  disreputable  874 

-  upon  it 
censure  932 

field  5cope  180 

reg-eo^  181 

jo/am  344 

agriculture  371 

business  625 

«rena  728 

property  780 
beasts  of  the  -  366 
take  the  -  722 

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tnquiiy  461 

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field-day 

contention  720 

amusement  840 

(//.y)lay  882 
fleld-glaag  445 
field-marshal  "^45 
fiel  -piece  727 
fiel  -preacher  9r6 
field-work  717 
fiend  ^-wj^'a/i  913 

demon  980 
fiend  like 

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fierce  violent  173 

passion  825 

daring  861 

angry  9^0 
fiery  violent  173 

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strong  feeling  821 

excitable  825 

a/i^^ry  900 

irascible  901 

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fifer  416 
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fifty  98 

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fight 

conteyition  7^0 
warfare  722 
show- 
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courage  861 

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the  good  fight  944 

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coward  862 

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pursue  622 
active  682 
exertion  686 

fighter  726 
fighting-cock 

combatant  726 

towage  861 
fighting-man  726 
figment  515 
figurante  599 
figurate  number  84 
figuration  240 
figurative 

metaphorical  6'i\ 

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number  84 

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jjy-ice  812 

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display  882 
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exaggeration  549 

figure-flinger  994 
figure-head 

sign  550 

rejiresentation  554 
figurine  554 
figuriste  559 
filaceous  205 
filament  205 
filamentous  256 
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filcher  762 
file  subduct  38 

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smooth  255 

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soldiers  726 

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file-fire  716 
filial  167 
filiation 

consanguinity  11 

attributitn  155 

posterity  167 
filibuster  792 
filibustering  791 
filiform  205 
filigree  219 
filings  3:30 
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occupy  186 

contents  190 

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fillet  band  45 

fil'tment  x05 
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ornament  847 

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fillip 

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propulsion  284 

stimulus  615 

excite  824 
filly  271 
film  layer  204 

opaque  426 

semitransparent  427 

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dim  sight  448 
ignorant  491 

filmy  texture  329 
filter  percolate  29d 

c^ea;i  652 
filth  653 
filtrate  652 
fimbriated  256 
fin  267 
final  ending  67 

completing  729 
court  of  -  appeal  474 

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finale  end  67 

completion  729 
finality  67,  729 
finally 

for  good  141 

on  the  whole  476 
finance 

money  800 

account  811 
minister  of  -  801 
financier  801 
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discover  ^^a 

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-  one's  way  731 

-  one's  way  into  29 1 
finding 

judgment  480 
fine  large  192 
thin  2)3 
rare  322 
twt  raining  840 
exact  v94 
good  648 
beautiful  845 


adorned  841 
proud  878 
mulct  974 
in  -  end  67 
after  all  476 

-  air  656 

-  arts  554 

-  feather 
strong  159 
healthy  654 

-frenzy  515 

-  gentleman 
fop  854 
proud  878 

-  grain  329 
-lady  854,  878 
one  -  morning  106 
some  -  morning  119 

-  powder  330 

-  talking 
overrate  482 
boast  884 

-  writing  577 

-  time  of  it  734 
-voice  580 

fine-draw  660 
fine-fingered  698 
fine-spoken 
courtesy  804 
flattery  933 
fine-spun  thin  203 

sophistrry  477 
fine-toned  413 
finem,  respicere  -  510 
finery 
ornament  847 
vulgarity  851 
finesse  tact  698 
artifice  702 
taste  850 
{deception  545) 
finger  touch  379 
hold  781 
lay  the  -  on 
point  out  457 
discover  480a 
lift  a  -  680 
not  lift  a  -  681 
point  the  -  at  457 
turn  round  one's 
little  -  737 
-'s  breadth  203 
at  one's  -s'  end 
near  197 
know  490 
remember  505 

-  on  the  lips 
aphony  581 
taciturnity  585 

-  in  the  pie 
cause  153 
interfere  228 
act  680 
active  682 
cooperate  709 

finger-post  550 
finger-stall  2.'3 
flngle-fangle  643 
finical 
trifling  643 


affected  855 

fastidious  868 
finikin  643 
finis  67 

-  coronat  opus  729 
finish  lend  67 

symmetry  242 

complete  729 
finished 

absolute  31 

perfect  G50 

skilled  698 
finishing 

-  stroke  361 

-  touch  729 
finite  32 
fiord  343 
fire  heat  382 

make  hot  384 

excite  824,  825 
catch  -  384 
hell  -  982 
on  -  382 
open  -  begin  66 
play  with  -  863 
take  - 

excitable  825 

angry  900 
between  two  -s  665 
under  - 

danger  665 

war  722 

-  at  716 

-  the  blood  824 

-  and  fury  903 

-  of  genius  498 

-  off  284 

-  and  sword  162 

-  up  excite  825 
anger  900 

-  a  volley  716 

go  through  -  and 
water 

resolution  604 

perseverance  604a 

courage  861 
fire-annihilator  385 
fire-arms  727 
fire-ball /we;  388 

arms  727 
fire-balloon  273 
fire-barrel  388 
fire-brand 

fuel  388 

instigator  615 

dangerous  man  66v 

incendiary  913 
fire-brigade  385 
fire-cross 

alarm  669 

warfare  72) 
fire-drake  423 
fire-eater 

lighter  726 

blusterer  887 
fire-eating 

rashness  863 

insolence  885 
fire-escape  671 
fire-fly  4.3 


fire-light  4:2 
firelock  727 
fireman  stoker  268 

extinguisher  385 
fire-place  386 
fire-proof  385 

safe  644 
fireside  180 
firewood  383 
firework 

fire  382 

luminary  4:23 

amusement  840 
fire-worship  991 
fire- worshipper  984 
firing  /we;  388 

explosion  406 
firkin  191 
firm 

junction  43 

stable  150 

hard  323 

resolute  604 

partnership  712 

merchant  797 

6mt?e  861 
stand  -  719 

-  belief  484 

-  hold  781 
firman 

decree  741 
vermifi^^ 
first  66 

-  blush 
morning  125 
vision  441 
ajypearance  448 
manifest  5:^5 

-  blow  716 

-  cause  973 

-  that  comes  609a 

-  fiddle 

importance  643 
proficient  700 
authority  737 

-  come  first 
served  609a 

-  and  foremost  66 

-  impression  66 

-  and  last  b7 
come  back  to  - 

love  607 

-  move  ()6 

-  opportunity  132 
at  -  sight  448 

-  stage  dQ 

-  stone 

lyreparation  673 
attack  716 

on  the  -  summons 

741 
of  the  -  water 
best  (J48 
repute  873 
first-born  124, 128 
first-fruits  154 
firstlings 
eldest  128 
effect  154 
first-rate 

86 


FIR 


FLA 


FLA 


FLA 


importanie^ 

excellent  648 

man-of-war  726 
lirth  343 
fi8c802 
fiscal  800 
fish  s])ort  361,  622 

animal  366 
other  -  to  fry 

ill-timed  185 

busy  682 
queer  -  857 

-  in  the  air  645 

-  for  compliments 
880 

-  for  seek  461 
experiment  463 
desire  8G5 

-  out  inquire  461 
discover  48^a 

-  in  troubled 
waters 

difficult  704 
discord  713 
-upraises  7 
find  480a 

-  out  of  water 
disagree  24 
•unconformable  83 
displaced  185 
bungler  701 

fisherman  361 
fishery  370 
fishing  kill  361 

pursue  622 
fishing-boat  273 
fishpond  2^001 343 

pisciculture  370 
fish-tail  267 
fishy  transaction  940 
fis  <  run  206 

.srpeerf  274 
fissile  32S 
fissure  break  44 

c/iz/iA;  198 
fist 

handwriting  590 

(yri/)  781 
snake  the  - 

defy  715 

threat  909 
fisticuffs  7^0 
fistula  260 
fit  state  7 

agreeing  23 

eg'^a/  27 

paroxysm  173 

agitation  315 

cajyrice  608 

expedient  646 

disease  655 

excitement  825 

ang'er  900 

rif/A^  922 

in -8  315 
think  -  600 

-  of  abstraction  458 

-  of  crying  839 


-  for  698 

-  out  dress  226 
prepare  673 

-  to  be  seen  845 
by  -8  and  starts 

irregular  59 

discontinuous  10 

agitated  315 

capHcious  608 

Aa^iJe  6&4 
fitful 

iiTegular  130 

changeable  149 

capricious  003 
fittings  63:3 
five  98 

division  by  -  99 
-act  play  599 
-and twenty  98 
fives  game  840 
fix  join  43 

arrange  60 

establish  IcO 

^toce  184 

immovable  265 

solidify  321 

resolve  604 

difficulty  704 

-  the  eyes  upon  441 
-the  foundations  G73 

-  the  memory  505 
-the  time  114 

-  the  thoughts  -,'57 

-  upon  discover  480a 
choose  609 

fixed  intHnsiG  5 
«toWe  150 
quiescent  265 
habitual  613 
u^ermanent  141> 
-idea  481 

-  opinion  484 

-  periods  138 
fixture 

appointment  741 

property  780 
fizgig  423 
fizz  409 

flabelliform  194 
flabbergast 

astonish  870 
flabbergasted 

humbled  879 
flabby  324 
flaccid  weaA;  160 

soft  324 

empty  640 
flag  wea^•  160 

^a<  ^^o?ie  2' 4 

floor 'Zn 

smoothness  255 

^fow  275 

sign  550 

wa^/^  627 

infirm  655 

inac<ii;e683 

«r€C?  688 

weary  841 

lower  one's  -  725 

red  -  alarm  669 


yellow  - 
warning  668 
aZa?'m  669 

-  ship  726 

-  of  truce  723 
flag-bearer  534 
flagellation 

penance  952 

asceticism  955 

flogging  972 

rite  998 
flagelliform  205 
flageolet  417 
flagitious  945 
flagon  191 
flagrant 

great  31 

manifest  525 

notorious  531 

atrocious  945 
flagrante 

-  bello  722 

-  delicto 

sure  enough  474 
ac«680 
grwz;^  947 
flagration  384 
flagstaff  <a;^  205 

signal  550 
flail  27(5 
flake  204 
snow  -  383 
flam  544 
flambe  732 
flambeau  423 
flame  ^re  382 
light  420 
luminai'y  4x3 
passion  824,  825 
love  897 
catch  the  - 
emotion  821 
consign  to  the  -s 

384 
add  fuel  to  the  -  173 
in  -s  382 

-  up  825 
-coloured 

red  434 

orange  439 
flamen  996 
flaming  violent  173 

feeling  821 

excitedS24 

ostentatious  882 

boasting  884 
flaneur  935 
flange  support  215 

rim  231 

projection  250 
flank  side  23j 

protect  664 
flannel  384 
flap  adjunct  39 

ftanging  214 

w(w«  to  and  fro 
315 

-  the  memory  505 
flapping  /oo^e  47 
flare  violent  173 


g'/ar^  420 
-up 

excited  824, 825 

angry  900 
flaring  co/owr  428 
flash  zn«^a«<  113 

violent  173 

jjr-«  382 

/i{7/<<  420 
eyes  -  fire  901 

-  across  the  mem 
ory  505 

-  on  the  mind 
thought  451 
disclose  529 
impulse  612 

-  note  800 

-  in  the  pan 
uiisubstantial  t 
impotent  158 
unproductive  169 
failure  732 

-  tongue  563 

-  up  excited  824 

-  upon      * 
unexpected  508 

-  of  wit  842 
flashing 

osteniatious  882 


gaudy  colour  A^ 

-  style  577 

ornament  847 
flask  191 
flat  inert  172 

story  191 

tow;  2  :;7 

horizontaZ'iilZ 

vapid  391 

/o?^;  to«i?  408 

musical  note  41.' 

positive  535 

rfw/>«  547 

back-scene  599 

«^oa^  667 

bungler  701 

insensible  823 

dejected  837 

weary  841 

cfM;(?843 

simple  849 
fall  -  732 

-  contradiction  5 

-  refusal  764 
flatness  251 
flatter  deceive  545 

cunning  702 
please  829 
encourage  858 
approbation  931 
adulation  933 

-  oneself 
probable  472 
//ope  858 

-  the  palate  394 
flatterer  935 
flattering  -  tale 

/^/)e858 

-  unction  to  one's 
soul 

87 


FLA 


FLI 


FLO 


FLO 


content  831 

-min  880 

flattery  933 
flattery 

falsehood  544 

adulation  933 
flatulent 

gaseous  834 

air  338 

wind  349 

-  ^ity^e  573,  575 
flatus  gas  334 

7fiw^  349 
flaunt 

flourish  873 

display  SSZ 
flaunting 

gaudy  428 
flautist  416 
Flavian 

amphitheatre  728 
flavour  390 
flavous  436 
flaw  break  70 

crack  198 

error  495 

imperfection  651 

blemish  843 

/az<(?<  947 

-  in  an  argument  477 
flay  divest  226 

jmnish  97^ 
fLea  jumper  309 
rfiri!  653 

-  in  one's  ear 
/•e;?e^  289 
<;«c^  297 
re/use  704 
disrepute  874 
abashed  879 
discourteous  895 
contempt  930 

flea-bite  (343 
flea-bitten  440 
flecked  440 
flection  279 
fled  escaped  671 
fledge  673 
flee  at'oic^  623 
fleece  tegument  223 

«^rip  789 

ro5  791 

impoverish  804 

surcharge  814 
fleer  ridicule  856 

in«i/^^  929 
fleet  «/ti;?s  273 

«?t;i/"<  274 

naiJy  726 
Fleet  prison  752 
fleeting  1 1 1 
flesh  bulk  192 

animal  364 

mankind  372 

carnal  961 
gain  -  194 
Ills  that  -  is  heir 
to  m;  619 

disease  655 
In  the -359 


one  -  903 

way  of  all  -  360 

weakness  of  the  - 

-  and  blood 

substance  3 

materiality  316 

animality  364 

affections  820 
make  the -creep 

^ai/i  83) 

fear  860 
flesh-colour  434 
flesh-pots  298 
fleur-de-lis  847 
fleuron  847 
flexible 

pliant  324 

easy  735 
flexion 

curvature  245 

/oW  2.j8 

deviation  279 
flexuous  248 
flexure  cui^ve  245 

/o/c^  2; 
flibbertigibbet  980 
flicker 

changing  149 

waver  3i4 

/«/«^€/'  315 

^j(7Ai;  420 

dhn  422 
fli     ering 

egular  139 
flie  /Ae  ^r^  599 
fli  \it  flock  102 

volitation  237 

swiftness  274 

departure  29  J 

avoidance  623 

escape  671 
put  to  - 

])ropel  284 

re^    717 

vanquish  731 

-  of  fancy  515 

-  of  stairs 
asc^y^i  305 
^^a?/  627 

-  of  time  109 
flighty  marf  503 

fanciful  515 
flim-flam  lie  544 

caprice  608 
flimsy  ^^;ea^'  160 

ra/ity  322 

«o/l{  324 

sophistical  477 

^re/iwg'  643 
ilmch  swerve  607 

ot'Oid  623 

/^a/-  860 

cowardice  862 
fling  propel  284 

iif/  840 

Jeer  929 
have  one's  - 

active  682 

^axiCy  738 


freedom  748 
amtisement  840 

-  aside  782 
have  a  -  at 

attack  716 
resent  900 
disrespect  929 
censure  932 

-  away  reject  010 
wa^^e  638 
relinquish  782 

-  down  308 

-  to  the  winds 
destroy  162 
7?^^  observe  773 

flint  ^arc?  323 
flint-hearted  90T 
flip  beverage  298 
flippant  ^we«^  584 

per^  885 
flipper  paddle  267 
flirt  propel  284 

>oiJe  897 

endearment  902 
-a  fan 

«^(?c<a<^on855 
flit"  <?to2)ife  109 

changeable  149 

Twowe  264 

<ra«e^  266 

stvift  274 

(?ei?ar<  293 

7■w;^  aivay  623 
flitter 

small  part  32 

changeable  149 

/««er  315 
flitting 

evanescent  111 
float  navigate  207 

6oa^  273 

6t/oy  «p  305 

lightness  3.0 
before  the  -s 

o/i  !!/ie  s<!a(7e  599 

-  on  the  air  405 
-before  the  eyes 446 

-  in  the  mind 
thought  4.")1 
imagination  515 

floating  [see  float] 
rumoured  532 

-  battery  726 

-  capital  805 

-  debt  806 
flocculent 

ivoolly  256 
soft  324 

pulverulent  330 
flock 
assemblage  72 
multitude  102 
toi<2/  997 
-8  and  herds  306 

-  together  72 
floe  ice  383 
flog  972 
flood  much  31 

cjvwd  72 
nwr  348 


abundance  639 
redundance  641 
prosperity  734 
stem  the  -  708 

-  of  light  420 

-  of  tears  839 
flood-gate 

limit  333 

egress  295 

conduit  350 
open  the  -s 

eyec/;  297 

permit  760 
flood-mark  466 
flood-tide 

increase  35 

complete  52 

/^eig'/i;;  206 

advance  288 

zijaifer  337 
floor  /e«?6^  204 

6as(j  211 

horizontal  213 

support  216 

overthrow  731 
ground  -  191 
flop  315 
Flora  369 
floral  367 
floriculture  371 
florid  coUmt  438 

red  434 

-  ."^^y/e  577 

health  654 
florist  371 
floss  256 
flotilla  ships  273 

navy  726 
flotsam  and  jetsam  73 
flounce 

trimming  231 

JMm;?  309 

agitation  315 

(moi)(?  quicUy  274) 
flounder 

change  149 

toss  315 

uncertain  475 

6?<nfir/e  699 

difficulty  704 

/ai/  732 

(blunder  4.95) 
flour  330 
flourish 

brandish  314,  315 

exaggerate  549 

language  577 

speech  582 

healthy  654 

prosperous  734 

ornament  847 

re/?'y<;e  873 

display  882 

6oaA><  884 

{succeed  731) 

-  of  trumpets 
foMt/  401 
publish  531 
ostentation  882 
ceUbrale  883 

88 


FLO 


FLY 


FOG 


FON 


boast  S84 
flout 

disrespect  929 

contempt  930 

{ndicule  856) 
flow  course  109 

hang  214 

motion  264 

stream  348 

mxirmur  405 

abundance  639 
-from 

?■(?«;//<  154 

-  of  ideas  451 

-  in  294 

-  into  river  348 
-out  295 

-  over  641 

-  of  soul 
conve)'sation  588 
affections  820 
cheerful  mi 
social  892 

-  with  the  tide  705 

-  of  time  109 

-  of  words  582,  584 
Qower  p?'oduce  161 

vegetable  367 
prosper  734 
beauty  845 
ornarnent  847 
re;;?/(;e  873 

-  of  age  131 

-  of  flock  648 

-  of  life  127 

-  painting  556,  559 
flowering  plant  367 
flowers 

anthology  596 

-  of  rhetoric  577 
flowing 

\see  flow] 

-  periods  578 
fluctuate 

chanqe  149 

osciltate  314 

i7Tesolute  605 
fine  opening  260 

air-pijye  351 

down  320 

dust  653 
fluent 

differential  84 

fluid  ?SQ 

stream  348 

-  language  578 

speech  584 
fluid  .'iSa 

-  in  motion  347 
fluidity  333 
fluke  hook  244 

chance  621 
flummery 

unmeaning  517 

^rt^^e?!/  933 
flunkey 

servant  746 

servile  886 
flunkeyism  933 
flurry  Aw/tv  684 


agitation  821 
excitability  825 
flush /ai5  251 
/(Xw/348 
Am<382 
^i^A/;  420 
wtowr428 
rec?  434 
abundant  639 
zfjo*^^  652 
/ieo/^A  654 
feelingS'il 
passion  8-5 
rejoicing  838 
e/z  liquor  959 

-  of  cash  803 
flushed 

[seg  flush] 
e.rc4^(«cf  824 
cheerful  836 
hopeful  mS 
proud  878 
■?;am  880 

-  with  rage  900 

-  with  success  731 

-  with  victory  884 
fluster 

distract  458 

m,ove  821 

excite  824,  825 
flustered  ti2)sy  959 
flute 

furrow  259 

music  417 
flutter 

variable  149 

agitation  315 

AMrry684 

emotion  821 

«cdi€825 

/mr860 
fluvial  348 
flux 

conversion,  144 

motion  264 

liquefaction  335 

j«oi^348 

-  and  reflux  314 

-  of  time  109 
flux  de  bouche  584 
fluxion  84 
fluxions  85 

fly  tim^  109 
transient  111 
ftt/T"*^  173 
minute  193 
wi/iQ'«^267 
re/iJ6-fe  272 
««;?/<  274 
depart  293 
6r«a*  3'-38 
^ose  colour  4^9 
is/iw/i  623 

-  to  arms  722 

-  at  716 

-  back  277 

-  in  the  face  of 
(^]X)se  708 
resist  719 
disobey  748 


insolence  885 

foible  945 

-  in  the  face  of 

foil  contrast  14 

facts 

lamina  204 

misjudge  481 

ifl#e  706 

obstinate  606 

weapon  727 

-  from  623 

</e/ea<  731  ^ 

-  kites 

foiled  7;32 

borrow  788 

foin  276 

credit  805                 v 

foist  ship  !?73 

not  pay  ms 
-  off  291 

-in  228 

-  upon  545 

-  open  260 

folatre  836 

■ont  violent  173 

fold  bisect  91 

excitable  825 

iaclosure  23? 

an(??'y  9  0 

plait  258 

fly-blown  653 

pi-ison  752 

fly-boat  .273 

congregation  997 

flying  [.?e^  fly! 
-  colours 

-  one's  arms  681 

-  in  one's  arms  9^ 

success  731 

-up  225 

display  882 

foliaceous  2C4 

celebrate  88^ 

foliage  367 

-  column  726 

foliated  204 

-fish  83 

folio  593 

-  rumour  532 

folk  372 

flyleaf 

folk-lore  979 

interjacent  228 

follicle  cyst  191 

600^593 

holhnv  252 

fly-wheel  312 

foMicular  260 

foal  yow/igr  129 

f-iliow 

horse  271 

■in  order  G^ 

foam  tJzo^en^  173 

conform  to  82 

6oi;315 

-  iK  time  117 

spray  353 

-  in  motion  281 

excitement  8C4,  825 

understand  518 

-  with  rage  900 

jmrme  622 

fob  191 

obey  74:3 

-off  545 

-  advice  695 

focal  222 

-  the  dictates  oi  61* 

fods,  pro  aris  et  -  717 

-  the  example  cf  19 

focus  74 

-from 

centre  222 

result  from  154 

furnace  2&^ 

be  prcrved  by  478 

bring  into  a  - 

-  implicitly  486 

collect  72 

-the  lead  of 

convergence  290 

cooperate  709 

in  -  visible  4-16 

-  suit  imitate  19 

out  of  -  dim  447 

-  the  trail  461 

fodder  food  298 

-up 

(jrrovidon  637) 

continue  143 

foe  891 

persevere  604a 
follower  [see  follow] 

foederis,  casus  -  770 

f  oenum  habet  in 

learn  541 

comu 

servant  746 

warning  668 

toz;^897 

evil-doer  QVS 

folly 

fcBtor  401 

building  489 

foetus  129 

irrationality  499 

fog  mist  353 

act  of  - 

uncertainty  475 

mismanagement 

Ina- 

699 

Mc?rfen  528 

foment 

London  - 

stimulate  173 

yellow  436 

warm  384 

fogey/oo^SOO 
laughing-stock  857 

promote  707 
e^dfc  824 

foggy 

re/i«;6  834 

opaque  420 

fond  897 

fog-signal  668,  669 
fob  I  867 

-  hope  858 

fondle  902 

FON 


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FOR 


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fondling 

favourite  899 

endearment  902 
fondness 

desire  865 
fondre  en  larmes  839 
fous  et  origo  153 
font  origin,  153 

tyne  591 

rite  998 

altar  1000 
food  eatables  298 

{materials  635) 

Q)iwMon  637) 
preparation  of  -673 

-  for  the  mind  454 

-  for  powder  726 
fool  5)1 

deceive  545 

ridicule  856 

disrespect  929 
make  a  -  of  oneself 

bungle  699 

ridiculous  853 
motley  -  844 
play  the  - 
folly  499 

amusement  840 
-'8  errand 

deceived  545 

unskilful  699 
-'8  mate  732 
-'8  paradise 

'unsubstantial  4 

misjudgment  481 

disappoint  509 

^J9e858 

7-ac«7i  363 

-  to  the  top  of 
one's  bent 

excite  824 
anger  900 
^a«er  9;« 

-  away  money  818 

-  away  lime  683 
foolhardy  863 
fooling 

hujnour  842 
foolish  499 
act  -ly  699 
look  - 

dis?'epute  874 

shame  879 
foolscap 

sign  550 

paper  590 
foot 

length  200 

«ia/ic/  211 

tnetre  579 
at  the  -  of  207 
keep  on  - 

continue  143 

support  215 

provide  637 

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not  stir  a  -  681 
on  -  existing  1 

during  100 

ev«7U  151 


in  action  170 
journey  266 
topic  454 
business  625 
preparing  673 
«ci!it?^  682 
put  one's  -  down 
resolved  604 
put  one's  -  in 
undertake  676 
ftwwg'^e  699 
set  -  on  land  342 
trampleunder-930 
-  by  foot  51 
one  -  in  the 
grave  age  128 
death  300 
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dance  309 
at  -'s  pace  273 
foot-ball 
subjection  749 
{/a/?«e  840 
lootboy  746 
footfall 
motion  264 
indication  550 
stumble  732 
footing 
circumstances^ 
rank  71 
influence  1 75 
situation  ^83 
foundation  x .  1 
support  215 
payment  809 
friendly  -  888 
geta- 
locatiofi  184 
be  on  a  - 
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pay  one's  -  807 
fo(  'lights 
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footman  746 
footmark  551 
footpad  792 
foot  passenger  268 
footpath  627 
footprint  551 
foot-soldier  726 
footsore  088 
footstep 

trace  551 
footstool  215 
fop  854 


display  882 
foppish 

affected  855 
for  cause  155 

tendency  176 

reason  t76 

7n.v,  ;ii;e  615 

intention  620 

preparation  673 
have  - 

p/'ice  812 
-  all  that 

notwithstanding  30 


guallfication  469 

-  all  the  world 
like  17 

-  aught  one 
knows  156 

-  better  for  worse  78 

-  ever  112 

-  example  82 

-  form's  sake  82 
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complete  52 
diidurnity  110 
permanence  141 

-  the  most  part 
gi'eat  31 
general  78 
special  79 

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-  nothing  815 

-  a  season  106 

-  a  time  111 

-  the  time  being  106 
forage 

food  298 

pwvision  637 

steal  791 
forage-cap  225 
to.amen  260 
fo.aminous  260 
f    asm        as 

relating  to  9 

"ause  155 

reason  476 

motive  &.^ 
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robbery  791 
forbear 

avoid  623 

spare  678 

lenity  740 

sufferance  ^Q 

pity  9 14 

abstain  953 
forbid  701 
God- 

dissent  48') 

deprecation  766 

censure  932 

prayer  'sgo 
forbidden  fruit 

seduction  015 

prohibition  761 
forbidding 

y/f//y  840 
force 

2>o«;er  157 

strength  159 

agency  170 

ene7'gy  171 

violence  173 

-of  style  514 

urge  b  15 

compulsion  744 
armed  -  726 
brute  -  964 
put  in  -  924 

-  of  argument  476 

-  of  arins  744 

-  down  the  throat 
^et'e?'e  739 


compel  744 

-  majeure  744 

-  one's  way 
p7vgression  282 
I  assage  302 

forced  irrelative  \Z 
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-  march  744 
forceps 

extraction  301 

gnp  781 
forces  726 
forcible  {see  force] 
ford 

passage  302 

way  627 
fore  234 
fore  and  aft 

complete  52 

lengthwise  200 

-  schooner  273 
fore-part  234 
forearm  673 
forebode  511 
forecast 

foresight  510 

])rediction  511 

plan  626 

(prepare  673) 
foreclose  706 
foredoom  601 
forefathers 

ancestor's  160 

(«>c  er-an.  130) 
foref  na 

prohibit  761 

{hinder  706) 

(''ware?  717) 
forefinger  "79 
fv^rego 

r  YJwg-wM  624 

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foregoing 

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prede  ervnlned  Qll 

f  orcOTound  2:34 

manifest  525 
fo    head  224 
fo.  .gr 

altera  10 

extraneous  57 

-  ac-en*  580 

-  parts  196 
fi  rcigner  57 
forejudge 

prejudge  481 

foresight  510 
foreknow  510 
foreland 

/it.  7^^206 

projection  250 
forelay  545 
forelock 

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take  time  by  tbe  - 

occasion  134 
foreman  694 
foremost 

t>iip€rior  33 

beginning  G^ 

front  234 

in  advance 'iSi'i 

imiwrtant  Gi.i 

reputed  873 
forenoon  l:i5 
forensic  968 
foreordain 

'lestine  152 
foreordination 

necessity  001 
forerun 

prior  116 

go  before  280 
forerunner  64 

{omen  512) 
foresee 

expect^jff: 

foreknow  510 
foreseen  871 
foreshadow  511 
foresiiorten  201 
foreshow  5H 
foresight  510 

caution  864 
forest  367 
forestall 

prioi'  116 

early  132 

pos    sionTTJ 

(expect  'Ml) 

(j)repare  673) 
foretaste  510 
foretell 
forethought  '>10 

vigilance  459 
foretoken  511 
forewarn 

predict  11 

warn  66o 
foTfeii  fail  773 

lose  776 

penalty  974 

-  me's  ?ood 
opinion  9:32 

forfeiture 
disfranchisement 
925 

forfend 
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rf</mrf  717 

forgather  72 

foT^e  produce  161 
/Mr?ia<:g36S 
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workshop  691 

-  fetters  751 
forged 

/a/^^«  546 
forger 

maker  690 

.^■;?V792 
forgery 

deception  545 


forget  508 
hand  -  cunning  699 

-  benefits  917 

-  injury  918 

-  oneself  945 
forgive  918 
forgo  [seetgol 
forgotten 

2)ast  122 
ingratitude  917 

-  by  the  world  893 
fork  b/fd  91 

pointed    44 
-ed  lightnin432 
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giveTM 

payWn 

exjyenditure  809 
forlorn 

dejected  837 

hopeless  859 

deserted  893 

-  hope 
danger  665 
rashness  863 

form  ^i'afe  7 
likeness  21 
»2«A-e  ?<J9  54 
orrfer  58 
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convert  144 
»rtMit/<^161 
6mcA215 
«Aape240 
educate  537 
pupils  541 
manner  627 
beauty  845 
fashion  852 
etiquette  882 
/azi;  963 
n^e  908 

-  part  vjf  58 

-  a  party  712 

-  a  resolution  604 
formal  [see  form] 

regular  82 

definitive  535 

-  «<yfe  579 

affected  855 

sTaie/y  882 

-speech  582 

formalism  988 

formality  [«ee 

formal] 

ceremony  852 

affectation  855 

/a?o  963 
formation 

production  161 

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formed  [ft^eeform] 

attempered  820 
former 

iTi  orrfer  62 

prior  in  time  116 

pa5^  122 
formication  380 
formidable 

difficult  704 


ien-ible  860 
formless  241 
formula  7'ule  80 
arithmetic  84 
maxim  496 


ra«>963 
formulary  998 
fornication  961 
fornicator  962 
foro  conscientiSB 

veracity  5i3 

di/^V  926 

probity  939 
forsake  624 
forsaken  698 
forooth  535 
forswear  lie  544 

tergivfvsation  607 

re/M5e  764 

transgress  927 

improbity  940 
fort  refuge  066 

defence  717 
fort,  le  droit  du 
plus  - 

compulsion  744 

illegality  964 
fortalice  717 
forte  698 
fortelage  717 
forth  282 
come  - 

egress  295 

visible  446 
go  -  depart  293 
the  decree  has  gone 

-741 
forthcoming 

destiny  152 

preparing  673 
forthwith  132 
fortification 

defence  717 
fortify 

strengthen  159 
fortiori,  a  - 

evidence  467 

reasoning  476 
forUter  in  re  171 
fortitude 

endurance  826 

courage  861 
fortnightly  138 
fortress 

defence  lYl 

prison.  752 
fortuitous 

chance  156 

undesigned  621 
-  concourse  of 
atoms  59 
fortunate 

opportune  134 

successful  731 

prosperous  734 
Fortimatus's  -  cap 

2PisA865 

ap€/;993 
-purse  803 


fortune 

chance  156 

/«/«  601 

«ea/j;7i  803 
be  one's  - 151 
evil -735 
good  -  734 
make  one's 

succeed  T-'A 

wealth  803 
temp 

hazard  621 

e^«ay675  * 
trick  of  -  509 
try  one's  -  675 
wheel  of  -  601 
fortune-hunter 

servile  880 

selfish  ^^ 
fortuneless  R04 
fortune-teller  513 
fortune-telling  5ll 
fortunes  of 

narrative  594 
forty  98 
-winks  683 
forum 

school  542 

tnbunal  966 
forward  early  132 

transmit  270 

advance  282 

willing  602 

improve  658 

ac^iwe  682 

Ae/p  707 

rain  880 

insolent  8^ 

uncourteous  895 
bend  -  ^^4 
come- 

i?j  si^^^  446 

<a/e?'  763 

display  882 
move  -  282 
press  -  haste  684 
put  -  aid  707 

o^(?7  763 
put  oneself  -  88 
set  -  676 

-  in  knowledge  490 
fosse 

indosure  232 

ditch  259 

defence  717 

(interval  198) 
fossil 

ancient  124 

^ard  323 

organic  357 

dz-y  Z»07i€S  862 
foster  aid  707 

ea:d^824 

caress  902 

-  a  belief  484 
f  ou  959 

foul 
collide  276 
&«d649 
dir^i^  653 

91 


FOL 


FRA 


FRE 


FRE 


vqlv  846 

base  940 

vicious  945 
fall  -  of 

oppose  708 

quarrel  713 

attack  716 

fight  720 

censure  938 
run  -  of 

itnpede  705 

-  fiend  978 

-  language 
malediction  903 

-  odour  401 

-  play  evil  619 
cunning  702 
wrong  923 
improbity  940 

foul-mouthed 

iincourteous  89; 
foul-spoken 

detraction  934 
found  ca?ise  153 

support  215 
foundation 
stability  150 
6ass  211 
support  215 
lay  the  -s  673 
sandy  -  667 
shake  to  its  -s  315 
founded 
well  -  472 

-  on  base  211 
evidence  467 

founder 

originator  164 

s«nA;3lO 

/a^/  732 
religious  -s  986 
foundery  691 
foundling 

vagrant  268 

trover  775 

derelict  782 
fount  <?//?e  591 
fountain 

source  153 

7"it)6r  348 

c<i^O/-e  63 1> 

-  head  210 
four  95 

on  all  -8 

horizontal21S 

identity  13 

agreement  23 

easy  705 

prosperous  734 

humble  879 
-in  hand  272 

-  score  &-.  98 

-  times  96 

from  the  -  winds  278 
fourfold  96 
four-oar  27  * 
fourth  yf),  97 
musical  413 
four-wheeler  272 
fowl  366 


fowling-piece  727 
fox  animal  366 
cunning  702 

-  chase  622 
foxy  brown  433 

red  434 
fracas 

disoi'der  59 

noise  404 

discord  713 

contention  720 
fraction  ^?ar<  51 

numerical  84 

^65.?  </ia/i  one  100a 
fractious  901 
fracture 

disjunction  44 

disconti7iuity  70 

(.^6^s?7?'«  198) 
fragile  ?/;ea^  160 

brittle  328 
fragment 

^ma^/  32 

part  51 

/^«/e  193 
fragrance  400 
fragrant  weed  392 
frail  weak  160 

brittle^i^ 

irresolute  GQ^ 

imperfect  651 

failing  945 

tmjnire  961 

-  sisterhood  962 
frais,  a  grands  -  814 
frame 

C07iditi07i  7 
make  161 
svjjport  215 
border  231 
/o?v?i  240 
substance  316 
structure  329 
eonti'ive  626 
have  -d  and 
glazed  822 

-  of  mind 
inclination  602 
disposition  8^0 

framework 

support  215 

structure  329 
franchise 

freedom  748 

rig'/<<  924 

exemption  927a 
Franciscan  998 
franc-tireur  726 
frangible  328 
frank  ope«  625 

si7icere  543 

aHless  703 

lionourable  939 
frankalmoi^e  748 
Frankenstein 

evil-doer  913 

de7non  980 
frankincense  400 
frantic 

z;iofe/ii  178 


I     delirious  503 

excited  824 
fraternal 

brother  11 

conco7'd  714 

friendly  888 

{benevolent  906) 
fraternity 

brothers  11 

i)rtr^2/  712 

friends  888 
fraternize 

a^/'ee  714 
sympathize  88S 
associate  892 

fratricide  361 

fraud 
falsehood  544 
r>f6rp/eo;i545 
dishonour  940 
pious  -  988 

fraught /«/;  52 
P7'egna7it  161 
j)ossessi7rg  777 
(6V(/^cie??i689) 

-  with  danger  <56£> 
fray  rw6  331 

fta/'^^e  720 
in  the  thick  of 

the  -  72<J 
frayed 

•?w?'«.  659 
freak  608 
freckle  848 
freckled  440 
fredaine  840 
free 

detached  44,  47 

vnco7idiiio7ial  52 

unobstructed  705 

O/!  ^efter^y  748,  750 

^rai!i»  815 

/i6(?m7  816 

i7isolent  885 

exe7npt  927a 

impure  961 

-  and  easy 
chee7ful  836 
adventurous  863 
ram  880 
insolent  885 
friendhj  888 
sociable  892 

-  fight  720 

-  from 
simple  42 

-  gift  784 

-  from  imper- 
fection 650 

-  land  748 
-liver  954a 
make  -  of  748 

-  play  170,  748 

-  quarters 
cv/ea/?  816 
hospitality  892 

-  space  180 

-  sta^e  748 

-  trade 


c07n77ierce'^tM 

-  translation  522 

-  will  600 
make  -  with 

fra7ik  703 

take  789 

sociable  892 

vncoui'teous  895 
freebooter  792 
freeborn  748 
freedman  748 
freedom  748 
free-handed  816 
freehold  780 
freely 

willingly  60S 
freeman  748 
freemasonrj^ 

miintelligible  619 

secret  528 

sig7i  550 

cooiyeration  709 

;;ar^?/  712 
free-spoken  703 
freethinker  989 
freeze  385 

-  the  blood  830 
freezing  383 

-  mixture  387 
freight  ^at^e  184 

cai-go  190 

tra7isfer  270 
freightage  812 
French: 
peddler's  -  503 

-  and  English  840 

-  horn  417 

-  leave  avoid  g2?> 
fr€ed077i  748 

-  polish  847 
f -enetic  503 
frenzy 

madness  503 

imagination  515 

excitement  825 
frequency  133 
frequent 

ill  number  104 

i7i  time  130 

i7i  space  i8Q 

habitual  613 
fresco  cold  383 

painting  656 

out  of  doors  2aP 
in  the  air  338 
fresh  new  123 
flood  348 
coW  383 
colour  A'2& 
remembered  505 
<700C?  648 
'healtJiy  654 
^i;x<f?/  959 

-  breeze  349 

-  colour  434 

-  news  53i 
freshen  up  689 
freshet  348 
freshman  541 


FRE 


FRO 


FRY 


FUL 


freshwater  sailor  701 
fret  sufftr  378 

gruve  828 

gall  830 

discontent  832 

sad  837 

ornament  847 

irritate  900 
-  and  fume  828 
fretful  S)01 
fret-work  219 
friable  brittle  328 

ptUierident  330 
!riaiidise  868 
friar  996 

'g  lantern  4C3 
Black  -8  S9G 
friary  1000 
fribble 

slur  over  460 

trifle  C43 

dawdle  %^ 

/op  854: 

fricassee  298 
frication  331 
friction /o^'ce  157 

obstacle  179 

rubbing  331 
on  -  wheels  705 
friend 

auxiliary  711 

well-wisher  890 
next  -  759 
friendless  893 
friendly 

amicable  714 
friends,  be -888 
friendship  888 
frieze  2iU 
frigate 

man-of-war'il26 

(ship  273) 
fright 

catds  840 

alarm  SCO 
frightful 

dreadful  830 

nr/li/  846 
fiightfuUy 

mticli  31 
frigid 

cGldSSi 

-  style  575 

caMeus  823 

ii)diferentS6& 
irigidarium  387 
!r  gorjfic  385 
frill  border  231 

convolution  2i% 
fringe 

border  231 

lace  256 

exaggeration  549 

ornamenf^Xl 
frippery 

trifie  G13 

ornament  847 

finery  851 

ridiculous  853 

ostentation  882 


r(?/«cf5  225) 
frisk  prance  260 

(Tea/?  309 

<7«y  836 

amusement  840 
frisky 

6m7c  682 

m  spirits  836 
frith  cAtwm  198 

*^rae^  343 

/Oldest  367 

fr'itinancy  412 

fritter  small  32 

-  away  fess<;w  36 
waste  (538 
(misuse  679) 

-  away  time  G83 
frivolous 

unreasonable  477 

/bo/i5^  499 

capricious  608 

/rit'ia^  643 
frizz  CM7'i;e  245 

curl  248 

/■o^f?  258 
frock  dress  225 

canonicals  999 

-  coat  225 
frog  /^a/?er  309 

ornainent  847 
frolic  840 
frolicsome  830 
from  motive  615 

-  t  lis  cause  155 

-  day  to  day  106,  138 

-  end  to  end  52 

-  that  time  117 

-  time 
immemorial  122 

-  time  to  time  136 
fronder 

censure  932 
froudeur 

disobey  742 

detract  936 
front  wig  225 
fore  part  234 

resist  719 

insolence  885 
bring  to  the  - 

manifest  525 
come  to  the  - 

surpass  303 

imx)ortant  642 

repute  873 
in  -  liSO 
present  a  -  719 

-  danger  861 

-  to  front  708 

-  of  the  house  599 

-  rank  234 
in  the  -  rank 

important  042 

repute  873 
frontage  234 
frontal  ^20 
fronti  nulla  fides 

doubt  485 

deception  545 
frontier 


vicinity  199 

limit  233 
fronting 

opposite  237 
frontispiece  64 
frost  283 
froth 

bubble  353 

trifle  643 

dirt  653 

-  up  angry  900 
frothy  353 

-  stijie  b73,  bn: 

irresolute  605 
frounce  258 
frouzy  401 
froward  901a 
frown  lower  837 

scowl  839 

discourteous  895 

angry  900 

sulky  901a 

disa]}prove  932 

-  down 
abash  879 

s  of  fortune  735 
frozen  383,  385 
fructify 

jnoduce  161 

be  productive  168 

improve  658 

prosper  734 
frugal 

economical  817 

temperate  9^.S 
frugas  consumere 

natus  drone  683 

peasant  870 
fruit  ?'e6n<^i  154 

produce  161 

;)ro^<  775 
forbidden  -  615 
reap  the  -s 

succeed  731 

reward  973 

-  tree  367 
fruitful  168 
fruition  827 
fruitless 

unproductive  169 

useless  645 

failure  732 
frump 

vulgar  851 

unmannerly  895 
frumpish 

.fM^Ay  901a 
frustrate 

prevent  706 

(rfe/^a<  731) 
frustrated  732 
frustum  51 
fry  AVtoa^  102 

chUd  129 

Ara^  384 
small  - 

vnimportant  643 

commonalty  876 
frying-pan  3S6 
out  of  -  into  fire 


worse  659 
clumsy  699 
failure  732 
misfortune  735 
aggravation  835 

fuddled  959 

fudge 
unmeaning  ^\^ 
trivial  643 
{nonsense  497) 

fuel 
combustible  388 
materials  635 
add  -  to  the  ' 


increase  35 

/i«Gi384 

aggravate  835 

GWf/e/-  900 
fugaces  labuntur 

anui 111 
fugacious  111 
fugitive 

transient  111 

emigrant  268 

avoiding  623 

(escajje  671) 

-  writings  596 
fugleman 

2Mttern  22 

director  694 
fugue  415 
fulciment  215 
fulcrum  215 

(leverage  175) 
fulfil 

complete  729 

-  a  duty  9.6 

-  an  obligation  772 
fulgent  420 
fuliginous  cfim  422 

opaque  426 

Wac^431 
fulIm2/cA3l 

complete  53 

^a?"^e  192 

fo?<(^  404 

abundant  639 

cleanse  652 
hands  - 

«c/u'e  682 
receipt  in  -  807 

-  age  131 

-  bloom 
Aea/^A  654 
ftert?/^y845 

-  blown 
expanded  194 
glorious  873 

-  of  business  682 

-  coloured  428 

-  cry  loud  404 
bark  412 
pursuit  622 

-  dress 
rf/'cs5  225 
ornament  847 
fashion  852 


drive  274 


FUL 


FUN 


FUS 


GAG 


-  feather 
prepared  673 

-  force  159 

-  gallop  274 

-  heart  820 

-  of  incident  151 

-  many  102 

-  of  meaning  516 

-  measure  (W9 

-  of  people  186 
-play 

facility  705 

freedoffi  748 

-  of  point  842 

-  scope  748 

-  score  415 

-  size  912 

-  of  sound  and 
fury  &c. 

nnmeaning  517 

-  speech  274 

-  stop 
cease  142 
restWS 

-swing 
strong  159 
active  682 
successful  731 
free  7^*8 

-  tide  348 

-  tilt  active  682 
haste  684 

-  view  446 

-  of  whims  (i03 
full-fed  951 
full-flavoured  392 
full-grown 

adolescent  131 

large  192 

(expanded  194) 
full-handed 

lit)eral  816 

prodigal  818 
full-length  556 
full-mouthed  412 
fuU-toned  413 
fully  31 
fulminate 

violent  173 

propel  284 

loud  4  4 

malediction  908 

threat  909 

-  against 
accuse  932 

fulness 

{see  full] 
in  the  --  of  time  109 
fulsome 

nauseous  395 

fetid  401 

bad  649 

abhorrent  867 

adulatory  933 

impure  961 
fulvid  436 
fulvous  436 
fumble 

derange  61 

handU  3i  9 


grove  463 

atvKward  699 
fumbler  701 
fume 

violent  173 

exhalation  834,  3;^6 

heat  382 

orfowr  398 

excitement  824,  825 

cmg'er  900 
in  a  - 

discontented  838 
-s  of  fancy  515 
fumid  426 
fumigate 

vaporize  336 


fumo,  dare 

pondus  -  481 
fun 

amusement  840 

humour  842 
make  -  of  85^ 
funambulist  700 
function 

algebra  84 

ojlce  170 

business  625 

utility  644 

dMi!j^  986 
functionary 

director  694 

consignee  758 
functus  officio  756 
fund  is^ore  636 

{abundance  639) 
sinking  -  802 
fundamental 

intrinsic  5 

6a6^e  211 

support  215 

-  bass  413 

-  note  413 
fundamentally 

very  31 
funds  800 

in  -  803 

public  -  802 
funebrial  63 
funeral  363 

-  pace  275 
funereal 

interment  363 

dismal  8^37 
fungiform  249 
Pungology  369 
fungosity 

prcjection  250 
fungus 

projection  250 

vegetable  367 

foitor  401 

bane  663 
funicle  205 
funk/mr860 

coivardice  862 
funnel  opening  260 

conduit  350 

air-nine  351 
funnel-shaped  252 


funny  Zxxji^  273 

humorous  842 

comic  853 
fur  covering  223 

Aair  256 

?yarm  384 

</w'<  653 
furacious  791 
furbelow  231 
furbish 

improve  658 

prepare  673 

a(/or»  847 
furcated  244 
furfur  653 
furfuraceous  330 
Furies  anger  900 

evil-doers  913 
furious  violent  173 

Aasi<2  684 

passion  bi5 

ang-er  90 ) 
furiously 

much  31 
furl  312 
furlong  200 
furlough  760 
furnace  386 

workshop  691 
like  a  -  hot  382 
sighing  like  - 

lament  839 

in  love  902 
furnish 

provide  637 

prepare  673 

g-itJ^  784 

-  aid  707 

-  a  handle  617 

-  its  quota  784 
furniture  633 

[property  780) 
furor 

insanity  503 

passion  825 
furore 

emotion  820,  821 

passion  825 

desire  865 
furrow  259 
further 

added  37 

distant  196 

ai(?  707 
go  -  and  fare  worse 

worse  659 

bungle  699 
not  let  it  go  -  528 
furthermore  37 
furtive 

clandestine  528 

stealing  791 

(/a^*e  544) 
furuncle  250 
fury  violence  173 

excitation  825 

a«fi/'e?'  9U0 

rfcmo;i  980 
furze  367 
fuscous  433 


fuse  join  43 

combine  48 

heat  384 

torch  388 

(me/i  335) 
fusiform 

angular  244 

polluted  253 
fusil  727 
fusileer  726 
fusillade 

killing  361 

attack716 
fusion  wnion  48 

Am^  384 

cooperation  709 
fuss  agitation  315 

activity  dSii 

haste  684 

excitement  825 

ostentation  882 
make  a  -  about 

importance  642 

lament  839 

disapprove  932 
fussy  crochety  481 

bustling  682 

excitable  825 
fustian 

absurd  497 

unmeaning  517 

-  ^^y^e  577,  579 
fustigate  972 
fusty/e«oJ  401 

rfir^2/  653 
futile  645 
future  121 
eye  to  the  -  510 

-  possession  777 

-  state 
destiny  152 
heaven  981 

futurity  121 
fuzzle  959 


gab  284 
gift  of  the -582 

gabardine  225 

gabelle  812 

gaberlunzie  876 

gable  si(Ze  236 
-  end  67 

gad 
about  266,  268 

gad-so  870 

gaff  727 

gaffer  old  130 
7nan  373 
clown  876 

gag 
render  mute  581 
dramatic  599 
muzzle  751 
imprison  752 
[taciturnity  585) 

gage  measure  466 
security  771 
throw  down  the  - 
715 


94 


GAG 

gaggle  412 

gaiete  de  cceur  836 

gaiety  Uee  gay]  8a6 

gaillard  844 

gam 
advantage  618 
gkilfuiem 
acquisition  775 

-  the  confidence  of 

484 
^  credit  931 

-  one's  ends  731 

-  ground 
progress  282 
improve  658 

-  head  175 

-  laurels  873 

-  Ieamiug539 

-  over  615 

-  a  point  731 

-  private  ends  943 

-  the  start 
jniority  116 
early  132 

-  strength  35 
-time 

protract  110 
early  132 
late  133 
-ui)on 
approach  286 
become  a  habit  613 

-  a  victory  731 
gainful  useful  644 
gaiuless  646 
gainsay  536 
gairish  light  420 

colour  428 

ornament  847 

dis])lay  882 
gait  2valk  264 

manner  627 
gaiter  225 
galsi  festival  8i0 

display  8P2 
galactic  circle  318 
galantuorao  939 
galavant  902 
sjalaxy 

assemblage  72 

multitude  102 
stars  318 
luminary  423 


glory  873 
alt 


gale  349 
Galen  662 
galenicals  668 
galimathias  497 
galipot  191 
galopade  840 
galore  639 
gall  hurt  378 

bitter  395 

annoy  830 

anger  900 

malevolence  907 
dip  the  pen  in  -  934 
gallant  brave  861 

courteous  894 
■  loveWl 


GAM 

«cm«0W5  961,962 
gallantry 

dalliance  902 
gallanty-show 
spectacle  448 
amusement  840 
galled  jade  wince, 

let  the  -  884 
galleon  273 
gallery  room  191 
passage  260 
auditory  599 
museum  6c6 
picture  -  £56 
galley  .s^ip  273 
punishment  972, 

975 
work  like  a  -  slave 

686 
galliass  273 
Gallicism  503 
galligaskin  2^5 
gallimaufry  41 
galliot  273 
gallipot  191 
gallivant  902 
galloon  847 
gallop  _, 

p  ,ss  awayiu 
ride  266 
scamper  274 
galloping  cor,  sump- 
lion  055 
galloway  271 
gallows  kill  361 

punishment  975 
1   come  to  the  -  97^2 
galoche  ~25 
galvanic 

excitable  825 
galvanism 
force  157 
galvanize  821 
gamache   25 
Gamaliel 
brought  up  at  the 

feet  of  -  492 
gambade  leap  309 

pi-ank  840 
gambado 
gaiter  225 
leap  309 
gambling 
chanx;e  (156)  621 
rashness  863 
gambling-house  021 
gamboge  436 
gambol  840 
game  animal  366 
savoury  394 
resolute  604 
persevering  601a 
aim  620 
gamble  621 
pursuit  62 .' 
tactics  692 
amusement  840 
laughing-stock  85 
6rat;c  861 
make  -  of 


GAR 

deceive  545 
ridicule  856 
disrespect  929 
play  the  -  of 
cooperate  709 

-  in  one's  hands 
ea«y  705 
succeed  731 
command  737 

-  to  the  last  6i  4a 

-  at  which  1  wo  can 
play  718 

-  up  732 
game-cock 

fighter  726 

liluclc  861 
game-keeper  753 
gamesome  836 
gamester 

chance  621 

play  840 

rash  863 
gamin  876 
gaming  {see  game] 
gaming-house  621 
gammer  old  130 

■woman  374 
gammon 

/a/se  544,  545 
gamey  392 
gamut  413 
gander  373 


assemblage  72 
^0  264 
party  712 
gangrene  655 
gangway 
opening  2C0 
^vay  6-^7 
gantlet  972 
run  the  - 
resolution  604 
dare  861 
gaol  752 
-  delivery  672 
gaoler  keeper  753 
punishment  975 
gap 
discontinuity  70 
<?Aa.wi  198 
stand  in  the  -  717 
gape  open  260 
curiosity  455 
wonder  870 
-  for  rfesire  865 
gaping  [5^6  gape] 

expectant  507 
gar  161 
garb  225 
under  the  -  of  545 
garbage  653 
garble 
take  from  38 
exclude  55 
misinterpret  523 
falsify  544 
-  accounts  811 
garbled 
incomplete  53 


GAT 

garden  grounds  186 
horticulture  371 
beautiful  845 
botanic     371 
zoological  -  370 
gardener  371 
gardens  i'^reei!  189 
Gargantua  192 
gargle  337 
gargoyle  350 
gansh  [see  gairish] 
garland  cii'cle  247 
sign  550 
trophy  733 
ornament  847 
decoration  877 
garlic 
condiment  393 
/e^ici  401 
garment  225 
garner  5<o?'e  636 

{collect  72) 
garnet  847 
garnish 
addition  39 
■prepare  673 
/€e809 
ornament  847 
garniture 

rf?'e.9S  225 
garran  271 
garret  r-oom  191 

top  210 
garrison 
occupant  188 
sa/e^2/  664 
defence  717 
soldiers  726 
garren  271 
garrotte 
render  powerless 
158 

A;i/i  361 

punishment  972 
garrulity  584 
garter 
fastening  45 
decoration  877 
-blue  438 
gas  334 
gasconade  884 
gaseity334 
gash  cut  Ai: 
interval  198 
tcound  619 
ga8Vins225 
gas-light  423 
gasometer 
store  636 
gasp  6tow  349 
droop  655 
fatigue  68S 
at  the  last  -  360 
-  for  desire  865 
gassification  336 
gastriloquism  580 
Gastromancy  511 
gastronomy  957 
gate  beginning  66 
inclosure  232  ^ 


£5 


GAT 


GEN 


GEN 


GET 


mouth  260 

barrier  706 

Skater  -  3."0 
-way  10 ay  6i7 
gate,  enf;int  -  734 
Gath,  tell  it  not  in  - 

conceal  528 

disapprove  932 
gather  cdtect  72 

expand  194 

/o/rf258 

CO  nd  tide  480 

acquire  775 

take  789 

-  breath  6S9 
-flesh  194 

-  from  one 
information  527 

-  fruits  731 
gathered 

-  to  one's  fathers 

3(')0 
gathering 
assemblage  72 
abscess  655 

-  clouds  dark  421 
shade  424 
omen  512 
danger  665 
warning  668 
adversity  735 

gathering-place  74 
gauche  clum,sy699 
gaucherie  699 

vidga7^ty  851 
gaud 

ornament  847 
gaudery 

vanity  880 
gaudy  colour  428 

vulgar  861 

^/wo^y  882 
gauge  466 
rain  -  348 
wind-  349 
ganger  905 
gaunt  ftw^^y  192 

/ea^i  203 

?<5r;y  846 
gauntlet  glove  225 

armour  717 
fling  down  the  -  715 
take  up  the  -  720 
Gautama  986 
|auze  shade  424 

semitransparent 
427 
^vel  812 
gavelkind  778 
gavel  ock  633 
gavot  840 


gawky 
awkv 


awkward  699 
uglym& 
{ridiculous  853) 
gay  colour  428 
c?ieerful9QPi 
adorned  847 
showy  91^ 
dissipated  961 


-  world  852 
gaze  441 
gazebo  441 
gazelle 

swift  274 
gazette 

jmblication  531 

record  551 
in  the  - 

bankrupt  808 
gazetteer 

list  86 

information  527 

record  551 
gazing-stock 

ridiculous  857 

wondrous  872 
geant  a  pas  de  -  274 
gear  clothes  225 

harness  633 
in  -  673 
out  of  - 

di^oin  44 

derange  61 

useless  645 

unprepared  674 
geese  are  swans, 

all  his  -  482 
eehenna  982 
Gei8t498^ 
yiKaxryia,  avripiOtiov 

-  348 
gelatin  352 
gelatinous  352 
geld  subduct  38 

impotence  158 
gelding 

Aor«e  271 

?«a^e  373 
gelid  383 
Geloscopy  511 
gem 

excellence  648 

ornament  847 
{perfect  650) 
geminate  90 
Gemini  ^wi«5  89 

O  -  1  870 
gemote  72 
gendarme 

soldier  726 

^jo^ice  965 
gender  75 
genealogy 

line  69 

paternity  166 
general 

generic  78 

habitual  613 

o/f/cer  745 

tlie  - 

commonalty  %1i^ 

things  in  -  151 

-  breaking  up  056 

-  favourite  899 

-  in  formation  490 

-  meaning  516 

-  pubUe  372 

-  run  613 
generalissimo  745 


generality 

mean  29 

tiniversal  78 
generalize  470 
generally 

speakmg  613 
generalship 

tactics  692 

warfare  722 
generate 

produce  161 

productive  168 
generation 

consanguinity  11 

period  108 

production  161 

mankind  372 
rising  -  167 
spontaneous  -  161 
wise  in  one's  -  498 
generator  164 
generic  78 
generosity 

giving  784 

'liberality  816 

benevolence  906 

disinterestedness 
942 
genesis 

beginning  66 

production  161 
genet  271 
Genethliacs  511 
genetic  161 
genial 

productive  161 

sensuous  377 

wa?m  382 

willing  602 

delightful  829 

{renascent  163) 
geniality 

cheerfulness^^ 
genicuiated  244 
genital  161 
genitor  166 
geniture  161 
genius 

intellect  4,m 

talent  498 

skill  698 

proficient  700 
evil  -  980 
good  - 

friend  898 

benefactor  912 

«^?m^  979 
tutelary  -  711 

-  for  698 

-  of  a  language  500 

-  loci  G04 
genre 

painting  556 
gent  vulgar  851 

commonalty  876 
genteel 

fashion  852 

ran*  875 

{polite  894) 

-  comedy  599 


gentile 

heterodox  984 

without  religion 
989 
gentility 

fashion  852 

rank  875 

politeness  894 
gentwim,  jus  -  963 
gentle  moderate  174 

5^M<;  275 

/fl?wi  sound  405 

lenient  740 

me^A:  826 

courteous  894 

-  blood  875 

-  hint  527 

-  slope  217 
gentlefolk  875 
gentleman 

male  373 

squire  875 

ma?i  0/"  Iwnour  939 
the  old  -  978 
walking  -  599 
gentlemanly 

fashionable  852 
Gentoo  984 
gentry  875 
landed  -  779 
genuflexion 

bowing  308 

submission  785 

servility  886 

courtesy  894 

respect  928 

worship  y90 
genuine  ^rwe  494 

(7C>0(^  048 
genus  7.) 

-  irritabilevatum597 
Geodesy  &c.  466 
Geography  183 
Geology  &c.  358 
geomancer  513 
Geomancy  511 
Geometry  466 
Geoponics  371 
georama  448 
Georgics  371 

geotic  318 
gerfalcon  913 
germ  153 
german  11 
germane 

relevant  23 

{related  9) 
germinal  153 
germinate  194 

-  from  154 
gest  680 
gestation 

p7vpagation  161 

carriage  270 

maturation  673 
gesticulate  550 
gesture  hint  527 

indication  550 
get  become  144 

beget  161 

96 


GET 


GIG 


GIR 


GIV 


acquire  775 

-  anead  35 

-  ahead  of  33 

-  along  '.'82 
-along  with  you 

Section  297 
dismissal  756 
-at  480a 

-  away  5287 

-  back 
retire  283 
regain  775 

-  the  best  of  731 

-  better  658 

-  down 
sivalloio  298 
descend  306 

-  you  gone  297 

-  into  harness  673 

-  by  heart  505 

-  home  292 

-  in  collect  72 
gather  775 

-  loose  44 

-  near  286 

-  off  depart  293 
escape  671 

-  on  advance  282 
prosper  734 

-  out  ejtcL  297 
extract  301 
publish  531 

-over 

recover  from  630 
succeed  731 
be  content^! 

-  over  the  ground 
274 

-  for  one's  pains 
973 

-  ready  673 

-  rid  of  672 

-  a  sight  of 
see  441 
comprehend  490 

-  through 
end  67 
transact  692 
complete  729 
expend  809 

-to 

extend  to  196 
arrive  292 

-  together  72 

-  into  trouble  732 

-  up  ascend  305 
raise  307 
learn  589 
fabricate  544 
prepare  67.J 
me  early  682 
foment  824 

-  into  the  way  of 
613 


in^e643 
ornament  847 
vulqar  851 
ghastly 
pa/e429 


hideowi  846 
frightful  860 
ghaut  203 
ghost  ^Aarfe  3G2 
fallacy  of  vision 
443 
«owM50 
appantion  980 
give  up  the  -  360 
needs  no  -  to  tell 

us  rr.~j 

pale  as  a  - 

colourless  429 

/ear  860 

ghost-like 

ughym/o 

intellectvalih'^ 

supernatural  ^&, 
980 
Ghost,  Holy  -  976 
ghoul 

evil-doer  9l3 

demon  980 
ghyll  348 
giant 

large  192 

tall  2C6 

-  refreshed 
strong  159 
refreshed  m^ 
'b  btrides 
distance  196 
.«z^?i/i  274 

giaour 

heterodox  984 

irreligion  989 
gibber 

stammer  583 
gibberish 

nonsense  517 

neology  563 
gibbet 

execute  972 

gallows  975 
gibble-gabble  584 
gibbous 

globose  249 

convex  250 
gib-cat  Twa/e  373 
gibe  disrespect  929 

{Hdicule  856) 
giddy 

inattentive  458 

vertiginous  503 

irresolute  605 

cap7^cious  608 

bungling  699 
giddy -head  501 
giddy-paced  315 
gift  j9oz/;er  157 

to^eni  698 

g-itje/j  784 

-  of  the  gab  58 ' 
look  a  -  horse  in 

the  mouth 
/a«<idJ0//A'868 
ungrateful,  917 
gifted  698 
gig  273 


gigantic 

strong  1 59 

/a?'(7<?  192 

^a«  206 
giggle  838 
gild  coa<  223 

cotowr  439 

ornament  847 
-  refined  gold  641 
-the  pill 

deceive  545 

iew/)<  615 

;;;ea«e829 

/?a«er  933 
gilding  r^ee  gild! 
Gilead,  balm  in  - 

re/ie/834 

/;o;;e  858 
Giles's  Greek,  St.-  563 
gill  348 
gillie  746 
gilt  847 
gimbals  312 
gimcrack 

weak  160 

bnttle  328 

trifling  643 

ornament  847 

ridiculous  853 

{useless  645) 
gimlet  262 
gimp  c/eaw  653 

2)re^^y  845 
gin  <raj!?  545 

instrument  633 

inioxicating  959 

demon  980 
gin  palace  189 
gingerbread 

weaA;  160 

vulgar  851 

{07ma?nent  847) 
gingerly 

moderately  174 

carefully  459 

(slowly  275) 
gingle  408 

gipsy 
wanderer  268 
c^a^  548 
zi'oy  844 

-  lingo  563 
giraffe  206 
girandole  423 
girasol  847 
gird  ftinf?  43 

strengthen  159 
surround  227 
jeer  929 

-  up  one's  loins 
Jrace 159 
prepare  673 

girder  6on<?  45 

beam  215 
girdle  tont?  45 
circiimference  230 
circ/c  247 
put  a  -  round  the 

earth  311 
girl  young  129 


female  374 
girlhood  127 
girth  bond  45 

circumference  230 
gisarm  7:;  7 
gist  essence  5 

meaning  516 

important  642 
git,  ci- 363 
gittern  417 
give  yield  324 

77ie/<  382 

bestow  784 

discount  813 

-  away  782,  784 

f /^  man^age  903 

-  back  790 

-  birth  to  161 

-  in  charge 
restrain  751 

-  chase  622 

-  consent  762 

-  one  credit  for  484 

-  in  custody  751 

-  expression  to  566 

-  forth  531 

-  the  go  by  623 

-  a  horse  his  head  748 

-  in  submit  725 

-  into  consent  762 

-  light  420 

-  the  mind  to  457 

-  notice 
infoi'm  527 
tvar7i  668 

-  it  one 
censure  932 
jmnish  972 

-  out  emit  297 
publish  531 
bestow  784 

-  over  cease  142 
relinquish  Q2^ 
lose  liope  859 

-  place  to 
substitute  147 
avoid  623 

-  play  to  the 
imagination  515 

-  quarter  740 

-  rise  to  153 

-  one  the  slip  671 

-  security  771 

-  and  take 
compensation  SO 
interchange  148 
retaliation  718 
compromise  774 
barter  794 
equity  922 
honour  939 

-  tongue  531 

-  a  turn  to  140 

-  one  to  understand 
527 

-up 

not  understand  519 
reject  610 
relinquish  %2A 
I     submit  725 

97 


GIV 


GLO 


GLU 


GO 


resign  757 
surrender  782 
restore  790 
hopeless  8."  9 

-  up  the  ghost  360 

-  way  weak  160 
brittle  3.8 
submit  725 
^;i/i€  828 
despond  837 
modest  881 

given  [^ef  give] 
circumstances  % 
supjwsition  514 
received  785 

-  over  c?yin^  360 

-  time  134 

-  to  613 
giving  784 
gizzard  191 

stick  in  one's  -900 
glabrous  255 
glacial  383 
glaciate  385 
glacier  383 
glacis  717 
glad 
jileased  827 
pleasing  829 

would  be  -  of  865 

-  tidings  532 
gladden  834,  836 
glade  hollow  253 


opening  260 
shai ' 


hade  424 
gladiator  726 
gladiatorial  713,  720 
gladsome  827,  829 
glair  :j52 
glaive  727 
glamour  992 
glance  look  441 
sign  550 
see  at  a  -  498 
-at 

take  notice  of  457 
allude  to  527 
cennure  932 

-  off  deviate  279 
diverge  291 

glare 

light  420 

stare  441 

imperfect  vision  MS 

visible  446 
glaring  [see  glare] 

great  31 

colour  428 

visible  446 

manifest  625 
glass  i?e««e/ 191 

smooth  355 

6ri</;/e  328 

transparent  425 

/f /w  445 
musical  -es  47 
see  through  a  - 
darkly  491 

-  of  fashion  852 
live  in  a  -  honse 


bnttle  328 
visible  446 
danger  665 

-  too  much  959 
glass -coach  272 
Glassite  984 
glassy 

[see  glass] 

shining  420 

colourless  429 
glaucous  435 
glave  727 
glaver  933 
glaze  255 
gleam  small  32 

light  A-ZQ 
glean  clioose  609 

acquire  775 
glebe  land  342 

ecclesiastical  995 

church  1000 
glee  music  415 

satisfaction  827 

Twe/  riment  836 
gleek  929 
glen  252 
glib  voluble  584 

./"aci^e  705 
gl'ide  tojose  109 

move  264 

«mz;e;  266 

(stoif;  275) 

-  into 
conversion  144 

glimmer 

/i^/i<  420 

rfem  422 

visible  446 

«/l.g'A^  knowledge 
490, 491 
glimpse 

«ig'/i<  441 

knowledge  4C0 
glint  42J 
glisten  420 
glitter 

shine  420 

illustrious  882 
glittering 

ornament  847 

display  S82 
gloam  901a 
gloar  /ooA;  441 

wonder  870 
gloat  -  on 

lookUl 
-over 

pleasure  377 

</e^er/A^  827 
globated  249 
globe 

sphere  249 

«;or/rf318 
on  the  face  of  the 

318 
globule 

small  82 

spherule  249 
glomeration  72 
gloom 


darkness  421 

sadness  837 
gloomy  horizon  859 
gloriation  884 
glorify 

honour  873 

approve  931 

worship  990 
glorious 

illustrious  873 

^2j9sy  959 
glory  ^i^A^  420 

Jwnour  873 

heaven  981 
King  of  -  9  re 

-  in  878 

-  be  to  God  990 
gloss  smooth  255 

s^66r(-  420 
interpretation  522 
falsehood  546 
p^ea  617 
beauty  845 

-  of  novelty  123 

-  over 
neglect  460 
sophistry  477 
falsehood  544 
vindicate  937 

glossary 

dictionary  562 

{interpretation  522) 
glossographer  492 
glossoTogist  492 
Glossology  560,  582 
glossy  [see  gloss] 
Glottology  560 
glove  225 
take  up  the  -  720 
throw  down  the  - 

715 
glow  warm  382 

shine  420 

colour  423 

«i!y/e  574 

passion  821 
glower 

e-tore  443 

discourteous  895 

*M//e/i  901a 
glowing 
[i'eeglowl 

orange  439 

excited  824 

beautiful  845 

-  terms  574 
glow-worm  423 
gloze/a;^e;-933 

vindicate  937 
glue  cement  45 

cementing  46 

semiliquid  852 
glum 

discontented  832| 

deeded  837 

«w/A:y  901a 
glut 

redundance  641 

satiety  869 
glutinous  352 


gluttony  957 

^6?g5ire  865) 
glycerine 

lubrication  332 

0?/  356 
glyphography  553 
glyptography  558 
glyptotheca  557 
gnarl  a;?(7er  9j0 

^/irea<  909 
gnarled  , 

roMQ'/i  x^56 

fZe/ise  3W1 
gnash  one's  teeth 

lament  839 

a//g'/'y  900 
gnat  /^i!/;e  193 
strain  at  a  -  &c. 

caprice  608 
gnaw  eat  298 

rw6  331 

injure  659 
gnawing 
-grief  828,  83ft 

-  pain  378 
gnome  980 
gnomon  114 
Gnostic  984 
go 

cease  to  exist  2 

energy  171 

move  204, 

recede2Sl 

depart  293 
fade  429 

disappear  449 
fashion  852 
come  and  -  314 
as  things  -  613 

-  about 

turn  round  311 
published  531 
undertake  67b 

-  across  302 

-  after 

in  time  117 
in  motion  281 

-  ahead 
precede  280 
advance  282 
ac<ii;e  682 

-  against  708 

-  astray  495 

-  away  293 

-  back  283 

-  bad  659 

-  bail  771 

-  before  280 

-  between 
interjacent  228 
instrumental  631 
mediate  724 

-  beyond  303 

-  bv  the  board  168 

-  about  your 
business 

Section  5:97 
dismissal  756 
-by 
conform  to  82 

98 


GO 


GOD 


GON 


GOO 


elapse  109 

vastl^a 

outrun  333 

subterfuge  702 
give  the  -  by  to 

neglect  460 

deceive  545 

avoid  623 

notobservell!^ 
~  by  the  name  of 
5t>4 

-  deep  into  461 

-  down  sink  ;i06 
decline  659 

-  down  with 
believed  ^^S4 
tolerated  826 
content  831 

-  farther  and  fare 
worse  659 

-  forth  depart  293 
publish  531 

-  halves  91 

-  hand  in  hand 
accompany  88 
same  time  120 

-hard  704 

-  on  ill  735 

-  in  294 

-  in  for 
resolution  604 
pursuit  t>22 

-  into 
ingress  294 
inquire  461 
dissert  595 

-  all  lengths 
complete  52 
re^ve  604 
exertion  G^ 

-mad5a3 

-  near  -.^86 

-  no  further 
keep  secret  528 

-  for  nothing 
sophistry  At  1 
vnimportant  643 

-  off  explode  173 
depart  293 

die  360 
wither  669 
marry  W^ 

-  on  time  106 
continue  143 
advance  282 

'  on  for  ever  112 
-out 

cease  142 

egress  295 

«c<inc<-385 

-  out  of  one's  head 
506 

-  over 


explore  4&1 
apostate  607 
faithless  940 

-  to  pieces  162 

-  round  311 

-  shares  778 


-  to  sleep  683 

-  through 
meet  with  151 
pass  302 
explore  461 
perform  hm 
conduct  692 
complete  13Q 
endure  826 

-  to  extend  196 
travel  266 
direction  878 
remonstrance  695 

-up  305 

-  to  war  7:22 
-with 

assent  488 
concord  714 

-  with  the  stream 
conform  82 
«(?rKi/c  886 

-  from  one's  word 
773 

goad  615 
goal  end  67 

reach  292 

oijeci  620 
reach  the  - 

comvleteTiQ 
go&t  jumper  3u9 

lecher  962 
he  -  male  373 
gobang  840 
gobbet 

small  piece  32 

/oorf  ;i;98 
gobble  cry  412 

gormandize  957 

€fl/298 
gobemouche 

/oo/  501 

rfwy;e  547 
go-between  78 
goblet  191 
goblin  980 

(bugbear  mi) 
go-cart  272 
GOD  976 
house  of  - 1000 
kingdom  of  -  981 

sons  of  -  977 

-'s  acre  3(53 

-  bless  me  !  870 

-  bless  you 
farewell  293 

-  forbid  766 
-'s  grace  906 

-  grant  990 
-knows  491 
-'8  love  906 
for  -'s  sake  765 
-'s  will  6'Jl 

-  willing  470 
god  979 

household  -s  189 
tutelary  -  6&4 

goddess  love  897 
heathen  979 

Godhead  97(3 

godlike  987 


godly  944 

godsend  good  618 
prosperity  734 

Godspeed 
farewell  293 
hope  958 
courtesy  894 
benevolence  906 
approbation  931 

gcer  horse  ;271 

goes  [seeg,6\ 
as  one  -  270 
here  -  676 

Gog  and  Magog  192 

goggle  441 

-  eyes  443 
goggles  445 
gomg  [see  go] 

general  78 
rumour  532 

-  to  happen  152 

-  on 

incomi)l€te  53,  730 
current  151 
transacting  625 

Golconda  803 

gold  yellow  436 

orange  439 

money  800 

write  in  letters  of  - 

642 
worth  its  weight  in 
-64S 
golden  \see  gold] 
-age 

p7-0sperity  734 
pleasure  827 

-  apple  615 

wealth  803 
idol  985 
idolatry  991 
-dream 

imagination  516 
hope  858 


nvoderation  174 
mid-course  628 

-  opinions  931 

-  opportunity  134 
-rule 

precept  697 

-  season  of  life  127 
golf  840 
Golgotha 

burial  363 

churchyard  1000 
Goliath 

strength  159 

size  192 
goloshes  225 
gondola  273 
gondolier  2Q9 
gone  Isee  go] 

past  122 

absent  187 

deadSm 

-bad  653 

-by 

antiquated  124 


-  out  of  one's  re- 

collection  506 
gonfalon  550 
gong  4!7 
goniometer 
angle  244 


good 

complete  52 

palatable  394 

assent  488 

benefit  618 

beneficial  6^ 

right  922 

virtuous  944 

}nous  987 
as  -  as  197 
be  so  -  as  765 
do -906 
for- 

diuturnal  110 

permanent  141 
make- 

evidence  467 

pnvide  637 

restore  660 

complete  729 

substantiate  924 

vi7\dicate  937 

atone  for  952 
so  far  so  -  931 
think  -  931 
to  the  -  780 
turn  to  -  arcount  731 
what's  the  -  t>45 

-  actions  944 

-  at  698 

-  auspices  858 

-  behaviour 
contingent  108a 
duty  926 
virtue  944 

in  one's  -  books  888 

-  bye  21;3 

in  -  case  192 

-  chance  472 

-  cheer  food  298 
cheerful  836 

-  circumstances  803 

-  condition  192 
-day 

arrival  2^ 
departure  293 
courtesy  894 
-effect 
goodness  &4& 
beauty  845 

-  enough 

not  perfect  651 
be  -  enough  765 
put  a  -  face  upon 

cheeiful  836 

proud  ^18 

-  fellow 892 

-  fight  icar  722 
virtue  944 

-for 

useful  644 
salubrwus^Xi& 

-  fortune  734 

99 


GOO 


GOS 


GRA 


GRA 


-  genins 
/ri€nd890 
benefactor  912 
god  979 

in  one's  -  graces  888 

-  hand  700 

-  humour 
concord  714 
cheerfulness  836 
amuse  840 
courtesy  894 
kindly  906 

-  intention  906 

-  lack  !  870 

-  living 
food  298 
gluttony  957 

-  look  out  459 

-  looks  845 

-  luck  734 

-  man  man  373 
husband  903 
worthy  948 

-  manners  894 
much  -  may  it  do 

906 

-  morrow  292 

-  name  873 

-  nature  906 

-  for  nothing 
impotence  158 
useless  645 

in  -  odour 
repute  873 
approbation  931 

-  offices 
mediation  724 
kind  906 

-  old  time  122 

-  omen  853 

-  opinion  931 
take  in  -  part 

pleased  827 
courteous  894 
kind  906 

-  pennyworth  815 

-  at  the  price  8J5 
to  -  purpose  731 

-  repute  873 

-  sense  498 

-  society  852 

-  taste  859 

-  temper  894 

-  thing  048 

-  time  early  132 
opportune  134 
prosperous  734 

-turn 
kindness  906 

-  understanding  714 
-wife 

woman  874 
spouse  908 

-will 

willingness  602 
benevolence  906 

-word 
approval  931 
Vindication  937 


-  as  one's  word 
veracity  543 
observance  773 
probity  939 

-  works  906 
goodly 

great  31 
large  192 
handsome  845 
goodness 

[see  good]  648 
virtue  944 
have  the  - 
request  765 

-  gracious  I  870 

-  of  heart  906 
goods  effects  780 

merchandise  798 
Goodwin  sands  667 
goody  374 
gooroo  996 
goose  hiss  409 
game  of  -  840 
giddy  as  a  -  458 
kill  the  -  with 
golden  eggs 
bungler  Q^)'^ 
prodigal  818 
gooseberry: 
old  -  978 

-  eyes  441,  443 
goosecap  501 
goosequill  590 
goose-skin  383 
Gordian  knot 

tangled  59 

difficulty  704 

(problem  461) 
gore  stab  260 

blood  361 
gorge  ravine  198 

fill  641 

satiety  869 

gluttony  957 

{eat  298) 
raise  one's  -  900 

-  the  hook  602 
gorge  de  pigeon  440 
gorgeous 

colour  428 

beauty  845 

ornament  847 
Gorgon  860 
gorilla  913 
gormandize 

eat  298 

gluttony  957 
gdrse  367 
gory  murderous  361 

unclean  653 
gospel 

certainty  474 

truth  494 
take  for  -  484 
Gospels  085 
gossamer 

filament 'HQTy 

light  820 

texture  329 
gossip  news  532 


babbler  584 

conversation  588 
gossoon  876 
Gotama  986 
Goth  vulgar  851 

barbarian  876 
Gotham,  wise  men 

of  -  501 
got  hie 

amorphous  241 
gouache  556 
gouge  concave  252 

perforator  262 
gourmand 

sensualist  954a 

glutton  957 
gourmet 

fastidious  868 

sybarite  954a 
gofit,  haut  -  392 
goutte  d'eau,  il  se 

noyetait  dans 

une  -  699 
govern  direct  693 

authority  737 
governess  540 
government 
[see  govern] 

ruling  power  Tib 
divine  -  9/6 
petticoat  -  699 
governor 

tutor  540 

director  694 

ruler  745 

keeper  753 
gowk  501 
gown  dress  2i5 

canonicals  999 
gownsman  492 
grab  take  789 

7niser  819 
grabble  379 
grace  style  578 

permission  760 

concession  784 

elegance  845 

?;o/isA  850 

^i^^e  877 

peity  914 

forgiveness  918 

honour  939 

^)k/:y  987 

worsJiip  99  J 
act  of  -  784 
God's  -  906 
with  a  bad  -  603 
with  a  good  - 

willing  602 

courteous  894 
in  one's  good  -sBSS 
heart  of  -  861 
say  -  9'.K) 

submit  with  a 
fcood  -  «2t} 

-  before  meat  916 
grace:  coup  de  -  914 

la -840 
graceless 

inelegant  579 


ugly  846 

VICIOUS  945 

imx>enitent  951 

irreligious  989 
Graces  845 
gracious 

willing  602 

courteous  894 

Mno?  906 
goo:l-870 
grade  degree  26 

^erm  71 

(class  75) 
gradatim 

in  orrfer  58 

continuous  69 

stojy  275^ 
gradation 

degree  26 

oj'rfer  58 

continuity  69 
gradient  217 
gradual  degree  26 

continuous  69 

sto2«;  275 
graduate 

adjust  23 

a7Tange  60 

series  69 

measure  466 

scholar  492 
graduated  scale  466 
gradus  502 
Graeculus  esuriens 

886 
graft  Join  43 

focaife  184 

insert  300 

<^acA  537 
gram  essence  5 

^ma^^  32 

tendency  176 

/i«^e  193 

row<7A  256 

weight  319 

texture  329 

powder  830 

}>ain<  428 

temper  820 

ornament  847 
against  the  - 

rowj/Zi  256 

unwilling  603 

opjwsing  708 
-s  of  allowance 

qualification  469 

rfowfiS;  485 
like  -s  of  sand 

incoherent  47 
gramercy  916 
graminivorous  298 
grammar 

beginning  66 

teaching  537 

^vAWiJ  542  , 

language  567 
bad  -  568 
comparative  -  560 
grammarian  492 
granary  636 

100 


GRA 


GRA 


GRE 


GRI 


grand 
important  642 
handsome  845 
glorious  873 
ostentatious  8S2 

-  climacteric  138 

-  doings  882 
en  -  seigneur 

proud  878 
insolent  885 
en  -e  tenue 
w^ament  847 
shoio  882 

-  style  556 

-  tour  266 

-  Turk  745 

-  vizier  694 
grandam  13J 
grandchildren  167 
grandee  87  ■ 
grandeur  873 

g  andfather 

veteran  ISO 

pateraitij  166 
grandiloquent  577 
grandiose  577 
grandmother  641 
teach  -  538 
grandsire 

veteran  130 

paternity  166 
grange  189 
granite  323 
granivorous  298 
grano  salis,  cum  - 

qualification  469 

unbelief  ^%b 
grant 

admit  529 

permit  760 

consent  762 

confer  784 

God  -  990 

-  a  lease  771 
granted  488 

take  for  - 

believe  484 

suppose  514 
grantee 

possessor  779 

receiver  785 
granular  330 
granulate  3o0 
granule  32 
grapes  s;.ur- 

vnatlainable  471 

faUehood  544 

excuse  617 
grape-shot 

attack  716 

arms  727 
graphic 

intelligible  518 

'painting  556 

descripnve  594 
graphometer  244 
graphotype  558 
grapnel  606 
grapple 

fasten  43 


clutch  789 
-  with 

-  a  question  461 

-  difficulties  704 
oppose  708 
resw^  719 
contention  720 

grappling-iron 
fastening  45 
sa/eily  666 


comprehend  518 
power  737 
retain  781 
«et2;'?  789 
in  one's  -  737 


tight 
5e?;erg  739 

-  at  865 

-  of  intellect  493 
grasping 

miserly  819 
conetous  8t5 
grass  3()7 

let  the  -  grow  under 
one's  feet 
neglect  460 
inactive  683 
not  let  the  -  «S;c. 
active  682 
grasshopper  309 
grass -plat  371 
grate  rub  330 
physical  pain  378 
stove  386 

-  on  the  ear 
harsh  sound  410 

-  on  the  feelings  830 
grated 

burred  219 
grateful 

physically  pleasant 
377 

agreeable  SO 

thankful  0. a 
grater  380 
gratification 

animal  -  377 

mo7'al  -  827 
gratify  829 
grating  [see  grate] 

/a«ice  219 
gratis  815 
gratitude  916 
gratuitous 

inconsequent  477 

supposititious  514 

voluntary  602 

jmyless  815 
gratuity 

^e/i!  784 

j7/'a/w  815 
gratulate  fc93 
gravamen  642 

-  of  a  charge  938 
grave  great  31 

t07nb  363 
engrave  558 
important  642 


composed  826 

distressing  830 

«arf  837 

heinous  945 
look  - 

disapprove  932 
rise  from  the  -  660 
silent  as  the  -  403 
sink  into  the  -  360 
on  this  side  of  the  - 
?59 

-  in  the  memory  505 

-  note  403 
gravel 

puzzle  704 
graveolent  398 
graven  image  991 
graver  558 
gravitate 

descend  306 

weigh  319 

-  towards  176 
gravity /o/'ce  157 

wiight  .•)19 

vigour  574 

importance  642 

sedateness  826 

seriousness  827 
centre  of  -  222 
specific  - 

ueight  319 

density  321 
gravy  333 
gray    3    [and  see 

grey] 
graze  ?o?/c7i  ISO 

browse  298 

r»6  331 
grazier  370 
gre,  savoir  -  916 
grease 

lubricate  332 

oil  356 

-  the  palm 
te^nj/t  CIS 
(7U-e  784 
pay  807 

greasy  355 
great  much  31 

6?r/  192 

glorious  87) 

magnanimous  942 

{important  642) 

-  bear  3i8 

-  circle  sailing  C28 

-  coat  225 

-  doings 
importance  642 
ft?/,'?We  682 

-  folks  875 

-  gun  636 

-  Mogul  745 

-  number  102 

-  quantity  31 
greater  33 

-  number  102 

-  part  31 
nearly  all  50 

greatest  33 
greatness  31 


greave  225 
greed 

desire  865 

gluttony  957 
greedy 

avaricious  819 
netvl  3 

young  127 

lawn  344 

colour  435 

credulous  486 

novice  491 

unused  614 

healthy  C54 

immature  G74 

'unskilled  699 
•board  of  -  cloth  C66 

-  memory  5ij6 

-  old  iige  128 
greenback  800 
green-eyed  monster 

1:^0 
greenhorn 

novice  493 

dupe  547 

bungler  701 
greenhouse 

receptacle  191 

horticulture  371 
greenness  43.i 
green-room  599 
greensward  344 
greenwood  367 
Gree.v 

unintelligible  bid 

sharp  r  7t-2 

St.  Giles's  -  im 

-  Church  984 

-  Kalends  107 
greet  weep  839 

hail  894 
greetii'g 

sociality  8Q2 
gregarious  892 
grenade  727 
grenadier 

/«//2l6 

soldier  726 
grey  432 

-  beard  130 

-  hairs  128 
bring  -  hair?  to 

the  grave 
adversity  735 
harass  83 J 

-  mare 
ruler  737 
vi<isteri:Ah 
wife  903 

-hound 

swift  274 

animal  366 
gridelin  487 
gridiron 

crossing  219 

stove  386 
grief  828 
come  to  -  7S5 
grievance  evil  619 

painful  m) 

101 


GRI 


GRO 


GRO 


GUA 


wrong  923 
grieve  mourn  828 

jmia  830 

dejected  837 

roinpla'm  839 
grievous  bad  649 

pun  fid  830 
[grievously 

/•f7'//  31 

griffin  83 
prifto  41 
griffonage  590 
grig  merry  836 
grill  :^4 
jrrille  219 
grim 

jydafidS^ 

doleful  837 

itc/li/  846 

r^iscoM7'<eo«»895 

/.v<//6'?i  901a 

-  visaged  war  722 
grimace 

distortion  243 
affectation  835 

grlmacier 
actor  599 
humorist  844 
afTecfed  8^5 

grimallcin  366 

grimy  Go2 

grin  taur/h  833 
ridicule  856 

-  and  abide  725 

-  a  gliastly  smile 
dejected  »3T 
vif/^y  846 

grind 
reduce  195 
sharpen  253 
pulverize  330 
/ear»  539 
op2}ress  907 

-  the  organ  416 

-  one's  teeth  900 
grinder 

teacher  830 
grinding 

severe  739 

distressing  830 
grindstone 

sharpener  253 

pulverizer  33) 
grip  7Jo?«;6r  737 

retention  781 

d'/^r/i  789 

-  of  the  hand  894 
gripe  [see  grip] 

y;ai/i  378 

parsimony  819 
gi'isaille 

fl'/'ey  432 

/;at/iiing'556 
grisette 

ivoman  374 

commonalty  876 

libey^tine  962 
grisly  846 
grist 

maierials  0*35 


jnvvislon  637 

-  to  the  mill 
«se/«/  644 
acquire  775 

gristle 

rfense  321 

towg-A  327 
grit 

powder  330 

-  in  the  oil 
hindrance  708 

gritty 

/ia?'<?  323 
grizzled 

e-rey  432 

variegated  440 
groan  cry  411 

lament  839 
groat  800 
grocer  637 
grocery  39  5 
grog  drink  29S 

intoxicating  959 
groin  244 
groom  746 

-  of  the  chambers  740 
groove 

farrow  259 

habit  CA'A 
move  in  a  -  8 .' 
put  in  a      for  (73 
grope 
feel  379 

experiment  463 

/!ry  675 

(inquire  VA) 

-  in  the  dark  704 
gross 

great  31 
whole  50 
number  98 
?^(7;?/  846 
vulgar  851 
mdoMs945 
impure  961 

-  credulity  486 

-  receipts  810 
grosshead  501 
gross  headed  499 
grossierete  895 
grot  [,«.-««grotto] 
grotesque 

odd  83 

distorted  243 

-  style  579 

ridiculous  853 
grotto 

rt/fco?;^  191 

hollow  252 
ground 

caM.s-<?  153 

region  181 

Aase  211 

suppoii  215 

C0rt^»if72i3 

^rt^d  342 

i>/a»i  344 

evidence  467 

/eacA  537 

motive  615 


;);?a  615 
above  -  359 
dress  the  -  371 
fall  to  the -'132 
get  over  the  -  274 
go  over  the  -  302 
level  with  the  -  \%i 
maintain  one's  - 

persevere  m\a 
play-  840 
prepare  the  -  6i3 
stand  one's  - 

defend  717 

resist  719 

-  bait  784 

-  cut  from  under 
one  7;i2 

-  floor 
chamber  101 
low  207 
base  211 

-  on 
attribxde  155 

-  plan  554 

-  of  quarrel  713 

-  sliding  from 
under  one 

danger  665 

-  swell 
agitation  315 
loaves  348 

grounded 
stranded  732 
well-  490 

-  on  basis  211 
evidence  467 

groundless 

vnsubstanfuU  4 

illogical  477 

erroneous  495 
groundling  876 
grounds 

dregs  653 
groundwork 

precursor  61 

cause  153. 

basis  21 1 

support  215 

prej)arution  673 
group 

marshal  CO 

cluster  72 
grout  45 
grove 

street  189 

f^^arfe  252 

wood  367 
grovel 

icto/y  207 

move  slowly  275 

cringe  S86 

6«se'940 
grow 

increase  35 

become  144 

expand  194 
•  from 

«/f<?c^  154 
-into  144 

-  less  195 


-  taller  206 

-  together  46 
-up  194 

-  upon  one  613 
growl  cry  412 

complain  839 

discourtesy  895 

anger  900 

threat  9f»9 
growler  cab  272 

discontented  83  2 

,'^^/^^•y  901a 
grown  up  131 
growth  [see  grow] 

development  161 

-  i/i  sise  194 

tumour  250 

vegetation  367 
grub 

*v/ia^/  anviial  193 

/ooc;  298 
-up 

eradicate  301 

discover  48'  « 
Grub-slreet  writer  593 
grudge 

unwilling  603 

refuse  764 

s^i/if/y  819 

//a/:e  898 

a/if/er  900 
bear  a  -  907 
owe  a  -  898 
grudging 

ununllingfiO^ 

-  praise  9.i2 
gruff 

harsh  sound  410 

discourteous  8i)5 

{morose  Wm) 
grum 

harsh  sound  410 

morose  901  a 
grumble 

cry  4\\ 

complain  832,  83' 
grume  354 
grumous 

dense  .",21 

pulpy  351 
grumpy  9ula 
grunt 

animal  sound  412 

complain  839 
guano  ()53 
guarantee 

promise  788 

security  771 
guard 

travelling  268 

safety  664 

defence  717 

soldier  72  5 

sentni  7  r,3 

advanced  -  GG8 
mount  - 

care  459 

/jf//c/y  6C4 
off  one's  - 

inexpectant  508 

103 


GUA 


GUR 


HAB 


HAI 


throw  off  one's  - 

cunning  702 

on  one's  - 
careful  459 
cautious  864 

rear  -  GC8 

-  against 
prepare  6~3 
defence  717 

-  ship  7:26 
{Tuarda  costa  753 
guarded 

conditions  770 
guardian 
safetij  664 
defence  717 
ktepir  753 

-  angel 
helper  711 
benefactor  912 

guardless  6G5 
guard-room  7' 2 
gubernation  693 
gubernatorial  737 
gudgeon  547 
guerdon  973 
guerre  : 
nom  de  -  SG"! 

-  a  outrancc  &c. 
guerilla  72 J 
guess  514 
guesswork  514 
guest  890 

guet  : 
mot  de  -  550 

-  a-pens 
C'd'throatZloX 
snare  545 

guffaw  838 
guggle 

gush  348 

bubble  353 

resound  408 

cry  412 
guide 

teach  537 

teacher  540 

indicate  550 

direct  693 

director  694 

advise  695 
guide-book  527 
guided  by,  be  - 

conform  S-i 
guideless  605 
guide-post  550 
guiding  star  693 
iruild 

society  712 

tribunal  966 
guildhall  799 
guile 

deceit  Mi,  545 

cunning  70i 
guileless 

veracious  543 

artless  703 
guillotine 

decapitate  973 

axe  975 


guilt  947 

{vice  945) 
guiltless  946 
guilty: 
find  -  971 
plead-  950 
guinde  579 
guinea  800 
guisard  599 
guise 

state  7 

dress  225 

appearance  448 

2Hea  617 

mode  627 

conduct  692 
guiser  599 
guitar  417 
gules  434 
guif 

intei^al  198 

deep  208 

lake  343 
gull 

deceive  546 

r^?/;?e  547 
gullible  486 
gullet  throat  zm 

rivulet  348 
gully  gorge  198 

hollojo  252 

opening  260 

conduit  ;350 
gulosity  957 
gulp  swallow  296 

take  food  298 

-  down 
credulity  486 
submit  7^5 

gnlph 

[.«f e  gulf]  ?43 
gava  fastening  45 

fasten  4(5 

-  elastic  c25 
gummy  352 
gumption  498 
gun  7-epo)-t406 

weajx)n  7^7 
great  -  026 
blow  great  -s  :^9 
.^■nie  as  a  -  474 
gunboat  726 
gunner 

soldier  726 
gunnery 
irarfare  7:^2 
cannon  727 
gunpowder 
waif  are  722 
ammunition  727 
not  invent  -  605 
sit  on  barrel  of  - 
501 
<;un-shot  197 
guige  eddy  312 

torrent  348 
gurgle 
/o?y  348 
bubble  353 


/aiH.^  50Mnc?  405 

resonance  408 
gurgoyle  350 
gush 

Jioiv  out  295 

/oo/i  348 
gushing 

emotional  %''! 

impressible  822 
gust  wind  349 

physical  taste  390 

passion  825 

moral  taste  850 
gustation  390 
gustful  394 
gustless  391 
gusto  [*■«€  gust] 

jihysical  7)leasure 
377 

emotion  821 
gut  destroy  162 

opening  260 

«/rai<  343 

evisceixUe  297 

«acA;  789 

5ifert^7ni 
guts  inside  221 
gutter 

groove  259 

conduit  350 
guttle  957 
gutiural 

/e^/fer  561 

inarticulate  S83 
guzzle 

gluttony  957 

drunkenness  959 
gymnasium 

6cAoo/  542 

are??  a  128 
gymnast 

at/ong  159 
gymnastics 

training  537 

exei-cise  08o 

contention  720 

/t;70?'<  840 
Gy  nnosophist 

abstainer  953 

sectarian  984 
gynarchy  727 
gyneca;um  374 
gyp  746 
gyrate  312 
gyrfalcon  913 
Gyromancy  511 
gysart  599 
gyve  752 


H 


habeas  corpus  963 
habergeon  717 
habiliment  225 
habilitation  698 
habit  essence  5 
cocti  225 
custom  613 
want  of  -  614 
-s  of  business  682 


•  of  mind  820 
habitat  189 
habitation  189 
habit-maker  225 
habitual 

ordinary  82 

customary  613 
habituate 

train  537 

accustom  613 
habitude 

state  7 

habit  613 
habitue  613 
hacienda 

abode  189 

property  780 
hack  CM^  44 

shorten  201 

/!0/',se  271 

iDorker"  69o 
literary  -  593 
hackle  41 
hackney-coach  272 
hackneyed 

known  490 

trite  496 

habitual  013 

experienced  698 
Hades  982 
Hadji  traveller  268 

/priest  996 
hae  tibi  erunt 

artes  027 
haeret  lateri 

lethalis  arundo 

disj)leasuie  828 

a/^f7^/  900 
haft  03 ! 
hag  ugly  846 

wretcli  913         , 

witcli  994 
haggard 

insane  503 

<ireo?  688 

e^i/rf  824 

t/(7^y  840 
haggle  cut  44 

cliaffer  7.i4 
Hagiographa  985 
Hagioiogy  i)83,  985 
haguebut  727 
ha-ha  ditch  198 

defence  717 
haik  225 
hail  welcome  292 

ice  383 

ca;^58e 

rejoicing  838 

honour  to  873 

celebration  883 

courtesy  894 

^fl^Mte  928 

approve  931 
-  fellow  well 
met 

friendship  888 

sociality  892 
hailstone  383 
hair  wiaW  32 

108 


HAI 


HAM 


HAN 


HAN 


JUament  205 

]     trifle  643 

roughness  i56 

half-starved 

to  a  -  494 

instcjlcient  640 

-'8  breadth 

/as^i/ig'  956 

mat  197 

half-way 

Tiwrow  203 

small  32 

-breadth  escape 

middle  68 

danger  665 

fte^wem  228 

escape  671 

go  -  ir-t-esolute  605 

-8  on  the  head 

mid-course  628 

rmiltitude  Vdi 

meet- 

make  one's  - 

willing  602 

stand  on  end 

compromise  774 

distressing  880 

half-witted  499,  501 
hall  chamber  189 

fear  860 

wonder  870 

receptacle  191 

hairle  8x26 

»jar<  799 

hairy  rough  256 

music  -  599 

halberd  727 

-  of  audience  588 

halberdier  726 

-  mark  55 ) 

halcyon  calm  174 

hallelujah  991 

peace  721 

halloo  cry  411 

prosperms  734 
joyful  827, 829 

look  here!  457 

m^;  686 

hale  054 

wonder  870 

half  91 

hallow 

-  the  battle 

celebrate  883 

important  642 

respeciJ  928 

success  731 

hallowed  976 

-  distance  G8 

hallucination 

-  a  dozen  six  98 

€rro/'  495 

several  102 

insanity  503 
halo  ^igr/i^  420 

see  with  -  an  eye 

intelligent  498 

e-fory  8r3 

intelligible  518 

Halomancy  511 

manifest  525 
-  a  gale  849 

halser  45 

halt  cease  143 

-  and  half 

M;eaA;  160 

equal  27 

rest  265 

Twia-ecZ  41 

flfo  sfou'^y  275 
lame  655 

inccnnplete  53 

-  a  hundred  98 

/«^^732 

-  light  422 

at  the  -  265 

-  measures 

halter  rope  45 
restraint  752 

incomplete  53 

vacillating  605 

punishment  975 

mid-coH  se  028 

wear  a  -  874 

-  moon  24.3 

with  a  -  round 

-  price  hl5 

one's  neck  665 

-ratios  040 

halting 

-  scholar  4. ,3 

style  579 
-place  2) ^ 
halve  {see  half] 

-  seas  over  959 

-sight  44;             • 

-speed 

halves 

moderate  174 

do  by  - 

stow  275 

neglect  4C0 

-  truth  546 

no'^  complete  733 

half-blind  443 

not  do  by  -  729 

half-blood 

go -778 

mixture  41 

ham  house  189 

■    unconfonnify  83 

hamadryad  979 

impel  feet  (:51 
half-frozen  3r-2 

hamlet  \%i 

hammer 

half-hearted 

repeat  104 

irresolute  (')05 

knock  276 

insensible  823 

stammer  5a3 

indifferetit  80« 

under  the  - 

half-learned  491 

auction  7P6 

half-melted  352 

between  the  -  and 

halfpenny 

the  anvil  665 

-  at  thinJc  451 
work  686 

-  out  form  240 
prepare  673 
complete  729 

hammock  215 
hamper 
6a«A;6<  191 
obstruct  706 
hamstring 
incapacitate  158 
e»j?«-e  659 
hanaper  802 
hand 
measure  of  length 
200 

«iof€  236 
transfer  270 
?ware  372 

organ  of  touch  379 
indicator  SfjO 
writing  590 
medium  631 
ag-ew^  690 
5'ras;>  781 
■frathfer  733 
at  -future  121 
destined  153 
wear  197 
t^^e/'wr  644 
bad  -  590 
bird  in  -  781 
come  to  - 
arn?;e  292 
received  785 
fold  one's  -s  681 
give  one's  -  to 
marj^j  903 
good  - 
writing  590 
5^e//  098 
proficiency  700 
helping  -  707,  711 
hold  in - 
r^ile  787 
hold  out  the  - 
courtesy  894 
hold  up  the  - 
vote  609 
in- 

incomplete  53 
business  625 
preparing  673 
not  finished  Ti) 
possessed  777 
money  8v0 
m  the  -s  of 
authority  737 
subjection  749 
lay  -s  on 
discover  480a! 
«5e  077 
^a^'e  789 
ri^e  998 
much  on  one's  -s 

082 

on  one's  -s 
business  025 
redundant  041 
not  finished  730 


for  sale  796 
no  -  in  623 
poor  -  701 
put  Into  one's  -s  784 
put  one's  -  to  676 
ready  to  one's -673 
shake  -s  lil8 
stretch  forth  one's  - 

680 
take  by  the  -  707 
take  in  - 

teach  537 

undertake  07^1 
time  hanging  on 
one's  -8 

inaction  681 

leisure  685 

weary  841 
try  one's  -  675 
turn  one's  -  to  625 
under  one's  - 

in  writing  590 

jyromise  768 

compact  709 

-  back  683 

-  of  death  360 
-down 

record  551 
transfer  783 
have  one's  -s  full 
682 

-  gallop  274 

-  and  glove  888 

-  in  hand 
joined  43 
accompanying  88 
same  time  120 
concur  178 
cooperate  709 
party  712 
concord  714 
f7iend  888 
social  892 

-  to  hand 
touching  199 
transfer  370 
fight  T20,  722 

-  over  head 
inattention  468 
neglect  400 
reckless  863 

have  a  -  in 

mwse  153 

ac^  680 

cooperate  709 
have  one's  -  in 

skill  098 

keep  one's  --  in  ^l^? 
live  from  -  to 

mouth 

insufficient  34C 

unprepared  674 

?)Oo?'  804 
-s  off  1  avoid  623 

/^-aj'^!  atone  681 

prohibition  761 

-  over 
transfer  788 
fir?,  re  784 

with  the  -B  in  the 

104 


MAN 


HAP 


HAfi 


HAR 


pockets  6S1 
band-barrow  272 
handbook 

travel  286 

infoi-mation^7 

book  393 
handcuff  751,  752 
nandfast  903 
handful 

quantity  2^ 

small  32 

few  103 
handicap  720 
handicraft 

business  625 

working  680 
handicraftsman  690 
handiwork 

effect  154 

doing  080 
handherchief 

clothes  225 

cleaner  652 
handle 

/ee/.  ^OMc/i  379 

dissert  595 

^^a  617 

instrument  633 

t/se  677 


furnish  a  -  937 
make  a  -  of  677 

-  a  case  692 

-  to  one's  name 
name  564 
honour  877 

handmaid 

instrumentality  631 

auxiliary  711 

servant  746 
handpost  550 
handsel 

begin  06 

security  771 

fi-i/^  784 

■pay  809 
handsome 

^jftero^  816 

beautiful  S^ 

disinterested  942 

-  fortune  803 
handspike  033 
handstafl  727 
handvvriting 

signature  o50 
autograph  590 

-  on  the  wall 
warning  668 

handy 

/^ea/'  197 

2/s^/2<^  644 

ready  673 

dexterous  698 
Lang 

pendency  214 

A/^^  301 

ciwse  908 

execute  L(72 
-about  197 

-  back  623 


-  in  doubt  485 

-  fire  lute  133 
cease  142 

unjyroductive  169 
iner^  172 

stoz^;  275 
reluctance  603 
inactive  683 
not  finish  730 
failTo2 
.  refuse  764 

-  on  hand  641 

-  down  the  head  837 

-  over  the  head  152 

-  it !  regret  833 
contempt  93J 

-  out  a  light  423 

-  upon  the  lips  of 
418 

-  on 
accompany  88 

-out 

dis]My  882 

entertain  893 
-over 

destiny  152 

height  206 

project  250 

(futurity  121) 

-  out  a  signal  55") 

-  on  the  sleeve  of 
servant  746 
servility  886 
flattery  S33 

-  in  suspense  606 

-  by  a  thread  665 

-  together 
joined  43 
cohere  46 
concur  178 
cooperate  709 

-upon 
ejT^ci;  154 
dcpendenqf  749 
hf 'ff-dog  iobk9)la 
hanged  if,  1 11  be  - 

489 
hanger 
weapon  727 
pothooks  and  -s  590 
-on 

accompaniment  88 
servant  li6 
servile  886 
hanging 
[se<?  hang] 
elevated  3j7 
ornamerd  847 

-  look  846 
hangman 

evil-doer  913 

6ac?  mart  949 

executwner  975 
hank  ^2«  45 
hanker  8(i5 
Hansard  551 
hansoin  272 
hap  156 
haphazard 

chance  156,  621 


hapless 
unjortiinate  735 
(miserable  828) 
{hopeless  859) 

haply 
possibly  470 
<6?/  chance  156) 

happen  151 

-  as  it  may 
chance  ^21 

-  what  may 
certain  474 
reckless  863 

happiness 

L^ee  happy] 
the    .-eatest-of 
the  greatest 
number  910 
happy  ^?;  23 
opportune  134 
style  578 
<7^ac?  827 
'cheerful  836 

-  despatch  972 

-  go  lucky  674 

-  returns  of  the 
day  896 

-  thought  842 

-  valley 

imagination  515 
delight  827 

harangue  583 
harass 

fatigxie  688 

vex  830 

loorry  907 
harbinger 

precursor  64 

ome»512 
harbour 

abode  189 

Aa?;m  292 


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cher' 


erish  821 
natural  -  343 

-  a  design  630 

-  an  idea  451 

-  revenge  919 
harbourless  665 
hard  strong  159 

dense  323 
])hysically  insen- 


mystcaiiy 
sible  Sro 


sour  397 

difflcidt  704 

severe  739 

morally  insensible 
fc23 

grievous  830 

'impenitent  951 
blow  -  349 
go- 

difflcult  704 
failure  732 

adversity  735 

pain  828 
hit  -  276 
look  -  at  441 
not  be  too  -  upon 
918 


stiike  - 

eneigy  171 

imp7/lse'276 
try -675 
work  -  686 

-  at  it  682 

-  bargain  819 
-of  belief  487 

-  to  believe  4S5 

-  by  197 

-  case  7S5 

-  cash  800 

-  earned  704 

-  fought  704 

-  frost  383 

-  of  hearing  41? 

-  heart 

malevolent  907 
vicious  9-;  5 
impenitent  951 

-  knocks  720 

-  life  735 

-  lines 
adversity  735 
severity  739 

-  liver  954a 

-  lot  735 

-  master  739 

-  measure  739 

-  names  932 

-  necessity  601 

-  nut  ^  crack  7W 

-  to  please  868 

-  pressed 
haste  684 
difficulty  704 
hindrance  706 

-  put  to  it  704 

-  set  704 

-  task  703 
-time  704 
-up 

difficulty  70i 
poor  80i 
-upon 
attack  715 
severe  739 
cen^ure9S2 

-  winter  383 

-  words 
obscure  571 
rude  895 
censure  982 

-  work  686 

-  at  work  682 
harden  [see  hard] 

strengthen  159 
accustom  613 

-  the  heart 
insensible  823 
enmity  ^89 
impenitence  Q^l 

hardened 
impious  988 

-  front 
insolent  885 

hardening 

habit  613 
hard-featured  846 
hard-listed  819 

105 


HAR 

hard-headed  498 
hardihood 

courage  861 
imolencesm 
hardly 

scarcely  32 
deal  -  with  739 

-  any  few  103 

-  anything 
small  32 
unbnjTortant  643 

-  ever  l'}7 
hard-mouthed  606 
hardness  32S 
hardship  735 
hardy 

strong  159 
healthy  654 
brave  861 
hare  21^ 
hoJd  with  the  - 
and  run  with  the 
hounds 
fickle  607 
servile  886 
hare-brained 
giddq  458 
rash  863 
{foolish  499) 
(mad  503) 
harem  961 
hara-kiri  972 
hanolatlon  511 
hark 
hear  418 
attention  457 
-  back  ^83 
harlequin 
changeable  149 
nimble  274 
motley  440 
pantomimic  599 
humorist  844 
harlequinade  599 
harlot  'M2 
harlotry  961 
harm 
evil  619 
badness  649 
malevolence  907 
harmattan  349 
harmless 
impotent  158 
9'00i;648 


i?e;/ec/:  650 
salubrious  656 
««/(?  664 
innocent  946 
bear-  717 
harmonica  417 
harmonics  413 
harmonist  413 
harmonium  417 
harmony 
agreement  23 
music  413 
co/o?^r  488 
concord  714 
/>eace  721 
friendship  888 


HAS 

harness 
/a,?<;e?i  43 
fastening  45 
accoutrement  225 
instrument  633 
restraint  752 
in  - 

J)repared  673 
e?i  ac<io;i  680 
ac<it;e  682 
subjection  749 
harp 
^€;;eaif  104 

musical  instrument 
417 
w^ary  841 
Harpagon  819 
harper  410 
harpoon  727 
harpsichord  417 
harpy 
relentless  739 
<A2(?/'79.' 
ww'A'er  819 
evil-doer  913 
demon  980 
harquebuss  727 
harridan 
Aa^  846 
trollop  962 
harrier  366 
harrow 
agriculture  371 
-  up  the  soul  860 
harrowing  830 
harry  j)ain  830 
attack  716 
persecute  907 
Harry,  old  -  978 
harsh 
acrid  171 
«o«w(^  410 
style  579 
«ez;er«  739 


morose  895 
malevolent  907 

-  voice  581 
hart  rfeer  3(j6 

mo/e  373 
harum-scarum 

disorder  59 

inattentive  ibS 
haruspice  513 
Haruspicy  511 
harvest 

effect  154 

profit  618 

«tore  6:d6 

acquisition  775 
get  m  the  - 

complete  7:29 

succeed  731 

-  home 
celebration  883 

-  time 
exertion  686 

has  been  122 
hash  mia;  41 
culU 


HAU 

confusion  59 

/oorf;298 

make  a  -  699 
hasp/a^^-e^i  43 

fastening  45 
hassock  2j5 
haste  velocity  274 

activity  682 

Awn-y  684 
hasten 

promote  707 
hasty 

transient  113 

hurried  684 

impatient  825 

irritable  901 
hat  225 

cardinal's  -  999 
send  round  the  - 

765 
shovel  -  999 
-  in  hand  886 
hatch 
produce  161 
e^a^e  232 
opening  26 ) 
fabricate  544 
shading  556 
;.>/a«  626 
prepan 


■  a  plot  626 
ehe 


hatches,  under - 
restraint  751 
prisoner  754 
iwor  804 
hatchet 

cutting  253 
dig  up  the  -  7. 2 
throw  the  helve 
after  the -His 
hatchet-faced  2J3 
hatchment 
funeral  363 
a/TWs  550 
record  551 
hatchway  200 
hate 
dislike  867 
/m^r€(/  898 
hateful 
noxious  649 
painful  830 
hath  been,  the  time  - 

hatter  225 
hatti-sheriff  741 
hatred  [see  hate] 

object  of -898 
hauberk  717 
haud  passibus  aequis 

unequal  28 

slow  275 
haugh  344 
haughty 

proud  878 

insolent  885 

contemptuous  930 
haul  rfmy  285 

c«fcA  offish  &c. 
789 


HAW 

'  -  down  one's  flag 

725 
haunch  236 
haunt /ocw«  74 
presence  186 
abode  189 
alarm  860 
persecute  907 
-  the  memory 
remember  505 
trouble  830 
haunted  980 
haut  en  bas,  trailer 
de  - 
insolence  886 
contempt  9i,0 
hautboy  417 
haut-goui  392 
haut-monde  875 
hauteur  878 
have  confute  479 
ken  49J 
possess  ITt 

-  the  advantage 
unequal  23 
sxiperior  33 

-  at  716 

-  no  choice  609a 

-  done  !  142 

-  to  do  with  9 
-no  end  li2 

-  other  fish  to  frv 
135  ^ 

-it 

discover  480a 
believe  484 

-  one  to  know  527 

-  some  knowledge 
of  490  ^ 

-  nothing  to  do 
with  10 

-  for  one's  own  78C 

-  rather  609 

-  one's  rights  924 

-  the  start  110 

-  in  store 
destiny  152 
provision  637 

-  to  620 

-  up  &38 

-  it  your  own  way 
submission  725 

haven 
arrival  292 
refuge  666 
haversack  191 
havoc 
destruction  162 
crv  -  war  722 
play  -  spoil  659 
haw  583 
hawk  spit  297 
stammer  583 
eye  of  a  -  498 
-  about 
publish  531 
offer  763 
sell  796 

between  -  and 
buzzard 


106 


HAW 


HEA 


HEA 


HEA 


agitation  315 

worrij  828 
know  a  -  from  a 
handsaw 

discriminate  465 

sMU  693 
hawker  796 
hawk-eyed  441 
hawking  chase  622 
hawser  45 
hay  while  the  sun 

shines,  make  - 134 
haycock  72 
hazard 

chance  156,  621 

danger  665 
at  all  -s  604 

-  a  conjecture  514 

-  a  proposition  477 
haze  mist  353 

uncertainty  475 
in  a- 

hidden  528 
hazel  433 
hazy  opaque  426 
he  373 
head  precedence  62 

beginning  6G 

class  75 

summit  210 

coiffure  225 

/6a<?281 

froth  353 

person  372 

intellect  450 

to^;ic  454 

wisdom  498 

picture  556 

nomenclature  564 

chapter  593 

cfi7W«;  693 

director  694 

master  745 
at  the  -  of 

direction  693 

authority  737 

repute  873 
bow  the  -  308 
bring  to  a  -  7?9 
come  into  one's  - 

451 
come  to  a  -  729 
gain  -  175 
get  into  one's  - 

thought  451 

6e/ee/  484 

intoxicate  959 
give  a  horse  his  - 

748 
hang  one's  -  879 
have  in  one's  -  490 
knock  on  the  -  361 
knock  one's  - 
against 

impulse  276 

unskilful  L99 
fail  732 

he  on  one's  -  926 
lift  up  one's  -  878 
make  -  against 


oppose  708 

resistance  719 

success  731 
never  entered  into 

one's  -  4:S 
have  no  -  5  G 
oa  one's  -  218 
can't  get  out  of 

one's  -  505 
over  -  and  ears 

deep  641 

debt  80(5 

love  8)7 
put  into  one's  - 

supposition  514 

information  527 
put  out  of  one's  - 

45  S 
run  in  the  -  505 
not  know  whether 
one  stands  on  -  or 
heels 

vncertain  475 

wonder  870 
take  into  one's  - 

thought  451 

caj)rice  608 

intention  620 
turn  the  -  824 
trouble  one's  - 

about  457 
as  one's  -  shall 
answer  for  7t58 
with  -  erect  878 
from  -  to  foot  200 

-  and  front 
important  642 

-  end  front  of  one's 
c  Sending 

jyrovocation  830 
charge  938 

-  over  heels 
inversion  218 
rotation  312 

-  and  shoulders 
in'elevant  10 
complete  52 
haste  684 

make  neither  - 
nor  tail  of  519 
hold  one's  -  up  307 

-  above  water 
safe  664 
prosperous  734 
u-eal/h  803 

j  headache  378 
I  head-centre  (,94 
head-dress  2.5 
header  310 
head-foremost 

violent  173 

rash  863 
head-gear  225 
heading  prefix  64 

beginning  66 

iiidication  55 

title  564 
headland 

height  2CQ 

projection  250 


{land  342) 
headlong 

hurry  684 

7'ush  863 
rush  - 

violence  173 
headman  694 
headmost 

front  234 

precession  280 
head-piece 

intellect  450 

ornament  8il 
head-quarters 

focus  74 

abode  189 

authority  737 
head-race  350 
heads 

compendium  596 

-  or  tails  156,  621 
lay  -  together 

advice  695 
cooperate  709 

-  I  win  tails  you 
lose 

unfair  940 
headship  737 
headsman  975 
headstrong 

violent  173 

obstinate  606 

rash  863 
headway 

navigation  267 

progression  282 
headwind  708 
headwork  451 
heady  606 
heal  restore  660 
let  the  wound  - 

forgive  918 

-  the  breach 
pacify  723 

healing  art  662 

health  654 

healthiness  055 

healt.iy  656 

heap  quantity  31 

collection  72 

store  636 

too  many  641 

rubbish  -  645 

hear 
audition  418 
be  infoi^med  527 
not  -  of 
refuse  764 

-  a  cause 
adjudge  480 
lawsuit  969 

-hear!  931 

-  and  obey  743 

-  out  457 
hearer  418 
hearing  418 

[see  hear] 
gain  a  -  175 
give  a  -  418 
hard  of  -  419 


out  of  -  196 

within -197 
hearken  457 
hearsay  532 

-  evidence  467 
hearse  363 
heart 

intrinsicality  5 

interior  221 

centre  222 

mind  450 

willingness  60'^ 

essential  642 

affections  82) 

courage  801 

love  897 
man  after  one's 

own  -  899 
with  all  one's  - 1)03 
at  -  820,  821 
from  bottom  o/  - 

543 
beating -821,  834 
break  the  -  830 
by- 

memory  505 
go  to  one's  -  824 
in  good  -  858 
with  a  heavy  -  603 
know  by  -  490 
lay  to  -  837 
learn  by  -  539 
lift  up  the  -  990 
lose  -  837 
lose  one's  -  897 
nearest  to  one's  - 

897 
not  find  it  in 
one's  -  603 
have  a  place  in 

the  -  897 
put  one's  -  into  604 
set  one's  -  upon  604 
take  - 

content  831 

hoije  858 

courage  861 
take  to  - 

sensibility  822 

discontent  832 

dejection  837 

anger  900 
warm  -  822 
wind  round  the  - 
897 

-  bleeding  for  914 
to  one's  -'s 

content 
willino  b'j2 
enough  639 
success  731 
content 8Sl 
-8  core 

mind  450 

affections  820 

-  expanding  821 

-  failing  one 
dejection  837 

fear  8bJ 

do  one's  -  good  829 


107 


HE  A. 


HEA 


HEE 


HEL 


-  of  grace  858 

-  in  hand  COS 

-  leaping  with 
joy 

2)leasure  827 
rejoicing  838 

-  leaping  into 
one's  mouth  824 

-  of  oak 
strong  159 
hard  32;^ 

-  in  right  place  908 
-sinkins/earaeo 

-  and  soul 
completely  53 
willing  (30^ 
resolute  604 
exertion  686 
feeling  821 

^  of  stone 
insensible  823 
malevolent  907 

-  swelling  824 
heartache  82 1 
heart-breaking 

affecting  ^l\ 

p  linfid  83 » 
heart-D  oken  82/5. 
heartburning 

.  iscoatent  882 

regret  833 

enmity  889 

anger  900 
heartfelt 

emotion  821 

pleasure  829 
hearth  Ao/rie  189 

Jirei>lace  386 
heartless 

inMnsibleS2S 

vicious  t)  15 
hean-rending  83() 
heiirtsease  8yl 
heart  shaped  245 
heart-sick 

dejection  837 

(/is/2A;e  867 

satiety  869 
heart-stricken  828 
heart-strings,  tear 

the  -  830 
hearty 

willing  602 

liealthy  (554 

feeling  821 

cheerful  836 

friendly  888 

*ociaJ  892 

laugh  838 

-  raaal  298 

-  reception  892 
heat  warmth  :S82  ^ 

7«aA;6  Iiot  384 
contest  7i0 
excitement  824, 825 
dead  -  27 

-  of  passion  1:00 
heated  imagination 

515 
he-ter  386 


heath  moor  344 

jUunt  367 
heathen 

^agan  984 

i7Teligious98^ 

-  mythology  1*79 
heathenish 

vulgar  851 
heather  moor  344 

j9/a?<7  867 
heautontimoreu- 
menos 

croaker  837 

ascetic  955 
heave  ?'a^5e  307 

emotion  821 

-  the  lead 
c?ei?^A  208 
measure  466 

-  a  sigh  839 

-  in  sight  446 

-  to  265 
heaven 

bliss  827 

paradise  981 
call  -  to  witness  535 
in  the  face  of  -  5,'5 
light  of -4  A) 
move  -  and  earth  636 
will  of -CO 

-  for  fend  1  763 

-  knows 
uncertain  475 
ignorant  491 

-  be  praised 
rejoicing  8^38 
gratitude  916 

•  for  -'s  sake  765 
heaven-born 

wise  498 

repute  873 

virtue  9i4 
heaven-directed  4C8 
heaven-kissing  206 
heavenly 

celestial  318 

rapturous  829 

divine  976 

of  heaven  931 

-  bodies  318 

-  host  977 

-  kingdom  rSI 
heavenly-minded  OS? 
heavens  318 

-  and  earth!  870 
heavy  great  31 

inert  172 
weighty  319 
stupid  499 
Gleepy  683 
rfw//  843 
brutish  851 

-  affliction  828 

-  cost  814 

-  dragoon  726 

-  father  599 
-gun  727 
-nand 

clumsy  699 
severe  IZQ 


-on  hand  641 

-  heart  loth  603 
pain  8i8 
dejection  837 

-  hours  841 

-  on  the  mind  837 

-  news  830 

-  sea 

agitation  315 
naves  348 

-  sleep  683 

-  wet  298 
heavy-laden 

hijidrance  706 

trouble  8. '8 
hebdomadal  138 
Hebe  845 
hebetate  823,  826 
hebetude 

imbecile  499 

insensible  823 

inexcitable  828 
Hebrew 

unintelligible  ^1% 

Jew  984 
hecatomb 

number  98 

sacrifice  991 
hectic  hot  c82 

Jluyh  8:^1 
Hector  brav3  861 

rrt.v/i  8(>3 

bully  885,  887 
hedge 

compensate  3 ) 

inclosure  232 
-in 

circumscribe  229 

hinder  706 

conditions  770 
hedgehog  x53 
heed  attend  457 

care  45'.> 

6(;M;are668 

caution  864 


inattentive  458 
neglectful  46  J 
ra^/i  863 
heel  support  C15 
/ea«-  217 
deviate  279 
f70  round  311 
iron  -  975 
turn  on  one's  - 
<70  fiacA;  283 
S'o  W//U/  311 
a^;oirf  6.^3 
-  of  Achilles  665 
heel-piece  sequel  66 
6a6'A  235 
repair  660 
heel-tap 
remainder  40 
flfres*  653 
heels  to?<;H^««2;7 
at  the  -  of 
wea?'  197 
behind  285 
cool  one's- 681 


follow  on  the -of 281 

laid  by  the  -  751 
lay  by  the  -  789 
show  a  light  pair 

of  -  623 
take  to  one's  -  623 
tread  on  the  -  of 

near  197 

follow  231 

approach  286 

-  over  head 
inverted  218 
hasty  684 
rash  863 

heft  handle  683 

exertion  686 
hegemony 

influence  175 

direction  693 

authority  737 
heifer  366 
heigho !  839 
height  degree  2(i 

altitude  206 

summit  210 
at  its  - 

great  31 

supreme  33 
draw  oneself  np 
to  his  full  -  3u7 
heighten 

increase  35 

elevate  307 

exaggerate  549 

aggravate  835 
heinous  945 
heir/wiM7^<2/ 121 

posterity  167 

inheritor  779 
heirloom  780 
heirship  777 
Hejira  ;.93 
heliacal  318 
helical  2-18 
Helicon  597 
Heliogabalus  954a 
Heliography 

/^(7A^;  420 

painting  556 
heliotrope  847 
heiiotype  558 
helix  248 
hell  abyss  208 

gaming-house  621 

'gehenna  98  ^ 
-upon  earth 

misfortune  735 
7?am  828 

-  broke  loose  59 
hell-born 

vicious  945 

Satanic  978 
hellebore  663 
hell-hound 

evil-doer  913 

6arf  »zan  949 
hellish 

?nalevolent  907 

vicious  945 

Ae/^  982 

108 


HEL 


HER 


HIA 


HIG 


{bad  049) 
helluo  librorum  49^ 
helm  handle  033 
sceptre  7  47 
(authority  737) 
answer  the  -  743 
at  the -(393 
obey  the  -  705 
take  the  -  693 
helmet  /,a;;225 

ainiour  7i7 
Helminthology  368 
helmsman  094 
'lelot  74(j 
ielp  uiility  644 
remedy  662 
aid  707 
se  vant7iQ 
give  784 
it  can't  be  -ed 
submission  725 
never  mirid  828 
content  831 
God -you  914 
so  -  me  God  535 

-  oneself  to  789 
helper  711 
helpless 

incapable  158 

exposed  6C5 
helpmate 

auxiliary  711 

wife  903 
helter-skelter 

disorder  -9  • 

haste  i:,S\: 
helve  after  the 

hatchet,  throw 

the-  8l« 
hem  edge  231 

fold  258 

indeed!  ino 
kijs  the  -  of  one's 
garment  886 

-  in  enclose  229 
restrain  751 

hemi-  91 
hemisphere  181 
hemispheric  250 
hemlock  603 
hemorrhage  299 
hemp  5.05 
hen  bird  366 
female  374 

-  with  one  chicken 
busy  682 

henbane  663 

hence 
arising  from  155 
departure  293 
deduction  476 

-  loathed 
melancholy  836 

henceforth  Id 
henchman  746 
hencoQp  370 
henpecked 

obedient  743 

subject  749 
heptagon  244 


Heraclitus  859 
rideret  -  853 
herald 

precursor  64 

2)recession  280 

predict  511 

proclaim  531 

messenger  534 
heraldry  550 
herb  :^67 
herbal  .•;69 
herbivorous  298 
herborize  o69 
herculean 

strong  159 

exertion  686 

difficult  \0A 
Herculem, 

ex  pede  -  550 
Hercules 

strength  159 

support  215 
pillars  of  - 

litnit  233 

mark  55 ) 
herd  assemblage  72 

multitude  102 
herdsman  74o 
here 

situation  183 

presence  186 

arrival  29  i 
come  -  !  286 

-  below  318 

-  goes  676 

-  and  there 
dispersed  73 
/ei(;  103 
i?/ace  182, 183 

-  there  and 
everywhere 

diversity  16a 
space  180 
omnipresence  186 

-  to-day  and  gone 
to-morrow  111 

hereabouts 

site  183 

near  197 
hereafter  121 
hereby  (331 
hereditament  780 
hereditary 

intrinsic  5 

derivative  154 
herein  221 
heresy  err-or  495 

religious  984 
heretic  984 
heretofore  122 
hereupon  106 
herewith 


means  632 

heritage 
futurity  121 
possession  777 
property  780 

heritor  779 

hermaphrodite  83 


-  brig  273 
Hermeneutics  522 
Hermes  58 ; 
hermetically  ~61 
hermit 

recluse  893 

ascetic  955 
hermitage 

Aow#e 189 

ce//  191 

seclusion  893 
hero  &ra?/'e  861 

glory  873 

g-oooJ  »ia?i  948 

-  worship 
approbation  931 
idolatry  U9l 

Herod,  out-Herod  - 

549 
heroic  [see  hero] 

magnanimous  942 
mock  -  853 
heroics  884 
Herpetology  368 
herring 

imngent  392 
trail  of  a  -  615 
herring-gutted  ~~03 
hesitate 

uncertain  475 

sceptical  485 

stammer  583 

reluctant  603 

irresolute  605 

/ear/w^  8L0 
Hesperien  2ii6 
Hesperides,  garden 

of  the  -  981 
Hessian  boot  ii25 
hest  741 

hesterni  ijuirites  876 
heterarchy  737 
heteroclite  83 
heterodoxy  984 
heterogeneous 

unrelated  10 

different  15 

mixed  41 

multiform  81 

exceptional  83 
hetman  745 
hew  cut  44 

shorten  201 

fashion  240 

-  down  303 
hewers  of  wood 

workers  690 

commonalty  876 
hexagon  241 
hexahedron  244 
hexameter  597 
hey  1  £86 
heyday 

exultation  836,  838 

festivity  840 

wonder  870 

-  of  the  blood  820 

-  of  youth  127 
hiation  260 
hiatus 


interval  198 

{discontinuity  110) 
hibernal  383 
Hibernlcism 

absurdity  497 

neology  563 
hie  : 
-jacet  363 

-  labor  hoc  opus  704 
hiccup  349 

hid  under  a  bushel 

4iO 
hidalgo  875 
hidden  528 

-  meaning  526 
hide  skin  zJi 

conceal  528 

-  diminished  head 
inferior-  34 
decrease  36 
humility  879 

-  one's  face 
modesty  881 

-  and  seek 
deception  545 
avoid  62 ! 
9'a??te  840 

hide-bound 

strait-laced  751 

stingy  819 
hideous  846 
hiding-place 

a6oa!e  189 

ambi.sh5SXi 

refuge  666 
hie  g-o  5:64 

speed  274 

-  to  2(:6 
hierarch  996 
hierarchy  995 
hieroglyphic 

representation  534 

letter  561 

tvriting  590 
Hierographa  985 
Hieromancy  511 
hierophant  996 
Hieroscopy  511 
higgle  7  94 

higgledy  piggledy  59 
higgler  797 
high  much  31 

lofty  206 

fetid  401 

treble  410 

foul  653 

y/o^erf  873 

/?rowof  878 
from  on  -  981 
on  -  2t6 
think  -ly  of  931 

-  art  556 

-  celebration  998 

-  colour 
colour  428 
red  434 
exaggerate  549 

-  days  and 
holidays  840 

iu  a  -  degree  31 

109 


HIG 


HIX 


HIT 


HOG 


-  descent  8i5 

-  and  dry 
stable  150 
safe  ()G  I 

in  -  esteem  928 
in  -  feather 

strong  159 

health  054 

cAee?/M/836 

boasting  884 
-glee  83(5 

-  hand 
violent  173 
resolved  604 
authority  737 
«€t)ere  739 
jj;n(^€  878 
insolence  F85 
lawless  9S4 

nde  the  -  horse  878 

-  life/rt*/«o/i85J 
7'a/i^  875 

-  living 

intemperance  954 
gluttony  957 

-  mass  998 

-  mightiness  873 

-  and  mighty 
pride  878 
insolence  885 

-  note  410 

-  notions  878 

-  places  ^10 

-  pres  .ure 
energy  171 
excitation  of  feeling 

824 

-  price  814 
-priest  998 

in  -  quarters  875 

-  repute  873 

-ly  respectable  875 
on  the  -  road  to 

^oay  027 

Itope  858 
on  one's  -  ropes 

excitation  8:^ 

2)ride  878 

anger  900 

-  seas  341 

in  -  spirits  836 

-  tide  7vave  348 
jirosim-ity  734 

-  time  late  i:i3 
occasion  134 

-  in  tone 
white  430 

-  treason 
disobedience  742 
dishonour  940 

-  words 
quarrel  713 
anger  900 

high-born  875 
higher  33 
highest  210 
high  flavoured  392 
high-flier 

madman  504 

proud  878 


high-flown 

imaginative  515 

styli  577 

proud  8T8 

«;f«;i  880 

insolent  885 
high- living 

i;ia/;cen<tt;e458 

exaggerated  549 

ostentatious  822 
highlands  206 
high-low  225 
high-mettled 

excitable  825 

6?'ave  861 
high-minded 

honourable  939 

magnanimous  942 
highness  ^^^^e  877 
high-seasoned  392 
high-souled  878 
high-sounding 

towrf  404 

words  577 

display  882 
high-spirited 

6rai;e  861 

honourable  939 
hight  564 
high- water 

completeness  52 

A^Jg-A^  s^06 

6va<er  337 
-  mark 

measure  466 
highway  6-27 
-s  and  byways  62 
highwayman  792 
high-wrought 

good  648 

prepared  673 

excited  824 
hilarity  836 
hill  height  206 

convexity  250 

ascent  305 

c?^5fi^;?/f  305 
hillock  206 
hilt  6  W 
hinc  ilia}  lachrym^ 

155 
hind  back  235 

clown  876 
on  one's  -legs 

elevation  307 

anger  900 
hinder  impede  706 

{counteract  179) 

(p)vhibit  761) 
liindermost  e^^c^  67 

iacA;  235 
Hindooism  984 
hindrance  7iJ6 
hinge  fasten  43 

fastening  45 

Ci'/se  153 

depend  u]K>n  154 

70/a<e  312 
hinny  271 
hint  reminder  505 


suppose  514 
inform,  527 
take  a  -  498 

-  a  fault  &c.  93:;; 
hip  -.^36 

have  on  the  - 

confute  479 

success  731 

authority  737 

subjection  749 
hippocentaur  80 
Hippocrates  662 
hippocratic  360 
hippodrome 

drama  599 

are/«rt  728 
hippogriff  83 
Hippolytus  960 
hippophagy  298  . 
hippopotamus  192 
hirdie-girdie  218 
hire 

commission  755 

borrowing  738 

price  812 

reward  973 

{purchase  ?95) 
on  -  763 
hireling  746 
hirsute  256 
hispid  256 
hiss  mund  409 

animal  cry  41 S* 

disrespect  92  j 

contempt  93  J 

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hist 

A//5A/585,  586 
Histology  329 
historian  353 
historic  591 
historietLe  594 
histcrical: 

-  painter  559 
-pair  ting  556 

historiographer  553 
historiography  5^4 
hi-itcry 

record  551 

narrative  594 
History,  Natural -357 
histrionic  599 
hit  chance  156 

strike  276 

reach  292 

succeed  731 

censure  932 

( punish  972) 
good  -  626 
make  a  -  731 

-  one's  fancy  829 

-  the  mark  731 

-  off  5.54 

-  upon 
discover  ASOa 
plan  C26 

hitch 
fasten  43 
hang  214 
jerk  815 


difficulty  704 

hindrance  70 J 
hither 

direction  278 

arrival  292 
come  -  ■  86 
hitherto  1£2 
hive 

multitude  lOi 

location  184 

a^-oc^e  ie9 

workshop  6i*l 
H.M.S.  726 
hoar  ag^erf  123 

wAzY^^  43) 

-  frost  3G3 
hoard  i)% 
hoarse  hzish/  40^ 

hars/-.  410 

vncekss  581 
t'Jh  oneself  -  bi^ 
hor.ry  [see  hoar] 
hoax  545 
hob  support  215 

5«;oi;f  336 

-  and  nob 
celebration  883 
courtesy  894 

hobble 

^^^n;;  275 

awkward  699 

difflcvlty  704 

/«'?/  732 

shackle  751 
hobbledehoy  120 
hobby 

crotchet  481 

pursuit  6<i2 

cfmre  865 
hobby-horse  272 
hobgoblin 

fearful  860 

demon  980 
hobnail  876 
Hobson's  choice 

necessity  6ul 

no  c,Vo?ce  609a 

compulsion  744 
hoc  genus  omne  873 
hockey  840 
hocus  545 
hocus-pocus 

interchange  148 

unmeaning  517 

c/tea?!  r:45 

co)\iuration  992 
hod 

receptacle  191 

vehicle  212 
hoddy  doddy  501 
hodge-podge  59 
hoe  vehicle  272 

agriculture  371 
hog  animal  3  >6 

sensualist  954a 

glutton  957  , 
greedy  as  a  -  865 
go  the  whole  -  604 
Hog's  back  tOJ 
ho^-\va*h  653 

110 


HOI 


HOL 


HOM 


HON 


hoist  307 

-  the  black  flag  722 

-  a  flag  5.)0 

-  on  one's  own 
petard 

retaliation  718 

failure  732 
hoity-toity  I  870 
hold  cohere  46 

contain  54 

remain  141 

cease  142 

go  on  143 

iiapnen  151 

receptacle  191 

cellar  207 

base  211 

support  215 

halt  265 

iie/i«e;e  484 

be  imssive  681 

defend  717 

power  737 

restrain  751 

])rison  752 

prohibit  161 

possess  777 

retain  781 

enough!  889 
have  a  Ann  -  781 
have  a  -  upon  175 
gain  a  -  upon  737 
get  -  of  7»9 
quit  one's  -  782 
take  -  175 

-  aloof 
distrust  487 
atoid  G23 

-  an  argument  476 

-  au  hority  737 

-  back  avoid  623 
store  636 
hinder  706 
restrain  751 
retain  781 
miserly  819 

-  one's  breath 
xvonder  870 

-converse  588 

-  a  council  695 
-fast 

restrain  751 

retain  781 
»  forth  ileflcA  537 

«pfa^•  582 
-good 

demonstration  478 

ifwff/i  494 

-  one's  ground  141 
-in  hand  737 

-  one's  hand 
cease  142 
relinquish  624 

-  hard  205 

-up  one's  head  861 
-a  lease  7;i 

-  a  meeting  72 

-  off  123 

-  office  693 
-on 


continue  141,  143 
persevere  6U4a 

-  out  [see  below] 

-  one's  own 
preserve  670 
defend  717 
resist  719 

-  oneself  in  readi- 
ness 673 

-  in  remembrance 
505 

-  both  one's  sides 
8o8 

-  a  situation  625 

-  in  solution  335 
-to  602 

-  together 
junction  43 
cooperate  709 

-  one's  tongue  585 

-  up  [see  below] 

-  oneself  up  307 
hold  out 

qffi7m  535 
I)ersevere  604a 
resist  719 
offer  763 
brave  861 

-  expectation 
predict  511 
promiSi  768 

-  temptation  865 
hold  up 

continue  143 
^appoi't  215 
not  rain  340 
aid  707 
display  882 
extol  931 

-  one's  hand 
sign  550 
threat  COO 

-  to  execration 
curse  908 
censure  932 

-  the  mirror  525 

-  to  scorn  930 

-  to  shame  874 

-  to  view  626 
holder  779 
holdfast  45 
holding 

tenancy  777 
property  780 
hole  place  182 
hovel  189 
receptacle  191 
opening  260 
ambush  530 

-  in  one's  coat  651 

-  and  comer 
2^lace  182 
2)eer  into  -  461 
hiding  bid,,  530 

-  to  creep  out  of 
plea  617 
escape  671 
facility  705 

holiday 
leisure  685 


re^o^e  687 
amusement  840 

-  task  rasy  705 
holiness  God  i.76 

;)i€)!2/  987 
holloa  411 

-  before  one  is  out 
of  the  wood8t4 

hollow 
unsubstantial  A 
completely  52 
incomplete  53 
depth  208 
concavity  252 
-sound  408 
/a^«e  544 
voiceless  581 
beat  -  731 

-  truce  723 
holm  346 
holocaust  M^^  361 

sacrifice  991 
{destruction  162) 

holograph  590 

holt  367 

Holy  o/(?ofl?  976 
^MOt<s  987 

-  breathing  9C0 

-  day  L98 

-  Ghost  1  76 
temple  of  the  - 

Ghost  983a 

-  men  of  old  tSJ 

-  orders  91;5 
-place  100) 

-  Scriptures  985 

-  Spirit  976 

-  water  t98 

-  week  998 
homage 

submission  725 

fealty  743 

reverence  928 

aj)probation  931 

worship  9: 0 
home  focus  74 

habitation  183 

near  197 

interior  221 

arrival  x.92 

re/w(7e  666 
at  -party  72 

present  186 

ivithin  221 

a<  ca^se  705 

wcm^  gathering  892 
be  at- 

-  ^0  visitors  892 
feel  at  - 
freedom  748 

^/ea^wre827 

content  831 
look  at  - 

accusation  938 
make  oneself  at  - 

/r^e  748 

sociable  892 
not  be  at  -764 
stay  at  -  265 
at  -in 


kiwwtedge  490 

«^i//  698 
at  -  with 
friendship  BUS 
bring  -  to 

evidence  467 

ie^k/  484 

accuse  938 

condemn  971 
come  -  !.92 
eternal  -  98 
from  - 187 
get  -  292 
go  -  283 
go  from  -  293 
strike  - 

energy  171 

attack  716 

-  stroke  170 

-  thrust 
attack  716 
censure  932 

home-bred  851 
home-felt  821,  8»4 
homeless 

\inhovsed  185 

banished  893 
homely 

language  576 

unadorned  8-19 

common  85],  876 
home -sick  833 
home-spun 

textwe  329 
home-stall  189 
homestead  189 
homeward  bound  292 
homicide  361 
homiletical  892 
homily 

advice  595 

sermon  938 
hominem.  argumen- 

tum  ad  -  938 
homoeopathic 

smcdl  32 

little  193 
Homoeopathy  662 
homogeneity 

relation  9 

uniformity  16 

simplicity  42 
homogeuesis  161 
homology 

relation  9 

xiniformity  16 

equcUity  27 
homonym 

equiiccal 5C0 

roca^  sound  580 
homophony  413 
homuuculus  193 
hone  253 
honest 

veracious  543 

honourable  939 

j;W7-e  960 

-  meaning  516 
turn  an  -  penny  775 

-  tiTith  494 

Hi 


HON 


HOR 


HOR 


HOT 


honey 

siveet  396 

favourite  899 
milk  and  -  734 
honeycomb 

coiicace  j2o2 

opsn'uig  2()0 

defe notation  659 
honeyed 

-  phrases  894 

-  words 
allurement  615 
flattery  1)33 

honeymoon 

pleasure  827 

eiidearinent  902 

marriag.e  903 
honey-mouthed 

coi>rteom  h^^ 

flater\m 
honeysuc'^.le  396 
honorarium 

gift  764 

reward  973 
honorary  815 
honour 

demesne  780 

glory  873 

<i^;e  877 

respect  928 

approbation  931 

probity  9::i9 
affair  of  -  720 
do  -  to  883 
do  the  -s 

sociality  892 

courtesy  894 

respect  928 
his  -iwrf{/e  967 
in  -  of  8cS;i 
man  of  - 1'39 
upon  my  -  535 
word  of  -  768 

-  be  to  873 

-  a  bill  807 

-  in  the  breach  923 

-  bright 
veracity  543 
probity  939 

honte,  mauvaise  - 

8S1 
hood  cap  225 

COiol  999 
hoodwinli 

ignore  491 

blind  442 

hide  528 

deceive  545 
hoof  211 
hook,  fasten  43 

fastening  46 

hang  214 

curve  245 

deceive  545 

i-etain  781 

<aA:«  789 
by  -  or  hy  crook 

03 1 
hooker  ship  273 
hookey,  blind  -  840 


hooks   go  off  the  - 

360 
hoop  ciixle  247 

cry  411 
hoot  cry  411 

deride  929 

contempt  930 

censure  932 
hop  ^«a;;  309 

dance  840 

-  skip  and  jump 
leap  S^  9 
agitation  315 
^a*i!e  C«4 
^ame  840 

-  the  twig  360 
hope  858 

band  of  -  958 
beyond  all  -  734 
dash  one's  -s  83? 
excite  -  511 
foster -858 
well  grounded  -  472 

-  against  hope  859 

-  for  the  best  858 

-  deferred 
dejection  837 
lamentation  859 

-  for  expect  507 
desire  865 

hopeful  infant  129 

probable  472 

hope  858 
hopelessness  471,  859 
Hop-o'-my-thumb  193 
hopper  191 
horary  108 
horde 

assemblage  72 

party  712 

commonalty  876 
horizon 

distance  196 

view  441 

expectation  507 

(fnture  1  1) 
gloomy  -  859 
horizontality  213 
horn 

receptacle  191 

sharp  253 

music  417 
draw  in  one's  -s 

recant  607 

submit  725 

humility  879 
exalt  one's  -  873 
wear  the  -s  905 
-s  of  a  dilemma 

reaxoning  476 

difficulty  704 

-  mad  \))i.O 

-  of  plenty  639 
hornbook  542 
hornet 

evil-doer  QIZ 
-'s  nest 
jntfall&m 
difficulty  704 
adversity  735 


painful  830 

resentment  900 

censure  932 
hornpipe  840 
hornworii  717 
horny  323 
Horny,  old  -  978 
horology  114 
horoscope  511 
horresco  referens  860 
horrible  great  31 

noxious  049 

dire  830 

w;?;:?/  816 

fearful  860 
horrid  [i'ee  horrible] 

vulgar  851 
horridabel]a722 
horrific  [iee  horrible] 
horrified 

2min  828 

/ear  86J 
horri^'y 

pain  830 

terrify  860 
horripilation  383 
horrisonous  410 
horror 

fear  860 

</e*Vi^e  867 
view  with     898 
horrors 

dejection  837 
sup  full  of  -  828 
horror-stricken  828 
hors  de  combat 

impotent  158 

useless  645 

tired  out  688 
put     731 
hors  d'oeuvre  298 
horse 

hang  on  214 

stand  215 

carrier  271 

animal  366 

y?ia/e  373 

cavalry  726 
ride  the  high  -  885 
put  the  -s  to  073 
put  up  one's  -s  at  184 
put  up  one's  -3 

together 

concord  714 
friendship  8S8 
take  -  266 
war  -  726 
work  like  a  -  666 

-  artillery  726 

-  and  foot  lz6 

-  laugh  8o8 

-  marine  701 

like  a  -  in  a  mill  013 

-  racing 
pastitne  840 
contention  720 

-  soldier  720 

-  track  627 
horseback  266 
horse-cloth  225 


horseman  2^8 
horsemanship 

riding  206 

skill  698 
horse-shoe  245 
horse-whip  972 
hortation 

persuasion  615 

advice  695 
horticulture  371 
hortus  siccus  369 
hosanna 

praise  931 

W07ship990 
hose  stockings  228 

pipe  350 
hosier  225 
hospice  /iouse  188 

hospital  662 
hospitable 

liberal  816 

social  892 
hospital  662 
in  -  1)55 
hospitality  [see 

hospitable] 
hospodar  745 
host  collection  72 

multitude  102 

ai'my  ';2"> 

friend  890 

^rite  DL'S 
reckon  without 
one's  - 

error  495 

unskilful  699 

rash  8t;3 

-  of  heaven  977 

-  in  himself  175 
hostage  71 1 
hostel  189 
hostelry  189 
hostile 

disagreeing  34 
opposed  703 
enmity  889 
in  -  array  708 

-  meeting  720 
hostilities  722 
hostility  889 
hostler  746 
hot  violent  173 

wa7'm  382 
pungent  392 
red  434 
orange  439 
excited  824 
irascible  901 
make-  384 

-  blood  rash  863 
angry  900 
irascible  901 

blow  -  and  cold 
inconsistent  477 
falsehx)od  544 
'tergiversation  00? 
cap7-ice  608 
In  -  haste  084 
in  -  pursuit  C22 

-  water 

112 


HOT 


HOW 


HUM 


HUM 


difflcvlty  704 
quarrel  713 
painful.  830 
hot-bed  ca^ise  153 
centre  222 
workshop  691 
hotchpot 
mixture  41 
confvsion  59 
participation  778 
hotel  189 
hot-headed 
hasty  684 
excitable  825 
hothouse 
conservatory  371 
furnace  380 
workshop  391 
hot-press  :^55 
Hotspur  863 
Hottentot  876 
hough  669 
hound  anma^366 
Am?i<!  622 
j)ersecute  907 
writch  949 
hold  with  the  hare 
but  run  with  the 
-8  607 
-on  615 

]iouppelande  225 
hoxiT  period  108 
2X>int  of  time  113 
present  time  US 
improve  the  shin- 
ing -  688 
one's  -  is  come 
occasion  134 
death  3(iO 
-after hour  ll) 
hour-glass 
chronometer  114 
con  tract  ion  Mib 
narrow  xOi 
Houri  845 
hourly  time  I'^O 
frequent  13G 
periodical  138 
house/a?»%  166 
foca^6  184 
a^>orf6  189 
i^ea^re  599 
make  safe  664 
council  696 
j^rm  718 
keep  -  184 
eat  out  of  -  and 

home 
pi'odigal  818 
gluttony  957 
turn  out  of  -  and 
home  8.17 

-  of  cards  160 

-  of  correction 
prison  758 
punishment  975 

-  of  death  363 

-  of  detention  752 

-  divided  against 
itself  713 


1   bring  the  -  about 
one's  ears  699 

-  of  God  1000 

-  of  Lords  875 

set  one's  -  in  order 
952 

-  of  peers  875 

-  of  praycT  1000 
turn  -  out  of  window 

713 
housebreaker  792 
housebreaking  191 
house-dog  3.6 
household 

inhabitants  188 

abode  189 

-  gods  ^m 

-  stuff  635 

-  troops  726 

-  words 
known  490 
language  560 
plain  57(5 

householder  188 
housekeeper  694 
housekeeping  692 
houseless  185 
housemaid  746 
house-top 

summit  210 
proclaim  from  -  531 
house-room  180 
house-warming  892 
housewife  6o2 
housewifery 

conduct  692 

economy  817 
housing 

lodging  189 

covering  2. 'i 

horse-cloth  225 
hovel  189 
hover  high  £06 

rotje  !C66 

^oar  267 

ascend  :^05 

irresolute  605 

-  about 
move  ^64 

-  over 
near  107 

how  \cay  627 
means  632 

-  comes  it  ? 
attribution  155 
inquiry  461 

-  now  870 
howbeit  30 
however 

degree  26 

notivithstanding  Z'^ 

except  83 
howitzer  727 
howker  :.73 
howl 

human  cry  411 

animal  try  412 

lamentations^^ 
howling  wilderness 

893 


hoy  273 
hoyden  girl  129 

rude  85 1 
hubbub  stir  315 

noise  4(>4 

discord  713 
huckster 

barter  794 

merchant  797 
huddle 

disorder  59 

derange  61 

collect  72 

hug  197 
-on   25 
Hudibrastic  856 

-  verse  597 
hue  428 

-  and  cry  cry  411 
proclaim  531 
pursuit  622 
alarm  669 

raise  a  -  ami  cry 

1-32 
hueless  429 
huff  insolence  885 

anger  i.00 
huffy  901 
hug  cohere  46 

border  on  197 

retain  781 

courtesy  894 

love  897 

endearment  902 

-  a  belief  606 

-  oneself 
pleasure  827 
content  831 
r^oicing  838 
^??'irfe  87 

-  the  shore 
lavigation  267 
approach  286 

-  a  sin  945 
huge  in  degree  31 

in  s?2«  192 
hugger-mugger  528 
Huguenot^984 
huis  clos,  a  -  528 
huissier  v,65 
huke  225 
huik  body  50 

ship  273 
hulks  752 
bulky  big  192 

untDieldy  647 

ugly  846 
hull  50 
hullaballoo 

noise  404 

shout  411 
hum 

faint  sound  405 

continued  sound 
407 

animalsound  412 

««</  416 

deceive  645,  546 
-and  haw 

statnmer  583 


irresolute  605 
busy  -  of  men  682 
human  31 2 
-race   12 
-sacrifices  991 
humane 

benevolent  905 

j)hilanthropic  910 

merciful  91 4 
humanitarian 

mankind -'612 

philanthropic  910 
humanities 

;c!'/'fr«  51  0 
humanize  894 
humano  capiti  cer- 

vicem  jangere 

equinam-4 
humation  363 
humble  meek  879 

modest  881 

pious  987 
-r  classes  876 
-  oneself 

meek  819 

penitent  950 

worship  990 
eat  -  pie  7<5 
your  -  servant 

dissent  489 

refusal  764 
humbug 

falsehood  544 

deception  545 

deceiver  548 

^r/j'Ze  643 
humdrum 

weary  841 

rfi/«  843 

(/wwe  598) 
humectate 

?r««(fr  337 

moisture  339 
humid  339 
humiliation 

disrepute  874 

«c??s,'  of  sham£  875 

worship  990 
self  -  <  50 
humility 

meekness  879 

yjzV/?/  987 
humming-top  417 
hummock  A?//  200 

hump  250 
humorist  844 
humorous  842 
humour  essence  5 

tendency  176 

/?<7Wu/333 

disposition  602 

caprice  608 

a/rf  707 

indulge  760 

afections  820 

^j/ea«e  829 

W27  842 

/flZ/er  933 

( /•?^«  840) 
in  the  -  G02 

113 


HUM 


HYG 


HYS 


IDL 


out  of  -  901a 
peccant  - 

unclean  653 

disease  655 
humoursome 

capricious  608 

sulky  901a 
hump  :J50 
hump  backed  243 
humph  1  (S70 
Humphrey,  dine 

with  Duke  -  956 
hunch  850 
hunchbacked  243 
hundred 

number  98 

many  102 

reqion  181 
hundredth  99 
hundredweight  319 
hunger  865 
hunks  819 
hunt  inquiry  461 

pursuit  622 

-  after  622 

-  in  couples  709 

-  down  V;0r 

-  out  inquiry  461 
discover  480a 

-  the  slipper  840 
hunter  horse  271 

kiUer  361 

pursuer  622 

place  &c.  -  767 
hunting 

killing  361 

sporting  622 
hunting-ground  840 
hurdle  272 
hurdy-gurdy  417 
hurl  284 

-  against  716 

-  defiance  715 
hurler  avec  les  loups 

conformity  82 

concoi'd  714 
Hurlothrumbo  860 
hurly-burly  315 
hurrah  83fi,  838 
hurricane 

tempest  349 

{violence  173) 

-  deck  2J0 
hurry  haste  684 

excite  825 

-  forward  684 

-  off  with  789 

-  on  615 

-  of  spirits  821 
hurst  367 
hurt 

physical  pain  378 
evU&\'d 
maltreat  G49 
injure  659 
more  frightened 

than  -  «lO 
~  the  feelings 
pain  830 
anqer  900 


hurtful  649 
hurtle  276 
hurtless  648 
husband 
store  636 
director  694 
spouse  903 
husbandman  371 
husbandry 
agriculture  371 
conduct  692 
economy  817 
hush  moderate  174 
stop  265 
silence  403 
tacHurn  585 
-up 

conceal-  528 
pacify  723 
hush-money 
compensation  30 
reivard  973 
husk  :i23 
husky  (Zry  34) 
/ai/i?'  50«n(/  405 
hoarse  581 
hussar  720 
hussy  962 
hustings 
school  542 
arena  728 
tribunal  966 
hustle 
perturb  Gl 
;;M.f/i  276 
agitate  315 
hinder  706 
hut  189 
hutch  189 
huzza  838 
hyacinth 

je?ye/  847 
hyasna  913 
hyaline  425 
hybernation  683 
hybrid 
mixture  41 
exception  88 
hydra 
monster  83 
prodtictive  168 
hydrant  348 
Hydraulics  348 
Hydrodynamics 
/wirf  333 
stream  348 
Hydrography  341 
Hydrology  333 
Hydromancy  511 
hydromel  396 
Hydropathy 
remedy  6>.2 
hydrophobia  867 
Hydrostatics  Sb3 
hyemal  383 
Hyetology  348 
hygeian  tj56 
Hygiantics  670 
hygiene  656 
hygienic 


healthy  fi^e 
preservative  670 
hygre3i8 
Hvgrometry  339 
hyle  316 
Hylotheism 
heterodoxy  984 
irreligion  989 
Hymen'  903 
hymeneal  903 
hymn  song  415 
icoi'ship  990 
hymn-book  998 
hypallage  218 
hyperbation  218 
hyperbola  245 
hyperbole  549 
hyperborean 
far  19J 
cold  383 
hypercriticism 
misjudgment  481 
discontent  832 
fastidiousness  868 
censure  982 
hyperdulia  900 
Hyperion  «45 
-  to  a  satyr  '4 
hyperorthodoxy  984 
hyperphysical  976 
hypertrophy  194 
hyphen  45 
Hypnology  683 
hypnotic 
remedy  662 
sleep  6H3 
hypocaust  386 
hypochondriac 
madman  504 
low  spirits  837 
hypochondriasis  837 
hypocrisy 
falsehood  544 
7-eligious  -  988 
hypocrite  548 
play  the  -  544 
hypostasis  3 
Elypostatic  union  976 
hypothecate  771 
hypothenuse  217 
hypothesis  514 
hypothetical 
uncertain  475 
supposed  514 
hypped  i«i<fay/e  503 

dejected  837 
Hyrcynian  wood  533 
hysteria 

insa)iity  503 
hysteric 

Violent  173 
hysterical 
spasmodic  608 
emotional  821 
excitable  825 
hysterics  173 
in  -  excited  (-21 
frightened  360 
hy.-  teron  proteron 
218 


iambic  597 
Icarus 
navigator  269 
ras/i  863 
fate  of  -  306 
ice  cold  383 

refrigerate  385 
iceberg  38 i 
ice-bound  £83 
restraint  751 
ice-house  387 
Ichabod  874 
ichnography  554 
ichor  o33 
Ichthyology  368 
Jchthyomancy  511 
ichthyophagous  293 
icon  554 

iconoclasm  983a,  984 
iconoclast 
destroyer  165 
evil-doer  913 
iconography  554 
icosahedron  244 
id  est  522 
idea 
small  quantity  32 
notion '.b'i 
{belief  AM) 
{inkling  4i)0) 
give  an  -  of  537 
ideal  unreal  2 
completeness  52 
erroneous  4.  5 
imaginary  515 
ideality 
intellect  450 
imagination  515 
idee  fixe  481 
identification 
identity  13 
comparison  464 
discovery  480a 
Identity  13 
Ideology  45 ) 
Ides  of  March  601 
idiocrasy 
essence  5 
tendency  176 
idiocy  499 
idiom  566 
idiomatic 

special  79 
idiosyncrasy 
essence  5 
speciality  79 
unconformity  83 
tendency  176 
temperament  820 
Idiot  501 
tale  told  by  an  -< 

517 
idiotic 

/bo/is7i  499 
idle 


e  foolish  499 
trivial  643 
slothful  683 


lU 


IDL 


ILL 


IMA 


LMM 


Me  -  iv action  681 

-  conceit  M-jS 

-  hours  e81 
be  an  -  man 

leisure  bb5 

-  talk  588 

-  time  away  683 
^dler  683 

idol  desire  8fi5 
favourite  899 
'fetich  9fll 

-  of  the  people  899 
idolater  9b4 
idolatry 

love  897 

irnage-tcorship  991 
idolize  love  8'J7 

iminety  t)88 
idoneous  23 
Idyl  597 
if  circumstance  8 

qualification  469 

supposition  514 

-  you  please  765 

-  possible  470 
igneous  382 
ignis  fatuus 

luminary  423 

phantom  443 

ignite  384 
ignoble  876 
Ignominy  shame  674 

dii>honour  940 
ignoramus  493 
ignorance  491 
keep  in  -  528 
plead  -  937 
ignoratio  elenchi  477 
ignore  neglect  460 

incredulity  487 

not  known  41)1 

repudiate756,  773 
ignotum  per 

ignotius  477 
ilk  J3 
ill  m^  61 9 

badness  649 

sick  C55 
go  on  -fail  7S2 

adversity  735 
look  -  846 
tuke  — 

discontent  832 

anger  liOO 

-  betide  903 

-  blood  hate  ms 
mulerolence  907 

-  at  ease  /)ai?i  8 .8 
dejection  837 

house  of  -  fame  961 
~&  ihat  flesh  is 
heir  to  evil  619 
disease  655 

-  humour 
anger  t)OJ 
mllenness  901  a 

-  luck  735 

as  -  luck  would 

have  it  135 
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insufficient  640 

adversity  735 

poor  804 

do  an  -  office  to  90? 
bird  of  -  omen  668 

-  repute  874 

-  turn  evil  619 
spifejnl  907 

-  usage  907 

-  will  907 

-  wind  bad  649 
hindrance  706 
adversity  735 

ill-advised 

joolish  490 

ill  expedient  Ml 

iniskilful  699 
ill-affected  iiOla 
illapse 

(Onversion  144 

ingress  ~'.)4 
illaqueate  545 
ill-assorted  24 
illation  480 
illaudable  947 
ill-bred 

iidgar  851 

7v/rfe  895 
ill-conditioned 

bad  6.19 

difficult  704 

discourteous  895 

mcUevolent  91-7 

vicious  945 
ill-conducted 

unskilful  699 
ill-conirived 

inexpedient  647 

iat^  649 

unskilful  699 

malevolent  'j07 
ill-defined  447 
ill-devised 

ybo/isA  4C9 

unskilful  699 
ill-digested  674 
ill-disposed 

Si<//e?i  901  ff 

spiteful  907 
illegality  964 
illegibb  519 
render  -  552 

-  hand  590 
illegitimate 

deceitful  515 

undue  925 

jV/eg-fl/  964 
ill-fated  735 
ill-flavoured  3f5 
ill-furnished  t40 
illiberal 

narrow-minded  481 

«^2Hg'2/  819 

uncourteous  8f  5 

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illicit  ttn(?we  9x5 

?7/^«7a;  964 
ill-imagined 

foolish  499 

'unskilful  699 


illimited  10"> 
ill-intentioned  907 
illiterate  491 
ill-judged 

joolisli  499 

unskilful  699 
ill-judging  481 
ill-made 

distorted  243 

i/f7/y  846 
iU  mannered 

vulgar  851 

^^zrfe  895 
ill-marked 

invi^ilAe  iAl 
ill-natured  907 
illogical 

sophistical  477 

eiiontous  4;.5 
ill-omened 

danger  ^Ob 

hojidess  853 
ill-proportioned  243 
ill -provided  C40 
ill-qualified  099 
ill  requited  1)17 
ill-spent  (j^6 
ill-tempered  901 
ill-timed  lb5 
ill-treat  bad  649 

severe  7b9 

malevolent  907 
illuminate 

enlighten  420 

colour  428 

ornament  847 
illuminati  492 
illumination 
[,>:fe  illuminate] 

look-illustrationlb'S 

cilebration  883 
ill-use  !;07 
ill-used  828 
illusion 

fallacy  of  vision  443 

(??7  0/'  495 
illusive,  illusory 

sophistical  477 

erroneous  495 

deceitful  545,  546 
illustrate 

exemplify  82 

interpret  522 

represent  554 

engravings  558 

ornament  847 
illustrious  873 
image 

likeness  17 

appearance  448 

w/^a  453 

metaphor  521 

representation  554 
graven  -  icZo^  {91 
linagery  /"a/^cy  515 

metaphor  521 

representation  554 
imaginary 

non-existing  2 

fancied  515 


-  quantity  81 
imagination  515 
imaum 

prince  745 

i^nesj!  996 
imbecile 

incapable  158 

Jooltsh  499 
imbecile  501 
imbecility  4£9 
imbed  /oca^6  184 

6ase  :^1  i 

Mi^.'e?7!  3  0 
imbedded  229 
imbibe  .96 

-  learning  539 
imbrangle  61 
imbricated  223 
imbioglio 

(/i.-w(/er  50 
difficulty  704 
discord  713 
imbrue 
impregnate  300 
moisten  £39 

-  one's  hands  in 
blooa 

/dZ/eng-  361 
war  122 

-  the  soul  824 
imbue  m2x  41 

impregnate  300 
vnoisten  339 
^mge  428 
/eac/i  537 
imbued 
affections  820 

-  with 
^*€^ie/484 

.  i'ia^^if!  613 
"  feeling  821 
im  burse  883 
imitation 

copying  19 

copy  21 

representation  554 
immaculate 

pez/^c?;  050 

t'/ean  652 

innocent  946 

(excellent  648) 
immanent  5 
immanity  907 
Immanuel  976 
immateriality 

spiritual  3l7 

(frj/^ing-  643 
immature 

new;  123 

unprepared  674 
immeasurable 

^r^^a^  31 

infinite  105 
immediate 

(Ontinuous  69 
immediately 

instantly  113 

ffl?'^w  132 
immedicabile  vulnus 
619 

115 


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IMP 


IMP 


IMP 


fmmedicable  859 
Immelodious  414 
immemorial  124 
from  time  - 122 
-  U8a?e  (513 
immense  great  31 

infinite  105 

-  size  ]92 
immerge  I 
immerse  | 

introduce  300 

dip  337 
immersed  in  229 
immethodical  59 
immigrant 

alien  57 

entering  294 
immigration 

migration  266 

entrance  294 
imminent 

destined  152 

ap'proacJiing  286 
immiscible  47 
immission  296 
immitigable 

hopeless  859 

revenge  919 
immix  41 
immobility 

immvtability  150 

quiescence  2(55 

{resolution  604) 
immoderately  31 
immodest  9(31 
immolation 

killing  3t5l 

giving  784 

sacrifice  991 
Immoral  wrong  923 

vicious  945 
immortal 

perpetuat,  _12 

glorious  873 

celebrated  883 
immovable 

siaWe  150 

quiescent  265 

obstinate  606 

(resolved  604) 
imraundicity  658 
immunity 

freedom  748 

rigr^^  924 

exemption  h^a 
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im.pHson  761 

(inclos'fi  229) 
immutable 

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imo  pectore,  ab  - 

821 
Imp  demon  980 

(evil-doer  913) 

(6f«/  man  949') 
impact  contact  43 

iTiipijlse)ijl<i 

iTtserfion  300 
impair  669 


Impale  transfix  260 

execute  972 
impalpable 

^ma/^  193 

^)0wder  330 

intangible  381 
impanation  998 
impar  sibi  608 
imparity  28 
impart  inform  527 

give  784: 
impartial 

judicious  498 

^'i^^it  922 

honourable  939 
-opinion  484 
impassible 

ctosec?  :i61 

impossible  471 

(difficult  704) 
impassible  823 
impassion  824 
impassionable  8S2 
impassioned 

-language  574 

excited  825 
impassive  823 
impatient  825 

-  of  control  742 
impawn  771 
impeach 

censure  932 

accwse  93S 

<70  /o  ^aw;  969 
impeachment, 

soft  -  902 
impeccability 

faulikss  050 

innocent  946 
impecunious  804 
impede  706 
impediment  706 

-  m  speech  583 
impedimenta 


luggage  780 
npef  K 


impel  ;?MS^  276 

induce  615 
impend /w^wre  121 

destiny  j52 

overhang  206 
impenetrable 

ctowcJ  261 

ftO/icf  321 

unintelligible  519 

/a/€nif  526 

{hidden  528) 
Impenitence  lEl 
imperative 

require  ti30 

command  137 

«e?,r?'e  739 

rf^/^y  926 
imperator  745 
imperceptible 

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minute  193 

«/o?(;  275 

fnvmW/' 417 

/a/m<  52 ) 
impercipient  376 


Imperdible  664 
imperfect 

incomplete  53 

failing  G51 

vicious  946 
imperfection  651 

rice  945 
imperfectly  32 
imperforate  261 
imperial  trunk  191 

beard  256 

authority  737 
imperil  665 
imperious 

command  737 

^?'OMrf  878 

arrogant  885 

-  necessity  COl 
imperishable 

eternal  112 

«i^aWe  150 

glorious  873 
imperium  in  imperio 

737 
impermanent 

transient  111 

(changeable  149) 
impermeable 

^•to*e«?  ~'61 

<?e«„se  :-321 
impersonal 

general  78 

neuter  316 
impersonate  554 
imperspicuity  519 
impersuasibie  606 
impertinent 

irrelevant  10 

insolent  885 

(disagreeing  24) 

[inexpedient  647) 
impertur^)able  826, 

828 
impervious 

cfoseof  2(51 

im,possible  471 

2??.<e«,9iW«823 

-  to  light  46 

-  to  reason  606 
impetiginous  653 
impetrate  706 
impetuous 

boisterous  173 

hasty  ()84 

excitable  825 

ra.s-/t  863 

er/<7^?'  H65 
impetus  276 
impiety  988 
impignorate  787 
impinge  Ti<~\ 
implacable 

hatred  8 '8 

unforgiving  919 

{n-rafh  9  (») 
implant  i;^/«e?-<  800 

/ear//  -37 
implanted 

innrained  5 

adventitious  0 


implead  969 
implement  033 
impletion  52 
implex  41 
implicate  involve  54 

accuse  ii3S 
implicated  related  9 

component  56 
implication 

disorder  59 

latency  526 
implicit  526 
-  belief  484 
implore  765 
imply  evidence  46? 

?>«(g^</i  510 

involve  526 

{metaphor  521) 
impolicy  699 
impolite  895 
imponderable  320 
imporous  cto^ed:  261 

ofez/.N-e  321 
import 

put  between  228 

ingress  294 

^rtX'e  m  296 

iw-fer?;  300 

mean  516 

('veo/"  ionseqiience 
642 
importance  642 
att-  ch  -  to  642 
attach  too  much - 

to  ^^"2 
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importune  ask  7G5 

pester  830 
impose  order  741 

awe'd2S 

-  upon 
credulity  486 
deceiv3  545 
Jf  ?<n;"5«;  923 

imposing 

imponant  6^2 

exciting  b24 

glorioiis  873 

imposition  [««« 

impose] 

undue  1 25 

-  of  hands  098 
impossibile,  credo 

quia     4  >«■) 
impossibilities,  seek 

after  -  '^5 
impossbility  471 
impossible  -.71 
refiisdl  7  04 
{difficulty  704) 

-  quantity 
algebra  84 

impost  '12 
imposthume  655 
impostor  ."48 
imposture  545 
impotence  J 58 
impotent  conclusion 

732 
impound 

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IMP 


IMP 


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168 


imprison  7^1 

(enclose  229) 
impoverish 

weaken  160 

waste  638 

despoil  ;89 

render  poor  8M 
impracticable 

impossibL  471 

misjudging  481 

obstinate  608 

cf(^c^/«  704 
imprecatioi. 

prayer  765 

cvn^e  908 
impregnable 

strong  159 

cw/e  t6t 
impregnate 

mix  41 

combine  48 

fecundate  161 

i??.<fe?-^  oOO 

^tac/i  537 
impresario  5C9 
imprescriptible  924 
impress 

cause  sensation  375 

mark  550 

6a'C27f  feeling  82 1 

-  upon  the  mind 
memory  505 
/eacA  537 

impressed  with 

belief  484 

feeling  821 
impressible 

motive  615 

sensibility  822 
impression 

sensation  375 

7V?ta  453 

6e/^^/484 

worA;  550 

engraving  558 

^)H«^  5£1 

emotion  821 
make  an  - 

a^i!  171 

thought  451 
impressionable  822 
impressive 

language  574 

important  642 

/f6«w<7  831,  824 
imprimis  66 
imprimit  558 
imprint 

publisher  531 

i)idicaf  ion  550 

-  in  the  memory  505 
imprison 

circumscribe  229 

resfran  751 

?>?/?*?.  A,  072 
improbability  473 
impiobate  9;i2 
improbiiy  '.:40 
impromptu  1 12 

-  fait  J',  loisir  673 


improper 

incongruous  24 
foolish  -599 
inexpedient  647 
wrong  923 
vnme'et  925 
vicious  945 

-  lime  135 
impropriate 

possess  777 

i;a^-6  789 
impropriator  779 
improve  658 

-  the  occasion  134 

-  the  shining  hour  682 

-  upon  658 
i:nprovement  658 
improvident 

careles   460 

not  preparing  674 

prodigal  818 

rash  «G3 
improvisatore 

apeech  582 

poetry  597 

impulse  612 
improvise 

imagination  515 

2m/m/.5e6U 

unprepared  674 
improviste,  a  1'- 

unexpected  508 

i7i}promptu  612 
imprudent 

negkdfnl  Am 

rash  ^63 

{vntvise  699) 
impudent 

insolent  88") 

discourteous  895 
impudicity  tl6l 
impugn  c?erty  536 

a//ac^  ■;  16 

i/awe  932 
Impu^scion  708 
impuissance  158 
impulse  ;/W«A  276 

sudden  tlicmght  612 

motive  61  ^ 
blin'      601 
creature  of -612 
give  an  -  tr 

p;'6i;e<J  284 

a^rf  707 
impulsive  [«e^ 
impulse] 

intxb.ii'oe  ^Tt 

excitable  825 

ros/i  863 
imnunity  escane  (;7l 

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with  -  sa/e/y  664 
impurit  V  foul  653 

licentious  961 
imputation 

ascribe  155 

s^Mr  874 

accuse  938 
in  221 
go  -  294 


-  as  much  as 
relation  9 
o'c<7/ee  26 

-  doors  221 
-for 

undertake  676 

promise  768 

-and  out 314 

-s  and  outs  182 

in:  -articulo  111 

-  cxtenso  ichx)le  50 
diffuse  573 

■  limine  63 

-  ioco  ,':3 

-  ifledias  res  68 

-  propria  persona  79 

-  loto  52 

-  transitu 
transient  111 
transfer  270 

-  statu  pupillari  127 

-  Ftatu  quj  141 
irj;uility 

uatd  of  power  1^ 

want  of  skid  699 
ina  stinent  954 
inaccessible 

distant  196 

im/Tinsible  A71 
inaccurat3  error  AW6 

■•^olecism  568 
inaction 

inertness  172 

/.-c  doiwmi 
inactivity  683 

inerfnrss  172 
inadequate 

powe-'  ^^ss  158 

insufficient  640 

useless  645 

imx):,'rf:ct  651 

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inadmissible 

incongruous  24 

excluded  55 

extraneous  57 

inexpedient  647 
inadvertence  458 
inadvisable  647 
in  affable  8U5 
inalienable 

retention  781 

right   24 
inamorata  897 
inane  void  4 

unmeaning  517 

insufficient  UQ 

trivial  643 

vseless  645 
inanimate  360 

-  matter  358 
inanity  [.fee  inane] 
inappetency 

insensibility  823 
indifference  866 

inapplicable 
irrelation  10 
disagreement  24 

inapposite 
irrelation  10 


disagreement  24 
inappreciable 

m  degree  3-J 

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inapprehensible 

.<tto/i<^  499 

unintelbgible  519 
inappropriate 

unconsonant  <4 

inexypedient  647 
inapt 

incongruous  24 

impotent  158 

wse/ec<?s645 

inexpedient  647 

vnskilful  699 
inarticulate  581,  583 
inartificial  703 
inartistic  846 
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becaure  476 
inattention  458 
inaudible 

silence  403 

/am^  sound  405 

6?m/419 

voiceless  581 
inaugural 

precursor  64 
inaugurate 

^^efifin  6(5 

install  755 

celebrate  883 
inauspicious 

untimely  135 

untoivard  649 

hopeless  859 
inbeing  5 
mbom,  mbred 

intrinsic  b 

afectionsSaO 

(habit  613) 
inCi  745 
incage  751 
incalculable 

much,  31 

inj^riii'e  105 
incalescence  382 
incandescence  382 
incantatic  n 

i/>?om/2on765 

s/;e.V  99  J 
incantatory  9S2 
incapable 

impotent  158 

(?t'e«^  1(  0) 
incapacious  2*3 
Incapacitate  158 
incapacity 

impotence  158 

ignoiance  491 

stupidity  499 

(weakness  160) 
incarcerate 

imprison  751 

(su/Tound  229) 
incarnadine  434 
incarnate 

intrinsic  f> 

117 


INC 


INC 


INC 


INC 


vicious  945 
devU- 

bad  man  949 

Satan  978 
Incarnation  976 
incase  cover  223 

surround  229 
incautious  rash  863 

(neglect  460) 
incendiary 

destroy  162 

burn  384 

nuUevolent  907 

evil-doer  913 

*arf  man  949 
incense/we/;  388 

fragrant  400 

Aai!e  898 

ajig'fir  9C0 

tatter  933 

worship  99') 

n^e  998 
incension 

burning  384 
incentive  615 
inception  (56 
inceptor5tl 
incertitude  475 
incessant 

repeated  104 

ceaseless  112 

frequent  136 
incest  961 
inch  «ma^;  32 

;e/i^(!/i  2C0 
by  -es  275 
to  an  -  494 
not  yield  an  -  606 
give  an  -  and  take 

an  ell  789 
-  by  inch 

by  degrees  26 

inparte  51 

sloivly  275 
not  see  an  -  beyond 

one's  noso  699 
Incboation 

beginning  66 

preparation  673 
incide  41 
incidence  278 
incident  151 
full  of -151 
incidental 

extrinsic  6 

circumstance  8 

iri'elative  10 

occurring  151 

casual  156 

liable  177 

chance  621 
incinerate  3S4 
incipience  66 
incircumspect  4C0 
incision  cut  44 

furrow  259 
incisive  energy  171 

vigour  574 

/(jfi/ing-Sil 


incite 
■  exasperate  173 

wr«7e  615 
incivility  895 
incivism  911 
inclasp  229 
inclement 

violent  )73 

cold  383 

severe  739 

pitiless  914rt 
inclination  [see  in- 
cline] 

affection  820 

desire  865 

fotje  897 
incline  tendency  176 

s/ope  217 

direction  278 

willing  602 

i«(/Mce615 

-  an  ear  to  457 
inclined 

-  plane  633 
inclose 

surround  227 
mclosure  232 
include 

composition  64 

-  en  a  class  1J 
inclusion  7J 
inclusive 

additive  37 

component  56 

c/ass  76 
Incogitancy  452 
incognita,  terra  -  491 
incognito  52-} 
incognizable  519 
incoherence 

physical  47 

mental  503 
incombustible  385 
income  ;>?'qA7  775 

property  780 

wea^/JA  803 

receipt  810 
incoming 

ingress  294 

receipt  810 
incommensurable 

irrelation  10 

{disagreeing  24) 
-  quantity  84,  85 
incommode 

/iinrfer  703 

(^/•OMWe830) 

{incommodious 
(i47) 
incommunicable 

unmeaning  517 

uninfflligible  519 

retention  781 
incommutable  150 
incomparable 

supe?"ior  33 

(c/oo^^  048) 
incompassionate  914a 
incompatible  24 
incompetence 


inability  158 

incapacity  499 

unskilful  cm 
incompleteness  53 

non-co'tipletion  730 
incompliance  7<it 
incomprehensible 

infinite  105 

unintelligible  519 
incomprehension  491 
incompressible  321 
inconcealable  525 
inconceivable 

impossible  471 

i7nprobable  473 

incredible  485 

unintelligible  519 

wonder  870 
inconceptible  519 
inconcinnity 

disagreement  24 

ugliness  846 
mconclusive  477 
inconcoction  674 
incondite  h5l 
incongruous  24 
inconnection 

irrelation  10 

disjunction  44 
inconsequence 

irrelation  10 
inconsequential 

illogical  477 
inconsiderable 

sma//  3-i 

unimportant  613 
inconsiderate 

thoughtless  4o2 

inattentive  458 

neglectful  460 

/ooJisA  699 
inconsistent 

contrary  14 

disagreeing  24 

illogical  47'7 

absurd  497 
foolish  499 

capricious  008 
inconsolable  837 
inconsonant 

disagreeing  24 

j?//w;  1 19 
inconspicuous  447 
inconstant  149 
incontestable 

strong  159 

certain  474 
incontiguous  190 
incontinent !  61 
incontinently  133 
incontrollablo  17] 
incontrovertible 

s/;a6/fe  150 

certain  474 
inconvenience  647 
put  to  -  70!) 
inconversable 

taciturn  5!-'5 

unsociable  893 
inconvertible 


continuing  143 

(s^fiWe  ir;d) 

inconvincible  487 
incorporate  48 
incorporeal  317 
-  hereditaments  784 
incorrect 

illogical  477 

erroneous  495 

solecism  568 

vicious  9 :5 
incorrigible 

obstinate  606 

hopeless  859 

vicious  945 

impenitent  951 
incorruptible 

honourable  939 
incorruption 

probity  939 

innocence  946 

(Aea/^A  654) 
in  era*  sate 

increase  194 

density  321 

-j^w?rfs  852 

('/iicjfc  2L2) 
increase 
•'  -i/i  degree  35 

-  in  number  102 

-  i/i  .'fise  194 
increc  ible 

fl'rer;^  31 

impossible  471 

improbab:e  473 

doubtful  4S5 

wonderful  870 
incredulity 

unbeli^' 4S7 

religious  -  989 
Increment 

increase  35 

addition  37 

adjunct  39 

expansion  194 
increpation  932 
incriminate  938 
mcrust  coai  223 

/i;/e:i5:4 
incubation  673 
incubus 

hindrance  706 

;;«?«  828 

demon  080 
inculcate  537 
inculpable  946 
inculpate  938 
inculture  674 
incumbency 

business  625 

churchdom  995 
incumbent 

inhabitant  188 

Aig'A  206 

tt7«{7A)!  319 

dw/y  926 

clergyman  996 
incumber  706 
incumbered  806 
incunabula  127 

118 


INC 


IND 


IND 


INE 


incur  177 

-  blame  932 

-  danger  665 

-  a  debt  806 

-  disgrace  874 

-  a  loss  17ij 

-  the  risk  C21 
incurable 

ingrained  5 
disease  655 
hopeless  859 
Incuriam,  per  -  458, 

incuriosity  456 
incursion 

ingress  294 

attack  716 
incurvation  245 
indagation  461 
indebted 

owing  806 

gratitude  91 

duty  926 
indecent  961 
indeciduous  150 
indecision  C05 
indecisive  475 
indeclinable  150 
indecorous 

vulgar  851 

vicious  Q'^ 

impure  961 
indeed  existing  1 

veryZl 

assent  488 

truly  494 

assertion  535 

wonder  870 
indefatigable 

persevering  604a 

active  6^2 
indefeasible 

stable  KO 

dve  i  24 
indefectible  650 
indefensible 

2yowerless  158 

submission  725 

accusable  938 

tvrong  945 
indeficient  650 
,  indefinite 

great  31 

infinite  105 

7wi<f/2/  447 

uncertain  475 

inexact  495 

raf7?<6  519 
indeliberate  612 
indelible  *<aWe  150 

memory  505 

7/^ar^550 

feding  821 
indelicate  961 
indemnity 

compensation  30 

forgiveness  918 

reward  973 
d-edof-771 
inJenizen  184 


indent  scollop  248 
indentation  252,  257 
indenture 

compact  769 

security  771 

(evidence  4  7) 

tr  cor.:/  f,r;i) 
independence 

in  elation  10 

freedom  74.S 

wefl//A  Fr3 
Independent  984 
mdes^cribable 

.£??¥«/  31 

wonderfvli^O 
indesinect  11  ? 
indestructible  150 
indeterminate 

chance  i5t5 

uncertain  475 

irresolute  CC5 
indevotion  989 
index 

arrangement  60 

exvonent  84 

/i/j(  86 

wg-M  550 

^twrf5  562 
index  expurgatorius 

761 
indexterity  699 
Indian: 

-  file  69 

-  rubber  325 

-  weed  392 
indicate 

direct  attention 
to  457 

mean  51G 

mark  550 
indication  550 
indicative 

evidence  467 
Indict  accuse  938 

arraign  969 
indiction  551 
indifference 

incuHosity  456 

unwillingness  603 

«0  cAotc€  609« 

insensibility  9S:i 

unconceim  866 

matter  of  -  643 
indifferent 

\see  indifference] 

unimportant  643 

bad  649 
indigence 

insufficiency  640 

poverty  804 
indigenous 

intrinsic  5 

ijihabitanl  188 
indigested  674 
indigestible  657 
indigestion  657 
indigitate  457 
indign  940 
indignation  900 

-  meeting  832 


indignity 
affrwit  900 
insidt  929 
indiTO  4^38 
indiligence  683 
mdirect 
oblique  217 
devious  279 

/atew<  526 
circuitovs  629 
mdiscernible  447] 
indiscerptible 
W/^o/e  50 

i//«/j/  87 
rfe««e  321 
indiscoverable526 
indiscreet 

?-<wA863 

Mamable  945 

{jieglectful  460) 

{unskilful  699) 
indiscretion 

jrMi«  947 
indiscriminate 

mixed  41 

unarranged  59 

multiform  81 

<?a»wa/  621 
indiscrimination  465a 
indispensable  630 
indispose 

dissuade  616 
indisposed 

unwilling  603 

5icA-C  o 
indisputable  474 
indissoluble, 
indissolvable 

joined  43 

whole  50 

stable  150 

rfew^e  321 
indistinct  (Z«wi  447 

{vague  519) 
indistinc  ion  465a 
indistingi  shable 

identicc.  13 

invisible  447 
indisturbance 

quiescence  265 

tnexcitation  826 
indite  590 
individual 

wAo^«50 

siyecial  79 

?^Hi^y  87 

person  372 
indivisible  zt'Ao^  50 

rfen^e  321 
indocility 

incapacity  158 

obstinacy  606 
indoctrinate  537 
indolence  683 
indomitable 

strong  159 

determin£d  604 

persevering  604a 

resisting  719 

courage  861 


indoor  221 
indorse  ratify  769 

security  77 1 
mdorsemeut 

ff!0?A'  550 

recoi'd  551 
indraught^?///"  343 

current  348 
indubitable  474 
induce  ea?/,*e  153 

power  157 

produce  161 

motive  615 
induction 

inquiry  461 

reasoning  476 

drama  599 

appointment  755 

-  of  a  jn-iest  9do 
indulge  /er«i/y  740 

a/tozf?  760 

^0^6  829 

intemperance  954 

-  one's  fancy  609 
-in  827 
-oneself 943   . 

-  in  reverie 
inattention  458 
/ancy  515 

-  with  g-ife  784 
indulgence 

[t^ec  indulge] 

absolution  918 
indulgent  Ai«6?  906 
induration 

hardening  323 

impenitence  951 
Indus    to    the   pol^ 

from  - 180 
industry 

business  625 

activity  682 
hive  of  -691 
indweller  188 
inebriety  959 
ineffable  g'r(?a^  31 

U'onderfui&rO 
ineffaceable  820 
ineffectual 

incapable  158 

useless  645 

failing  732 

-  attempt  732 
pale  its  -  fire  422 

inefficacious 

incapable  158 

useless  645 

faili7ig  732 
inefficient  158 
inelastic  *o/l{  324 

-  fluid  333 
inelasticity  326 
inelegance 

in  language  579 

t^g'/y  846 
inept  incapable  158 

?<5e;ess  645 

{inexpedient  647) 
inequality  28 
inequitable  923 

119 


INE 


INF 


INF 


ING 


Ineradicable 

intrinsic  5 

stable  150 
inerrable  94G 
inertia  172 
inertness 

physical  172 

inactive  683 

moral  823 
inestimable  648 
inevitable 

certain  474 

destimj  601 
inexact 

ei'voneous  495 

/e(?W€  575 
inexcitability  826 
inexcusable 

accusable  938 

vicious  945 
inexecution  730 
inexhaustible  G39 
inexistence  2 
inexorable 

unavoidable  601 

resolved  604 

«fe7'«  739 

conipelling  744 

pitiless  914a 

revengeful  919 

{wrathful  900) 

(jmilewlent  907) 
inexpectation  508 
inexpedience  0-17 
inexpensive  815 
inexperience 

ignorant  491 

unskilful  699 
inexpert  699 
inexpiable  945 
inexplicable  519 
inexpressible 

^rm^  31 

unmeaning  517 

•unintelligible  519 

wonderful  870 
inexpressibles  225 
inexpression 

latency  526 
inexpressive  517 
inexpu<^iiable  664 
inextensioii  180a 

littleness  193 

immateriolity  317 
inextinguishable 

«/«We  150 

«//-o/?^  159 

excitable  825 
-  desire  865 
inextricable 

coherent  46 

disorder  59 

immssible  471 

{difficult  704) 
infallibility  474 
assumption  of  -  885 
infamy  shame  874 

dUhonour  940 

vicf  945 
infancy 


beginning  GQ 

youth  127 
infandum  renovare 

dolorem 

memory  505 

regret  833 
infant  129 

/oo/  501 
Infanta  745 
infanticide 

killing  361 

sacrifice  9;)! 
infantine  129 

/w/M/i  499 
infantry  726 
infai'ction  261 
infatuation 

misjudgment  481 

credxdity  486 
/o%  499 

insanity  503 

obstinacy  606 

passion  8253 

/ove  897 
infeasible  471 
infect  mia?  ?iJ2<A  41 

contaminate  659 

fa-ci/e  824 
infecta,  re  - 

shortcoming  304 

non-completion  730 

faibire  732 
infection 

disease  655 
infectious  657 
infecund  169 
infelicity 

inexpert ness  699 

misery  828 
inference 

reasoning  AIQ 

judgment  480 
by  -  467 
inferential 

demonstrative  478 

^«/e«^  526 
inferiority 

i/j  degree  34 

i/z  6226  195 

imperfection  651 
personal  -  34 
infernal  ftrtrf  649 

malevolent  907 

wicked  945 

«a^a/^26'978 

-  machine  727 

-  regions  982 
infertility  169 
infest  aSO 
infestivity«a(/  8:37 

</?///  843 

inftbulation  43 

infidel  989  , 

infidelity 
dishonour  940 
irreligion  989 

infiltrate  mir  41 
intervene  228 
interpenetrate  294 
moisten  :V\7,  *39 


/f  ac/i  537 
infiltration 

passage  302 
Infinite",  the  -  970 
infinite  105 

-  goodness  976 
infinitely  <7/-ffl<;  31 
infinitesimal 

m^rteV  32 
/z(!//e  193 

-  calculus  85 
infinity  105 
infirm  weak  IGO 

disease  655 
vicious  945 

-  of  purpose  605 
infirmary  662 
infirmity 

[see  infirm] 
infix  537 
inflame 

render  violent  173 

burn  384 

excite  824 

a«g'er  900 

(tflci/e  615) 
inflammable 

burn  384 

/i<e/  388 
inflammation 

healing  384 

disease  655 
inflate  expand  194 

WoziJ  349 
inflated 

s/yife  573,  577 

ridiculous  853 

«?am  880 
inflation 
[see  inflate] 

rarefaction  322 
inflect  245 
inflexible  Aarrf  323 

resolved  604 

obstinate  606 

«/c/'«  739 
inflexion 

curvature  245 

grammar  567 
inflict  ac^  ?i;x)/i  680 

severity  739 

-  evil  649 
-pain 

bodily  pain  Z7^ 
tneiUaipain  830 

-  i)unishment  973 
infliction 

adversity  735 
7nentalj)ain  828, 
830 
punishment  972 

influence 
change  140 
physiccd  - 175 
inducement  615 
aidfuyrity  Til 
{importance  642) 
absence  of  -  17'5a 

influx  294 

infold  2;32 


inform  527 

-  against 
accuse  938 
<70  ^0  ^azc  969 

iniformal 
iiTeaular  83 
lawless  964 

informality 
non-observance  77 J 

informant  527 

information 
knowledge  490 
cormnunication  52? 
laivsuit  969 
pick  up  -  539 

informity  241 

infra  dignitatem 
inglarious  874 
dishonourable  940 

infraction 
disobedience  lA'H 
non-obsei'vance  773 
exemption  927 

-  of  usage  &c. 
unconformity  83 
desuetude  614 

infrangible 
combined  46 
rfe^se  321 

infrequency  137 

infrigidation  385 

infringe 
transgress  303 
disobey  742 
wo^  observe  773 
undueness  925 
dereliction  927 

-  a  law  &c.  83 
infundibular 

concave  252 

/iO^g  260 
infuriate 

violent  173 

^ccci/e  824 

aw<7«-  900 
infuscate  431 
infuse  wea:  41 

i«^ey<  300 

iftacA  537 

-  courage  861 

-  life  into  824 

-  new  blood  658 
infusible  321 
infusion 

[*fe  infuse] 
liquefaction  335 

infusoria  193 

ingannation  545 

ingathering  72 

mgemination  90 

ingenerate  5 

ingenious  698 

ingenite  5 

ingenium,  perfervi- 
dum  -  682 

ingeiui  artless  703 

ingenue  actress  599 

ingenuity  698 

ingenuous 
artless  703 

120 


ING 


INN 


INS 


INS 


(sincere  543) 

(honourable  939) 
Ingesta  298 
ingestion  296 
ingle  388 
inglorious 

disreputable  874 

dishonou7'able  940 
ingot  8C0 
ingraft  add  37 

join  43 

insert  300 

teach  537 
ingrafted. 

extrinsic  6 

Aafiii;  613 
ingrain 

Insinuate  228 

colour  428 
ingrained 

intrinsic  5 

combined  48 

/<a^>ii  613 

character  820 
ingrate  917 
ingratiate  897 
ingratiating  894 
ingratitude  917 
ingredient  56 
ingress  29-4 
forcible  -  300 
ingurgitate  296 
ingustible  391 
inhabile  699 
inliabit  186 
inliabitant  188 
inhale  receive  296 

smell  398 
inliarmonious: 

-  colour  42.6 
-sound  414 

inherence  5 
inherit  acquire  775 

possess  777 
Inheritance 

pivjierty  780 

-  of  the  saints  981 
inherited 

intrinsic  5 
inheritor  779 
inhesion  5 
inhibit  hinder  706 

restrain  751 

prohibit  761 

(restrain  615) 
inhospitable  893 
inhuman  907 
inhume  3(!3 
mimaginable 

impossible  471 

improbable  473 

wonderful  870 
inimical 

opposition  708 

enmity  889 
inimitable 

non-imitation  20 

supreme  33 

?;^r2/  <700rf  648 

?>eA/eC({  650 


Iniquity  wrong  923 
t;ice  945 

worker  of  -  949 
in  irritability  826 
initial  66 

-  letter  55S 
initiate  begin  66 

teach  537 
initiated  skilful  G98 
inject  3'  0 

fluid  ?37 
n judicial  964 
injudicious  499 
injunction 

ad  lice  695 

command  741 

prohibition  761 
injure  damage  659 

s^^^/e '.  07 
injuria  formae, 
spretse  - 

wg'/y  846 

contempt  930 
injury  evi^  619 

badness  649 

damage  659 
injustice  923 
ink  431 

E en  and  -  590 
eforelhe-isdry  132 

inkle  45 

inkling: 
knowledge  490 
stipposition  514 
irifomation  527 
rfes??'e  865 

inland  2^1 

inlay  440 

inlet  beginning  66 
interval  198 
opening ',60 
ingress  294 
-  o/"  ^/i«  sea  343 

mly  2a 

inmate  188 

inmost  221 
to  the  -  core  822 

-  soul  820 

-  thoughts  451 
mn  18J 
innate  5 

(habit  613) 
mnavigable  471 
inner  ~21 
-coating  i;24 

-  man  intellect  450 
affections  820 

innermost  recesses 

221 
innings  land  342 

acquisition  775 

receii)t  810 
innocence  946 
innocent /oo^  501 

qood  648 

healthy  656 

artless  703 

guiltless  946 
innocuous  gcod  648 

heaithij  6:(3 


!     innocent  946 
innominate  5t'5 
innovation 

variation  20a 

new  12i 

change  140 
innoxious 

salubrious  656 

innocent  9-16 
innuendo  /<i//<  1:27 

censure  f!32 
innumerable  305 
innutritious  (j{  7 
inobservance  773 

{disobedience  742) 
inoccupation  681 
inoculate 

insert  300 

^(?ac^  537 

influence  615 
inodorous  399 
inoffensive 

g'OOd  648 

innocsnt  946 
inofficious  907 
inoperative 

j)Owerlsss  158 

unproductive  169 

useless  645 
inopportune 

untimely  135 

inexpedient  647 
inordinate  grmi  31 

excessive  641 
inorganization  358 
inornate  849 
inosculate  ^"of  71  43 

intersect  219 

convoluted  248 
inquest  461 
inquietude 

changeable  149 

uneasy  828 

discontent  832 

apprehension  860 

(motion  264) 
inquinate  659 
inquire  461 
-  into  595 
inquirer  461 
inquiring  mind  455 
inquiry  461 
inquisition 

inquiry  461 

severity  139 

tribunal  966 
inquisitive  455 
inquisitorial 

prying  455 

inquiry  461 

severe  739 

jurisdiction  965 
inroad  ingress  294 

devastation  659 

invasion  716 
inrolment  r;51 
insalubrity  657 
insanity  503 
insatiable  865 
inscribe  w/i^e  590 


i/ason  873 
inscription 

record  551 
mscroll  551 
inscrutable  519 
insculpture  557 
msculptured  558 
insecabie 

junction  43 

««i^y  87 
insect  minute  193 

animal  366 

-  cry  412 
insecure 

danger  665 

(uncertain  4r5) 
insensate 

/oo^^«^  499 

insane  503 
insensibility 

stow  2<5 

physical  376 

moral  823 

-  of  benefits  917 

-  to  the  past  506 
inseparable 

jbitction  43 
coherence  46 
insert  toca^e  184 
interpose  5:28 
ewier  294 
j??/?;  f?i.  300 
record  r;51 

-  itself  30J 
insertion  300 
inservient  645 
inseverable 

junction  43 

z<//e/y  87 

inside  221 

-out  218 

tur.i  -  out  529 

insidious 

deceitful  E45 

cunning  702 

dishonourable  94fl 
insight  490 
insignia  550 

-  of  authority  747 
insignificant 

unmeaning  517 

unimportant  643 
insincere  544 
insinuate 

intervene  228 

ingress  •  94 

i/i,«er<  SOO 

latency  526 

^e/t<  527 

ingj-atiate  897 

6/ame  932 

(suppose  514) 

(mean  516) 
insipidity 

tasteless  391 

indifferent  866 
insist  ar^-we  476 

command  741 

-  upon  a,i}ir7n  535 

121 


INS 


INS 


INT 


INT 


be  determined  604 

contend  720 

compel  744 

conditions  770 

due  924 
Jisnare  545 
insobriety"  959 
insolation  382,  384 
insolence  885 
insoluble  dense  321 

unintelligible  519 
insolvable  519 
insolvent 

poverty  804 

debt  806 

non-payment  808 
insomnium  682 
insouciance 

thoughtlessness  458 

supineness  823 

indifference  t^Q 
inspect  Icok  441 

attend  to  457 
ins-pector 

2/(5^Mise^or461 

judge  48:) 

director  C94 
inspiration 

■wisdom  -  Q?i 

imagination  515 

impulse  012 

motive  0i5 

feeling  821 

7  e2/y  976 

revelation  985 

religious  - 1)87 
inspire  i?r<wi??(;  615 

animate  8-.4 

c^et'r  836 

-  courage  861 

-  hope  858 

-  respect  928 
inspirit  incite  615 

animate  824 

encourage  861 
inspiriting 

hopeful  858 
inspissate  rfen«fi  321 

semiliquid  352 
instability  149 
install  /om/g  184 

commission  755 

celebrate  883 
instalment 

portion  51 

i.ayment  807,  809 
Instance 

e  J  ampler 

motive  615 

solicitation  765 
Jnstant  moment  113 

present  11 » 

destiny  152 

required  tSO 

importance  642 

;ose  not  an  -  C84 

on  the  - 13.> 
instantaneity  113 
instanter  113 


in  star  omnium 

similar  17 

conformable  82 
instauration  66J 
instead  147 
instigate  615 
instirwia:;  41 

m«6?'^  300 

^eacA  537 
instinct 

intellect  450 

intuition  477 

impidse  601 

-  with  motive  615 
possession  777 

brute  -  45()a 
instinctive 

inborn  5 
institute  cawss  153 

produce  16 1 

academy  542 

society  712 

-  an  inquiry  461 
institution 

academy  542 

society  712 

political  -1)03 

church  S95 
institutor  540 
instract  <mc/i  537 

ac/^;^s6  695 

precept  097 

orcto-  741 
instructed  4r0 
insi  ructor  540 
instrument 

impltment  633 

security  771 
musical  -  417 
optical  -  415 
instrumental  631 

-  music  415 
instrumentalist  416 
instrumentality  631 
in  suavity  W»5 
insubordinate  742 
insubstantial  4 

-  pageant  8>  2 
insafferable 

painful  8:^0 

dislike  867 
insuflSciency  640 
insufflation  349 
insular  unrelated  10 

detached  44 

«?w«7/e  h7 

?«/anc?  340 
insula' e  41 
insulse  stupid  499 

(/M/;  843 
insult  rw(?e;i€««  895 

offence  !iOO 

disrespect  929 
insulting  S'.;8 
insuperable  471 
-oi  stac'e  70(5 
insupportable  831 
insuppressiblc  173 
insurance  7v^8 
insure 


make  sure  A"  i 
obtai7i  security  7. 1 

insurgent  7  2 

insurmountable  471 

insurrection 
resistarice  719 
disobedience '  42 

insusceptible  823 

-  of  change  150 
intact 

jmwanent  141 

perfect  (;50 

preserved  CTl 
intaglio  mould  ^2 

concave  252 

sculpture  557 
intangible  ^z^^^e  193 

ni<7n6  381 
integer  ivhole  50 

number  84 
integer  vitse  scele- 

risque  puma  9bt 
integral  50 

-  calculus  85 

-  part  56 
integrate 

consolidate  50 

(complete  52) 
integrity  tchole  50 

probity  939 

virtue  944 
integument  223 
intellect  450 
abse.  ce  of  -  450a 
exercise  of  the  -  4ui 
intellectual  450 
Intel  iigenca 

mind  450 

capacity  498 

r?e»v<?  5o2 
Intel)  gencer  527 
intelligibility  518 

(perspicuity  570) 
intemperance  954 

drunken  nei<s'd^% 
intempestivity  135 
intend  05;0 
intendant  694 
intended  tvill  600 

predeterviimd  611 
intense  great  3- 

<"//  rr;eticYi\ 

-  colour  428 

-  thought  457 
intensify 

increase  35 

stimulate  171 
intensity  degree  26 

greatness  ^1 

energy  171 
iritent'rt/<e»/20n  457 

design  620 

active  682 

-  upon  <:;6;5i/'e865 
reso'ved  604 

intention  620 

bad  -  607 

good  -  906 
intently,  look  -441 
intents  and  purposes, 


to  all  -  27,  52 
Inter  3  J3 
inter:  -  alia  Si 

-  nos  528 
interaction 

uorking  170 

{intermedium  228) 
intercalate  tz^ 
intercede 

mediate  724 

deprecate  7u0 
intercept 

hinder  700 

^fl-^e  789 
intercession 
Xf^ee  intei  cede] 

worship  \3M 

V  tercesso*"  970 

interchange  148 

barter  794 

-  visits  &c.  892 
interchangeable  12 
intercipient  706 
interclude  706 
intercom  nunication 

527 
intercommunity  CC'"* 
intercourse 
friendship  9:9^ 
sociality  892 
verbal  -  582,  58i 
intercurrence 
interchange  148 
interjacence  22o 
passage  302 
interdependence  12 
interdict  761 
interdigitate 
intersect  219 
intervene  228 
interest  concern  9 
influence  175 
curiosity  455 
advaniage  618 
importance  642 
property  780 
<;c6<  806 
eicd^e  824 
^;/eaAV  829 
amuse  840 
devoid  of  -  841 
feel  an  -  in  906 
not  know  one's 

own  -  699 
make  -  for  707 
place  out  at  - 
lend  787 
economy  817 
take  an  -  in 
curiosity  455 
Icyce  897 
take  no  -  in 
insensibility  823 
ind.iff'erence  866 
want  of  -  866 
interested 

selfish  943 
interesting 

lorable  897 
irterfere  disagree  24 

122 


INT 


INT 


INT 


INT 


counteract  179 

intervene  228 

activiti/ GS2 

thwart  706 

mediate  724 
interim  ti7ne  106 

satne  time  120 
interiority  221 
interjaceiicc 

middle  68 

coming  b>etzoeen  228 
interject 

inter)X)se  228 

insert  300 
interlace  ;oi/i  43 

tivine  219 
interlard  »«Lr  41 

interpotalt  228 
interleave  228 
interline 

inltrix)late  288 

wH/e  590 
interlink  ^"oiji  43 

twine  219 
intei location  228 
interlocution  588 
mterlocutoi  583 
interloper 

extraneous  57 

intervene  228 

obstruct  706 
interlude  /2?«e  lOG 

dramatic  599 
intermarriage  90^} 
intermeddle 

iniei^ere  682 

hinder  706 
intermeddling  724 
intermediate 

7n6a»  29 

middle  68 

intervening  228 

ministerial  631 
-  time  106 
intermedium 

7/i^a«  29 

/i?/i  45 

irdervention  228 

instrument  631 

{means  632) 
interment  363 

inseiiion  300 
intermigration  266 
interminable 

infinite  105 

eternal  112 

fo//fl'  200 
intermingle  41 
intermission 

^ime  106 

discontinuance  142 
intermit 

inte^nnipt  70 

?ec«?'  138 

discontinve  142 
liitermirience 

/i'/«?  106 
iii.ennix  41 
mermuution  148 
intern  i;t;i 


internal  intrinsic  5 
interior  221 

-  evidence  467 
internal  ional 

reciprocal  12 
sociality  892 

-  law  963 
internecine  361 

-  v7ar72J 
internuncio 

messenger  5:i4 

diplomatist  758 
Interpel  142 
interpellation 

inqviry  461 

address  586 

summons  4T1 

appeal  765 
interpenetration 

interjacence  228 

ingress  294 

passage  302 
interpolation 

analytical  85 

interjwse  228 
interpose 

intervene  228 

act  682 

hinder  706 

mediate  724 
interposit  790 
interpretation  522 

(answer  462) 
interpreter  524 
interregnum 

intermission  106 

transient  111 

discontinuance 
142 

i/i/:^rvan98 

/oa-i/y  738 

{discontinuity 
70) 
interrogate  4C1 
interrupt 

discontinuity  70 

cessation  142 

Aj«rfe?-  706 
interruption 

derangement  61 

interval  198 
intersect  219 
interspace 

inte}-val  198 

interior  221 
intersperse 

diffuse  73 

interpose  228 

(m?^sic41) 
interstice  198 
interstitial 

inter??  a;  221 

inte7-jacent  228 
intertexture 

in /o'^fTf/zo/i  219 

<ii<t*'i<e  329 
inter-twine, 
-twist  t/»ife  43 

c?o«j?  219 
interval 


-  0/  /erne  106 
-o/'*;?acel98 

-  f/i  music  413 
at  -s 

discontinvously 
70 
at  regular  -s  138 
intervene 

-  m  o? //f-?"  70 

-  i/i  <im6  106 

-  in  ,'7>ace  228 
J€  instru7nental 

6:31 

mediate  724 

(agrew/!  758) 
intervert 

change  140 

deviate  270 
interview 

conference  588 

society  892 
intervolved  43 
interweave  Joi/i  43 

c?'05«219 

intojacence  228 
interworking  170 
intestate  552 
intestine  221 
inthral 

subjection  749 

rest7'aint  751 
intimate  cto^e  197 

te//  527 

friendly  888 
intimately 

joined  43 
intimidate 

frighten  860 

insolence  885 

//^rm^;  909 
into:  go -294 
put  -  :300 
run -300 
intolerable  830 
intolerance 

p7'ejudice  481 

ohstinaaj  606 

impatience  825 

insole7ice?^ 

malevolence  907 
intomb36;3 
intonation 

«o?»j</  402 

musical  413 

wzce  583 
intone  szn<7  416 

1  cor  ship  99  J 
intort  248 
intoxication 

excite7nent  824,  8i 

inebriation  959 
intra,  ab  -  221 
intractable 

obstinate  606 

difficxdt  7  4 

.<iw/^«n  901a 
intramural  221 
intransient  1 10 
intransitive  110 
intransmutable 


di7(turnal  110 

s/;a6te  150 
intrap  545 
intraregarding2ri 
intrench 

o?^/2?i(^  717 

-  on  ;303 
intrepid  801 
intricate 

confuted  59 
convoluted  248 
difficult  7v4 

intrigant 
meddleso7ne  082 
cunning  702 
libertine  962 

intrigue  pfo<  623 
activity  682 
cunning  702 
licentiousness  96i 

intrinsic  5 

-  evidence  407 
-habit61f> 

-  truth  40 1 
intnnsicality  5 

I  introduce  ^eac^  62 
interpose  228 
precede  280 
iwc'er-i!  300 

-  new  blood  14C 

-  new  conditions 
469 

-  to  888 
introduction 

[see  introduce] 

preface  64 

7eceplion  293 

drama  509 

fi'iendsMp  P88 

courtesy  894 
introductory 

inecursor  04 

begijining  66 

;??wri^y  118 
introgression  294 
introit  ity8 
intromit 

discontinue  143 

receive  296 
introspection 

look  into  Mi 

attend  to  457 
introspective  451 
introvert  218 
intrude 

interfere  24 

inopjjortune  135 

inte/wene  228 

ente?*  294 
intruder  57 
intrust 

commit  755 

^enrf  787 
intuition  mind  ^0 

>/7i7'easoning  477 

knowledge  490 
intumescence 

.«f2^;<?/n'J4 

convex  250 
intwinejai/i43 

123 


mu 


INV 


IRO 


IRR 


hvlst  ^iS 
inunctidu  223 
inundate 

efusion  337 

flow  348 

redundance  641 
i  nunderstandinr; 

-452 
murbanity  895 
mure 

habituate  613 

train  673 
inured 

insensible  823 
inusitation  014 
inutility  645 
in  ?ade  m^res«  294 

ai'/af  A;  71(3 
invalid 

powerless  158 

illogical  477 

diseased  655 

undue  W25 
invalidate 

</i.!?a6;.- 158 

weaken  160 

cor//"«/e  479 
invaluable  648 
invariable 

intrinsic  5 

uniforin  16 

conformable  83 

s^flWe  150 
invasion 

ingress  294 

a««c^  716 
invective  932 
inveigh  932 
inveigle 

deceive  545 

seduce  615 
invent 

imagine  515 

/ie  544 
.    c?ei!i?€626 
invented 

vntrue  546 
inventive 

«A:w7w/  698 
inventor  164 
inventory  86 
inverse 

contrary  14 

vpside  down  218 
inversion 

derangement  61 

change  140 

of  position  218 

conti-afwsition  237 

reversion  145 

language  577 
invest 

empower  157 

c/o//i«  225 

besiege  716 

commission  755 

oii'e  784 

?6?^(^  787 

exiiend  809 

-  in  tocafe  184 


"jpflirchase  795 

-  money  817 

-  with  ascribe  155 
investigate  461 
investment  225 

make  -s  673 
inveterate  o/c?  124 
established  150 
initorn  820 

-  belief  484 

-  habit  613 
invidious 

jyainful  &30 

.^o/re^  898 

«;«/e  907 

e//wy921 
invigorate 

strengthen  159 
invigorating 

healthy  656 
invincible  159 
inviolable 

ifecv'e^  528 

r2(7/ii  924 

honour  939 
inviolate 

permanent  141 

56cre<  528 

honourable  939 
invious  cto.96^(/  261 

pathless  704 
invisibility  447 
invisible  swa//  193 

»o<  to  6e  t<fee/i  447 

concealed  526 
invita  Minerva 

unwillinq  603 

difficult  704 
invite  induce  615 

o/T'e;-  763 

(isA:  765 

-  the  attention  457 
inviting 

[.see  invite] 

pleasing  829 
invoice  86 
invoke  address  586 

imjHore  765 

;>ra?/  990 

-  curses  908 

-  saints  998 
involucrum  223 
involuntary 

necessary  601 
unwillinq  603 

-  servitude  749 
involution  [.see  in- 
volve] 

algebra  85 
involve  include  54 

derange  61 

7t;m;;  '225 

e2;inee  467 

-mean  516 

latency  526 
involved 

disorder  59 

conwAvted  248 

obscure  style  571 

in  </eW  806 


invulnerable  664 
inward  intrinsic  5 
in^rfe  221 

-  monitor  926 
inweave  219 
inw  rap  225 
inwrousht  5 
io  trinmphe! 

rejoicing  838 

celebration  883 
Ionic  597 
iota  tWi«;/  32 

{minute  193) 
I.O.U.  security  771 

wOA«e?/  800 
ipse  dixit 

certainiy  474 

affirmation  535 
iljsissima  verba  494 
ipso  facto  1 
irse 

amantium  -  918 
tantsene  animis 

coelestibus  -  900 
irascibility  901 
irate  900 
ire  900 

iridescent  440 
Iris  traveller  268 

messenger  534 
iris  rainbow  440 

ejfe  441 
IriSiiism  497 
irk  688,  8^30 
irksome 

tiresome  688 

difficult  704 

]Kiinful  830 

weary  841 
iron  strength  15? 

smooth  255 

/tare;  323 

resolution  604 
rule  with  a  rod 
of  -  739 

-  age  adversity  *** 
2Hdn  828 

-  gray  432 

-  grip  159 

-  gripe  781 

-  heel  739 

-  necessity  601 

-  rule  739 
-entering into  th' 

soul  828,  8:30 

-  sway  739 

-  will  004 
iron-bound  coast 

land  342 

danger  007 
iron -clad 

covering  223 

defence  717 

man  of  luar  726 
iron-handed  739 
iion-hearted  861 
iron-mould  434 
irons  752 
fire  -  388 
put  in  -  751 


-  in  the  fire 

business  625 

redundance  641 

active  682 

unskilful  699 
irony 

figure  of  speech  52\ 

fintrut'li  546 

ridicule  856 
irradiate  420 
irrational 

nuviber^A 

illogical  477 

silly  499 
irreclaimable 

hopeless  859 

vicious  945 

impenitent  951 
irreccicilable 

unrelated  10 

discordant  24 

enmity  889 
irrecoverable 

past  122 

hopeless  859 

(to*;  776) 
irredeemable 

hopeless  859 

(fosi  77G) 
irreducible 

discordant  24 

Old  of  order  h^ 

unchangeable  150 
irrefutable 

certain  474 

2)roved  478 
irregular 

diverse  16a 

out  of  order  hQ 

mxdtifonn  81 

against  rule  83 

-  in  recurrence  138 

distortM  243 

combatant  726 
irregularity  139 
ir  relation  10 
irrelevant 

unrelated  10 

unaccojdant  24 

sophistical  477 
irreligion  989 
irremediable 

Jfirf  649 

hopeless  859 

(spoiled  659) 

(to<  776) 
irremissible945 
irremovable  150 
irreparable 

hopeless  859 

(6arf  649) 

(spoiled  659) 

(/o.«ff  776) 
irrepentancc  951 
^reprehensible  946 
u^epressible 

lio/e/i^  173 

/r -e  748 

ea:r';a6/c825 
irreproachable  946 

124 


IRR 


JAC 


JAP 


JER 


irreprovable  946 
irresistible 

strong  159 

demonstration  478 

necessavT/  601 
iiTesolublc  150 
irresolution  605 
irresolvable  87 
irresolvedly  605 
iirc3pective  10 
irresponsible 

ejemi)t  927a 

arbitrary  964 
irreti-ievable 

stable  150 

lost  776 

hopeless  859 
irrevealable  528 
ii'reverence 

disrespect  929 

impiety  988 
irrever:;-ible  • 

stable  150 

hopeless  859 

(?;«sn22) 
irrevocaWe, 

stable  150 

necessary  601 

hopeless  859 
irrigate  337 
irriguous  3^39 
irrision  ridicule  856 

disrespect  929 
irritabile,  genus  -  901 
irritable 

excitable  825 

irascible  901 
j-ritate  violent  173 

ea.-ci^e  824 

7;ain  830 

2)rovoke  898 

incense  900 
n-ritation 

[*6e  irritate] 

;>flen  828 
source  of  -  830 
irritating 

[.see  irritatej 

si.ringeni  171 
irruption 

ingress  294 

iyiyos20«716 
Irvingite  984 
is  :  that  -  118 
-  to  be  152 
I  sis  979 
Islamism  984 
island  346 
islander  188 
isle  346 
isobar  338 
\socheimal  383 
isochronous  120 
isolate  detach  44 

seclude  893 
isolated 

unrelated  10 

single  87 
isomorphism  240 
isothermal  382 


isotonic  413 
issue  distribute  73 
focus  74 

event  151 

efect  154 

]>osterity  167 

depart  293 

eg^^'es^  295 

stream  348,  349 

inquiry  461 

publication  531 

6ooi  593 

?/fcer  655 

denouement  729 

money  800 
at  -  discussion  476 

dissent  489 

negation  536 

0]}2JOsition  708 

discoid  713 

contention  720 
in  -  461 

join  -  laivsuit  969 
-a  command  741 
issueless  169 
isthmus 

connection  45 

narrow  203 

/and  ;342 
italics  warA;  550 
put  in  - 

importance  642 
itch  titillation  380 

rfesM'e  865 
itching  palm  819 
item 

addition  37,  39 

jsa^'i  51 

S])eciality  79 
iteration  104 
itinerant 

moving  266 

traveller  268 
itinerary 

journey  266 

guide-book  527 
itiir  ad  astra,  sic  -  3C0 
ivory  430 
Ixion  313 


jabber 

unmeaninq  ?>\7 

stammer  58^3 

chatter  584 
jacent  213 
jacet,  hie  -  363 
jacinth  847 
jack  rotation  312 

ensiqn  550 
Jack,'- Cade  742 

-  Ketch  975 

-  o'  lantein  42:;;3 

-  in  office 
director  094 
&?<%  887 

-  at  a  pinch  711 

-  Pudding 
actor  599 


humorist  844 

boaster  884 
before  one  can  say 

"-Robinson"  132 
-tar  269 

-o   al 'trades  700 
jack-a-dandy 

buffoon  844 
/Oio854 
jackal  provision  637 

auxiliary  711 
jackanapes/o;>  854 

blusterer  887 
Jackass  271 
jack-boot  225 
jackdaw  in  peacock's 

feathers  701 
jacket  225 
cork  -  6<)6 
Jacobin  710 
Jacquerie 

attack  716 

tumult  719 
jacta  est  alea  601 
jactitation 

tossing  315 

boasting  884 
jlculation  284 
jade  ho)'se  271 

fatigue  688 

low  woman  876 

scamp  949 

d?fl6  962 
jag  257 
jagsed  244 
jail  752 

-  bird 

p?isoner  754 
bad  man  949 

jailer  keeper  7aS 

punisher  975 
Jakes  65:3 

jalousie  de  metier  921 
jam  squeeze  43 

pulp  354 

.<^^('eei  396 

-  ill  inter/)0se  228 
jamb  215 
jammed  m 

restraint  751 
jangle 

harsh  sound  410 

quarrel  713 
janissary  726 
janitor  26^3 
janty  gay  836 

pretty  845 

.-^/y/is/i  852 

ras/i  863 


insolent  885 
January  138 
januis  clausis  528 
Janus  deceiver  607 

tergiversation  607 
close  the  temple  of - 

723 
Janus-faced  544 
jai)an  coat  223 

resin  356a 


ornament  847 
jarc'to6-/i  24 
r^'f.fe/  191 
agitation  315 
stridor  410 
discord  713 

-  upon  the 
feelings  830 

jargon 

absurdity  497 

wo  meaning  517 

unintelligible  519 

neology  563 
jaundiced 

yf Wo2f;  436 

prejudiced  481 

d<ye6-<erf  8:37 

jealous  920 
view  with  -eyes 

disapprove  9:32 
jaunt  266 
jaunting  car  272 
jaunty  [see  janty] 
javelin  727 
jaw  chatter  584 

sco/d  9:32 
jaw-fallen  837 
jaws  mouth  231 

eating  298 

-  of  death  360 
jay  584 

jealous  of  honour  9:39 
jealousy  920 

suspicion  485 
jecur,  difficili  bile  - 

900 
jeer  ^oz</f  929 

(joke  842) 

(banter  856) 
Jehovah  976 
Jehu  traveller  268 

director  694 
jejune  stijle  575 

scanty  640 
jelly  ;352 
beat  to  a  -  972 
jemidar  745 
jemmy  lever  6:33 

dandy  854 
je  ne  sais  quoi 

excejytional  8.3 

lohat  d''ye  call 
'em  563 

beauty  845 
jennet  271 
'jeopardy  665 
jerboa  309 
jeremiade 

lament  8:39 

invective  932 

(accusation  938) 
Jericho,  send  to  -  297 
jerk  stait  146 

throtv2U  . 

i«///  285 

agitate  315 
.lerkin  225 
jerks,  by  -  70 
Jerry  Sneak 

coward  862 

125 


JER 


JOI 


JOV 


JUI 


k/Htre  041 
jersey  225 
Jc's^fsamy,  Jemmy  - 

854 
3  esse  1000 
jest  t/ijte  643 

wif.  842 
jest-book  842 
jester  844 
jestiiig-stock  857 
Jesuit  deceiver  548 

2niest  990 
Jesuitical 

sophistical  4V7 

deceitful  544 
Jesus  970 
jet  stream  348 

-  black  431 
jetty 

pi'ojection  250 
harbour  060 
leu 

le  -  ne  vaut  pas 
la  chandelle 
waste  0:38 
vnim}X)rtar)t  643 

-  d'esprit  842 

-  de  mots  842 

-  de  theatre  599 
jeune 

-  premier  599 

-  veuve  599 
Jew  cunning  702 

lick  803 

extortioner  819 

heietic  984 
worth  a  -'s  eye 

good  648 

costly  814 
-'s  harp  417 
jewel  gem  648 

ornanhenl  847 

Javourite  899 
jewellery,  false  -  545 
Jezebel  wicked  913 

wretch  949 

courtesan  962 

jib  regression  283 

cut  of  one's  - 

foiin  240 

appearance  448 
jiflfy  113 
jig  dance  840 

{music  A\h) 
j'lt  disappoint  509 

deceive  545 

deceiver  548 

dishonour  940 
jilted  H98 
jimp  845 
jingal  727 
jingle  408 
jmks,  high  -  840 
jinn  '.  8J 
job  f>usinetts&i5 

action  680 

vnfair  940 
tough  -  704 
•  Job: 

patience  of  -  826 


poor  as  ~  8^4 
-'s  comforter 

dejec/ioii.  8:^7 

hopeless  859 
jobation  93 ' 
jobber  deceiver  548 

tcctician  700 

merchant  797 

trickster  943 
jobb  rnowl  501 
jobbery 

canning '^02 

iinprotjitij  940 
jobbing  barter  794 
jockey  ri(/^r  20S 

rfec6'iZ7e515 

deceiver  548 

servant  740 
jocose  <7C.2/  836 

jocosehess/M«  840 
jocular  j/ay  83J 

droU  842 
jocund  g^ay  836 

sportive  840 
Joe  Miller 

wi/  842  ♦ 

humorist  844 
jog  push  -^76 

shake  315 

-  the  memory  505 

-  on  continv.e  143 
trudge  266 
«/0/«  275 
advance  23 ) 
mediocrity  736 

joggle  315 
jog-trot  jirMc^g-e  266 

^to/y  2r5 

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John  Doe  and 

Richard  Roe  4 
Johnsonian  577 
^oie,  feu  de  -  883 
join  connect  43 

assemble  72 

contiguous  199 

f^/7he272 

y>a?V?/  712 

i-ocialittj  892 

marry  903 

-  battle  722 

-  in  the  chorus  488 

-  forces  708 

-  hands  708 

-  in  778 

-issue  discuss 41^ 
deny  530 
(jnarrel  713 
contend  720 
lawsuit  909 

-  with  709 
■^o\ni  junction  43 

jKirt  51 

accompanying  88 
7/)y^cf/  298 

-  coucern  712 
joint-stock 

C()Oi)(^ralion  709 
jKirticipation  778 


join '-tenancy  778 
jointure  ;80 
joist  215 
joke/rz/?eC43 

wit  842 

ridicvle  850 
m  -  842 
mere  -  643 
no  -  existing  1 

important  642 
practical  - 

deception  545 

Hdicule  850 

disrespect  929 
take  a  -  498 
joker  844 
joking  apart 

affirmation  535 

resolution  004 
jole  2 .() 
jollification 

amusement  840 

inteinperance  954 
jollity 

amusement  840 

sociality  892 
jolly  plump  192 

marine  269 

r/ay  836 
-■^b6at-;c73 
-  fellow  892 
jolt  impulse  276 

agitation  315 
jolthead  501 
Jones 

Davy  -'s  locker  300 
Paul  -  792 
jorum  191 
Joseph  900 
-'s  coat  440 
joss.  -  house  1000 
jos-tl  -'  rush  2T6 

Jog  315 

eto/i  713 

{disagree  24) 
jot  5?na^/ 32 

unimportunl  643 
j'otting  550 
jounce  315 
journal  annals  114 

newspajm'  531 

record  551 

magazine  593 

nairative  594 

accounts  811 
journalist 

recorder  553 

author  593 
lourney  200 
journeyman 

artisan  090 

servant  740 
joust  720 
Jove  979 
sub  - 

ow^  o/"  rfoo;'^  220 

«i?'  3:J8 
jovial  f7C<//  8:30 

aniiisciiit-iit  840 

/;^'da/  892 


jowl  230 

joy  827 
give  one  -  896 
joyful  8:30 
joyless  painful  83G 

.sarf  8:37 
J.P.  907 

Juan,  Don  -  962 
jubeo,  sic  volosic- 

741 
jubilant  gay  8:36 

rejoicing  8:38 

hoaslfuim^ 
jubilee 

anniversary  138 

celebration  883 
jucuudity  829 
Judit'UB  Apella, 
credat  - 

dislyeliefAm 

absurdity  497 
Judaism  984 
Judas  deceiver  548 

knave  941 

-  kiss 

hy/Kxrisy  544 
6(/cse  940 

judge  decide  480 

master  745 

«'a.v/'6r  850 

magistrate  967 
Judge  (/ei?:^^  976 
Judgment 
Day  of  -  67 
judgment 

intellect  450 

discrimination  4£5 

decision  480 

zvisdom  498 

sentence  972 
judgment-seat  966 
judicata,  res - 

certain  474 

judgment  480 
judication  480 
judicatory  905,  966 
judicature  905 
Judicature,  High 
Court  of  -  900 
judice:  coram  - 

jurisdiction  905 

lawsuit  969 
me  -  481 
sub  -  inquiry  461 

lawsuit  909 
judicial  9i55 

-  Astrology  511 

-  murder  :301 

-  sei)aration  905 
judicious  498 
jug  191 
juggernanth 

kill  301 

god  979 

idolatry  991 
juggle  deceive  64b 

cunning  702 
juggler  548 
■jugulate  :301 
juice  3:33 

126 


JUI 


KEE 


KfF, 


KEE 


juiceJess  340 
juicy  389 
jiiuibe396 
juiei)  390 
jnmb]e  tnixft/re  41 

confusion  59 

derange  61 
juincnt  271 
jump 

sudden  change  146 

leap  ;309 

neglect  460 
at  one- 113 

-  about  315 

-  at  ivilling  602 
pursue  622 
hasten  684 
consent  762 
seize  789 
rfe^;e8G5 

-  to  a  conclusion 
misjudge  481 
credulous  486 

-  over  460 

-  up  307,  309 
junction  43 
juncture 

circumstance  8 

junction  43 

2)eriod  \M 
jungle  disorder  50 

vegetation^! 
junior  127 
junk  273 
junket  c^ts/i  298i 

merry-making  840 
Juno  920 
junta  096 
junto  712 
jui)e  225 
Jupiter  979 
jurare  in  verba  ma- 

vdsjinigwent.  481 

c?edui.i/4)Hi 
jurat  907 
jure:  de  -  due  924 

legal  90 1 

-  diviuo  due  924 
6'orf  976 

juridical  965 
jurisconsult  96S 
jurisdiction  965 
authojity  737 
Jurisprudence  963 
jurist  908 
jury  967 
empanel  a  -  969 

-  box  906 

-  mast 

substitvte  147 
refuge  606 

jus*  smnmum  -  922 

-  civile  903 
-g(!ntium  963 
-noce       737 
-et  norma 

loquendi  567 
Just  a(  curate  494 
T^-ght  922 


equitable  939 
jnous  987 

-  as  similar  17 
same  time  120 

-  do  639 
-now  118 

-  out  123 

-  reasoning  476 
-so  488 

-  then  113 
~  the  thing 

agreement  23 
exact  494 

-  in  time  134 
juste  milieu 

middle  08 

moderation  174 

mid-course  628 
justice  right  922 

honour  939 

maqistraf£  907 
administration  of  - 

965 
bring  to  -  969 
court  of  -  906 
do  -  to  eat  298 

duty  926 

])raise  931 

vindicate  937 
not  do  -  to  483 
retributive  -  972 

-  seat  900 
justifiable  right  922 

rindication  037 
justification 

vindication  937 

religious  987 
justle;n/.vA276 

contend  720 
jut  out  250 
jute  205 
jutty  250 
juvenile  127 
juxtaposition  199 

K 

kadi  967 
kail  840 
kaiser  745 
kaleidoscope  445 

Kakou,  TO  -  S45 

kangaroo  309 

KaT  €^ox»yf 

greatness  31 
supenoHty  33 
imjmrtance  642 

Kc;terfelto  994 

kavnss  905 

K.C.  908 

keck  207 

kedge  navigate  267 
ship  -rri 

anchor  COO 
keel  21 1 

-  upwards  218 
keelhaul  97  i 
keen  onergetic  171 

sharp  253 
sensible  375 


cdd  38:3 
intelligent  498 
poignant  821 
eager  805 

-  blast  349 
keen-eyed- 441 
keep  do  often  136 

persist  141 
continue  143 
food  298 
store  636 
provision  637 
?¥/M<7e  600 
preserve  670 
d^arfe/  717 
custody  751 
pHson  752 
obsei^e  77Z 
retain  781 
celebrate  883 

-  alive  /i^e  359 
preserve  070 

-  aloof 
distance  196 
avoidance  623 

-accounts  811 

-  an  account  with 
80? 

-  apart  44 

-  away  187 

-  back  to/e  133 
conceal  528 
dissuade  616 
«o<  ^/6'e  678 
restrain  751 
retain  781 

-  one's  bed  655 

-  body  and  soul 
together  /i/e  359 

health  654 

-  within  bounds 
3U4 

-  close  781 

-  company  88 

-  one  m  counte- 
nance 

conformity  82 
induce  615 
aid  70? 
encourage  861 

-  one's  counte- 
nance 

\inexcitable  826 
sad  837 

-  one's  course  282 

-  an  eye  upon  459 

-  the  field  722 

-  firm  15.) 

-  on  foot 
co/itinuance  143 
support  215 
jrreparatio7i  673 

-  from  conceal  528 
refrain  6:^3 

not  do  681 
restrain  751 

-  going 
continue  143 
?.';ofe  264 

-  one's  ground  141 


-  one's  hand  in  613 

-  one's  head  above 
water  731 

-  hold  150 

-  house  184 

-  in  Ignorance  528 

-  in  restrain  751 
prohibit  761 

-  on  one's  legs  654 

-  a  good  look  out 
for  50  r 

-  in  mind  505 

-  moving  082 

-  off  avoid  023 
hinder  70^ 
defend  717 
resist  719 
jjrohibition  761 

-  on  do  often  136 
continue  14S 
persevere  604a 

-  to  oneself  528 

-  in  order  093 

-  out 

-of  the  way  187 
-of  harm's  way 
804 

-  pace  with 
equal  27 
same  time  120 

-  the  peace  714 

-  one's  promise 

7;-2 

-  quiet  205 

-  a  secret  528 

-  a  shop  625 

-  In  sight  459 

-  silence  585 

-  in  suspense 
uncertainly  475 
irresolution  605 

-  in  the  thoughts  505 

-  time 
punctual  132 

-  to  604rt 

-  together  709 

-  under 
authonty  737 
subjection  749 
restraint  751 

-  up  {see  below] 

-  in  view 
attend  to  457 
reme?nber  505 
expect  507 

-  waiting  ISi 

-  watch  459 

-  one's  word  9^39 
keep  up 

continve  143 
2neserve  670 
stimukUe  824 

-  appearances  858 

-  the  ball 
active  682 
amusement  840 

-  a  correspondence 
592 

-  the  memory  of  505 

-  one's  spirits  836 

127 


KEE 


KIN 


KNE 


KXO 


-  with  274 
kocper  753 
keeping 

coiigruity  23 

in  -  82 

safe  -  safety  064 

jneseriHilion  G70 
keepsake  505 
keg  191     . 
kelpie  979 
kempt  052 
ken  nglU  441 

kiioivkdge  490 
kennel  hovel  189 

ditch  259 

conduit  350 
kepi  225 
kerb-stone  233 
kerchief  225 
wave  a  -  550 
kern  quern  330 

loiv  fellow  876 

mHt'  949 
kernel  centred  222 

imiwrtant  642 
ketch  horse  271 

ship  273 
Ketch,  Jack  -  975 
kettle  vessel  191 

caldron  386 

-  drum  music  4\7 
tea-party  892 

-  of  lish 
disorder  59 
difficulty  704 

key  crt^^s'e  153 

opener  260 

w«^/#k'413 

co/o//?"  428 

interpretation  522 

indication  550 

instrument  031,  033 

emblem  of  authority 
747 
key-hole  260 
key-note  y?wrf6/  22 

?7//e  80 

m/«ic  413 
key-stone 

supjwrt  215 

mo^jt;e015 

i77i}X)}'tance  642 

completion  729 
khan  e/i/i  189 

governor  745 
khedive  745 
kibitka272 
kick  impulse  276 

rtcoi/  277 

assault  716 

/'y;«;7i  9:W 

jninish  972 

-  against 
o/yx)6'«  708 
7¥«w<  719 

-  against  the  pricks 
useless  045 

rash  803 

-  the  bea^a 
unequal  28 


su])eri07'  33 

-  up  a  dust 
f/c/i?Je  082 
discord  713 
insolent  885 

-  one's  heels 
^v?;>^  waiting  133 
nothing  to  do  631 

-  up  a  row 
violent  173 
discoi'd  713 

-  over  the  traces  742 
kicking,  alive  and  - 

359 
kickshaw  food  298 

/?'i/e  643 
kid  gloves 
not  to  be  handled 
with     dirty  053 
difficult  704 
kidnap  deceive  545 
tai-e  7S9 
s/fa/  791 
kidney  class  75 
kilderkin  191 
Kilkenny  cats  713 
kill  31)1 

-  the  fatted  calf 
bfSJ 

-  the  goose  with 
golden  e^gs  <  99 

-  with  kindness 
C0> 

-  the  slain  041 

-  time 

inactivity  683 
amusement  840 

-  two  birds  with 
one  stone  682 

killing  361 

delightful  823 
kill-jo/  700 
kiln  3^8 
kilt  S25 
kimbo  244 
kin  75 
kind  class  75 

benevolent  906 

-  regards  894 
kinder-garten  542 
kindle  caitse  158 

produce  161 

quicken  171 

inflame  173 

setflretoS84: 

excite  824 

incense  .00 
kindred  11 
kine  3(M) 
kinematics  204 
king  745 
every  inch  a  - 

aut/iorify  737 

I'ank  H',5 
King,  -'s  iJench 

prison  152 

eou)-t  too 
-"8  counsel  908 

-  Death  3(i0 
-'s  English  5;;o 


-'s  evidence  529 
-'s  highway  027 

-  of  Kings  970 
kingcraft  093 
kingdom  region  181 

property  780 

-  of  heaven  981 
kingly  737 
kiosk  house  189 

temple  1000 
kirk  1000 
kirtle  2  25 
kiss  courtesy  894 

endeanneht  902 

-  the  book  535 

-  the  hem  of  one's 
garment  928 

-  in  the  ring  84L> 

-  the  rod  725 
kit  class  75 

knapsack,  bottle 
191 

flddle  417 
kitcat  550 
kitchen  roo?n  191 

uoikshop  691 

-  maid  740 
kitchener  386 
kite  fly  273 

biil  bOO 
fly  a  -  credit  805 

insolvency  808 
kith  11 
kithless  87 
kitten  young  129 

fjring  forih  101 
playful  as  a  -  830, 

fc4) 
kleptomania 

Insardty  502 

stealing  791 

desire  805 
kleptomaniac  504 
knack  O'JS 
get  into  the  -  613 
knag  703 
knaggy  901a 
knap  30o 
knapsack  101 
knave  deceiver  548 

rogue  941 
knavery 

deception  545 

cunning  702 

improlnty  940 

vice  945 
knead  mix  41 

mould  240 

soften  324 

knee  angle  214 

bend  the  - 

stoop  308 

submission  725 
down  on  one's  -s 

huiuble  879 
fall  on  one's  -s 

teg  705 

atone  9.52 
on  one's  -s  beg  "705 


knee-deep  208,  209 
kneel  stoop  308 
submit  725 
6^(7  705 
servility  886 
courtesy  894 
as^  tnercy  914 
respect  928 
woi'ship  990 
knell  303 
stnke  the  death  - 
301 
knickerbockers  225 
knicknack  043 
knife  2)5 
play  a  good  -  and 
fork  eat  298 
appetite  805 
knight  S75 

-  errant 
7nadman  504 
defender  717 
7'rt*A  803 
philanthropist 

9J0 
-'s  move  279 

-  service  777 
knit  43 

well  -  159  • 

-  the  brow 
discontent  832 
anger  900 
disapprobation 

932 
knoh pendency  214 
6rt//  249 

protuberance  250 
knock  Woit'  276 
sound  400 
{punish  97:3) 
hard  -  s  720 

-  at  the  door 
death  300 
request  705 

-  down 
destroy  102 
lay  flat  213 
/o/f^^r  308 
injure  059 
dishearten  837 

-  on  the  head 
^?7^  351 

-  one's  head 
against  099 

-  off  complete  729 

-  over  102 

-  under  725 

-  up  088 

knock-down  argu- 
ment 479 

knocked 

-  to  atoms  163 

-  on  ths  head 
failure  732 

knock-kneed  243, 

244 
knoll  236 
knot  ligature  45 

entanglement  59 

group  72 

128 


KXO 


LAC 


LAI 


LAM 


intersection  219 
rotmd  249 
dense  321 
difficulty  704 
hindrance  706 
j'kw^o  712 
ornament  847 
tme  lover's  -  love 
897 

endearment  902 
tie  the  nuptial  - 

903 
knotted  rough  256 
knout  975 
know  believe  484 
knowledge  490 
friendly  888 
a*\<totva<e893 
I'd  have  you  to  - 
attend  457 
assertion  535 
not  that  one  -s 
491 

-  What  one  is 
about  698 

I  -  better  536 

-  no  bounds 
great  31 
infinite  105 
redundance  641 

-  for  certain  484 

-  by  heart ;  0  > 

-  one's  own  mind 
604 

-nothing  of  4^1 

-  what's  what  698 

-  which  is  which 
4e5 

knowing  702 
knowingly  620 
knowledge  4S0 

[and  see  know] 
acquire  -  5o9 
come  to  one's  -  527 
practical  -  698 
-of  the  world  698 
known : 
become  -  529 
make  -  inform.  527 
jnitdish  531 
well -490 
habitual  613 

-  as  564  ^ 
-by  550 

knuckle  244 

-  down  725 
knucklo-dnster  727 
knurr  and  spell  840 
kobokl  980 
Koh-i-noor  650 
Koran  986 

kotou  bow  308 
sutrtnission  725 
courtesy  894 
respect  928 

kraal  189 

kraken  83 

kris  727* 

Krishna  979 

<06os  931 


kvanize  670 
kyles  343 


labanmi  550 
labefy  659 
label  550 
I  a  bent  306 
labial  lip  2:31 

letter  501 
labitur  ct  labetur 

j)€ri)etnity  112 

continuance  143 
labor  hoc  opus,  hie  - 

704 
laboratory  691 
laborious 

o.ctive  682 

exertion  686 

difficult  704 
labour 

parturition  161 

work  680 

exertion  686 
hard  - 

punishment  972 
mountain  in  -  6:38 

-  for  620 

-  of  love 
willing  602 
amusemeid  840 
disinterested  942 

-  under  state  7 
disease  655 
difficulty  704 

feeling  821 
affiiction  828 

-  in  vain 
fall  short -^A 
useless  645 

-  in  one's  vocation 
625 

laboured  -  style  579 
prepared  673 

-  study  457 
labourer  690 
labouring 

-  man  690 
-oar  086 

labyrinth 

diswder  59 

convolution  248 

secret  533 

{difficulty  701) 
lac  number  98 

resin  356« 

-  of  rupees  800 
lace  stitch  43 

netting  219 
ornariient  847 

-  one's  jacket  972 
lacerable  328 
lacerate  44 

-  the  heart  830 
laches  neglect  460 

non-observance  773 
lachrymse,  hinc  illae  - 

8:30 
lachrymation  8:39 


lachrymis,  quis 

tomperet  a  -  914 
lachrymose  837 
\SiC^  require  i^iO 
insufficient  640 
destitute  804 

-  faith  989 

-  preparation  674 

-  wit  501 
lackadaisical 

inactive  683 

melancholy  837 

indifferent  866 
lackaciaisy  I 

lament  8:39 

wonder  870 
lack-brain  499,  501 
lacker  {see  lacquer] 
lackey  746 
lack-lustre  422,  429 
laconic  572 
lacquer 

covenng  223 

resin  356a 

adorn  847 
lacteal  :i52 
lacuna  gap  198 

pit  252 
lacustrine  343 
lad  129 
ladder  ascent  :305 

way  627 

kick  down  the  -  604 
ladiiload  18 1 

transfer  \^Ti 

contents  190 

-  out  297 
laden  52 

heavy  -  828 

-  with  777 
lading  contents  190 

property  780 
bill  of  -  list  86 
ladle 

receptacle  191 

transfer 'iTiQ 

vehicle  272 
lady  woman  374 

rank  875 

ivife  903 

help  746 
-'8  maid  746 
ladylike 

womanly  374 

fashionable  852 

{cowteous  894) 
lady-love  897 
lag  linger  275 
follmo  281 

daivdle  683 
laggard 

vn  willing  603 

inactive  683 
lagoon  :343 
laical  997 

laid :  -  on  one's  back 
158 

-  by  the  heels  751 

-  low  160 

-  up  655 


lair  den  189 

sty  653 
laird  mastei'  745 

proprietor  779 

nobility  875 
Lais  962 
laisse  manger,  cela  so 

-3»4 
laisser:  -  aller, 

-  faire 

inaction  681 

laxity  738 

freedom  748 

inexcitable  826 
laity  997 
lake  water  343 

jnnk  434 

-  of  fire  and  brim- 
stone 982 

Lama  ruler  745 

piince  996 
lamb  infant  129 
animal  366 
gentle  826 
iunocent  940 
go  out  like  a  -  174 
lion  lies  down  with 

-721 
Lamb  of  God  970 
lambent 
touchi?2g  370 

-  liame  heat  382 
light  420 

lame  incomjylete  :>\ 
imjwtent  158 
weak  160 
imperfect  651 
disease  655 
injnry  659 
failing  TH 
(bad  649) 
(/aa;  738) 

-  conclusion 
iUogical  477 

failure  7:32 
help  a  -  dog  over  a 
stile  aid  707 
vindicate  9:37 

-  duck  808 

-  excuse  617 
lamellar  201 
lamentable  bad  649 

painful  830 

^arf  8:37 
lamentably  tw?/  31 
lamentation  8:39 

(.regret  8:3:3) 
lamia  demon  980 

sorcerer  994 
lamina  j??«?'<  51 

toyt?'  204 
xjanimas  998 
lamp  423 
rub  the  -  992 
safety  -  666 
smell  of  the  - 

style  577 

jnepared  673 
lamplighter 

quick  68i 

129 


LAM 


LAP 


LAS 


LAT 


lampoon 
censure  932 
deti^action  934 
lampooner  936 
lana  caprina,  de  - 

lanate  255,  2E6 
lance  pierce  200 
throw  28-t 
^')ear  727 
break  a  -  with 
attack  710 
warfare  722 
couch  one's  -  720 

-  corporal  745 
lancer  720 
lancet  sharp  253 

pifircer  2j2 
lancinate 

bodilij  pain  378 

mental  pain  830 
land 

arrive  292 

ground  342 

k</a/(?  780 
hu^  the  -  286 
make  the  -  286 
on  -  342 
Bee  -  858 

-  covered  with 
water  343 

-  flowing  with  milk 
and  honey  108 

how  the  -  lies 
circumstances  8 
experiment  463 
foresight  510 
in  the  -  of  the 

living ;  59 
landamman  745 
landau  2r2 
landed 
property  780 

-  gentry  779 

-  estate  780 
landgrave  745 
landholder  779 
landing-place 

stage  215 

arrive  292 
landlady  779 
land  locked  229 
landloper  2(;8 
landlord  779 
land-lubber  701 
landmark 

A?m/2!3 

iiKlicalion  550 
landreeve  694 
landscape 

pros^wct  443 

-  gardening 
agriculture  371 
beauty  £45 

-  painting  556 

-  painter  559 
land-shark  792 
land-slip  306 
landsman  342 
Landstarm  726 


land-surveying  466 
Landwehr  726 
lane  street  189 

■way  627 
langrel  727 
lang-syne  122 
language  560 
command  of  -  582 
strong  - 

vigour  574 

malediction  908 
languid  weak  160 

inert  172 

slow  275 

-  style  575 

inactive  083 

toipid  823 
languish 

decrease  36 

ill  655 

inactive  683 

repine  828 

-  for  805 
languishing  100 
languishment 

lament  839 
languor 

\_seB  languid] 
lanky  thin  ;i03 

tall  2C6 
lantern  423 
magic  -  4 18 

-  of  Diogenes  461 

-  jaws  2U3 
lanterne,  a  la  -  972 
lanuginous  256 
lap  abode  189 

support  215 
interior  221 
wrap  225 
encompass  227,  229 
drink  298 

-  of  luxury 
pleasure  377 
inactivity  083 
voluptuousness  954 

lap-dog  animal  360 

servile  886 
lapidate  kill  361 

attack  716 

punish  972 
lapidesccnce  323 
lapis  lazuli 

blue  4:38 

Jewel  847 
lappet  39 
lapse  course  109 

^;a/?^  122 

con  version  144 

/a^^  ;30o 

degeneracy  659 

relapse  601 

fo««  776 

fk-e  !'45 

f7?/?//  947 

-  of  memory  506 
-of  time  ]0.» 

lapsus  lingujB 
mistake  495 
soUds^v,  568 


stammering  583 
Laputa,  college  of 

538 
larboard  239 
larceny  791 
lard  356 
lardaceous  355 
larder  030 
contents  of  the  - 

238 
lares  et  penates 
home  189 
idols  9;)1 
large  quantity  31 
size  192 
at  -  difuse  573 
free  748 
become  - 194 

-  number  102 

-  type  0 12 
large-hearted 

hberal  816 

benevolent  906 

disinterested  942 
larger  194 
largest  784 
largest  portion  192 
larghetto 

slow  275 

music  415 
largiloquent 

verbose  5i3 

loquacious  584 
largo  slow  275 

wi?mc4l5 
lai.k  ascent  305 

^pree  840 
with  the  - 

morning  125 
larmes  : 
fondre  en  -  839 

-  aux  yeux  8^39 
larmoyante, 

comedie  -  599 
larrup  972 
larum  loud  404 

alarm  609 
larva  129 
larynx  351 
lasciatc  ogni  spe- 

ranza  859 
lascivious  !  61 
lash  tie  together  43 

violence  \Ti 

incite  615 

censure  932 

punish  972 

scourge'  975 
under  the  -  com 
pelted  7'44 

subject  749 

-  into  fury  900 

-  the  waves  (i45 
lass  girl  12U 

(woman  374) 
lassitude 

fatigue  688 

weariness  841 
lasso  /i«  45 

toop247 


last  moc?e/  22 

-  in  orcfer  67 
endure  106 
durable  110 

-  m  ^i?ne  122 
continue  141 

at  -  133 

breathe  one's  -  360 
game  to  the  -  004a 
never  hear  the  -  of 
104 

-  but  one  «&c.  67 
die  in  the  -  ditch 

00-1  a 

-  fo-  ever  112 

at  I  he  -  extremity 
665 

-  finish  729 

-  gasp  bO ) 

go  to  one's  -  home 

360 
on  -  legs  weak  160 

dying  300 

spoiled  059 

adversity  7'35 

-  resort  006 

-  shift  COl 

-  sleep  300 

-  ptage  67 

-  straw  \'-A 

-  stroke  729 

-  touch  729 
-word 

affirmation  535 
obstinacy  606 

-  year  ,fec.  122 
\^\x,h.  fasten  43 

fastening  4Si 
latchet  45 
latch-key  631 
late^ffA^^;  122 

new  123 

tardy  i;33 

dead  360 
too  -  135 
\dXit\y  foimerly  122 

recently  123 
latency  526 
lateness  133 
latent  inert  172 

concealed  526 
later  117 
laterality  236 
hiteritious  434 
latet  anguis  in  herbS 

607 
lath  205 
thin  as  a  -  203 
lathe  m^ 
lather 

lubrication  333 

bulMe  353 
Latin 

au  bout  de  son  -  704 
perdre  son  -  704 
thieves'  -  563 
latitancy  528 
latitat  909      • 
latitude  extent  180 

region  181 

130 


LAT 


LAX 


LAY 


LEA 


breadth  202 
measurement  466 
freedom  748 

-  and  longitude 
situation  18^3 

Jatitudinarian 

heterodox  984 

irreligious  989 
latration  413 
latria  990 
latrines  G53 
latvociny  791 
latter  sequent  63 

past  122 
Latter-day  Saint  984 
latterly  123 
1  ^ttice  crossing  219 

C|/;e7?i«g'260" 
laud  j)vaise  931 

worship)  990 
laudable  944 
laudari  ^laudato  viro 

931 
laudator  935 

-  teniporis  acti 

fcist  122 
oMt  613 
discontent  832 
detractor  936 
laudatory  931 
laugh  838 
make  one  -  853 
raise  a  -  840 

-  at  ridicule  856 
sneer  929 
{undervalue  483) 

-  to  scorn  c/e/y  715 
despise  930 

-  in  one's  sleeve 
latent  526 
ridicule  856 
disrespect  929 
contempt  980 

-  on  the  wrong  side 
of  one's  mouth 

disappointed  509 
dejected  8^37 
m  disrepute  874 

laughable  853 

laughing: 
no  -  matter  642 

-  gas  376 

laugliing-stock  857 
laughter-loving  836 
launch  begin  66 

l)oat  273 
propel  284 

-  forth  676 

-  into  676 

-into  eternity   360, 
361 

-  out  573 

-  out  against  716 
laundress 

washerwoman  652 

seivant  746 
laundry  tvom  191 

heat'S&o 

clean  652 
laureate  875 


poet  -  597 
laurel  trophy  733 

glory  873 

decoration  877 

{reivard  973) 
repose  on  one's  - 

265 
lava  excretion  299 

semiliquid  352 
lavatory  652 
lave  ?t;«^e?'  337 

dean  652 
lavender 

colour  437 
laver  la  tete  932 
lavish  x)rofuse  641 

g-ii^e  784 

squander  818 

-  of  praise  931 
law  regulaHty  80 

«/a<w^e  697 

pei^iission  760 

legality  963 
court  of  -  966 
give  the  -  737 
go  to  -  969 
Jewish  -  985 
lay  down  the  - 

certainty  474 

afflimi  535 

command  741 
learned  in  the  -  968 
set  the  -  at  defiance 

964 
take  the  -  Into  one's 
own  hands 

war  722 

disobedience  742 

-  of  the  Medes  and 
Persians  80 

take  the  -  of  969 
lawful 

pemiitted  760 

due  924 

legal  963 
lawgiver 

director  694 

{master  745) 
lawless 

irregular  83 

mutinous  742 

non-observant  773 

vicious  945 

arbitrary  964 
lawn  plain  344 

agriculture  371 

-  sleeves  999 

-  tennis  840 
lawsuit  969 
lawyer  9(J8 ' 

lax  incoherent  47 

soft  324 

error  495 

-  style  575 

rejniss  7^38 

non-observance  773 

dishonourable  940 

licentious  945 

iireliqious  989 
laxity  738 


lay  moderate  174 
wtece  184 
/ey344 
^witec  415 
po6<'ry  597 
dec  621 
seadar  997 

-  about  one 
fie/i?."^  682 
exertion  686 
attack  716 
contend  720 
punish  972 

-  one's  account  foi' 
484 

-  apart 
exclude  55 
relinquish  782 

-  aside 


yejeci  610 
c/2.f /.;se  67'8 
g'it'e  i/y;  782 

-  the  axe  at  the  root 
of  tree  162 

-  bare  529 

-  before  527 

-  brother  990 

-  by  store  636 
sickness  655 
disuse  67g 

-  to  one's  charge  9:38 

-  claim  to  924 

-  in  the  dust  162 
-eggs  161 

-  at  the  door  of  155 

-  down  {see  below] 

-  at  one's  feet  763 

-  figure  model  22 
representation  554 

-  one's  finger  upon 
480a 

-  the  first  stone  66 

-  the  flattering  unc- 
tion to  one's  soul 

content  831 
relief  ^^\ 

-  the  foundations 
originate  153 
jtrepare  673 

-  hands  on 
use  677 
take  789 
rite  P9S 

-  under  hatches 
751 

-  one's  head  on 
the  block  942 

-  heads  together 
advise  095 
cooperate  7i9 

-  in  eat  298 
store  636 
procide  G37 

-  on  972 

-  open  divest  226 
opening  260 
slioiv :  ..b 
disclose  529 

-  oneself  open  to  177 


-out 

horizontal  213 
-  corpse  363 
j)lan  626 
expend  K09 

-  oneself  out  for 
673 

-  over  133 

-  under 
restraint  751 

-In  ruins  162 
-siege  to  716 

-  stress  on  642 

-  to  attribute  153 
rest  265 

-  it  on  thick 
cover  x^3 
too  much  641 
flatter  9*3 

-  together  43 

-  train  626 

-  up  store  &36 
sickness  655 
dimse  678 

-  waste  162 
lay  down 

loca'e  184 
hcrizontal21S 
assert  5S5 
renounce  757 
relinquish  782 
pay  807 

-  one's  arms 
pacification  723 
submission  725 

-  the  law 
certain  474 
assert  535 
command  741 
insolence  8^5 

-  one's  life  360 

-  a  plan  626 
layer  ;i04 
layette  225 
layman  997 
laystall  653 
lazar-house  662 
lazy 

inactive  683 

{slow  275) 
lazzarone  c83 
lb  319 
lea  land  342 

plain  344 
lead  -  in  order  63 

tend  176 

soundings  208 

-  in  motion  280 

heavy  319 

induce  615 

direct  693 

authority  737 
heave  the  -  466 
red  -  434 
take  the  - 

influence  175 

impoi'tance  642 

authority  737 

-  to  the  altar  90:3 

-  astray  495 


LEA 


LEA 


LEE 


LEG 


-  captive 

sulfject  749 
restraint  751 

-  the  choir  990 

-  a  dance 
run  aivay  623 
ci?vuit  629 
difficulty  704 
disrespect  829 

-the  dance  X80 
-one  to  expect  51 1 

-  a  life  092 

-  on  093 

-  to  no  end  645 

-  by  the  nose  737 

-  the  way 
•precedence  62 
begin  66 
precession  280 
importance  042 
direction  693 
repute  873 

leaden  dim  422 

colourless  429 

grey  432 

inactive  683 
leader 

precursor  64 

dissertation  595 

director  094 

counsel  908 
leading 

beginning  66 

important  042 

-  article  5R5 

-  note  music  413 

-  part  1  ;6 

-  question  461 

-  strings 
childhood  127 
c/ii^f^  1£9 
7;»»i/c41 
subject  749 
restraint  751,  752 

leads  223 
leaf  ;>a?'<  51 

toycr  204 

plant  367 

-  0/  a  book :  93 
turn  over  a  new  - 

658 
leafless  226 
leafy  i:56 
league  length  rco 

cooperation  709 

pui  ty  712 
\zBk  crack  198 

t/n-JWe  2-^5 

waste  638 
.  spring  a- 

III jury  659 

-  out 
disclosure  529 

leaky 

imperfect  651 
lean  /A2/<  x03 

oblique  217 
-on  215 

-  to  «A^c?  191 
willing  (.02 


-  towards 

favour  9x'3 

-  upon  belief  ASi 
subjection  749 
/iO/>€  858 

leaning 

tendency  176 

willingness  602 

rfe^'tzre  865 
friendship  888 
favouritism  923 
leap 

sudden  change 

146 
a^cen^  305 
iw»i^  309 
make  a  -  at  622 

-  in  the  dark 
experiment  463 
uncertain  475 
c/eaftc'€621 
ra^/^  863 

-  with  joy  838 
leap-frog  840 
learn  539 

-  by  experience  950 

-  by  heart  LOj 
learned  "^90 

-  man  492 
learner  541 
learning 

knowledge  490 

acquisition  of  -  539 
lease  property  780 

lending  787 
grant  a  -771 
take  a  new  -  of 

life  054 

-  and  release  ll&i 
leasehold  780 
leash  tie  43 

tliree  92 
hold  in  -  751 
least 

-  in  quantity  34 

-  in  size  193 
at  the  -  32 

leather  skin  223 
tough  327 
beat  972 
nothing  like  -  481 

-  or  prnnello  C43 
leave  remainder  40 

2mrt  company  44 
relinquish  624 
vermission  760 
bequeathe  784 
French  -  623 
take  -  dejmrt  293 
freedom  748 

-  alone 
inaction  681 
freedom  748 
permit  760 

-  the  beaten  track 

m 

-  to  chance  021 

-  an  Inference  526 

-  in  the  lurch 
])as8  303 


Pi 


decisive  545 

-  no  trace 
disapjmir  449 
obliterate  552 

-  it  to  one  700 

-  to  oneself  748 

-  off  cease  142 
desuetude  614 
relinquish  624 
disuse  678 

-  out  55 

-  out  of  one's  cal- 
culation 460 

-  a  place  293 

-  act  referendum  005 
give  me  -  to  say  535 

-  undecided  609a 

-  undone  730 

-  a  void  i^egret  SUA 

-  word  527 
leaven 

comjwnent  56 

cause  153 

lighten  320 

qualify  469 

unclean  653 

deterioration  659 

bane  663 
leavings 

remainder  40 

useless  645 
lecher  962 
lechery  961 
lectern  1000 
lection  sj^ecial  79 

interpretcdion  522 
lectionary  998 
lecture  teach  537 

speak  582 

dissertation  595 

censure  932 

sermon  998 

-  room  542 
lecturer 

teacher  540 

j)reacher  996 
lectureship  542 
led  -captain 

follower  746 

servile  886 

javouHte  899 

-  by  the  nose  749 
ledge  height  200 

horizontal  213 

^Ae//'215 

projection  250 
ledger  /isi  86 

record  551 

accounts  811 
\e(i  front  234 

^f^<:/e  2;j6 
leech  remedy  662 

])hysician  695 
leef  829 
leek 
eat  the  -  recant  607 

submit  725 
leer  ^/«;«  441 

dumbs/iow  550 
leery  702 


lees  653 

lee-shoro 
danger  665,  667 

leet,  court  -  966 

lee-wall  606 

leeward  236 

lee-way  /«?(/?/ 133 
navigation  267 
prog7'essiou  282 
shortcoming  304 

left  residuary  40 
sinistral  2;i9 

over  the  -  545 

-  alone  748 

-  in  the  lurch  732 

-  to  shift  for  oneself 
893 

pay  over  the  - 
shoulder  808 
left-handed 
clumsy  699 

-  compliment  932 

-  mai-riage  903 
leg  support  215 

walker  266 

thief  7^)2 

best  -  foremost  686 
fast  as  -s  will  carry 

274 
keep  on  one's  -s 

654 
last  -s  sjmled  059 
fatigue  C88 
light  on  one's  -s  734 
make  a  -  894 
not  a  -  to  stand  on 

illogical  477 

confuted  479 
failure  732 
off  one's  -s 

piopulsion  284 
on  one's  -s 

upright  212 

elevation  307 

speaking  582 

in  health  654 

active  682 
free  748 
set  on  one's  -  s  660 

-  bail  02:j 
legacy  property  780 

gift  784 
\^^'a\  permitted 'i^ 
legitimate  924 
relating  to  law  903 

-  adviser  908 

-  estate  780 
legality  963 
legate  534 
legatee 

possessor  779 

receiver  785 
legation  755 
legato  415 
legend  recoi^d  551 

description  594 
legendary 

imaginary  515 
legerdemain 

change  146 

132 


LEG 


LET 


LET 


LIB 


trick  545 

{cunning  702) 
legerete  605 
leggings  225 
legible  518 

-  hand  590 
legion 

'multitude  102 

army  7215 
legionary  720 
legislation 

government  693 

legality  963 
legislator  694 
legislatnre  693 
legist  968 
legitimate  true  494 

inrmitled  760 

Tight  922 

due  924 

legal  963 
legnme  367 
leisure 

spare  time  685 

(opportunity  134) 
at  one's  -  late  133 
leisurely 

slowly  275 
leman  897 
lemma  476 
lemon  colour  436 
Lempriere  979 
lemures  980 
lend  787 

-  aid  707 

-  countenance  707 

-  a  hand  080 
-oneself  to 

assent  488 
cooperate  709 

-  on  security  789 

-  wings  to  707 
lender  creditm^  805 
lending  787 
length  200 

go  ail  -s 

resolution  604 

activity  682 

exertion  686 
at  -  in  time  133 
full  -  portrait  55Q 
go  great  -s  549 

-  and  breadth  of  50 

-  and  breadth  of  the 
land 

space  180 

publication  531 

-of  time  110 
lengthen  200 
-out 

diutM^itv  110 

late  133 
lengthwise  200 
lengthy  long  200 

(Mffuse  573 
lenient 

moderate  174 

mild  740 

compassionate  914 
lenify  174 


lenitive 

moderating  174 

remedy  662 

relieving  834 
lenity  740 
lens  445 
Lent 

fasting  955 

rite  998 
!enten  956 
lenticular 

curved  245 

convex  250 
lentor  slowness  275 

spissitude  352 

inactivity  683 

{inertness  172) 
lentous  352 
leonem,  ex  ungue 

550 
leonine  verses  597 
leopard 

variegated  440 
-'s  spots 

unchanging  150 
leprechaune  '980 
leprosy  655 
lese-majeste  743 
less  infeiior'M 

subduction  38 

-  than  no  time  113 
lessee  possessor  779 

receiver  785 
lessen 

-  in  quantity  or 
degree  36 

-  in  size  195 

-  an  evil  658 
lesson  teaching  537 

warning  668 
give  a  -  to 

punish  972 
read  a  -  to 

censure  932 
say  one's  - 

memm'y  505 
lessor  805 
lest  623 
let  hindrance  706 

permit  760 

lease  771 

lend  787 

.-e^^  796 

apartments  to  - 
/OOM93 
to  -  763 

-  alone  besides  37 
permanence  141 
quiescence  265 
awid  623 
disuse  678 
inaction  681 
no^  complete  730 
/ree  748 

-be 

permanence  141 
continuance  143 
inaction  681 

-  blood  297 

-  I  dare  not  wait 


upon  I  would  605 
-down 
depress  308 
AM»iWe  879 

-  down  easily 
forgive  918 

-  fall  c?ro/?  308 
inform  527 
«yeaA;  582 

-  "fly  violence  173 
propel  284 

-  fly  at  716 

-  go  neglect  460 
liberate  750 
relinquish  782 
restitution  790 

-  in  interpose  228 
«c?mi/!  2V>6 
^^•icA;  545 

-  into  i«/orm  490 
disclose  529 

-  one  know  527 

-  off  violent  1/3 
propel  284 
permit  760 
forgive  918 
exempt  927(i 
acquit  970 

-  out  disperse  73 
lengthen  290 
^■«ir<  297 
disclose  529 
liberate  750 

-  out  at  710 

-  pass  460 

-  Slip 

?/iic>'6'  ayi  opportunity 

135 
neglect  480 
no<  complete  730 
to^e  776 
relinquish  782 

-  the  matter  stand 
over  133 

-  things  take  their 
^  course  143 

-  weil  alone 
content  831 
caution  864 

lethal  deadly  361 
(pernicious  649) 

lethalis  arundo, 
hseret  lateri  - 
900 

lethargy 
inactivity  683 
insensibility  823 

Lethe,  waters  of  - 
506 

lethiferous 
deadly  361 
( permcious  649) 

letter  ma?'^  550 
character  561 
€;;w</6  592 
to  the  -  494 

-  of  credit  805 
letter-bag  534 
lettered  490 
letterpress  591 


letters 

knoivledge  490 

language  560 
in  large  -  642 
man  of  -  492 

-  of  marque  791 
lettres  de  cachet 

751 
leucophlegmatic  82S 
Levant  east  236 
levant  abscond  623 
levanter  wind  349 

defaulter  803 
levee  assemblage  7iS 

sociality  892 

-  en  masse  719 
level  uniforiTi  10 

egaa^  27 


horizontal  213 
^a^  251 
smooth  255 
foi/;er  308 

-  at  direct  278 
intend  62 ) 
afCacA;  716 

-  with  the  ground 
207 

lever  cause  153 
instniment  6:33 

-  de  rideau  599 
leverage  175 
leviathan  192 
levigate  330 
Levite  998 

levity  lightness  320 

irresolution  605 

trifle  643 

jocu'.arity  836 

rashness  863 
levy  muster  7?. 

military  726 

distrain  789 

demand  812 
lewd  961 
lex,  -mercatoria  963 

-  scripta  697 

-  scripta  et  non  - 
scrip  ta  963 

-  talionis 
retaliation  718 
rii?7/i«  922 

lexicography  582 
lexicon  562 
ley  344 
liability  177 

debt  806 

duty  926 
liaison  951 
liar  548 
libation 

potation  298 

drunkenness  959 

worship  990 
libel  detraction  984 

accusation  938 
libeller  936 
liberal  am;??e  639  . 

generous  816 

disinterested  942 
133 


LIB 


LIF 


LIG 


LIK 


over  -  818 

-  education 

knowledge  490 

teaching  537 
liberalism 

freedom  748 
liberality 

giving  784 

generosity  816 
liberation  750 

(disjunction  44) 
hberavi  animam 

meam  703 
libertinage  961 
!ibertine  962 
libertinism  961 
lihertj  freedom  748 

peimiission  760 

Hght  924 

exemption  927a 
gain  one's  -  750 
set  at  -free  750 

exempt  927a 
take  a- 

arrogate  739 

make  free  748 

insolence  885 

discourtesij  895 
libidinous  961 
libitum,  ad  - 

at  will  GOO 

enough  639 

/re^/y  748 
librarian  593 
library  room  191 

*oo£s  593 
librate  314 
libretto  booh  593 

opera  599 
licence  ^aa:i<y  738 

2)e7ynission  760 

rifirA^  924 

exemption  927a 

-  to  plunder  791 
licentiate  492 
iicentious  lax  738 

dissolute  954 

debauched  961 
lichen  367 
licit  permitted  760 

rfwe  924 
lick  to;)  298 

conquer  731 

punish  972 

-  the  (lust  933 

-  into  shape  240 
lickcriish 

Mvom-y  394 
desirous  865 
fastidious  868 
licmtious  961 

lickpcnny  819 

lickspittle 
«er«e/e  886 
(flatterer  935) 

lictor  965 

lid  223 

lie  situation  18^3 
presence  186 
recline  213 


falsehood  544 

untruth  546 
give  the  -  to  536 
white  -  617 

-  in  ambush  528 

-  by  681 

-  at  one's  door  926 

-  down  j^a^  213 
rest  687 

-fallow  674 

-  hid  528 
-\w.be  1 

give  birth  161 

-  under  a  necessity 
601 

-  in  a  nutshell  32 

-  on  215 

-  over  defer  133 
destiny  152 

-  in  one's  power  157 

-  at  the  root  of  153 

-  still  265 
-to 

quiescence  265 
inaction  681 

-  under  177 

-  in  v/ait  for 
expect  507 
inaction  681 

\\Qt  pleasant  829 
as  -  willing  602 
chcnce  609 
liege  745 
liegeman  746 
lien  security  Ti\ 

a^edit  805 
lienteria  653 
lieu  182 
in  -  of  147 
lieutenant 
officer  745 
deputy  759 
lord  -  965 
life  events  151 
vitality  359 
biography  594 
activity  682 
conduct  692 
cheerful  836 
animal  -  364 
battle  of  -  882 
come  to  -  660 
infuse  -  into 
excite  824 
put  -  into  359 
recall  to  -  660 
see -840 
support  -  359 
take  away  -  361 
tenant  for  -  779 

-  to  come  153 

-  or  death 
needK^ 
important  642 
contention  720 

-  and  spirit  682 
Life,  the  976 
life-blood 

intHnsic  5 
Vital  359 


life-boat  boat  273 

safety  666 
life-giving  168 
lifeguards  726 
lifeless  inert  172 

dead  360 
lifelike  17 
lifelong  110 
life-preserver  727 
life-size  192 
lifetime  108 
life-weary  841 
lift  raise  307 

aid  707 

-  cattle  791 

-  up  the  eyes  441 

-  a  linger  680 

-  hand  against  716 

-  one's  head  734 

-  up  the  heart  990 

-  the  mask  529 

-  the  voice 
shout  411 
speak  582 

lift-smoke  840 
ligament  45 
ligation  43 
ligature  45 
light    ■ 

state  7 

small  32 

tuindow  260 

velocity  274 

arrive  292 

descend  306 

levity  320 

kindle  384 

match  388 

luminosity  420 

luminary  423 

-  in  colour  429 

white  430 

aspect  448 

knowledge  490 

interpretation  522 

tinimjwrtant  643 

easy  705 

gay  836 

loose  961 

blue  -  5ir//ia^  550 
bring  to- 

discover  480a 

manifest  525 

disclose  529 
children  of  -  987 
come  to  -  529 
false  -8  443 
foot  -8  r.99 
half  -  422 
make  -  of 

undert^ate  483 

easy  705 

inexcitable  826 

despise  930 
in  one's  own  -  699 
obstruct  the  -  426 
see  the  -  life  359 

2Viblication  531 
transmit  -  425 
throw  -  upon  522 


a  -  breaks  in  upon 
one  529 

-  under  a  bushel 
hide  528 

not  hide  878 
mjodesty  881 

-  comedy  599 

-  fantastic  toe  3C ) 

-  upon  one's  feet 
664 

-  heart  836 

-  of  heel  274 

-  horse  726 

-  infantry  726 

-  purse  804 

-  and  shade  420 

-  of  truth  543 

-  up  illumine  420 
excite  824 
cheer  836 

upon  chance  156 

arHve  at  292 

discover  480a 

acquire  775 
Light  of  the  Worl,\ 

976 
lighten 

make  light  320 

illume  420 

facilitate  705 
lighter  boat  273 
lighterman  269 
light-fingered  791, 

792 
light-footed 

fleet  274 

active  682 
light-headed  503 
lighthouse  550 
lightless  421 
light-minded  605 
lightning 

velocity  274 

flash  420 

sjyark  423 
lightsome 

luminous  420 

irresolute  605 

cheerful  836 
ligneous  307 
lignography  558 
like  similar  17 

relish  394 

enjoy  827 

wish  865 

love  897 

do  what  one  -s  748 
look  -  448 
we  shall  not  look 
upon  his  -  agaiu 
33 

-  master  like  man  I'J 
likely  472 

think  -  507 
likeness  copy  21 
portrait  554 
bad  -  555 
likewise  37 
liking  desire  865 
love  897 

134 


LIK 


LIO 


LIS 


LIT 


have  a  -  for  827 
to  one's  -  829 
lilac  colour  437 
Liliputian  193 
iily  xchile  430 

bewity  845 
paint  the    641 
lily-livered  8G2 
limjE  labor 

impi'ove  658 

toi<J686 
limature 

jvjlverulence  330 

Jrictioii  *31 
\\mhmemi)erh\ 

instrument  &i3 

-  of  the  law  968 
limhev  fleet  27'Z 

pliable  324 
hmbo  jnison  751,  752 

pain  828 

pujgato?']/ 982 
lime  entj-ap  545 

-  light  42:3 
limine,  in  -  66 
limit  complete  62 

€«4  67 

circumsc7'ibe  229 

houndai^j  233 

qualify  469 

restrain  751 

prohibit  761 
limitation  [s<>e  limit] 

es/a/e  780,  783 
limited 

-  i>i  quantity  32 

-  i/i  6i0e  193 
to  a  -  extent 

imperject  651 
limitless  105 
limn  556 
limner  559 
limp  2t;mA;  160 

8loio  275 

mjmle  324 

/a^/  732 
limpid  425 
lin  toA;e  343 

Hver  348 
lincture  662 
Vma  fastening  45 

continuous  69 

ancestors  166 

descendants  167 

^e/is-^A  200 

no  breadth  203 

string  205 

lining  224 

OM^^ene  230 

straight  246 

direction  278 

w?/sic413 

appearance  448 

measure  466 

wa/'A:  550 

wHting  590 

re?  56  597 

vocation  625 

a?7nw  QAwi  na^)y  726 
boundary  -  233 


draw  the  -  465 
ina  - 

continuous  69 

straight  246 
in  a  -  with  278 
read  between  the  -i 

522 
sounding  -  208 
straight  -  246 
troops  of  the  -  726 

-  of  action  692 

-  of  battle  69 

-  of  battle  ship  726 

-  engraving  558 

-  of  march  278 

-  of  road  627 
lineage  kindred  11 

series  69 

ancestry  166 

posterity  167 
lineament 

feature  240 

appearance  448 

maik  550 
linear 

continmty  69 

jndigree  166 

^eng-il/i  200 
linen  225 
lines 

fortification  717 
hard  - 

adversity  735 

severity  739 
linger  ^;?'o;!mc^  110 

t/f/ffy  133 

/0«^6:/'  275 

Imgo  language  560 

neology  563 
hngua  franca  563 
linguacious  584 
lingual 

language  560 

speech  582 
linguist 

scholar  492 
linguistics  560 
liniment 

ointment  356 

remedy  662 
lining  224 
link  relation  9 

connect  43 

connecting  -  45 

i;a;'^  51 

ie?7?i  71 

avssing  219 

torcA  423 
linked  together 


7Jor^w  712 
inseed  ( 


linseed  oil  356 

Imsey-wolsey  41 

linstock  388 

lint  223 

lintel  215 

lion  courage  861 
prodigy  872 
repute  873 
come  m  like  a  -  173 
as  dewdrops  from 


the  --'s  mano  483 
in  the -"8  den  665 

-  lies  down  with  the 
lamb  721 

-  in  the  path  706 
-%  share  more  33 

chief  part  50 
too  much  641 
undue  925 
lioness  374 
lion-hearted  861 
lionize 
curiosity  455 
repute  873 
lip  beginning  66 
edge  231 
5ic?e236 
jn'ominenc£  250 
finger  on  the  -s 
sUent  581 
speechless  585 
hang  on  the  -s  of 

418 
open  one's  -s 
speak  682 
seal  the  -s  585 
smack  the  - 
taste  390 
savoury  394 

-  homage 
flattery  933 

-  service 
falsehood  544 
hypocrisy  988 

-  wisdom  499 
lipothymy  688 
lippitude  443 
liquefaction  335 

-  by  heat  384 
liquescence  3;35 
liqueur  diink  298 


liquid /«?rf  333 

sound  ^o 

letter  561 
liquidate  807 
liquidator  801 
liquor  potable  298 

fluid  333 
in  -  959 
-  up  959 
liquorice  396 
liquorish  \see  licker- 
ish] 
lisp  583 
lissom  324 
list  catalogue  36 

stHp  205 

leaning  217 

fringe  231 

hear  418 

«;i/iJ600 

choose  609 

aywja  728 

rfm?'e  865 
enter  the  -s 

attack  716 

contend  720 
listed  440 
listcl  847 


listen  418 

-  to  457 

be  -ed  to  175 

-  to  reason  498 
listless 

inattentive  458 

inactive  683 

indifferent  W^ 
litany  worship  990 

rite  998 
lite,  pendente  -  969 
literae  scriptae  590 
literal 

imitated  19 

exact  494 

manifest  ^'ii6 

letter  561 

word  562 

-  meaning  516 

-  translation  523 
literarum 

homo  multarum^ 

492 
homo  trium  -  792 
literary  560 

-  hack  593 

-  man  492 

-  power  569 
literati  492 
literatim  \see  literall 
literature 

learning  490 

language  560 
lithe  324 
lithograph  558 
Lithology  358 
Lithomancy  511 
lithotiiit  558 
litigant 

litigious  713 

combatant  726 

accusation  938 
litigation 

quarrel  713 

contention  730 

lawsuit  969 
litigious  713 
litter  disorder  hQ 

derange  61 

multitude  102 

brood  167 

support  215 

mhicle  272 

useless  645 
litterarie,  lamorguei 

569 
litterateur 

scholar  492 

author  593 
little 

-  in  degree  32 

-  in  size  193 
darling  897 
mea?i  940 

cost  -  815 
do -683 
make  -  of  483 
signify  -  643 
think  -  of  458 

-  did  one  think  508 

135 


LTT 


LOG 


LOI 


LON 


-  by  little 
degree  26 
sloioly  2?5 

-  one  129 

to  -  purpose 

vseless  645 

faUure  732 
littleness  193 
littoral  342 
live  exist  1 

coidinue  141 

dxvell  186 

life  359 

repute  873 

-  to  fight  again  110 

-  from  hand  to 
mouth  674 

-  hard  954 

-  in  hope  858 

-  and  let  live 
inaction  681 

freedom  748 
inexcitability  826 

-  in  the  memory  505 

-  upon  nothing  819 

-  on  298 

-  byone's  wits  545 
livelihood  803 
livelong  110 
lively  keen  375 

-  style  574 
active  682 
acvte  821 
sensitive  822 
spnghtly  836 

-  miagination  515 

-  pace  274 

liver  :  hard  -  954a 
white  -  862 

liver-coloured  433 

livery  suit  225 
colour  428 
badge  550 
decmatiou  877 

-  servant  746 
liveryman  748 
livid  dark  431 

grey  432 
lJiJ7ple  437 
living  life  ^59 
business  625 
beuefice  995 
good  -  957 

-  beings  357 

-  soul  372 

-  thing  366 
livraison  593 
lixiviate  652 
lixivium  3;35 
llama  271 

lo  !  attention  457 

uonder  870 
load  quantity  31 

fUl  52 

lade  184 

cargo  190 

weight  319 

store  6:j0 

redundance  64^ 

hindrance  700 


advejsity  735 

anxiety  828 

ojypress  830 
prime  and- 673 
take  off  a  -  of  care 
834 

-  the  memory  505 

-  with  706 

-  with  reproaches 
932 

loadstar 

attraction  288 

indication  550 

direction  693 
loadstone 

attraction  288 

motive  QlTi 
\oatmass  192 

dawdle  683 
loafer  stroller  268 

inactive  683 

bad  man  949 
loam  342 
loan  787 
loathe  dislike  867 

hate  898 
loathing  [see  loathe] 

weariness  841 
loathsome 

unsavoury  395 

painful  830 

rft5^iA:e  867 
loaves  and  fishes 

prospe?ity  734 

acquisition  775 

wealth  80'^ 
Lob's  pound,  in  -  751 
lobby  chamber  191 

tyay  627 
lobe  51 
local  183 
habitation 

location  184 

<ibode  189 
locality  182,  1^3 
localize  184 
location  184 
loch  343 

loci,  genius  -  664 
lock  fasten  43 

fastening  45 

tvft  256 

canal  350 

Idndinnce  706 

prison  752 
dead  -  265 

in  the  -up  938 

under  -  and  key 

safe  664 

restraint  751 

prisoner  754 

-  hospital  662 

-  out  719 

-  the  stable  door 
too  late  135 
vseless  f  45 
vnskilful  699 

-  up  ///f/e  528 
imprison  751 

locker  191 


r52 


locket  847 

lock-up  pHson 

loco,  in  - 
agreeing  23 
SI  tn  at  ion  183 
expedience  646 

locofoco  388 

locomotion  264 

-  by  air  267 

-  by  land  2G6 

-  by  water  267 
locomotive 

travel  266 

carriage  271 
locular  191 
locum  tenens 

substitute  147 

inhabitant  188 

deputy  759 
locus  : 

-  pcenitentia3  037 

-  standi 
support  215 
plea  617 
social  rank  873 

locust  prodigal  818 

et7Z(?-c?o^r9"l3 
swarm  like  -s  1C& 
locution  582 
lode  630 

lodestar,  &c.  \_see 
loadstar  &c.  ] 
lodge  place  184 

presence  186 

dwelling  189 

-  a  complaint  938 
lodgement  184 
lodger 

inhabitant  188 

■possessor  779 
lodging  189 
loft  grt?rei  191 

top  210 
lofty  //?<7A  206 

-  strjle  574 

;;?  c»?/d  878 

insolent  885 

magnanimous  942 
log  velocity  274 

/we;  388 

record  rj51 
heave  the  -  406 
sleep  like  n  -  683 
logarithm  84 
loggerhead  501 
at  -8  discord  713 

contention  720 
logic  476 

-  of  facts  467 
logician  476 
logography  590 
logogryph  5;33 
logomachy 

discussion  476 

tvords  588 

dispute  720 
logometer  85 
logometric  84 
log-rolling  709 
loin,  back  2^ 


side  286 
gird  up  one''s  -s 

strong  159 

p'q)are  673 
loisir,  impromptu 

fait  h.  -  673 
loiter  tardy  133 

«toi«  275 

inactive  683 

{iem}X)rize  110) 
loll  spratvl  213 

recline  215 

inactive  683 
lollipop  390 
Lombard  Street  t&  ^ 

China  orange  472 
lone  87 
lonesome  893 
long  -  in  time  110 

-  in  space  200 

diffuse  573 
goto  one's  -account 

360 

-  ago  122 
make  a  -  arm 

exertion  686 

m2:e  789 
-boat  273. 
draw  the  -  bow  540 
take  a  -  breath 

refreshment  689 

relief  Si4: 

-  clothes  129 

-  drawn  out  573 

-  duration  110 
-expected  507 

-  face 

discontent  832 
dejection  837 

-  for  865 

-  headed  wise  498 

-  life  to  glory  873 
approval  931 

-lived  110 

-  odds  chance  156 
improbability  473 
difficulty  704 

-pending  110 

-  pull  and  strong 
pull  285 

-  range  196 

-  robe  968 

-  run  average  29 
xi^hole  50 
destiny  152 

-  sea  348 

-  and  the  short 
whole  50 
concise  572 

-sighted 

dim-sighted  44G 

wise  498 
foresight  518 

-  since  122 

-  spun  573 

-  standing 
dinturnal  110 
0/(^124 

-suffering 
inexcilable  826 

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LON 


LOO 


LOS 


LOS 


pity  914 
-time  110 
-winded  573 
longanimity 

inexcUable  826 

forgiving  918 
Jonsjevity 

diulurnaZ  110 

age  128 
longhead 

wise  man  500 
longing  865 

-  Imgeriug  look 
behind  833 

longinquity  196 
]oagitude 

situation  183 

length  200 

ineasiirement  466 
Jongitudinal  200 
longo  intervallo 

discontinuity  70 

dinturnity  110 

distance  196 

intei-val  198 
longshore-man 

tuaterman  269 

plebeian  876 
longways  217 
loo  840 
looby /oo^  501 

bungler  701 

cfozfj/i  876 
look  S9nall  degree  82 

566  441 

appearance  448 
G^/e//<i  (?o  457 

-  about 

take  care  459 
seek  461 

-  after  car^  459 
direction  693 

-  ahead  510 

-  another  way  442 

-  back  122 

-  beyond  510 

-  black  0/'  blue 
feeling  821 

discontent  &?2 
dejection  837 

-  do\vn  upon  930 

-  in  the  face 
sincerity  703 
courage  861 
inide  878 

-  foolish  874 

-  for  seek  461 
ex])ect  507 

>-  forwards 

/«^«?-e  121 

foresight  510 
-•  here  457 

-  into 

attend  to  457 
inquire  461 

-  before  one  leaps 
864 

-like 

similaHty  17 
appearance  448 


-  on  186 

-  out  view  448 
care  459 
^eeA;  461 
€crjt?eci!  507 
intention  620 
business  625 

-  over  examine  461 

-  round  .ffe^-A:  461 

-  sharp  082 

-  to  care  459 
duty  926 

-  through 
see/<;  461 

-  up  prosper  734 
high  price  814 
/i(9;?e  858 

visit  892 

-  up  to  repute  873 
respect  928 
approbation  931 

-  upon  as  484 
looker-on  444 
looking-glass  445 
loom  destiny  152 

c?m  423 
rfm5^g'/ii443 
come  in  sight  446 
MJeare  091 

-  of  the  land  342 
\oo\\  fool  501 

down  876 

rascal  949 
loop  c?«'?;i?  245 

circle  247 

circuit  629 
loop-hole 

opening  260 

t7.?^a  441 

j/^ea  617 

<^ei!ec€  626 

escape  671 
fortiftcation  717 
loose  rf6^acA  44 

incoherent  47 

pmdent  214 

desultory  279 

illogical  Air 

vague  519 

-  i<f^y^(?  575 

/aa;  738 
/m  748 

liberate  750 

debauched  961 
give  a  -  to 

•  imagination  515 

laxity  738 

pet^mit  760 

indulgence  954 
let  -  750 
on  the  -  961 
screw  -  713 

-  character  961 
at  a  -  end  685 

-  fish  5arf  ??ian  949 
libertine  962 

-  morals  9-45 

-  rein  738 

-  suggestion  514 
~  thi-ead  495 


leave  a -A^ 

take  up  a  -  664 
loosen 

malce  loose  47 

let  loose  750 
loot  steal  791 

booty  7&3 
lop  201 

-  and  top  371 
lopped 

incomplete  53 
lop-sided  28 
loquacity  584 
loquendi 
cacoethes  -  584 
jus  et  norma  -  567 
usus  -  5S2 
lorcha2:3 
Lord,  lord 
7'uler  745 
TbObleman  875 
God  978 
O  -  worship  990 

-  Chancellor  967 
-o'f  the  creation  372 
-'s  day  687 

-  Justices  966,  967 
the  -  knows  491 
-lieutenant  C65 

-  of  Lords  976 

-  of  the  manor  779 

-  it  over 
authority  737 
insolence  885 

-'s  prayer  990 

-'s  supper  998 

-'s  table  1000 
lordling  875 
lordly  repute  873 

pride  878 
Lord  Mayo?  745 

-  s  show  883 
lordship 

authority  737 

property  780 

title  877 

judge  967 
lore  490 
lorette  962 
lorgnette  445 
lorication 

armour  717 
lorlcated 

clothed  223 
lorn  893 
\o^Q  forget  506 

unintelligible  519 

fail  732 

loss  776 
no  time  to  -  684 

-  one's  balance  732 

-  breath  688 


disrepute  874 
dishonour  Mi 
-the  clew 
uncertain  475 
unintelligible  519 

-  colour  429 

-  one's  cumiiBg  699 


-  the  day  733 

-  flesh  195 

-  ground 
slow  275 
regression  233 
shortcoming  304 

-  one's  head 
bewildered  475 

-  heart  837 

-  one's  keart  89?' 

-  hope  859 

-  labour  732 

-  one's  life  360 

-  no  time 
active  682 
haste  684 

-  oneself 
uncertain  475 

-  an  opportunity  13g 

-  one's  reason  503 

-  Bight  of 
blind  442 
disappear  449 
neglect  460 
oblivion  506 
not  complete  730 

-  one's  temper  900 

-  time  683 

-  one's  way 
wander  279 
unskilful  699 
difficulty  704 

losel  818 
losing  game 

failure  732 

misfortune  735 
loss  decrement  40a 

death  360 

evil  619 

deterioration  659 

privation  776 
at  a- 

uncertain  475 
at  a  -  for 

desiring  865 

-  of  fortune  804 

-  of  health  655 

-  of  life  360 

-  of  right  925 

-  of  strength  160 
lost  non-existing  % 

absent  187 
invisible  449 
abstracted  458 
uncertain  475 
failure  733 
loss  776 

over-excited  824 
pain  828 
dejection  837 
impenitent  951 

-  in  admiration 
931 

-In  astonishmen' 

870 
-  in  iniquity  945 
•  labour  045 

-  to  shame 
irso'ent  885 
improbity  940 

137 


LOS 


LUB 


LUM 


LUS 


bad  man  M9 
-to  Bight  449 
-in  thought  458 
-  to  virtue  945 
lot  state  7 

Quantity  25 

group  72 

multitude  102 

necessity  601 

chance  621 

efficient  639 

allotment  786 
be  one's  - 151 
cast  -s  621 
cast  in  one's  - 
with  choose  609 

cooperate  709 
fall  to  one's  -  156 
in  -s  51 
where  one's  -  is 

cast  189 
loth  unwilling  603 

dislike  867 
Lothario  lover  897 

libertine  962 
lotion  liquid  337 

clean  652 


loto  840 
lottery  chance  158 
cards  840 
put  into  a  -  621 
lotus-eater  683 
loudness  404 
lough  343 
lounge  inactive  683 

{quiet  275) 
loup: 
hurler  avec  les  -s 

714 
-garon  980 
louse  053 
\ovitfool  501 
down  876 
louvre  351 
lovable  897 
love  desire  865 
courtesy  894 
afection  897 
favourite  899 
aboJeof -o97 
labour  of  - 
'  willing  mi 
inexpensive  815 
amusement  840 
disinterested  942 
God's  -  906 
make  -  902 
no  -  lost  713 

-  affair  C97 

-  of  country  910 
not  for  -  or  money 

scarce  640 

dear  814 
love  knot  token  560 
love-lorn  898 
iovely 

beautiful  M5 

lovaf/e  897 
love-makiiig  902 


love-pot  959 
lover  [see  love] 
love-sick  897,  902 
love-story 897.  9.2 
love-token  897,  902 
loving-cup 

social  892 

courteous  894 
loving-kindness  906 
low  small  32 

not  high  207 

-  sound  405 

moo  412 

vulgar  851 

disreputable  874 

common  876 
bring  -  808 

-  condition  876 

-  comedy  599 
at  a-  ebb 

small  32 
inferior  34 
depressed  308 
waste  038 
deteriorated  659 

-  fellow  876 

-  life  851 

-  note  408 

-  origin  876 

-  price  815 

-  spirits  837 

-  tide  207 

-  tone  black  431 
mutter  581 

-  water  low  207 
dnj  340 
insufficient  640 
;;oor804 

low-bom  876 
low-lands  207 
low-minded 

vulgar  876 

base  940 
lower  inferior  34 

decrease  36 

depress  308 

dark  421 

dimA^ 

predict  511 

sad9i7 

irate  900 

«w/A;y  901a 

-  one's  flag  725 

-  one's  note  879 

-  orders  876 
lowly  879 
lown/oo/  501 

knave  949 
lownees  [see  low]  207 

humility  879 
loyal  obedient  743 

observant  772 

honourable  939 
lozenge  244 
L.  s.  d.  800 
lubbard  [see  lubber] 
lubber  slow  683 

bungler  701 
lubberly  huge  192 

awkward  699 


lubrication 

smooth  255 

oi^a32 
lubricity 

slippery  255 

unctuous  355 

impure  901 
lucent  420 
lucid 

luminous  420 

transparent  425 

intelligible  518 

-  st7jleb7Q 

-  interval  502 
lucidus  ordo  58 
lucifcr  388 
Lucifer  978 
lucimeter  445 
luck  cAanc6  156,  621 

prosperity  734  • 
luckless  735 
lucky 

occasion  134 

siiccessfid  731 
lucrative  775 
lucre  g'«i/i  775 

wealth  803 
Lucretia  960 
luctation  720 
lucubration  451 
luculent  420 
lucus  a  non  lucendo 

dissimilar  18 

misnomer  565 
lud!  0-839 
ludibrious  840 
ludicrous  853 
luff  267 
YvL^lvdl^m 

ear  418 
luggage  780 
lugger  273 
lugubrious  837 
lukewarm 

temperate  382,  383 

torpid  823 

indifferent  86G 
lull  cessation  142 

mitigate  174 

«i/«m?e  403 

-  to  sleep  265 
lullaby 

moderate  174 

«o?ig  415 

verses  597 

inactivity  683 

re/k/8.34 
lumbar  2^35 
lumber  disorder  59 

«toi^;  275 

fitorfi  6.36 

useless  645 

hindrance  706 
lumbering 

M«^^  647 

w.7/7/  846 
luniber-room  191 
lumbriciform  249 
luminary  light  423 

sage  500 


luminous  light  490 

intelligible  518 
lumi)  ?^/io/e  50 

chief  part  51 

amass  72 

7«as5  192 

projection  250 

w^i(7/i(!  319 

density  321 
in  the  -  50 

-  of  affectation  855 

-  together  ,/om  4^3 
combine  48 
assemble  72 

lumpish  [see  lump] 

inactive  683 

^gf^y  846 
lunacy  503 
lunar  318 

-  caustic  384 
lunatic  503,  bJ4 
luncheon  298 

lune  avec  /es  dents^ 
prendre  la  - 

impotence  158 

impossible  471 
lunge  impulse  276 

««flc^  716 
lungs  wencZ  349 

loudness  404 

«Aowi!  411 

^'o^ce  580 
luniform  &c.  245 
lupanar  961 
lurch  incline  217 

sink  806 

oscillation  31i 

failure  732 
leave  in  the  - 

outstrip  303 

deceive  545 

relinqznsh  624 
left  in  the  - 

defeated  732 
lure  deceive  545 

frt/ice  615 
lurid  rffwA;  421 

</im  422 

red  434 
lurk  unseen  447 

/afen<  526 

/iirfc^en  528 
lurking-place  530 
luscious 

savoury  394 

grateful  829 
lush  vegetation  363 

drunkenness  969 
lushy  959 
lusk  68;J 
lusory  840 
lust  rfesi?'e  865 

concupiscence  961 
lustily  fo/yrf  404 

exertion  686 
cry  out  -  839 
lustless  158 
lustration 

imriflcation  652 

atonement  952 

238 


LUS 


MAE 


MAG 


MAI 


InPtre 

brightness  420 

chandelier  423 

glory  873 
lustrum  108 
lusty  strong  159 

big  192 
lusiis  natui'se  80 
lute  cement  45,  46 

gntar  417 
hiteous  436 
Liitheran  984 
luxation  44 
luxuriant 

fertile  168 

sufficient  639 
luxuriate  in 

1)leasiire  377 

delight  827 
luxurious 

•pleasant  S77 

delightfxd  829 

intemperaie  954 
luxury 

•physical  -  377 

redundance  641 

enjoyment  827 

sensuality  954 
lycanthropy  503 
Lyceum  542 
Lydfor.d  law  964 
Lydiau  measure  415 
lying 

decumbent  213 

deceptive  544 

faithless  986 
Ly-king  986 
lymph /w^(/ 333 

wa/e?*  337 

iranspai'ent  425 
lymphatic  337 
lynch  972 

-  law  964 
lynx-eyed  s^gr^^  441 

intelligence  498 
lyre  417 
lyric  415 

-  poetry  597 
lyrist  597 


M 


Mab  979 
macadamize  255 
Macaire,  Robert  -  792 
macaroni  854 
raacaronic 

absurdity  497 

neology  563 

verses  597 
Macchiavel 

[see  MachiavelJ 
mace  weapon  727 

sceptre  747 
mace-bearer  965 
maceration 

saturation  337 

atonement  952 

asceticism  955 


Macheath  792 
Machiavelism 

falsehood  544 

cunning  702 

dishonesty  940 
machicolation 

«(?^c/i  257 

fortification  717 
machination 

/)/a?i  626 

cunning  702 

-s  of  the  devil  619 
machinator  626 
machine  633 
be  a  mere -749 
machinist 

theatrical  -  599 

workman  690 
maciient  203 
mackerel 

mottled  440 

procuress  962 

-  sky  353 
mackintosh  2^ 
macrobiotic  110 
macrocosm  318 
macrology  577 
Mac  Sycophant, 

Sir  Pertinax  - 

servile  886 

flatterer  935 
mactation  991 
macte  virtute  931 
macula  848 
maculate 

unclean  653 
maculation 

variegation  440 

blemish  848 
mad  insane  503 

excited  824 

{violent  173) 
drive  one  -  900 
go  -  825 

-  after  865 

-  with  rage  900 
madam  374 
mad-brained  503 
madcap 

violent  173 

lunatic  504 

excitable  825 

buffoon  844 

rash  863 
madder  colour  434 
made 

-  to  one's  hand  673 

-  man  734 
madefaction  339 
madman  504 
Madonna 

angel  977 

pious  987 
madrigal 

music  415 

verses  597 
Maelstrom 

whirl  312 

wa^^r  348 

T^itfall  667 


maestro  415 
magazine 

record  551 

6ooA  593 

store  636 
Magdalen  950 
mage  994 
magenta  434 
maggot  little  193 

fancy  515 

caprice  608 

c^^sire  865 
maggoty 

capriciovs  608 

unclean  653 

-  headed 
«i%  499 
excitable  825 

Magi  .<(a(7«  5G0 

sec;;  984 
magic  992 

-  lantern 
instrument  445 
«/<0«;  448 

magician  994 
magilp  356a 
magisterial 

2)roud  878 

insolent  885 
magistery  330 
magistracy 

authority  737 

jurisdiction  965 
magistrate 

rwfer  745 

justiciary  967 
magistrature  737 
magistri,  jurare  in 

verba  -  481 
nullius  -  487 
magma  41 
Magna  Charta  769 
magna  pars  fui, 

quorum  -  690 
magnanimity  942 
magnate  875 
magnet  attract  288 

desire  865 
magnetism 

j)Ower  157 

attraction  288 

motive  615 
animal  -  992 
magnetize 

influence  175 

motive  615 

conjure  992 
magni  nominis  um- 
bra 

wreck  659 

reimte  873 

rank  875 
magnificent 

large  193 

/n^  845 

grand  882 

{magnanimous  942) 
magnifico  875 
magnifier  445 
magnifique  et  pas 


Cher  815 
magnify 

increase  ^ 

enlarge  194 

over-rate  482 

exaggerate  549 

approve  931 

;>ra26'€  990 
magniloquent 

language  577 

6oas^  884 
magnitude 

quantity  25 

greatness  31 

S22r€  192 
magno  conatu  mag 

nas  nugas 

wa^^e  638 

trifling  643 
Magnus  Apollo  500 
magpie  584 
magsman  792 
maharajah  745 
mahogany 

colour  433 
Mahomet  986 
Mahometan  984 
maid  girl  129 

servant  746 

spinster  904 

-  of  honour  890 
maiden  first  66 

e'er;  129 

inmishment  975 
maidenhood  904 
maidenly  374 
maigre 

fasting  956 
mail7X)s^534 

armour  IIVT 

-  coach  272 
maim 

cripple  158 

injure  659 
main  tunnel  WQ 

ocean  341 

conduct  350 

pj'incipal  642 
coup  de  -  680 
in  the  - 

intrinsically  6 

greatly  31 

Ort  <//.e  ti»7?o^e  50 

principally  642 
with  might  and  -  688 
plough  the  -  267 
main-chance 

fl'0(xZ618 

ivnportant  642 

;>ro^<  775 
look  to  the  - 
foresight  510 

«/ti/;  698 

economy  817 

caution  864 

«e/jfo/i  94;d 
main-force 

strength  159 

violence  173 

covipidsion  744 

139 


MAI 


MAK 


MAL 


MAN 


mainland  342 
main-part  31,  50 
mainpernor  771 
main-spring 

cause  153 

instriiment  633 

(jnoiive^lS) 
mainstay 

support  215; 

refuge  666 

hojie  858 
maintain 

permanence  141 

continue  143 

sustain  170 

support  215 

assert  535 

preserve  670 

-  one's  course 
persevere  604a 

-  the  even  tenonr  of 
one's  way  623 

-  one's  ground  717 
maintenance  [see 

maintain] 

wealth  803 
raaintien  692 
maison  de  sante  662 
luaitre  :  coup  de  - 

rjoodness  648 

skill  698 
I'oeil  de  -^459 
majeste,  lese-  742 
majestic 

glorious  873 

stately  8S2 
majesty  king  745 

rank  873 

deity  976 
major  greater  33 

officer  745 

-  dorao 
director  694 
retainer  746 

-general  745 
-key  413 

-  part  great  31 
a/;50 

majority 
superiority  33 
multitude  102 

096  131 

majusculse  561 ; 
make 

constitute  54,  56 

render  144 

produce  161 

/orm  240 

arrive  at  202 

complete  7:.'9 

compel  'iAA 

-  acquainted  with 
inform  527 
/(?ar/i  539 

-  after  622 

-  its  appearance  446 

-  away  with 
destroy  162 
kill  361 

-believe  544. 546, 546 


-  the  best  of  725 

-  choice  of  609 

-  fast  43 

-  for  2^8 
-one's  fortune  734 

-  fun  of  wit  842 
ridicule  856 

-  a  fuss 
impoii.ance  642 
activity  682 

-good 

compensation  30 
complete  52,  729 
establish  150 
evidence  467 
demonstrate  478 
provide  637 
restore  C60 

-  one's  escape  671 

-  0A16',?  wore?  772 

-  haste  684 

-haj^  while  the  sun 
shines  134 

-  interest  765 

-  known  527 

-  the  land  292 

-  light  of 
tinder-estimate  483 
easy  705 

-  oneself  master  of 
539 

-  money  775 

-  much  of 
exaggerate  549 
importance  642 

-  no  doubt  484 

-  no  secret  of  525 
-no  sign 

latent  526 
hidden  528 

-  nothing  of 
unintelligihle  519 
vjot  tvonder  871 

-  of  902 
-off 

run  away  623 
escape  671 

-  off  with  791 

-  out  see  441 
evidence  4G7 
demonstrate  478 
discover  480a 
know  430 
intelligible  518 
ifiterpret  522 
cZwe  924 

-over 
transfer  783 
<7i?;e  784 

-  peace  723,  724 

-  a  piece  of  work  83 1 

-  things  pleasant  702 

-  a  present  784 
-public  531 

-  a  push  682 

-  ready  673 

-  a  requisition 
demand  741 
ask  for  765 

-  a  speech  582 


-  sure  stable  150 
prepare  673 

-  terras  769 

-  time  110 

-  towards  278 

-  up  \see  below'] 

-  use  of  677 

-  way 

p^'ogress  282 
{improve  t53) 

-  one's  way 
goon  802 
prosper  734 

-  way  for 
substitution  147 
avoid  623 

-  a  wry  face  867 
make  up 

complete  52 
com/pose  54 

-  accounts  811 

-  for  30 

-  matters  952 

-  one's  mind 
judgment  480 
belief  484 
resolve  604 

-  a  quarrel  723 

-  a  sum  809 

-  to  approach  2S6 
address  583 

maker  artificer  690 

{producer  164) 
Maker,  the  -  976 
makeshift 

substitute  147 

excuse  617 
make-weight 

inequality  28 

compensation  30 

completeness  52 
making  of,  be  the  ■ 

utility  644 

goodness  648 

aid  707 
mal  du  pays  833 
mala  fides  940 
malachite  435 
Malacology  SCS 
malade  imaginaire 

887 
maladie  du  pays  833 
maladministration 

6i)9 
maladroit  699 
malady  655 
malaise 

bodily  pain  378 

mentat  pain  828 
malapert  885,  887 
Malaprop,  Mrs.  -  565 
mal  a  propos 

discordant  24 

inopportune  135 
malaria 

unhealthy  6j7 

poison  663 
malconformation  243 
malcontent 

opposition  710 


discontent  832 
male  strong  159 

man  373 
-animal  373 
malediction  908 
malefaction  947 
malefactor  949 
malefic  649 
maleficent  907 

-  being  913 
malevolence  S07 
malfeasance  647 
malformation 

distortion  243 
{ugliness  846) 
malgre  soi  WS 
malice  hate  898 
spite  907 
bear  -  revenge  91C 

-  prepense  907 
malign  bad  649 

malevolent  907 

detract  134 
malignant  649,  907 
malignity 

violence  173 
malinger  'Ai 
malison  f  08 
malkin  653 
mall  walk  189 

club  276 
malleable  soft  324 

{facile  705) 
mallet  276 
mal-odour  401 
malpractice  947 
malt  liquor  298 
maltreat 

injure  649 

aggrieve  830 

molest  907 
malum 

-  prohibitum  925 

-  in  se  923 
malversation 

prodigal  818 

guilt  947 
Mameluke  726 
mamelon  250 
mamma  166 
mammal  366 
mammet  554 
mammiform  250 
mammilla  250 
Mammon  803 
mammoth  192 
man  adult  131 

mankind  372 

male  373 

prepare  673 

workman  690 

servant  l^'^ 

courage  861 

husband  903 
make  a  -  of 

good  648 

brace  861 
Son  of  -  976 
to  a  -  488 
-at-arms  726 

140 


MAN 


MAN 


MAR 


MAR 


one's  -  of  business 

758 
-'s  estate  131 

-  in  office  745 
-of -war  ship  273 

combatant  72G 
-of -war's  man  269 

-  and  wife  903 
manacle 

restraint  751 
fetter  752 
manage  693 

-  to  succeed  731 
manageable 

easy  705 
management 

conduct  692 

skill  698 
manager 

stage  -  599 

directoi-  694 
managery  693 
manche  apres  la  cog- 

nec,  Jeter  le  -  859 
mancipation  751 
mandamns  741 
mandarin  745 
mandate  741 
mandible  298 
mandolin  417 
mandragora  174 
mandrel  312 
manducation  298 
mane  256 
man-eater  361 
manege  riding  266 

eqiiestratian  370 
manes  362 
manet:  -  alta  meiite 

repostum 

memory  505 

-  cicatrix 
revenge  919 

manful  strong  159 

resolute  604 

brave  861 
manger  191 
manger: 

cela  se  laisse  -  394 
-son  ble  en   herbe 

818 
mangle 

separate  44 

smooth  255 

injure  659 
mangy  655 
man-hater  911 
manhood  131,  861 
mania  insanity  503 

desire  865 
maniac  504 
manibus  pedibusque 

686 
manicheism  978 
manichord  417 
manie  865 
maniere  855 
manifest 

visible  446 

obvious  525 


(appear  448) 

(intelligible  518) 
manifestation  525 
manifesto  531 
manifold 

midtiform  81 

mxdtitude  102 
manikin  dwarf  193 

image  554 
maniple  103 
manipidate 

handle  379 

vse  677 

conduct  692 
mankind  372 
manly 

adolescent  131 

strong  159 

male  373 

brave  861 
raaxma.  food  396 

-  in  the  wilderness 
aid  707 
pleasing  829 

manner  kind  75 
style  569 
way  627 
conduct  692 
in  a  -  32 

by  all  -  of  means  536 
by  no  -  of  means  602 
to  the  -  born  5 
mannered  579 
mannerism 
special  79 
unconformity  83 
affectation  855 
vanity  880 
mannerly  894 
manners 
breeding  852 
politeness  894 
manoeuvre 
operation  680 
stratagem  702 
(scheme  626) 
manor  780 
lord  of  the  -  779 

-  house  189 
manorial  780 
manse  1000 
mansion  189 
manslaughter  361 
mansuetude  894 
mantelpiece  215 
mantilla  225 
mantle  spread  194 

dress  225 

foam  353 

shade  424 

redden  434 

robes  747 

flush  821,  824 

anger  900 
mantlet  cloak  225 

defence  717 
Maiitology  511 
manual  guide  527 

schoolbook  542 

e>ooA;593 


Of??«ce  695 

-  labour  686 
manubial  793 
manufactory  691 
manufacture  161 
manufacturer  690 
manumission  750 
manure 

agriculture  371 
dirt  653 
aid  707 
manuscript  590 
many  102 
the  -  876 
for  -a  day  110 

-  irons  in  the  fire 
082 

-  men  many  minds 
489 

-  times 
repeated  104 

frequent  136 
many-coloured  440 
many-sided 

multifor-m  81 

sides  236 
many-tongued  532 
map 

information  527 

rejrresentation  554 

-  out  626 
mar  spoil  659 

obstruct  706 
marabout  1000 
maranatha  908 
marasmus 

shrinking  195 

atrophy  655 

deterioration  659 
maraud  791 
marauder  792 
marble  ball  249 

hard  3253 

sculpture  557 

tablet  590 

insensible  823 
marbled  440 
marble-hearted  907 
march  region.  181 

jxAtrney  2G6 

progression  282 

mi/^ec  415 
dead  -  363 
forced  -  684 
on  the  -  264 
steal  ft  - 

advance  280 

go  beyond  303 

deceive  545 

active  C82 

cunning  702 

-  against  716 

-  ot  events  151 

-  of  intellect 
knowledge  490 
improvement  658 

-  off  293 

-  on  a  point  278 

-  past  882 

-  of  time  109 


March,  Ides  of  -  601 
marches  2S3 
marchioness  875 
marc  id  203 
marcor  203 
mare  hai^se  271 

female  374 

-'s  nest  546 

-'s  tail  wind  349 

cloud  353 
marechal  745 
margin  sj)ace  180 

edge  231 

redundance  641 

latitude  748 
margrave 

master  745 

nobility  875 
msa-'inQ  fleet  ^I^Z 

sailor  269 

oceanic  Mi 

soldier  726 
tell  it  to  the  -s  497 

-  painter  559 

-  painting  556 
mariner  269 
Mariolatry  991 
marionnette 

representation  554 

drama  599 
marish  345 
marital  903 
maritime 

navigation  267 

oceanic  341 
mark  degree  26 

teim  71 

take  cognizance  of 
450 

attend  to  457 

indication  550 

record  551 

oftiee^  620 

importance  642 

rf;r?/<6  87'3 
beyond  the  -  303 
leave  one's  -  873 
man  of  - 

repute  873 

rank  875 
near  the  - 197 
overshoot  the  -  699 
put  a  -  upon  457 
save  the  -  870 
up  to  the  - 

enough  639 

good  648 

skill  698 

due  924 
wide  of  the  - 

distant  1S6 

error  495 
within  the  -  304 

-  off  551 

-  out  choose  609 
plan  626 
command  741 

-  of  recognition  894 
~  with  a  red  letter 


141 


MAR 


MAS 


MAS 


MAT 


-time 

chwnometry  114 
halt 'Hob 

-  with  a  white  stone 
931 

marked  \8ee  mark] 

great  31 

affirmed  535 
well-  446 
in  a  -  degree  31 
market  buy  795 

mart  799 
bring  to  -  796 
buy  m  the  cheapest 
Jfcc.-  794 
in  the  - 

offered  763 

barter  794 

sale  796 
rig  the  -  794 

-  garden  371 

-  overt 
manifest  525 
mari7^ 

-  place  street  189 
mart  799 

-  price  812 
marketable  794,  796 
marksman  700 
marksmanship  698 
marl  342 
marmalade  396 
marmot  683 
maroon 

broivn  433 

red  434 
marplot 

bungler  701 

obstacle  706 

malicioi/s  913 
marque,  letters  of  ^ 

791 
marquee  223 
marquetry 

variegated  4A0 
marq^uis  875 
marriage  903 
ill-assorted  -  904 
marriageable 

adolescent  131 

niMle  903 
marrow  essence  5 

interior  221 

central  222 

{meaning  516) 

(importance  642) 
chilftothe-385 
marrow-bones,  on 
one's  - 

submit  725 

i^g'765 

humi>le  879 

«en;i/e  888 

atonement  952 
marrowless  158 
marry  combine  48 

assertion  535 

M'gc^  903 
*■  come  up 

d^flancf  715 


angf^r  900 
cenmre  932 
Mars  722 

-  orange  439 
marsh  M5 
marshal 

arrange  00 
messenger  534 
avxiliary  711 
Q2??c6r  745 

Marshalsea  752 

marsupial  191 

mart  799 

Marte,  suo  - 
exertion  686 
«A:z/^  698 

martello  tower  717 

martial  722 
court-  966 

-  law  severe  739 
compulsoi'y  744 
illegal  964 

-  music  415  ' 
martinet  739 
martingale  752 
Martinmas  998 
martyr 

bodily  pain  378 
mental  pain  828 
ascetic  955 

-  to  disease  655 
martyrdom 

killing  361 
agony  378,  828 
unselfish  942 
punishment  972 
marvel  wonder  870 
prodigy  872 

-  whether  514 
marvellous 

g-rea^  31 

wonderful  870 
deal  in  the  -  549 
Masaniello  742 
masculine 

strong  159 

male  373 
mash  ma;  41 

disorder  59 

«o/i{  324 

semiliquid  352 
mask  <^re*,s  225 

«/iade  424 

concealment  528 

ambush  530 

deceit  545 

«/iie^rf  717 
put  on  the  -  544 
mason  090 
Masorah  985 
masque  599 
masque,  bal  -  840 
masquerade 

concealvfient  528 

deception  545 

frolic  840 

-  dress  530 
mass  quantity  25 

much  31 
wlwle  50 


size  192 

gravity  319 

density  321 

worship  990 

y7te  998 
attend  -  990 
in  the  -  50 

-  book  998 
-of  society  876 

massacre  361 
masse,  en  -  712 
masses,  the  -  876 
massive  huge  192 

heavy  319 

dense  321 
master,  Master 

boy  129 

man  373 

Tcnoiv  490 

understand  518 

/m?'«-  539 

teacher  540 

director  694 

proficient  698,  700 

succeed,  conquer  731 

/■Mfer  745 

possession  777 

possessor  779 

«<;e  877 

eye  of  the  -  693 
hard  -  739 

-  of  Arts  492 

-  one's  feelings  826 

-  hand  700 

-  key  open  200 
instrument  631 

-  mind  sage  500 
2)roficieni  700 

-  passion  820 

-  one's  passions  944 

-  of  the  position  731 

-  of  the  revels  840 

-  of  the  Rolls 
recorder  553 
judge  967 

-  of  self  604 

-  of  the  situation 
success  731 
autluyiity  737 

-  spirit  or  the  age 
sage^j^ 
repute  873 

-  of  one's  time  685 
masterdom  737 
masterpiece 

good  MS 

perfect  650 

skill  698 
master-stroke 

plan  626 

success  731 
mastery 

success  731 

authority  737 
masthead 

punish  972 
mastic  viscid  352 

resin  356a 
masticate  298 


mastiff  366 
mat  supiwrt  215 

woven  219 
matador  361 
match  similar  17 

copy  19 

«(7«<<^  27 

fuel  388 

contest  720 

marriage  903 
matchless 

supreme  33 

virtuous  944 

(!700</  048) 

{perfect  650) 
matchlock  727 
mate  similar  17 

€g'Ma/  27 

auxiliary  711 

master  745 

fiiend  890 

w(/e  903 
check-  732 
mater  :  alma  -  542 

-  familias  166 
Materia  Medica  662 
material 

substance  316 
«^w2f635 
important  642 

-  for  thought  454 

-  point  32 
materialism 

matter  316 

heterodoxy  984 

irreligion  989 
materiality  318 
materials  635 
materiel  633 
maternal 

parental  166 

benevolent  906 

-  love  897 
maternity  166 
mathematical 

precise  494 

-  point  193 
Mathematics  25 
Mathesis  25 
matin  125 
matinee  892 
matins  990 
matrass  191 
matriculation  539 
matrimony 

mixture  41 

wedlock  903 
matrix  mould  22 

workshop  691 
matron  woman  374 

married  90:3 
matronly  a^e  128 

adolescent  131 
matross  726 
matter  substance  3 

material  world  316 

^o/;ic  454 

Wiea??mg'516 

business  625 

importance  642 

143 


MAT 


MEA 


MED 


MEE 


pus  653 
no -460 
what  -  643 
what's  the  - 

curiosity  455 

inquiry  461 

-of  course 

conformity^ 

certain  474 

habitual  613 

-  in  dispute  461 

-  of  fact  event  151 
certainty  474 
truth  494 
artless  703 

dull  &i3 

-  in  hand 
topic  454 
business  625 

-  of  indifference  866 

-  nothing  (543 
mattock  253 
mattress  215 
mature  old  124 

adolescent  131 
conversion  144 
scheme  626 
perfect  650 
improve  658 
prepare  673 

-  thought  451 
maturely 

considered  611 
maturity  [see 

mature] 
bring  to  -  729 
matutinal 

morning  125 

(ear^// 132) 
maudlin 

inactive  683 

sentimental  823 

drunk  959 
maugre  30 
maukin  562 
maul  hammer  276 

A?yr<  649 
maund  basket  191 

mumble  583 
maunder 

diffuse  style  573 
I   mumble  583 

towe«<  839 
mausoleum  363 
mauvais: 

-  gout  851 

-  quart  d'heure  828 

-  sujet  949 

-  ton  851 


-  honte 

affectation  855 
modesty  881 

-  plaisanterie  851 
mauve  437 

maw  191 

mawkish  391 

Mawworm 
deceiver  548 
sham  piety  988 


maxim  496 
maximum 

supreme  35 

summit  210. 
may  be  470 
as  it  -  156 
May-day  840 
May-fly  111 
mayhap  470 
mayor  745 
maypole  206 
May-queen  847 
mazard  298 
maze 

convolution  243 

enigma  533 

difficulty  704 

{igyiorance  491) 
ina- 

uncertaln  475 
mazed  503 
mazurka  840 
me  317 

me  judlee  484 
mea  culpa  950 
mead  jjlain  344 

sweet  396 
meadow  jilaiTv  34'^ 

-  land  371 
meagre  small  32 

incomplete  53 
thin  203 
-  style  575 
scanty  640 
poor  643 

-  diet  956 
meal  repast  298 

jx/wder  330 

mealy-mouthed 

falsehood  544 

serri/e  886 
flattering  93:3 
mean  average  29 

«wo//  32 

middle  68 

signify  51G 

e«?e/irf  620 

conte?nptible&43 

stingy  819 

sAai6w  874 

ignoble  876 

sneaking  886 

&a«e940 

seO?«/i  943 
golden  - 174 
take  the  -  774 

-  nothing  517 

-  parentage  876 

-  wretch  949 
meander 

convolution  2^ 

deviate  279 

circuition  311 

rii'er  348 
meandering 

diffuse  573 
meanest  capacity  409 

intelligible  to  the  - 
518 
meaning  516 


meaningless  517 
means 
apiJvZdTtCc^'  xJoZ 
j/TGj/^Tvy  780 
wealth  803 
by  all  -  602 
by  any  -  632 
by  no  -  536 

-  of  access  627 
meantime  106 
meanwhile  106 
measurable  466 
measure  extent  25 

degree  26 

mbderatimi  174 

music  413 

compute  466 

verse  597 

proceeding  626 

actiwi  680 

ajTiwrtion  786 
angular  -  244 
full  -  639 
';<ai  c  *  -  24j 
without  -  641 

-  of  inclination  217 
measured 

s^ifficient  639 
temperate  953 
measureless  105 
measurement  466 
measures 
have  no  -  with  713 
take -p^a«  626 
pi'epare  673 
conduct  692 

-  of  length  200 
meat  298 

broken  -  645 
Mecaenas 

scholar  492 

fnend  890 
mechanic  690 
mechanical 

automatic  601 

inachinenj  6*3 

-  powers  63:3 
mechanician  690 
mechanism  633 
medal  record  551 

sculpture  557 

palm  733 

decoration  877 
medallion  557 
medallist  700 
meddle  682 
medecin  tant  piB  837 
medecine  expectante 

tcait  133 

remedy  662 
Medes  and  Persians, 
law  of  the  - 

ruleSO 

pei'manent  141 
mediaeval  124 
medisevalism  122 
medial  68 
mediant  413 
medias  res,  in  -  68 


plunge  - 

immerse  300 

plain  language  576 
mediation 

instrumentality  631 

intercession  724 

deprecation  766 

Christ  976 
mediator  711 
Mediator 

Saviour  976 
Medica,  Materia  -  66S 
medical  662 

-  attendant  663 
medicament  662 
medicas*er  548 
medicate 

compound  41 
heal  660 
medicine  662 

-  man  994 
mediety 

middle  68 

{central  222) 
mediis  rebus,  in  -  683 
medio  tutissimus,  in  -' 

864 
mediocritas,  aurea- 

628 
mediocrity 

average  29 

small'ness  32 

imperfect  651 

-  of  fortune  736 
meditate  think  451 

pmpose  620 
mediterranean 

middle  68 

interjacent  228 
medium  mean  29 

middle  68 

atmosphere  227 

colour '^^ 

instrument  631 

>!eer  994 

transparent -425 
medley  mixture  41 

disorder  59 
chance  -  156 
medullary  324 
meed 

apportion  786 

reward  973 
-  of  praise  931 
meek  gentle  826 

/iW7?i6fe  879 
meet  agreement  23 

assenible  72 

tow^A  199 

converge  290 

a/rive  292 

exjiedient  646 

/t///?;  772 

proper  924 

make  both  ends  ^ 

weo/if/i  803 

economy  817 
unable  to  make  botl 
ends  - 

poverty  804 

143 


MEE 


MEN 


MER 


MES 


not  pay  ^^ 
-with  attention  457 

-  one's  death  3G0 

-  the  ear  418 

-  one  at  every  turn 
present  180 
redundant  641 

-  one's  expenses  817 

-  the  eye  446 

-  in  front  861 

-  half  way 
willing  602 
concord  714 
2KiciJication  ?23 
mediation  724 
compromise  774 

friendship  888 
benevolence  906 

-  hand  to  hand  720 

-  one's  wishes 
consent  762 
pleasurable  829 

-  with  event  151 
find  480a 

meetino:  \see  meet] 

junction  43 

hostile  -  720 

place  of  -  74 

meeting-house 

hall  189 

chajyel  1000 
megacosm  318 
megascope,  445 
megatherium  124 
megrims.^^5  315 

inekuic'lioly  837 
3!ein  Herr  877 
meistcr-singer  597 
melancholia 

insanity  503 

dejection.  837 
melancholy 

distressing  830 

dejection  837 
away  with  -  836 
melange  41 
melee  disorder  59 

contention  720 
meliora,  spero  -  858 
meliorate  658 
melius  inquiren- 
dum, ad  -658 
melliferous 

swe-d  396 
mellifluous 

music  ^Vi 

-  language  578 
mellow  old  128 

grow  into  144 

soft  324 

i-ound  413 

colour  428 

imjn'ove  658 

prepare  673 

/i/M//  !)69 
n.3lodiou8  413 
melodist  410 
melodrama  o99 
melody  413 
Melpomene  999 


melt  convert  144 
liquefy  335 
fuse  384 
jWiJy  914 

-  in  the  air  405 
-away 

cease  to  exist  2 
unsubstantial  4 
decrease  36 
disappear  449 
w'asfe  638 

-  the  heart  914 

-  into  one  48 

-  into  tears  839 
member  part  51 

component  56 

councillor  69S 
membrane  204 
meme,  quand  -  708 
memento  505 

-  mori  tomb  363 
mourninq  837 

meminissejuvabit  505 
memoir  594,  595 
memorabilia 

reminiscences  505 

important  642 
memorable  642 
memorandum 

memory  505 

record  551 

-  book  551 
compendium  598 

memorial 

record  551 
memorialist  553 
memorialize  505 
memorials  594 
memoriam,  in  - 
tomb  303 
memory  505 
memory  505 
fame  873 
failing  -  506 
short  -  500 
in  the  -  of  man  122 

-  runneth  not  to 
the  contrary  124 

menace  909 
menage  693 
menagerie 

collection  72 

animals  370 

store  ^m 
mend  668 

-  one"s  manners  894 
mendacity  544 
mendicancy 

begging  765 

poverty  804 
mendicant 

beggar  767 

poor  804 

monk  99G 
menial 

servant  746 

rustic  876 

meniscus  445 

I  mens  sana  502 

-  in  corpore  sane  827 


mens  sibi  conscia 

recti  878 
mensa,  et  thoro, 

separatio  a  -  905 
menstrual  138 
menstruum  335 
mensuration  466 
mental  450 

-  calm  826 

-  excitement  824 

-  pabulum  454 

-  philosophy  450 

-  reservation  528 

-  suffering  728 
menteur  a  triple 

eta^e  548 
mention  527 
above  -ed  104 
not  worth  -ing  643 
mentis  gratissimus 

error  481 
mentor  teacher  540 

adviser  695 
menu  list  86 

food  298 
Mephistopheles  980 
Mephistophelian  945 
me^hiiic  fetid  401 

deleterious  657 
mephitis  663 
meracious  392 
mercantile  794 
mercatoria,  lex  - 

963 
mercaturc  794 
mercenary 

soldier  726 

servant  746 

p)rice  812 

jmrsimonious  819 

selfish  943 
merchandise  798 
merchant  797 
merchantman  273 
merciful  914 
merciless  914a 
mercurial 

rrwbile  264 

quick  274 

excitable  825 
Mercury 

traveller  268 

quick  274 

messenger  534 
mercy  lenity  740 

pity  914 

at  the  -  of 

liable  177 

subject  749 
cry  yon  -  766 
liave  no  -  914a 

-  on  us  I  870 
for  -'s  sake  765 

-  seat  966 
mere  simple  32 

lake  34.3 
trifling  643 

-  nothing 
small  32 
trifle  %^ 


buy  for  a-  nothing 

815 

-  pretext  617 

-  words  477 

-  wreck  659 
merelles  840 
meretricious 

false  495 

vulgar  851 

licentious  961 
merfolk  980 
merge  combine  48 

include  76 

insert  300 

plunge  337 

-  in  56 

-  into  become  144 
merged  228 
meridian 

region  181 
room  125 
summit  210 
light  420 

-  of  life  131 
merit 

goodness  648 
due  924 
virtue  944 
make  a  -  of  884 

-  notice  642 
merito,  e  -  944 
meritorious 

praiseworthy  931 
mermaid 
monster  83 
mythology  979,  980 
mero  motu,  ex  -  600 
merriment 
cheerful  836 
amusement  840 
merry  cheerful  836 
drunk  959 
make  -  sport  840 
make  -  wiih 
wit  842 
ridicule  856 
wish  a  -  Christmas 
&C.  896 

-  and  wise  842 
merry-andrew  844 
merry-go-round  840 
merry-making 

revel  840 

sociality  892 
merry-thought  843 
mersion  337' 
meruit  ferat,  palmam 

qui  -  873 
merveille,  S,-731 
me!?alliancc 

ill-assort ea  24 

marriage  903 
meseems  484 
mesh 

interstices  198 

crossing  219 
meshes  trap  545 

difficuUy  704 
-of  sophistry  477 
mesial  middle  68 

144 


MES 


MID 


MIL 


MIN 


{central  222) 
mesmerism  992 
mesmerist  991 
mesne  lord  779 
mess  mixture  41 

disorder  59 

difficulty  704 

portion  786 
make  a- 

unskUful  699 

fail  733 
message 

intelligence  B.3S 

command  741 
Messalina962 
messenger 

cloucC^i^Z 

envoy  534 

servant  746 

-  balloon  403 
Messiah  976 
messmate  890 
messuage  18T 
metacentre  222 
metachronism  115 
metage  4Ui) 
metagenesis  140 
raeta^raoamatism  561 
metal  635 
metalepsis  521 
Metallurgy  358 
metamorphosis  140 
metaphor 

comjmrison  464 

figure  521 

{analogy  17) 
metaphrase  522 
metaphrast  524 
Metaphysics  450 
metastasis 

change  140 

inversion  218 

displacement  270 
metathesis 

invei^sion  218 

displacement  270 
mete  measure  466 

distribute  786 

-  out  give  784 
metempsychosis  140 
meteor 

heavenly  body  318 

bnninary  423 
meteoric 

?  io/e.'ii  173 

^if/'^f'  420 
Meteorology  338 
Meteoromancy  466 
meter  466 
metheglin  396 
methinks  484 
method  order  58 

way  627 
want  of  -  59 
methodical  60 
Methodist  984 
methodize  (iO 
Methuselah  130 
old  as  - 128 


since  the  days  of- 124 
metis  83 
metonymy  521 
metoposcopy 

front  )iM 

appearance  44 

interpret  5?2 
metre  597 
metrical 

measured  466 

verse  597 
Metrology  466 

fJiiTpOV,  apiCTTOU  — 

moderation  174 

mid-course  628 
metropolis  189 
metropolitan 

archbishop  996 
mettle  spirit  820 

coiii-ageSol 
man  of-  861 

on  one's  - 

resolved  604 
put  on  one's  - 

excite  824 

encourage  861 
mettlesome 

sensitive  822 

excitable  825 

brave  861 
mettre  de  I'eau  dans 

son  vin  VM 
meum  et  tuum  78) 
disregard  distinction 

between  -  791 
mew  moult  226 

cry  412 
-up  751 
mewed  up  229 
mewl  412 
mews  189 
mezzanine  floor 

house  191 

tlieatre  599 
mezzo  rilievo 

convex  250 

sculpture  557 
mezzo  termine 

middle  68 

mid-course  628 

compromise  774 
Mezzofanti  492 
mezzotint  558 
miasm  663 
micacious  204 
Michaelmas  998 
Micomicon  515 
microcosm  193 
micrography  193 
micrometer  193 
microphone  418 
microscope 

little  193 

ojMcs  445 
microscopic  193 
mid  68 
Midas  803 
mid-course  628 
mid -day  \)ib 
midden  653 


middle  -  in  degree  29 

-  in  order  68 

-  in  space  2£2 

-  classes  736 

-  constriction  203 

-  course  628 

-  man  director  694 
agent  758 

-  term  68 
compromise  774 

middle-aged  131 
middlemost  222 
middling  small  32 

imperfect  6c  1 
middy  269 
midge  193 
midland  342 
midnight  night  126 

dark  42] 

-  oil  539 

mid-progress  282 
midriff  middle  C8 

interjacence  •■  28 
midshipman  2.9 
midships  68 
midst  -  in  order  68 

central  2L'2 

interjacent  228 
in  the  -  of 

mixed  with  41 

doing  680 
midsummer  125 
midway  68 
midwife 

instrument  631 

remedy  662 

auxiliary  711 
Midwifery 

production  161 

burgery  662 
mien  448 
miff  900 
might  power  157 

violence  173 

energy  686 
mighty  much  31 

strong  1.-9 

large  192 

haughty  878 
migrate  266 
mikado  745 
milch  cow 

productive  168 

animal  366 

store  636 
mild  moderate  174 

warm  382 

insipid  391 

lenient  740 

ca/??i  826 

courteous  894 
mildew  rfiri  653 

bane  663 
mildewed 

.s/)oi/f'rf  659 
mile  200 
milestone  550 
whistle  jigs  to  a  -  645 
milieu,  juste  - 

moderation  174 


mid-course  628 
militant  722 
military 

warfare  722 

soldiers  726 

-  authorities  745 

-  power  737 

-  time  132 

-  train  726 
militate  against  708 
militia  726 

milk  moderate  174 
semiliqnid  352 
white  430 
mild  740 

-  a  he-goat  into  c 
sieve  471 

flow  with  -  and 

honey  plenty  630 
2)rosperity  734 
pleasant  829 

-  of  human 
kindness  906 

-  the  ram  645 

-  and  water 
weak  160 
insipid  391 
unimportant  643 
imperfect  651 

milk-livered  862 
milksop/oo^  501 

coward  862 
milky  {see  milk] 

semitransnarent  427 

-  way  318 
mill  330 

machine  633 

workshop  691 

fight  720 

like  a  horse  in  a  - 

312 
millennium 

l^eriod  108 

futurity  121 

Utopia  515 

hope  858 
millesimal  99 
millet  seed  193 
milliard  99 
milliner  225 
man  -  854 
millinery  dress  225 

ornament  847 

display  882 
man  -  855 
million  98 

multitude  102 

people  372 

populace  876 
for  the  - 

intelligible  518 

^ff^j/  705 
millionaire  803 
mill-pond /eie^  213 

jwnd  343 

store  &Hi 
mime  player  599 

buffoon  844 
miniic  19 
minacity  909 

145 


MIN 


MIN 


MIS 


MIS 


minaret  206 
niinaiiderie  855 
mince  cut  up  44 

sloii)  275 

/oo</298 

stammer  583 

affected  855 

extenuate  937 

-  the  matter  868 
not  -  the  matter 

affii^m  525 
artless  703 

-  the  truth  544 
mincemeat  of 

make  - 162 
mincing  855 

-  steps  275 
mind  intellect  450 

attend  to  457 

take  care  459 

believe  484 

remember  505 

will  600 

willing  602 

purpose  620 

warning  668 

desire  865 

dislike  867 
bear  in  - 

thought  451 

attention  457 
bit  of  one's  -  527 
food  for  the  -  454 
give  the  -  to  457 
nave  a  -  to 

willing  602 

desire&j5> 
in  the  - 

thought  451 

topic  454 

t^i//i??(7  602 
make  up  one's  - 

opinion  484 

resolve  004 
never  -  neglect  460 

unimpmiant  643 
not -866  • 
out  of  -  506 
Bet  one's  -  upon  604 
speak  one's  - 

/?«?/582 

blunt  703 
to  one's  -  taste  850 

love  897 
willing  -  602 

-  one's  book  539 

-  one's  business 
incw-ious  456 
attentive  457 

-  at  ease  827 
make  one's  -  easy 

826 
-*8  eye  515 

-  what  one  is  about 
864 

minded  willing  602 
intending  020 

mindful 
attentive  4f)7 
memory  ^ilXt 


mindless 

inattentive  458 

imbecile  499 

forgetfyl  506 

insensible  823 
mine  sap  162 

hollow  252 

oi)en  260 

Wrt?'e  545 

storg  636 

abundance  639 

damage  659 

«<tocA;  716 
dig  a  -  2)lan  626 

prepare  673 
spring  a  - 

unexpected  508 

aWocA;  716 

-  of  wealth  803 
miner  252 

sapper  and  -  726 
mmeral  358 

-  oil  356 
Mineralogy  358 
Minerva,  invita 

unwilling  603 
difficult  704 
Minerva  press 

fustian  577 

fiction  594 
mingle  41 
miniature  small  193 

portrait  556 

-  painter  559 
Minie  rifle  727 
minikin  193 
minim  small  32 

music  413 
minimum  s?nall  32 

inferior  34 
minion  899 
minister 

instrumentality  631 

remedy  662 

director  694 

aiciJ  707 

deputy  759 

(7it)6  784 

c/e?'.^?/  996 

^-ito  998 
ministerial 

clerical  995 
ministering  spirit  977 
ministration 

direction  693 

airf  707 

rite  998 
ministry 
direction  693 

aic/  707 

church  995 

clergy  990 
minnesinger  597 
minnow  193 
minor  inferior  34 

ir//a«i  129 

-  key  413 
Minorites  996 
minority /et^  103 

youth  127 


Minos  694 
minotaiir  83 
minster  1000 
minstrel  410 
minstrelsy  415 
mint  mould  22 

workshop  691 

wealth  803 
minuend  38 
minuet  7nusic  415 

dance  840 
minus  ^655  34 

subtracted  38 

absent  187 

deficient  304 

toto-  776 

in  (^e6^  806 

non-payment  808 
minuscula)  561 
minute 

-  irt  degree  32 

-  0/  i;i»ie  108 
instant  113 

-  i/i  A-i^e  193 
record  551 
compendium  596 
{unimportant  643) 

to  the  -  132 

-  account  594 
-attention  457 

minuteness 

care  459 
minutiae  .<ma^;  32 

unimjmtant  643 
minx  malapert  887 

wanton  962 
mirabile 

-  dicta  &c.  870 
mirabilis,  annus  - 

872 
miracle 
exceptional  8:5 
prodigy  872 

-  play  599 
miraculous 

wonderful  ^70 
mirage  443 
mire  653 
mirror  imitate  19 

reflector  445 

perfection  650 

f/tory  873 
hold  up  the  -  525 
hold  tlie  -  up  to 

nature  554 
magic  -  443 
mirth  836 

misacceptation  235 
misadventure 

adversity  735 

{evil  619) 

{failure  732) 
misadvised  699 
misanthropy  911 
misapply 

misinterpret  523 

misuse  679 

mismanage  699 
misapprehend 

mistake  495 


misinierjrret  523 
misappropriate  679 
misarrange  61 
misbecome  925 
misbegotten 

crooked  243 

vicious  945 
misbehave 

vulgar  851 

vice  945 
misbehaviour 

discourtesy  895 

<7^rt/;^  947 
misbelief  485 
misbeliever  487 
miscalculate 

misjudge  481 

err  495 

disap]X)int  509 
miscall  565 
miscarry  732 
miscellany 

mixture  41 

collection  72 

generality  78 
mischance  m^  619 

misfoi'tune  735 

{failure  732) 
mischief  619 
do  -  649 
make  -  649 
mischief-maker 

evil-doer  913 

Avjaie  941 
miscible  41 
miscite  544 
miscompute 

misjudge  481 

mistake  495 
misconceive 

mistake  495 

misinteipret  523 
misconduct 

bungling  699 

g-wiW  947 
-  oneself  945 
misconjecture  481 
misconstrue  523 
miscori-ect  5;i8 
miscount  495 
miscreance  485 
miscreant  949 
miscreated  94i 
misdate  115 
misdeed  947 
misdemean  945 
misdemeanant  943 
misdemeanour  947 
misdevotion  988 
misdirect 

misteach  538 

unskilful  699 
misdo  945 
misdoing  947 
misdoubt  485 
mise  en  scene 

appearance  448 

drama  599 

display  882 
misemploy  679 

146 


MIS 


MIS 


MNE 


MOD 


miser  819 

miserabile  dictu  839 
miserable  small  32 

contemptible  943 

vnhappy  828 
miserably  very  31 
miserere,  sing  -  950 
misericordiam, 
argumentiim  ad  - 
914 
miseries  of  human 

life   828 
miseris  succurrere 

disco  914 
miserly  819 
misery  828 
put  out  of  one's  - 

914 
misestimate 

misjudge  481 

{mistake  495) 
misfeasance 

bungling  699 

gvilt  947 
misfortune 

adversity  735 

unhapinness  830 

{fivil  619) 

{failure  732) 
misgiving 

flJo«W485 

fear  860 
misgovern  699 
misguide  error  495 

misteaching  538 
misguided  699 
mishap  etil  619 

failure  732 

misfortune  735 

■painful  830 
Mishna  985 
misinform  538 
misinformed  491 
misinstruct  538 
misintelligence  538 
misinterpretation  523 
misjoined  24 
mis  judgment 

sophistry  477 

misjudge  481 

{eiror  495) 
mislay  derange  61 

lose  776 
mislead  €77W  495 

mis  teach  538 

deceive  545 
mishke  867 
mismanage  699 
mismatch 

difference  15 

disagreefnent  24 
misname  565 
misnomer  565 
misogamist 

celibacy  904 

misantlirojry  911 
misogyny  904 
mispersuasion  538 
misplace 

derange  61 


misplaced 
intrusive  24 
vnconfonnable  83 
disjykiced  185 
{diso7'de>' 59)  , 

misprint  495 

misprision 
concealment  528 
gfttt/^  947 

-  of  treason  742 
misprize 

underrate  483 

disres])ect  929 
mispronounce  583 
misproportioned 

distortion  243 

w{7/y  846 
misquote  544 
misreckon 

misjudge  481 

mistake  495 
misrelation  10 
raisrelish867 
misreport  6'?r  495 

falsify  544 
misrepresent 

misinte7pret  523 

misieach  538 

/ie  544 
mi  srepresentation 

555 

tin  truth  546 
misrule 

miscandvct  699 

toa•^<^/  738 
Lord  of  -  701 
miss  (/ir/ 129 

neglect  460 

€7?w  495 

vnintefligible  tild 

fail  732 

/ose  776 

tt'0?j<  865 

courtesan  962 

-  one's  aim  732 

-  fire  732 

-  stays  304 

-  one's  way 
vncertaiu  475 
unskilful  699 

missa  cantata  998 
missal  998 
missay  neology  5G3 

stammering  583 
missend  699 
misshapen 

distorted  243 

?/g'/y  846 
missile  727 
missing 

non-existent  2 

a6^6«<  187 

disajipear  449 
mission 

business  625 

commission  755 
missionary 

teacher  540 

clergyman  996 
missive  592 


misspell  523 
misspend  818 
misstate 

mistake  495 

falsify  544 
misstatement 

€r?w  495 

untruth  546 
mist  c/wrf  353 

(?a?  ^  424 

(rfim  422) 
in  a  -  528 
seen  through  a  -  519 

-  8  of  error  495 

-  before  the  eyes  443 
mistake  errw  495 

misconstrue  523 

mmnanage  699 

failure  732 

never  was  a  greater 

-536 
misteaching  538 
mister  373 
misterm  565 
misthink  481 
mistime  135 
mistral  349 
mistranslate  523 
mistress  lady  374 

master  745 

possessor  779 

concubine  962 
mistrust  485 
misty  [see  mist] 

opaque  426 
misunderstand 

misinteipi'et  523 
misunderstanding 

eiroi'  495 

discoi'd  713 
misuse  679 
mite  tnt  32 

sma//  193 

7«w«6y  800 
Mithridate662 
mitigate  abate  174 

im^>?vre  658 

relieve  834 

(ca^m  826) 
mitigation 
[see  mitigate] 

extenuation  937 
mitraiile  727 
mitrailleur  727 
mitre  junction  43 

a//j7/e  244 

c;'OZf;/i  999 
mitten  225 
mittimus  741 
mix  41 

-  oneself  up  with 
meddle  682 
cooperate  709 

mixen  653 
mixture  41 
mere  - 
disorder  59 
mizzle  348 
mnemonics  505 
Mnemosyne  505 


moan  cry  41 1 

lam£nt  8:39 
moat  enclosure  232 

ditch  259 

canal  350 

defence  717 
mob  C7wyrf  72 

vulgar  876 

^MSf'^e  929 

«co/rf  932 
king  -  876 
-cap  225 

-  law 

authoi'ity  737 
illegality  964 

mobile 

inconstant  149 

movable  264 

.<e//iS-i/2t'eK2 
mobility,  the -876 
mobilize  264 

-  troops  722 
mobocracy  737 
mocassin  225 
mock 

imitate  17,  19 
repeat  104 
envneous  495 
deceptive  545 
cA«cA/e  &38 
ridicule  856 
disrespect  929 

-  danger  861 

-  modesty  855 
mockery 

\see  mock] 
unsubi^tantiali. 
solemn  -  882 

-  delusion  and 
snare 

sophistry  477 

deception  545 
mocking-bird  19 
modal  6,  7,  8 
mode  state  t 

music  413 

habit  613 

method  627 

fashion  852 

-  of  expression  5C9 
mode,  i  la  -  852 
model  cc>;>y  21 

prototype  22 
r?//c80 
fO7m240 
repi'esentation  554 
sculpture  557 
perfection  6r0 
!700(/  man  948 
new  -  658 

-  after  19 

-  condition  80 
modeller  55» 
moderate 

small  32 
allay  174 
slow  275 
sufficient  639 
r^eo?)  815 
temperate  953 

147 


MOD 


MON 


MON 


MOO 


-  circnmstances 
mediocrity  73G 

moderately 

imitevfecl  651 
moderation  \see 

moderate]  174 

inexcitability  826 
moderato  music  Alb 
moderator  174 

lamp  423 

director  694 

mediator  724 
modern  V<Z 
modest  small  2,2 
modesty 

humility  881 
,    jnn'ity  960 
mock  -  855 
modicum  little  32 

allotment  786 
modification 

difference  15 

sanation  20a 

change  140 

qualification  469 
modish  852 
modulation 

change  140 

music  413 
module  22 
modulus  84 
modus:  -  operandi 

method  627 

conduct  692 

-  in  rebus  174 
mogul  745 
Mohammedan  984 
Mohawk 

swaggerer  887 

evil-doer  913 
tnoider 

inattention  458 

uncertain  475 
moiety  91 
moil  ac^ei;^  682 

exertion  686 
moisture  ti^ei  337 

/«<mkZ339 
mokes  219 
molasses  396 
mole  mound  206 

jyromiuence  250 

r6/w<7e  666 

defence  717 

*;;o<  848 
molecular  32 
molecule  193 
molehilUi^^  193 

lo7v  207 
'    trifling  643 
'molest  trouble  SSO 
molestation 

damage  643 

malerolence  907 
mollah'fwrig'g  967 

;>riesf996 
mollia  tempera  134 

-  fandi  588 
mollify  allay  174 

soften  824 


{mental  calm  826) 
mollusk  3G6 
mollycoddle  158 
Moloch 

slaughter  361 

rfemoy?.  980 

heathen  deity  986 
molten 

liquefied  384 

(/iea^ec;  335) 
moment 

-o/i;m6ll3 

importance  642 
for  the -111 
lose  not  a  -  684 
not  have  a  -  682 
on  the  spur  of  the  - 

612 
momentum  276 
Momus  838 
monachism  995 
monad  193 
monarch  745 
monarchy  737 
monastery  1000 
monastic  995 
monetary  800 

-  arithmetic  811 
money  800 

wealth  803 
bad  -  800 
command  of  -  803 
for  one's  -  609 
made  of  -  803 
make  -  775 
raise  -  788 
save  -  817 
throw  away 
one's  -  H18 

-  burning  one's 
pocket  81.S 

-  coming  in  810 
-down  807 

-  going  out  809 

-  market  SCO 

-  matters  811 

-  paid  809 
-'s  worth 

useful  CM 

price  812 

cheap  815 . 
money-bag  802 
money-broker  797 
money-changer 

merchant  797 

treasurer  801 
moneyed  803 
money  er  797 
money-grubbing  775 
moneyless  «04 
monger  797 
mongrel  mixture  41 

anomalous  83 

dog  366 

base  949 
moniliform  249 
monition 

information  527 

warning  (-68 

{advice  61.5) 


monitor  oracle  513 
pupil-teacher  540 
director  694 
adviser  695 
war-ship  726 
inward  -  926 

monitory 
prediction  511 
dissuasion  616 
zvarning  668 

monk  996 

monkey 
imitative  19 
catapult  276 
ridiculous  857 
play  the  -  490 

-  trick 

absurdity  497 
sport  840 

-  up  900 
monkhood  995 
monkish  Lat  in  563 
monochord  417 
monochrome 

no  colour  429 

painting  55G 
monoculous  413 
monodrame  599 
monody  poem  597 

lament  8o9 
monogamist  904 
monogamy  '.03 
monogram 

cipher  533 

diagram  554 

letter  561 
monograph 

writing  590 

description  594 
monolith  551 
monolithic  983a 
monologue 

soliloquy  589 

drama  599 
monomachy  720 
monomania 

insanity  503 

obstinacy  606 
monomaniac  504 
monopolist  t/43 
monopoly 

restraint  751 

jMssession  777 
monostich  572 
monosyllable  501 
monoiheism  983 
monotonouB 

vnifonn  16 

equal  27 

repetition  104 

permanent  141 

-  style  575 

iveary/  841 

dull  843 
monsoon  349 
monster 

exception  ""S 

large  V.'Z 

ugly  f  46 

prodigy  872 


evil-doer  913 

ruffian  949 
monstrosity 
[see  monster] 

distortion  243 
monstrous 

excessive  31 

exceptional  8c.' 

huge  192 

vgly  846 

vulgar  851 

ridiculous  S.'S 

wonderful  87i> 
mont  de  piete  787 
montagne  Kusse 

c<;/o;;<?  217 

5po?'(;  840 
Montgolfier  273 
month  108 
monthly  138 

-  nurse  662 
monticle  206 
monument  tall  206 

tomb  363 

record  551 
monumentum  aere 

perrnnius  733 
moo4]2 
mood  nature  5 

state  7 

change  140 

tendency  176 

tvillingness  G02 

temper  820 
moods  and  tenses 

difference  15 

variation  20a 
moody /wnoMS  825 

«arf  837 

si/^/^en  901a 
moodish 

rude  895 

i?'a«d  6/^901 
moon  changes  149 

wo?'W  ;n8 

bay  the  -  645 
jump  over  the  -  308 
man  in  the  -  515 

-  of  green  cheese 
credulity  486 

moonbeam 

light  42J 

dim  4S?2 
mooncalf  POl 
moon-eyed  443 
moonshee 

learned  man  493 

teacher  5 10 
moonshine 

unsubstantial  4 

dim  422 

absurdity  497 

vn7neaning  617 

untrue  546 

ca'cw^e  617 
moonstruck 

iwsa;ie503 

wonder  870 
moor/a.</'(  w  48 

o;?fn  ^/>a<?f  180 

148 


MOO 


MOR 


MOT 


MOU 


locate  184 

highland  206 

plain  344 
Moore,  Old  -  513 
moored  ./?/7«  150 
moorings 

connection  45 

location  184 
moorish  murt^hy  345 
moorland  180,  :i06 
moot  inqnireiiil 

argjie  470 

-  point  tojnc  454 
question  461 

mooted 

supposed  514 
mop  i)5;;i 
mope  837 
mope-eyed  443 
moppet  899 
mopsy  962 
mopus  d7'eamer  515 

drone  683 

money  800 

5arf  837 
mora  nee  requies, 

nee  -  683 
moral  judgment  480 

maxim  496 

duty  926 
•?;M'ii/02<s944 
point  a  -  537 

-  certainty  474 

-  courage  604 

-  education  537 

-  obligation  926 

-  support  707 
-tuition  537 

turpitude  940 
Moral  Philosophy 

mind  450 

duty  926 
moralize  476 
morals  duty  926 

vi7-tue  944 
morass  345 
morb:d  055 
morbific  657 
mordacity  907 
mordant  keen  171 

pungent  392 

colour  428 
more  superior  33 

added  37 

-  than  enough  r41 

-  than  flesh  and 
blood  can  bear  830 

-  last  words  65 

-  or  less 
Quantity  25 
small  32 
inexact  495 

-  than  a  match  for 
superior  33 
strong  159 

-  than  meets  the  eye 
526 

-  than  one  100 
more : 


-ma jorum  82 
-solito 

confoinnaUe  S2 

habituuHJVd 

-  suo  613 
moreoAcr  37 
mores,  O  -  932 
Moi-gana.  Fata  -  423 
morganatic  marriage 

903 
morgue  3G3 

-  litteraire  569 
mori,  memento  -  363 
moribund 

dying  360 

sick  655 
morient  360 
morion  225 
morisco  840 
mormo  860 
Mormon  984 
Mormonism 

polygamy  903 

lieterodoxy  984 
morning  125 

-  dress  225 

-  noon  and  night 
diuturnal 110 
frequent  136 

-  star  977 
morose  mde  895 

sidky  901rt 
Morpheus  OSi 
morphew  653 
Morphology 

form  240 

zoology  308 
morra  840 
morris, 

nine  men's  -  8-10 
morris-dance  840 
morrow  121 
morsel  small  32 

portion  51 

food  298 
mors  aux  dents, 

prendre le  -  719 
mort,  guerre  a  -  722 
mortal 

transient  111 

fatal  361 

man  372 

wearisome  Ml 

-  antipathy  867 

-  blow  619 

-  coil  362 

-  funk  860 

-  remains  362 

-  sin  947 
mortality 

ecanescence  111 

death  360 

mankind  ^72 
bills  of  -  360 
mortar  cement  45 

pulverizer  330 

cannon  727 
mortem,  post  -  560,363 
mortgage 

security  771 


lend  787 

sale  796 

credit  80S 
mortgagee 

possessor  779 

a-editor  805 
mortgagor 

2)ossessor  779 

debtor  808 
mortiferous  fatal  361 

{unhealthy  657) 
mortification 

disease  655 

pain  828 

vexation  830 

discontent  832 

humiliation  879 

asceticism  955 
mortise  tmite  43 

intersect  219 

interjacence  228 
mortmain  7^8 
in  -  781 
mortuary  death  360 

interrn^ntd^'i 
mosaic  mixture  41 

midtiform  81 

tanegation  440 

jjainting  556 
Moslem  984 
mosque  1000 
moss  tuftii^Q 

marsh  345 

xegetution  367 
moss-grown  659 
moss-trooper 
fighter  726 

^Aie/792 
most  31 
at -32 
make  the  -  of 

over-estimate  482 

exaggerate  549 

improve  658 

use  677 

s^i^;  698 
the  -  33 

-  often  136 
for  the  -  part 

generally  78 
habit^-6 
make  the  -  of  one's 

time  682 
mot  496 

-  d'enigrae  522 

-  du  guet  550 
-a  mot  19 

-  d'ordre  741 

-  de  passe  550 

-  pour  rire  842 
mote  small  32 

light  320 

-  in  the  eye 
dim-sighted  443 
misjudging  481 

motet  990 

moth  bane  663 

moth-eaten 
unclean  653 
deteriorated  659 


mother  parent  166 
mould  653 
-of-pearl  440 

-  tongue  5G0 

-  wit  498 
motherly  love  8d7 

kind  90G 
motion 

change  of  place  264 

topic  454 

plan  626 

proposal  7'63 

request  765 
make  a  -  763 
put  in  -  284 
put  oneself  in -680 
set  in  -  677 

-  downwards  306 

-  from 
recession  287 
repulsion  289 

-  into  ingress  394 
reception  296 

-  out  of  295 

-  through  302 

-  towards 
approach  286 
attraction  288 

-  upwards  305 
motionless  265 
motive  615 

absence  of  -  615a 

-  power  264 
motley 

mulliforni  81 

vanegated  440 
wearer  of  the  -  844 
motory  264 
mottled  440 
motto  macdm  496 

device  550 

l)hrase-5V)Q 
motu :  ex  mero  -  7-/' 
suo  -  000 
mouchard  527 
mould  condition  7 

matrix  22 

convert  144 

form  240 

structure  329 

earth  342 

vegetation  367 

model  554 

carve  557 

decay  653 

turn  to  account  ij"^^ 
moulded  820 
-on  19 
moulder  decay  653 

deteriorate  659 
moulding  847 
mouldy  653,  659 

(fetid  401) 
moulin: 
se  battre  contre 

des  -s  645 
-  a  paroles  584 
moult  226 
mound  large  192 

hill  20^ 

149 


MOTJ 


MUC 


MUG 


MUM 


defence  717 
mount  Az/;  206 
ascend  305 
raise  307 
display  882 

-  guard  care  459 
safety  664 

-  up  to  money  800 
^jHce  812 

mountain  large  192 
7^^/^  206 
■weight  319 

-  in  labour 
waste  638 

make  -s  of  mole- 
hills 482 

-  brought  forth 
mouse 

disaj/jmnt  509 
mountaineer  268 
mountainous  206 
mountebank 
q^iack  548 
drama  599 
buffoon  844 
mounted  rifles  726 
mourn  grieve  828 

lament  839 
mournful 
afflicting  830 
«flo?  837 
lamentable  839 
mourning  c^re^s  225 
in-Wacl-431 
lament  839 
mouse  /i^^/e  193 
search  461 
mountain  brought 

forth -509 
nota- stirring  265 
mouse-coloured  432 
mousehole  260 
mousetrap  545 
n.ousseux  353 
rxcustache  256 
mouth  entrance  66 
receptacle  191 
brink 'H^l 
vpemng  260 
eat  298 
estuary  343 
enunciate  580 
<^?"flt^;  583 
deep  -ed 
resonant  408 
6«rA-  412 

down  in  the  -  879 
make  -s  929 
open  one's  -  582 
6top  one's  -  581 
word  of  -  582 

-  honour 
falsehood  544 
show  mi 
flattery  9a3 

pass  from  -  to 
mouth  5;jl 

-  watering  865 
monthful 

guantity  25 


small  32 

food  298 
mouthpiece 

speaker  534 

information  527 

speech  582 
mouthy  si^jle  577 
moutoiine  250 
moutons,  revenons 

a  nos  -  660 
movable  motion.  264 

transference  2?0 
movables  780 
move  begin  66 

motion  264 

jtropose  514 

induce  615 

undertake  676 

«(?i!  680 

o/f^r  763 

garci^'e  824 
good  -  626 
on  the  -  293 

-  forward  282 

-  from  287 

-  in  a  groove  82 

-  heaven  and  earth 
686 

-  off  293 

-  onjn'ogress^'i 
activity  682 

-out  of  295 

-  quickly  274 

-  slowly  275 

-  to  894 
moveless  265 
movement 

motion  264 

music  415 

action  680 

activity  682 
moved  with  821 
mover  164 
moving,  keep  -  682 
mow  shm^ten  201 

smooth  255 

agriculture  S71 

stare  636 
-down 

destroy  162 
moxa384 
M.P.  696 
Mr.  man  373 

gentleman  877 
Mrs,  374 
M.S. 590 
much  31 
make  -  of 

important  642 

friends  888 

love  897 

endearment  902  • 

approval  931 
not  say -for  932 
think  -  of 

respect  928 

approbation  931 

-  ado  exertion  686 
difficulty  704 

r  -  ado  about  nothing 


over-estimate  482 
exaggerate  C49 
unimpoi'tant  643 
unskilful  699 

-  cry  and  little  wool 
884 

-  the  same 
identity _  13 
similarity  17 
equcJity  27 

-  speaking  58-* 
mucid 

semiliquid  352 

unclean  653 
mucilage  352 
muck  653 
run  a  -  kill  361 

attack  716 

excitement  825 
muckle  31 
muckworm 

miser  819 

low-born  876 
mucor  653 
mucosity  352 
mucronate  253 
muculent  352 
mud  marsh  345 

semiliquid  352 

c?i?7;  653 
clear  as  -  519 
stick  in  tb'j  -  704 
muddle  diswder  59 

derange  61 

inattention  458 

absurd  497 

-  one's  brains  475 
muddled  959 
muddle-headed  ^99 
muddy  moist  339 

c?m422 

opaque  426 

colour  429 

stupid  499 
mudlark  rfi?/?/  653 

commonalty  876 
muezzin  996 
muff  incapable  158 

c?res«  225 

bungler  701 
mufile  ?«;ra2;  225 

5iiew<  403 

conceal  528 

voiceless  581 

stammer  583 
nauffled/rtinMOS 

to^6n^  526 

-  drums 
funeral  363 
non-resonance  40Ga 

muffler  ffr^SA-  ?C5 
mufti  undress  225 

j*wt?g'«  s*67 

;>?-k*<  996 
mug  CM/)  191 

/ac'g  2;M 

/xj^ery  384 
mug-house  189 
muggy  mmst  339 

cflrn  422 


opaqxie  426 
mugient  412 
mulatto 

mixture  41 

exception  83 
mulct  sfea^  791 

/?«e  974 
mule  mongrel  &3 

beast  of 'burden  27, 

obstinate  006 
muleteer  694 
muliebrity  374 
mull 

prominence  250 

stueeten  396 
mullion  215 
multifarious " 

irrelevant  10 

diverse  16a 

multifm-m  81 
multifid 

divided  51 
multifold  81 
multiformity  81 
multieenerous  81 
multilateral  swto  236 

angles  244 
multilocular  191 
multiloqueuce 

speech  582 

loquacity  584 
multinomial  102 
multiparous  1C8 
multipartite  44 
multiijle 

product  84 

numerous  102 
multiplicand  84 
multiplication 

arithmetic  85 

rnultitudc  102 

reproduction  163 

productireness  ^68 
multiplicator  84 
multiplicity  102 
multiplier  84 
multipotent  157 
multisonous  404 
multitude 

number  102 

{assemblage  72) 
the  -  876 

multum  in  psrvo  .56 
multure  3;^0 
mum  mv^e  5S1 

taciturn  585 
mumble  cA(?ii;  293 

mutter  583 
Mumbo  Jumbo 

^0(/  979 

.«.7>^//  903 
mummer  599 
mummery 

absurdity  497 

imposture  545 

masquerade  840 
parade  882 

(ridicule  856) 
mummify  363 
mummy  </?'?/  340 

150 


MUM 


MUT 


MYS 


NAP 


beat  to  a  -  972 
mump  mutter  583 

mumper 

beggar  767 

pauper  804 
mumpish  5fl6?  837 
mumps 

dejection  837 

sullen  ness  901a 
munch  298 
Munchausen  549 
mundane 

world  318 

selfish  943 

irreligious  989 
mundation  652 
mundivagant  266 
munerary  973 
munerate  973 
municipal  965 
munificent  816 
muniment 

record  551 

defence  717 

security  771 
munition 

mate7-ials  635 

defence  717 
mural  717 
murder  361 
-  the  King's  English 

solecism  568 

staminenng  583 
the  -  is  out  529 
murderer  361 
muricated  253 
murky  dark  421 

opaque  426 

Nack'^l 

gloomy  837 
murmur 

purl  348 

sound  405 

complain  839 
murrain  655 
Murray  ^/-flt'e?  266 

Lindley  -  542 
murrey  431 
murrion  225 
mus,  nascitur  ridicu- 
lus  - 

disappoint  509 

unimportant  643 
muscadine  400 
muscle  159 
muscular  159 
muse  451 

{and  see  musing] 

Muse  poetry  597 

historic  -  594 

unlettered  -  579 

Muses,  the  -  416 

museum 

collection  73 

stoi^e  636 
mushroom  new  123 

fungus  367 

upstart  734 


Unc-born  876 
spring  up  like  -s 

163 
muftic  415 
set  to  -  416 

-  of  the  spheres 
ordei'  58 
universe  318 

musical  413,  415,  416 
-ear 

musician  416 
hearing  418 

-  instruments  417 

-  note  413 

-  voice  580 
music-hall 

playhouse  599 
amusement  840 

musician  416 

musing 
thought  451 

-  on  other  things  458 
musk  400 

musket  727 
shoulder  a  -  722 
musketeer  726 
musketry  727 
muslin 
semi-transpai^en  t 
427 
musnud 
support  215 
council  696 
sceptre  747 
Mussulman  984 
must  necessity  601 
mucor&5^ 
compulsion  744 
it  -  follow  478 
I  -  say  535 
mustard 
pungent  392 
condiment  393 
after  meat  - 135 
mustard-seed  193 
muster  collect  ?2 
numeration  85 
pass  -  639 
not  pass  -  651 

-  "ourage  861 
muster-roll  list  86 

{record  551) 
musty  smelling  401 

/ay/653 
mutable 

changeable  149 

(iri'esolute  605) 
mutation  140 
mutatis  mutandis 

coJTelation  12 

change  140 

interchange  148 
mutato  nomine  de  te 
&c. 

2)arable  521 

retaliation  718 
mnte  funeral  363 

silent  4i^ 

sordine  417 

letter  mi 


speechless  ^1 

taciturn  585 

dramatis  jyersona 
599 
deaf  -  419 
render  -  581 
mutilate 

retrench  38 

deform  241 

injure  659 
mutilated 

incomplete  53 
mutilation 

evil  619 
mutineer  742 
mutiny 

disobedience  742 

(resistance  719) 
mutter 

faint  sound  405 

imperfect  speech  583 

grunible  839 

threaten  909 
mutual 

correlative  12 

interchange  148 
muzzle 

powerless  158 

edge  231 

opening  260 

if|/6«ce  403 

render  speechless 
581 

restrain  751 

gfagf  752 
muzzle-loader  727 
muzzy 

confused  458 

i;i  liquor  959 
my  :  all  -  eye  546 
-  stars  !  870 
Mycology  369 
mynheer  877 
Myology  329 
Myomancy  511 
myopia  4^ 
myriad 

ten  thousand  98 

multitude  102 
myrmidon  726 
myrrh  400 
myrtle  897 
myself  /  79 

'immatet  iality  Zn 
mysterious 

invisible  447 

obscure  519 

concealed  528 
mystery 

\_see  mysterious] 

latency  526 

secret  533 

play  599 

craft  625 
mystic 

uncertain  475 

obscure  519 

concealed  528 

sorcery  99i 
mjstit J  falsify  477 


A^-*e  528 

mioteach  538 

deceive  545 
myth/am?y  515 

untruth  546 
Mythology 
'  ^0(^5  979 

heathen  984 

N 

nab  deceive  545 

sdee  789 
Nabob  master  741 

wealthy  H03 
nacreous  440 
nadir  211 
nag  Aor«e  271 

quarrel  713 
nager  entre  deux 

eaux  607 
Naiad  oc^a/i  341 

mythology  979 
nail/as^e«,  43 

fastening  45 

measure  of  lengti 
200 

»6g'214 

Aar(^  -323 

retain  781 

on  the  - 

present  118 

p«.y  807 
hit  the  right  -  on 
the  head 

discover  430a 

^M/  698 
naivete  703 
naked  denuded  226 

manifest  525 

-  eye  441 
-fact  151 

-  sword  727 
-truth  494 

namby-pamby 

trifling  64;^ 

affected  855 
name 

indication  550 

appellation  564 

appoint  755 

celebrity  873 
assume  a  -  565 
call  -s 

disrespect  929 

disapprobation  931 
fair  -  873 
good  -  873 
m  the  -  of  aid  707 

authority  737 

d7^e  924 
nameless 

anonymous  565 

obscure  874 
namely  special  79 

interpretation  522 
namesake  564 
Nana  Sahib  949 
Nanny-goat  374 
nap  do«;«  256 

151 


NAP 


NAU 


NEC 


NEa 


texture  829 

natura  il  fece  e  pel 

navai  267 

necessaries  630 

8le:r>  683 

ropps  la  stampa  87 

-  authorities  745 

necessarily 

Dape  'back  235 

naturfe,  vis  medica- 

-  engagement  720 

cause  and  effect  154 

Is'apier's  bones  85 

trix  -  6G2 

-  forces  7-26 

necessitate  G;JO 

napkin  ("52 

natural  intrinsic  5 

nave  middle  68 

necessity /«/t  601 

buried  in  a  -  460 

musical  note  413 

cent7'e  222 

requirement  630 

lay  up  in  a  -  678 

true  494 

church  1000 

compidsion  744 
indigence  804 

napless  2'it) 

fool  501 

navel  middle  68 

Napoleon  cards  840 

-  style  578 

centre  222 

make  a  virtue  of - 

napping 

s2yonta?ieoiis  621 

navigation  267 

698 

inattentive  Am 

not  i^repared  67i 
artless  703 

navigator  269 

neck 

inexpectant  508 

navvy  piotieer  673 

contraction  195 

dull  843 

-  course  of  things 

labourer  690 

narrow  203 

nappy  frothy  353 

613 

navy  shij)s  273 

break  one's  -  360 

tipsy  959 

-death  death SGO 

fighters  726 

-  and  crop 
completely  52 

Narcissus  845 

completion  729 

nay  536 

narcotic 

-  meaning  516 

-  order  of  things  82 

-  rather  14 

turn  out  -  297 

■unhealthy  657 

Nazarene  989 

-  of  land  342 

remedy  662 

-  state  80 

ne  plus  ultra 

-  and  neck  27 

(Jarf649) 

-  turn  820 

supi^eme  33 

-  or  nothing 

narration  594 

Natural, -History  357 

complete  52 

resolute  604 

narrow 

-  Philosophy  316 

distance  196 

ra^h  863 

contract  195 

-  Theology  983 

summit  210 

neckcloth  225 

^/«m203 

naturalist  ;^57 

Vi:mU  233 

necklace 

-  end  of  the  wedge 

naturalization 

perfection  650 

circle  247 

66 

conformity  82 

completion  729 

oimament  847 

-  escape  671 

conversion  144 

neaf  781 

necks  980 

-  house  363 

location  184 

neap 

necrology 

-  means  804 

naturalize 

win^  down  195 
?07tf  207 

obituary  360 

-  search  40 1 

habit  613 

biography  594 

narrow-minded 

naturalized 

near  like  17 

necromancer  994 

biqoted  481 

inhabitant  188 

-  f«.  ^/)ace  197 

necromancy  992 

selfish  943 

naturally  154 

-  in  time  121 

necropsy  363 

narrowness  203 

nature  essence  5 

soon  132 

necroscopic  363 

nasal  accent  583 

rule  80 

impending  152 

nectar 

nascent  66 

tendency  176 

approach  286 

savomy  394 

nascitur:  -ridiculus 

u'orld  318 

«<iw{7?/  819 

szveet  396 

mus509 

reality  494 

bring  -  17 

need  necessity  601 

-  a  soclis  82 

artlessness  703 

draw  - 197 

requirement  630 

naso,  omnia  suspen- 

affections  820 

come  -  286 

insufficiency  640 

dens  -  868 

animated  -  357 

-  one's  end  360 

indigence  804 

nasty 

organized  -  357 

-  at  hand  132 

desire  865 

vnsavoury  395 

second  -  013 

-  the  mark  32 

friend  in  -  711 

foul  653 

state  of  - 

-  run  32 

m  one's  utmost  - 

offensive  830 

naked  226 

-  side  239 

735 

cheap  and  -  815 

raw  674 

-  sight  443 

needful 

nata.  pro  re  -  770 
natal  Mrth  66 

in  -'s  garb  226 

-  the  truth  480a 

necessary  601 

naught  nothing  4 

-  upon  32 
sail-  the  wind 

requisite  630 

indiqe?wus  188 

zero  101 

money  800 

natation  267 

bring  to  -  732 

skilf%dm6 

do  the  -  pay  807 

nathless  30 

set  at  - 

rash  863 

needle  shaip  253 

nation  ;^72 

make  light  of  483 

nearly  32 

j)erf orator  262 

national  372 

opposition  '508 
disobey  742 

-all  50 

compass  693 

-  guard  728 

nearness  197 

as  the  -  to  the  poI« 

nationality 

not  observe  773 

neat  simjyle  42 

veracity  543 

nation  372 

disrespect  929 

m^der  58 

observance  772 

palnotism  910 

contempt  930 

in  writing  572,  576, 

honour  939 

nations,  law  of  -  963 

naughty  945 

578 

needle-gun  727 

native 

naumachia720 

clean  652 

needle-shaped  253 

inhabitant  188 

nausea 

spfrv.ce  845 

needless  (Ul 

artless  703 

weariness  841 

-'s  foot  oil  356 

needle- witted  498 

-  accent  580 

disgust  867 

neat-handed  698 

needlewoman  6'JO 

-land  189 

nauseate 

neatherd  370 

ne'er-do-well  949 

-  soil  189 

unsavoury  395 

neb  250 

nefarious  9^5 

-  tongue  560 

give  pain  %<iO 

nebula  stars  318 

negation  536 

nativity  birth  66 

nauseous 

mist  353 

negative 

cast  a- 

unsavoury  395 

nebular  dim,  422 

inexisfinq  2 

2/redict  611 

unpleasant  830 

nebulous  viisly  353 

contrary  14 

sorcery  992 
natty  845 

disgusting  867 

obscure  519 

jrrototype  25 

nautical  267 

necessarian  601 

quantity  84 

152 


NEG 


NEV 


NEW 


NIC 


confute  479 

deny  536 

photograph  55S 

refuse  764 
prove  a  -  468 
neglect  460 

disuse  678 

leave  undone  730 

ome^  773 

evade  927 

disre'tpect  929 
-of  time  115 
neglige  XJ25 
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new-gilt  847 
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newsmonger 

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newspaper 

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2)oisoii  663 
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nidorous  401 
nidus  cradle  153 

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niggard  miser  819 

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niggling 

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orb  of  -  318 
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nightingale  416 
night-gown  225 
nightmare 

bodily  jjain  378 

dream  515 

incubus  706 

mental  jiciin  828 

alarm  860 
nightshade  633 
nigrification  431 
nihil,  -  ad  rem  10 

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nil  inexistence  2 

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nimium  ne  crede 

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nipperkin  191 
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Nirwaaa  981 
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nitor  in  adversum 

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zero  101 

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nom  de  :  -  guerre  565 

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non-assemblage  73 
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occasion  134 
nonchalance 

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insensibility  823 

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disobedience  742 


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non-expectance  508 
non-extension  180a 
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freedom  748 
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inattention  458 

desnetv.de  614 

infraction  773 

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non-pareil  648 
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dereliction  927 
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non-prevalence  014 
non-residence  187 
non-resistance 

submission  725 

obedience  743 
non-resonance  408a 
nonsense 

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talk  -folly  490 
non-subsistence  2 
non-success  732 
nonsuch  [see  none] 
nonsuit  defeat  731 

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nonum  prematur  in 

annum  133 
non-uniformity  16a 
noodle  501 
nook  place  182 

receptacle  191 

corner  244 
noon  mid-day  125 
noon-day  light  420 
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intelligible  518 

manifest  525 
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snare  545 

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norma  loquendi  567 
normal  intrinsic  5 

regular  S-Z 

jyerjmidicular  212 

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under  one's  - 
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disi'epnte  874 
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nosegay 
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ornament  847 
Nosology  655 
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nostril  351 
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stink  in  the  -s  401 
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remedy  662 
not  negation  536 

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what  is  -  546 
what  ought    923 

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nudity  226 
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nuncupation 

naming  564 
nuucupatory 

informing  ^27 
nundination  794 
nunnery  lOOJ 
nuptials  903 
nurse  remedy  662 

pr(serve  670 

help  707 

servant  746 

custodian 'i^'i 

156 


NUR 


OBL 


OBS 


OBT 


pui  to  -  537 
nurselinw  129 
nursery  infancy  >*' '' 

ne(:t  15-3 

room  191 

garden  371 

."chool  543 

workah/yp  j91 

-  Thyxa'£P  oP7 

'  tale  Jijtion  5*  J 
vurrrdive  5f^i 
^arturo  /etc?  j>?3 
educate  t-H 
prepare  673 
ftjc^  707 
'  a  \)elief  484 

-  an  idea  451 
nut  ;  -  to  crack 

riddle  533 
d7fficulty  70i 

-  oil  3G5 
nut-brown  4.^3 
nutmeg-grater  330 
nuts  ffood  618 

pleasing  829 
nutshell  small  l^ 
lie  in  a  - 

lit  tie  193 

compendium  69!i 
nutation  314 
nutriment  298 
1  utiition  707 
nu!ritious/ooc/  >.^'^ 

healthy  656 

remedy  662 
nuzzle  902 
nyc  alopy  443 
nymph  ucnan  37<i. 

myf'iOlrgy  <)79 
sea  -  ^'A 

O 

O  !  jDonder  870 
discontent  942 

-  for  desi7'e  865 
oaf  fool  501 
ouk  strong  159 

heart  of  - 

/<(7rrf  323 

ftrore  861 
oakum  205 
oar  paddle  267 

oarsman  269 

instrument  633 
lie  upon  one's  -s 

681 
ply  the  - 

navigate  267 

^.'•er/!  686 
pull  an  -  680 
put  in  an  - 

interpose  228 

b'/sy  6fc2 
rest  on  one's  - 

ceai^e  142 

(jiiiescence  263 

repose  6^7 
f.ryman  269 
r>a  is  ««/>arate  44 


I    exceptional  8S 

land  S42 
'  oath  assertion  533 

^>rtrf  language  908 
rap  out  -s  885 
upon  -  768 
obbligato 

accompaniment  88 

music  415 
obduction  223 
obdurate 

obstinate  606 

sf  ce/'e  739 

malevolent  907 

graceless  915 

impenitent  951 
obedience  743 
obeisance  tow;  308 

submission  725 

courtesy  894 

rererence  928 
obelisk  ;!«//  200 

monument  551 
Oberon  979 
obese  194 
obesity  192 
obey  743 

6e  subject  to  749 

-  a  call  615 

-  the  helm  705 

-  rules  82 
obfuscate  dark.  421 

oraque 42j 
obfuscated 

diunk  959 
obit  rfec^/i  3C0 

interment  363 
post  -  360,  363 
obiter  dictum 

irrelevant  10 

occasion  134 

interjacent  228 
obituary  rff^a^A  360 

biography  594 
object  /A  in  fir  3 

matter  3i6 

intention  620 

Wfir^y  846 

disapprove  932 
be  an  - 

important  642 

-  to  dislike  867 
objection 

hindrance  706 

disapproval  932 
no  -  762 
objectionable 

inexpedient  647 

turong  923 
objective 

extrinsic  6 

material  316 
objurgate  933 
oblate  201 

-  spheroid  249 
oblation  gi/lf  784 

religious  -  990 

(O/Te?-  703) 
oblectation  827 
obligation 


'      necessity  601 

]}romise  768 

conditions  770 

rfefi/!  806 
confer  an  - 

g'oorf  648 
feeling  of  -  916 
under  an  - 

gratitude  916 

(/M^y  926 
oblige  den^^^  707 

compel  744 

rfw^2^  926 
oblige,  bien  - 

refusal  764 
obliged 

grateful  916 

duty  926 
obligee  800 
obliging 

helping  707 

courteous  894 

A-i/irf  903 
obliquation279 
obliquity 

v<fo/?e  217 

t7C6  945 

-  of  judgment  481 
obliteration  552 

-  of  the  past  506 
oblivion  506 

forgiveness  918 
redeem  from  -  503 
-of  benefits  917 

-  of  time  115 
oblivious  506 
oblong  200 

-  spheriod  249 
obloquy 

disrepute  874 

disapprobation  93S 

detraction  934 
cbmutescence 

i  o'.celess  581 

taciturn  585 
obnubilated  422 
obnoxious 

pernicious  649 

unpleasing  830 


hateful 
-  to  lia 


iable  177 
oboe  417 
obreption  528 
obscene  961 
obscure  dark  421 

dim  422 

unseen  447 

unintelligible  519 

eclipse  874 

ignoble  876 
obscurity 

*/«//e  571 
obscurum  per 

obscurius  519 
obsecration  766 
obsequies  363 
obsequious 

servile  886 

courteous  894 

respectful  928 


observance  rule&l 

attention  457 

Aafii^  013 

practice  692 

fuljilment  772 

c?«<y  926 

n(;e  998 
Observant 

mar  896 
ODservation 

intellect  450 

eofea  453 

attention  457 

assertion  535 
observatory  318 
observe  [.sf6  observ- 
ance, observation! 

rem  a?' A:  535 

-  a  duty  926 

-  rules  82 
observer  444 
obsession  716 
obsidional  716 
obsolete  old  124 

words  563 

effete  645 
obstacle 

moral  •  706 

(physical-  179) 
obstant,  Fata -601 
obstetrician  631 
Obstetrics 

production  161 

surgery  662 
obstinacy  606 

prejudice  481 
obstipation  261 
obstreperous 

violent  173 

/c»?/(Z  404 
obstruct  c/os«  261 

hinder  706 

-  the  passage  of 
Ii2;ht426 

obstructive 

opponent  710 
obstruent  706 
obstupefaction  823 
obstupui  steterunt- 

que  comse  860 
ottXaXvieddst  1 

get  775 

-  under  false 
pretences  791 

obtainable  470 
obtenebration  421 
obtestation 

injunction  695 

entreaty  765 
obtrectation  934 
obtrude 

interfere  228 

insert  300 

middle  682 

{obstruct  706) 
obtruncate  201 
obtrusion 

interference  228 

obstruction  706 
obtrusive 

157 


OBT 


ODI 


OFF 


OFF 


interfering  228 

vulgar  851 

rvde  895 
©btund  mitigate  174 

Uunt  254 

deaden  376 

jKiralyze  823 
obtuse  blunt  253 

insensible  376 

imbecile  499 

rfi//;  82^3 

-  an^le  244 
obumoratc  421 
obverse  234 
obviate  706 
obvious  visible  446 

clear  518 
manifest  525 
occasion/««c^M?-fi  8 
opiwrlunity  134 
c«'/5^  153 
befit  the  -  646 
have  -  for  630 
on  the  present  -  118 
on  tlie  spur  of  -  612 
occasional  475 
occasionally  136 
occidental  236 
occiput  2.35 
occision  361 
occlusion  261 
occult 
iOiintelligibleMd 
latent  526 
hidden  528 

-  art  992 
occnltation 

disapiyearance  449 

concealment  528 
occupancy 

presence  186 

possession  777 

ijrroperti/  780) 
occupant 

inhabitant  188 

proinietor  779 
occupation 

business  625 
in  the  -  of  188 

-  road  627 
occuj)ied  682 

-by  188 

-  with 
attention  457 
business  625 

occupier 

dweller  188 

jwssessor  779 
occupy 

2)re8ence  186 

2)0ssess  777 

-  the  chair  693 
-oneself  with 

attend  457 
business  625 

-  the  mind 
?/iO«r//(M5l 
attention  457 

-  n  post  737 
-time  106 


occur  exist  1 
happen  151 

-  to  the  mind  451 

-  in  a  place  186 
occurrence  151 

of  daily  -  613 
occursion  276 
ocean  341 

plough  the  -  267 
ochlocracy  737 
ochre  brown  433 
orange  439 

yellow  -  4:^6 
o'clock  114 

know  what's  -  698 
octagon  244 
octahedron  244 
Octateuch  985 
octave  music  413 
octavo  593 
octifid  80 
octodecimo  593 
octogenarian  130 
octoroon  41 
octroi  812 
octuple  98 
ocular  441 

-  demonstration 
see  441 

risible  446 

-  inspection  441 
oculis  subjecta 

fldelibus  446 
oculist  602 
od  force  992 
odalisque  746 
odd  remaining  40 

exception  S3 

single  87 

insane  503 

vrdqar  851 

ridiculous  85.3 

-  fish  857 
oddity 

laughing-stock  857 
oddments"51 
odds  inequality  28 

chance  156 

discord  713 
at- 

disagreement  24 

discord  713 
long  -  704 
what's  the  -  643 

-  against  one  665 
the  -  are  472 

-  and  ends 
remainder  40 
mixture  41 
2)art  51 
useless  045 

ode  597 

odi  profannm 

vulgiis878 
Odin  979 
odious 

disagreeable  8:30 

vgly  846 

hateful  898 
odium  disgrace  874 


hatred  898 

bktme  932 
odium  theologicum 

2Jedccntry  481 

2netisni  98S 

church  995 
odontoid 

2)7vminent  250 

sharp  2S3 
odour  398 
in  bad  -  932 

-  of  sanctity  987 
odylic  force  992 
odzookens  870 
oecumenical  78 
oedematons 

swollen  194 

soft  324 
CEdipus 

answer  462 

expounder  524 
Davus  sum  non  - 

703 
ceil  de  mattre  459 
o'er  [see  over] 
Gitiology  6.55 
of:  -  all  things  33 

-  course 
conformity  82 
effect  1.'4 

-'late  123 
-one  mind  23 

-  no  effect  109 

-  old  122 
-apiece 

iiniform  16 

similar  17 

agreeing  23 
off  196 
be  -  623 
keep  -  623 
make  -with  791 
move- 287 
sheer -287 
stand  -  287 
start -293 

-  one's  balance  605 
throw  -  one's  centre 

874 

-  one's  guard 
neglect  260 
inexpectant  508 

-  one's  hands  770 
take  -  one's  hands 

785 

-  one's  legs 
ca?Ty  one  -  284 
dance  one  •  300 

-  one's  mind  452 

-  and  on 
2)eriodical  1.38 
changeable  149 
irresolute  605 

throw  -  the  scent 

xincertain  475 

avoid  623 
-side  238 

-  with  you  297 
offal  653 
offence  attack  716 


anger  SiOO 

guilt  947 
o^iiml  j)ain  830 

vice  945 
-against  the  laTf 

964 
offensive 

vnsaronry  395 

fetid  401 

foul  053 

aggressive7'\.C) 

displeasing  830 

distasteful  8G7 

obnoxious  898 

-  and  defensive 
alliance  712 

-to  ears  polite  .579 
offer  2)roposal  7()3 

-  the  alternative  60J 

-  a  choice  009 

-  of  marriage  902 

-  onesel  f  76-3 
-up  prayeis  990 

-  sacrifice  990 

-  for  sale  796 
offering  gift  784 

burnt  -  990 
sin  -  952 
offertory  gift  784 

worship  990 

rite  998 
off-hand  soon  132 

inattentive  458 

careless  460 

s]X)ntaneous  612 

(unj)repa)'ed  674) 
ofiice  doing  170 

room  191 

busiiwss  625 

mart  799 

worship  990 
do  one's  -  772 
good  -s  906 
hold  -  693 
kind  -s  906 
do  an  ill -907 
man  in  -  694 
officer  director  GM 

commander  745 

constable  865 
offices 

kitchen  &c.  191 
oflicial 

cei-tain  47i 

true  494 

business  625 

man  in  office  694 

aidhorit'alive  737 

master  745 

se)-vant  746 
officialism  7-39 
officiate 

business  625 

act  680 

conduct  692 

religious  998 
officio,  ex  - 

officer  Gdi 

authority  7.37 

duly  924 

158 


OFF 


OMN 


ONE 


ONE 


officioiis  682 
offiiii?  distance  196 

Oi-ean  341 
offpcourinffs 

vseless  645 

dirt  653 
offset 

C(»npensati07i  30 

offspring  1G7 
offshoot 

adjunct  39 

_?;flri  51 

effect  154 

off'spHng  167 
offspring  ^^i?e<  154 

offuscate  (^rt^-A;  121 

opaque  4'ii>j 
often 

repeated  104 

frequent  136 
most  -  613 
O.sham  590 
ogle  looTc  441 

desire  865 

?7/rfe  895 

endearment  902 
ogre  bugbear  860 

evil-doer  913 

(/t?no?i  980 
oil  lubricate  332 

grease  355,  350 
])onr  -  on 

relieve  ^ii 

-  on  the  troubled 
waters  174 

oil-painting  550 
oily  smooth  255 

greasy  355 

.se?Ta/e  886 

courteous  894 

flattery  ^Z^ 
oinomania  959 
ointment 

grease  356 

remedy  662 
old  124 

of -22 

-  age  128 

die  of  -  age  729 
,  -  bachelor  904 

-  clothes  225 

-  fogey /oo/  501 ' 
laughing-stock  857 

-joke  842 

-  maid  cards  840 
sjnnster  904 

-  man  veteran  130 
husband  ^m 

-  man  of  the  sea  70C 

-  Kick  978 

-  school 
antiquated  124 
obstinate  606 
habit  613 

pay  off  -  scores  718 
-son^ 

repetition  104 

tjifle  043 

cheap  815 


-  stager 
veteran  130 
jrroflcient  700 

-  story 
re})eiition  104 
«^a/e  7?62tv9  532 
7ot'e897 

-  times  122 
one's -way  613 

-  woman yW  501 
wife  90;i 

Oldbuck  122 
older  128 
oldest  inhabitant 
not  in  memory  of  - 

137 
old-fashioned  124 
oldness  124 
oleagine  350 
oleaginous  355 
oleum  addere  camino 
increase  35 
violent  173 
olfactory  398 
olid  401 
oligarch  745 
oligarchy  737 
olio  41 
olive-branch 
infant  129 
offsirring  167 
^xicification  723 
olive-green  435 
ollapodrida  41* 
01ymi)us  981 
ombre  840 

ombres  chinoises  448 
omega  end  67 
omelet  298 
omen  512 
ominate  511 
ominous 
predicting  511 
danger  665 
omission 
incomplete  53 
exclusion  55 
neglect  460 
failure  732 
non-ob'^ei'vance  773 
guilt  947 
oriiitted 
inexistenf  2 
absent  187 
omnc  tulit 

punctum  731 
omnibus  272 
omnifarious  81 
omnific  168 
omnifonii81 
omnigenous  81 
omnipotence 
iwiver  157 
God  976 
omnipresence 
pi'esence  180 
God  976 
omniscience 

knowledge  490 
,     God  976 


omnium  gatherum 

mixture  41 

confusion  59 

assemblage  72 
omnivorous 

eating  298 

desire  865 

gluttony  957 
oriiphalos  68 
on  forioards  282 

-  account  of  155 

-  all  accounts  52 

-  that  account  155 

-  an  average  29 

-  the  brink  of  32 

-  the  cards  152 

-  foot  duration  106 
event  151 

doing  170 

-  all  fours 
identity  13 
agreement  23 

•  the  other  hand  30 

-  one's  head  218 

-  the  Increase  35 

-  a  large  scale  31 

-  the  move  264 

-  the  nail  118 

-  no  account  32 

-  no  occasion  107 

-  a  par  x;7 

-  the  part  of  9 
-the  point  of  111 

-  the  present  occa- 
sion 118 

-  the  whole  50 
on  dit  news  532 

talk  588 
once7)rt6n22 

seldom  137 
at- 

instantaneously  113 

soon  lo2 
-forall./?/m?67 

infrequency  lo7 

tell  one-  527 

determine  -  604 

choose  609 

-  in  a  blue  moon  137 

-  more  twice  10 
again  K  4 

-  upon  a  time 

t.me  103 

different  time  119 
formerly  liH 

-  in  a  way  137 
Ondine  979 
one  identical  13 

whole  50 

unity  87 

somebody  372 

married  903 
all  -  to  823 
at  -  with  agree  23 

concur  178 

concord  714 
make  -  of  186 
neither  -  nor  the 

other  610 
of  -  accord  488 


-  and  all 
ivhole  50 
general  78 
unanimous  488 

from  -  to  another 
transfer  78:} 

-  thing  with 
another  476 

-  bone  and  one 
flesh  C03 

-  consent 
concur  178 
assent  488 

-  of  these  days  121 
-fell  swoop 

instantaneous  IV^j 
violent  173 

-  fine  morning  100 

-  and  a  half  8r 
-idea 

na?ro7vmind  481 
-iump  113 

-  leg  in  the  grave 
160 

as  -  man 
unanimous  488 
cooperation  709 

-  mind  concur  178 
assent  488 

-  by  one 
separately  44 
respectively  79 
i/nity  87 

both  the  -  and  the 

other  80 
the  -  or  the  other 

609 
on  -  side 
oblique  217 
lateral  236 

-  m  ten  thousand 
good  648 

good  man  948 

-  at  a  time  87 

-  or  two  100 
with  -  voice  488 

-  in  a  way  c3 

-  way  or  another  627 
at  -  with 

agree  23 
concur  178 
coiicoi'd  174 
one-eyed  443 
oneirocritic  524 
Oneiromancy  511 
onerous  b((d  049 
difficult  704 
burdensome  700 
t7Vublesome  830 
oneself  13 
have  all  to -777 
kill -361 

take  merit  to  -  S84 
take  upon  - 
ivill  600 
undertake  670 
talk  to -589 
true  to  -  604a 
be  -  again  660 
one-sided 

159 


ONE 


OPE 


OPP 


ORB 


nilvvdqwg  481 

wrong  fej 

dishonourable  940 
onion  393 
onlooker  444 
only  small  33 

simple  42 

shigle  87 

vv'))erfect  651 

-  think  870 

-  yesterday  123 
Onomancy  511 
onomatopoeia 

language  5('0 

vomendatiire  564 
on^iit  beginning  66 

attack  716 
onslanght  716 
Ontology  1 
onus  burden  706 

duty  926 

-  proband! 
vncertainlrj  475 
rfoz/6(;  4&5 

onward  282 
Onychomancy  51 1 
onyx  847 
ooze  emerge  295 
JloiD  :i48 
semiliquid  352 
-out 

disclosi/re  529 
opacity  426 
opal  847 
opalescent 
semitransparent  427 
variegated  440 
opaque  426 
open  6ej7i».  66 
expand  194 
vnclose  200 
laanifest  525 
7'ere«/  529 
/ra;yA;  543 
artless  703 
(inielligible  518) 
lay  -  226 

lay  oneself  -  to  177 
leave  the  matter  - 

705 
throw  -  296 

-  and  above  board 
939 

-aiv  ontiide  2-20 
almmphere  :i'i8 

-  arms  willing  602 
warfare  TXi 

fneridship  888 
social  892 
courtesy  894 

-  the  ball 
precedence  62 

-  a  case  476 
-country  344 
in  -  comt 

manifest  525 
2)ubli8h  531 

-  a  discussion  476 
-to discussion  475 


-  the  door  to 
canse  153 
facilitate  705 
j}ei-mit  7(i0 

with  -  doors  531 

-  enemy  891 

-  eyes  see  441 
attention  4Tii7 
discovery  480rr 
expectation  507 
inf07yn,  527 

vh deceive  529 
^f  ac7i  537 
ine  determination 
611 
?t'O»f/(??'870 

-  fire  716 

-  house  892 

-  into 

conversion  144 
river  348 

-  the  lips  529 

-  the  lock  480fl 
-one's  mind 529 

-  order  194 

-  one's  purse- 
strings  809 

-  question 
qveslion  461 
uncertain,  475 

-  rupture  713 

-  sesame  key  631 
spell  993 

-  tlie  shiices297 
-space  180 

-  to  susi)icion  485 

-  to  liable  Yil 
facile  705 

-  the  trenches  716 

-  up  begin.  66 
discloseh^^ 

-  to  the  view  446 

-  war  ivar  722 
enmity  889 

opening 

beginning  66 

opportunity  134 

^;rtc«180 

gap  198 

a]yertiire  260 
open-handed  816 
open-hearted 

veracious  543 

artless  703 

libercd  816 

honouratde  939 
open-mouthed 

c? -2/411 

expectation  507 

*;>6rtA:  582 

loquacious  584 

rffsi^-e  865 

woruler  870 
opera  7n«/Mc  415 

jxx^fry  597 

drama  599 

-  glass  445 
—  house  599 
op6ral)ouffe599 
opcrie  prefium  est  646 


operandi,  modus 

method  627 

conduct  692 
operate  <?rt?/,fe  153 

jnodvce  161 

aci!  170 

?ro?'A;  080 
-  upon  motive  615 
operation 

[.<!e6  operate] 
arithmetical  -  85 
in  -  680 
])ut  in  -677 
surgical  -  662 
operative 

acting  170 

workman  690 
operator 

sarqeon  662 

doer  690 
opercuhitcd  261 
operculum  22:J 
operetta  415 
operose 

toilwme  686 

difficult  704 
ophicleide417 
Ophiology  3(58 
Ophiomancy  511 
ophthalmia  443 
ophthalmic  441 
opiate  174 
opine  484 
opiniative  481 
opiniator  006 
opinion  484 
give  an  -  480 
"have  too  high  an - 

of  oneself  880 
popular  -  488 
system  of  -s  484 
wedded  to  an  -  606 
opinionate 

narro If- minded  481 

obstinate  606 
opinionated,  self- 

880 
opiniatre  481 
opinionist 

ltositiveA7A 

obstinate  606 
opitulation707 
o\n\\n\  soothe  174 

deaden  sense  376 
opium-eater  68;} 
oj)pidan  188 
oi)pilation  706 
opponent 

antagonist  710 

enemy  891 
opportime 

well-timed  134 

expedient  646 
opportunity  134 
lose  an  - 1:35 
oppose  contrai'y  14 

counteract  179 

evidence  468 

clash  708 
opi)osite 


contrai'y  14 

-  scale  30 

-  side  237 
opposition 

[.<f6^e  oppose]  708 
the  -  710 
oppositionist  710 
oppress  molest  649 

severe  739 

malevolence  907 
oi)i)ressed  with 

melancholy  837 
oppressive  hot  382 

painful  830 
oppressor 

tyrant  739 

evil-doer  913 
opprobrium  874 
oppugnation 

opposition  708 

resistance  l!l^ 
optative  865 

'>tital  441 
instruments  445 

ptics /?</// M::iO 
./ptics  sight  441 
optimacy  875 
optimates  875 
optime!  931 
optimism 

over-estimation  48? 

hopeful  8."8 
optimist 

flatterer  9;:5 
option  e09 
optional  GOO 
opulence  803 
opuscule  593 
or  yellow  436 

orange  439 

alternative  C09 
oracle  sage  500 

prophet  513 
Oracle,  Sir  - 

j)ositive  474 

vanity  880 

blusterer  887 
oracular 

ambiguous  475 

wise  "^98 

prediction  ^11 
oral  roKe 580 

-  communication 

588 

-  evidence  467 
orange  round  249 

colour  O'.^ 
orangery  371 
oration  5vS2 
funeral  -  363 
orator  582 
oratorio  415 
oratory 

speaking  582 

place  of  prayer  1000 
orb  region  181 

circle  247 

luminai^j  423 

eye  441 

IGO 


ORB 


ORT 


OSC 


ous 


^phere  of  action  C25 

-  of  day  'sun  ol8 
biminary  42^i 

-  of  night  818 
orbicular  247 
orbit  circle  247 

heavens  318 

Vath  G27 
orchard  371 
orchestra 

rnvsic  415 

musicians  i\6 

insfrmnents  417 

Ihealre  599 
ordain 

command  ""liX 

coDimission  755 

d7ie  924 

legal  963 

6W  976 

church  995 
ordained  c?<^e  924 

clivr/ij  990 
ordeal 

experiment  463 

trouble  828 

sorcery  ^92 

-  of  battle  722 
©rder 

reqnlarity  58 

c/a.s/f  75 

<?ireci  693 

command  741 

money  800 

ra;/^•  873 

quality  875 

decoration  87 

^aM^  963 
at  one's  -  743 
call  to  -  932 
in  -  620 
keep  in  -  693 
money  -  800 
out  of  -  651 
put  in  -  60 
recur  in  regular  - 

138 
set  in  -  60 
Bet  one's  house  in  - 

673 
Btandin;^  -  613 
in  working -673 
-of  the  day 

confoi-mity  82 

events  151 

habit  613 

])lan  6:^6 

command  741 
pass  to  the  -  of  the 
dav  624 
ordcrless  59 
orderly 

recpdar  58 

ah'anqe  60 

conforinahle  82 

servant  740 

-  of  succes^sion  63 

-  of  things  80 
orders,  holy  -  995 

in -996 


ordinal  998 
ordinance 
command  741 
km  903 
lite  998 
ordinary  vsual  82 
meal  298 
habitual  Glfi . 
imjyerfect  651 
vgly  846 
simjyle  849 
in  -  Steve  630 
lay  up  in  -  078 
lie  in  -  681 

-  condition 
rule  80 

-  course  of  things 
613 

ordinate  466 

ordination 
measurement  46G 
command  741 
commission  755 
church  995 
rite  998 

ordnance  727 

ordonnance  963 

ordure  653 

ore  6;35 

ore  rotundo  577 

organ  music  417 
voice  580 
instrument  633 

organic  state  7 
structural  329 
protoplastic  357 

-  change  146 

-  chemistry  357 

-  remains  357 
dead  362 

organism  329 
organist  410 
organization 

arrangement  60 

production  161 

stt^cture  329 

animated  nature 
a57 
organize 

airange 60 

produce  161 

i>Zan  626 

(in^ejmre  673) 
organized 

hypocrisy  544 
Organology  329 
orgasm  173 
orgies  954 
oriel  recess  191 

corner  244 

chujiel  1000 
Orient  ^a.«/  236 

sunrise  420 
orifice 

beginning  66 

opening  260 
oriflamb  550 
Origenism  984 
origin 

^ginning  66 


cav5«  153 
derive  its  -  154 
original 

dissimilar  18 

7/o<  imitated  20 

wioc?^;  22 

individual  79 

exceptional  Si 

ca?/^e  15:3 

invented  515 

laugJiivg-stock  857 
return  to  -  state  000 
originality 

ti7/;600 
want  of  -  843 
originate  begin  66 

Cfl?/5e  153 

invent  515 

-  in  154 

oritrinator  164  . 
Orion's  belt  318 
Orismoloay 

word  5()2 

vame  504 
orison  request  705 

icmship  990 
Ormuzd  979 
ornament 

ift  writing  577 

adornment  847 

{^toz-y  873 
excess  of  -  851 
ornamental  art  847 

painting  556 
ornate 

-  writing  577 
ornamental  847 

omavit,  nihil  tetigit 

quod  no:i  -  £50 
Omiscopy  511 
Ornithology  8G8 
Ornithomancy  511 
Orpheus  416 
orpiment  436 
orrery  0I8 
orthodox 
conformable  82 

-  religion.  982rt 

-  dissenter  984 
orthodoxy  983a 
orthoepy  580 
orthogonal  21? 
orthography  n61 
orthoiogy  4y4 
crthometry 

measurement  466 

prosody  597 
Orthopaedy  662 
Orthopraxy  662 
orts  remnants  40 

■useless  645 

(trifles  643) 
Oryctology 

minerals  ?5S 

organic  remains 
368 
oscillation 

change  149 
I  motion  314 
'   centre  of -222 


oscitancy 
opening  200 
sleepy^  (;8.3 
osculation 
contact  109 
endearment  902 
Osiris  979 
Osmanli  9S4 
Ossa  on  Pt  lion 
tieap  72 
weigh  tS^O 
osseous  32.i 
ossify  32 } 
ossuary  363 
ostensible 
appearance  448 
jvobable  472 
manifest  525 
plea  ()17 
ostentation  882 
Osteology  329 
ostiary 
mouth  260 
esfnary  343 
ostler  740 
ostracize 
irtJu.fA  893 
censure  932 
punish  972 
ostrich,  stomacli  of 

an  -  9r)7 
Othello's  occupa- 
tion's gone  757 
other  15 

do  unto  -s  as  we 
would  men  should 
do  unto  us  1-2 
enter  into  the  feel- 
ings of  -s  906 
every  -  I08 
put  oneself  in  the 

place  of  -8  942 
the  -  day  12^} 

-  extreme  14 

-  side  of  the  shield 
468 

-  things  to  do  6&? 
-time  119 

just  the  -  way  14 
in  -  words  5;t2 
otherwise  IS 
otia  fecit,  Deus  nobis 

haec  -  840 
otium  cum  dignit«te 

0^5 
ottar,  otto  400 
ottoman  215 
oubliette 
ambush  530 
prison.  752 
oufe  9f 0 
ough!  874 
ought: 

-  to  be  922 

-  to  be  done  926 
ouT-dire  532 
ounce  weight  319 
ourselves  372 
oust  eject  297 

dismiss  756 

161 


OUT 


OUT 


OUT 


OUT 


deprive  789 
out  toi-terior  220 

in  erivr  495 
come  -  446 
go  -  egress  295 

000^385 
play  -  729 
send  -  297 
time  -  of  joint  735 
waters  -  3;i7 
-at  elbows  874 

-  at  heels  804 

-  of  [see  beloiv] 

-  and  out  52 

-  in  one's 
reckoning  495 

-  upon  it 
makdiclion  908 
censure  932 

-  with  it 
disclose  529 
ohliterale  552 

out  of  motion  615 
insufficient  640 
get  well  -  671 

-  breath  688 

-  cash  804 

-  character  24 

-  the  common  83 

-  conceit  with  807 

-  countenance 
disrejmte  8r4 
humbled  879 

-  danger  664 
-date 

anachronism  115 
old  124 
ill-timed  13") 

-  one's  depth 
deep  208 

shortcoming  g  304 
difflcult  704     . 
rash  863 

-  doors  220 
turn  -  doors  297 

-  employ  681 

-  favour  867 

-  focus  447 

-  gear 
disorder  59 
powerless  158 
iinpremred  674 

-  hand  soon  132 
completed  729 

-  harness  748 

-  health  655 

-  hearing 
distant  196 
not  hear  419 

-  humour 
discontent  832 
anger  900 

-  joint 
disorder  59 
impotent  158 
evil  619 

-luck  135 

-  one's  mind  503 

-  order 
disorder  59 


unconformity  83 
imperfect  051 

-  patience  825 

-  the  perpendicular 
217 

-  place 
disorder  59 
vnconformaUe  83 
displaced  185 
inexpedient  647 

-  pocket  loss  770 
poverty  804 
debt  8  6 

-  one's  power  471 

-  print  552 

-  all  proportion  31 

-  the  question 
impossible  471 
dissent  489 
rejection  610 
refusal  7G4 
hopeless  859 
undue  925 

-  reach 
distant  196 
imjwssible  471 

-  one's  reckoning 
uncertain  475 
ei'ror  495 
inexjnclaUon  nos 
disappointment  L09 

-  repair  G59 

-  repute  874 

-  season  135 

-  shape  243 
put  -  si^ht 

invisible  447 
neglect  460 
conceal  528 

-  sorts  disorder  50 
dejection  837 

-  the  sphere  of  196 

-  spirits  837 

-  one's  teens  131 
'  time 

■unmusical  414 
imjmfect  651 
spoiled  659 
discord  713 

-  the  way 
irrelevant  10 
exceptional  83 
absent  187 
distant  196 
ridiculous  853 
secluded  893 

get  -  the  way  623 
go  -  one's  way  629 

-  one's  wits  824 

-  work  681 

-  the  world 
dead  360 
secluded  893 

outbalance 

com2>ensaie  30 

su]->€rionty  33 
outbid  794 
outbrave  885 
out- brazen  885 
outbreak 


beginning  66 

violence  173 

egress  295 

discord  713 

«^^rtcA  716 

?'6(!;o^^  742 

passion  825 
outburst  violence  173 

<(7res«  295 

?■e^•o/^  825 
outcast 

unconfonnable  83 

secluded  893 

6ac^  ?na?i  949 
outcome  e^rtss  295 

produce  775 
outcry  «oi56  411 

complaint  839 

censure  932 
outdo  sujjeHor  33 

transcursion  30;J 

activity  682 

conquer  731 
outdoor  220 
outer  220 
outermost  220 
outface  885 
outfit  c/0(!Aes  225 

equipment  673 
outrtank  jZanA;  236 

rf^yeai  731 
outgate  295 
outgeneral  731 
outgo  303 
outgoing  295 
outgoings  809 
outgrow  194 
outgrowth  154 
out-Herod  superior  33 

bluster  174 

{exaggerate  549) 
outhouse  191 
outmg266 
out  jump 

transcursion  303 

reinite  873 
outlandish 

foreign  10 

irregidar  83 

barbarous  851 

ridicidous  853 
outlast  110 
outlaw  irregidar  83 

secluded  893 

reprobate  949 
outlawry  964 
outlay  809 
outleap  303 
outlet  opening  260 

^(/r^*,?  295 
outline  contour  230 
features  448 

sketch  554 

jMinting  556 

^^to?i  626 
outlines 

rudiments  66 

pri7icii)les  596 
outlive  survive  110 

continue  141 


outlook  ?;e^?<;  448 

outstare  885 
outlying 
remaining  40 
exterior  220 
outmanoeuvre 
^?'ecA  545 
f/c/^o^  731 
outnumber  102 
outpost  distant  196 

circwnjacent  227 

/?w?^234 
outpouring 

egress  295 

information  527 

abundance  639 
output  6'g'rt.s'S  295 

produce  775 
outrage 

violence  173 

«z;i^6/3 

badness  649 

injury  to  659 

malevolence  907 

disrespect  929 

<7^/^^<;  947 
outrageous 

excessive  31 

violent  173 

scandalous  874 
outrance :  a  - 

9'?'ert^  31 

complete  52 

violent  173 
guerre  -  723 
outre 

exceptional  83 

exaggerate  549 

ridictdous  853 
outre  mer  196 
outreach  545 
outreckon  483 
outride  303 
outrider  64 
outrigger 

supiwrt  215 

ioai;  273 
outright  53 
outrival 

suj}ei-ior  33 

suipass  303 

/awie873 
outrun  303 

-  the  constable 
<^e6<  806 
prodigal  818 

outscoui-ings  653 

outset 
beginning  66 
departure  293 

outsuine  g'to?-y  873 
eclipse  874 

outside 
exterior  220 
appearance  448 
mere  -  544 

-  car  272 

clean  the  -  of  the 
platter 
ostentation  882 

162 


OUT 


OVE 


OVE 


OVE 


outskirts 

distant  19C 

environs  22.7 
outspeak  582 
outspoken  say  582 

artless  703 
\>e-censiire^i^ 
outspread  202 
outi^tanding 

remaining^ 

outside  220 

-  debt  806 
outstare  885 
outstep  303 
outstretched  202 

with  -  arms  894 
outstrip  303 
outtaik  584 
OMi\iQ  contend  720 

shine  873 
outvote  731 
outward  220 

-  bound  293 
outweigh 

exceed  33 

predominate  175 

{unequal  28) 
outwit  deceive  oAo 

defeat  731 
outwork 

defence  717 
oval  247 
ovate  247 
ovation 

inumph  883 

{trophy  733) 
oveu  386 
like  an  -^0^382 
over  more  SS 

remainder  40 

end  67 

past  123 

too  mtich  641 
all  -  com])leted  72Q 
all -with 

destroyed  162 

dead  360 

failwe  732 

adversity  735 
danger  -  664 
get- 660 
fight  one's  battles 

-  again  594 
hand  -  783 
make  -  784 
set  -  755 
turn -218' 

-  and  above 
8u])erior  33 
added  37 
remainder  40 
redundance  641 

-  again 
reiteatedly  104 

-  against  237 

-  the  border  196 

-  head  and  ears 
complete  52 
height  206 


.feeling  821 

-  the  hills  and  far 
away  196 

-  the  mark  33 

-  the  way  2:37 
overabound  641 
overact  bustle  682 

affect  855 
overall  225 
over-anxiety  865 
overarch  223 
overawe  sway  737 

intimidate  860 

respect  928 
overbalance 

unequal  28 

compensation  30 

superior  33 
overbear 

influence  175 
overbearing  885 
overboard,  throw  - 

^ect  297 

r^ect  610 

disuse  678 

abrogate  756 

relinquish  782 
overborne 

failure  732 

subjection  749 
overburden 

redundant  041 

bad  649 

fatigue  G88 
overcast  cloudy  353 

dark  421 

dim  422 
over-cautious  864 
overcharge 

exaggerate  549 

«iy^  577 

redundance  641 

deamess  814 
overcoat  2^5 
overcolour  549 
overcome 

zndz<ce615 

conquer  731 

««d!837 

disgraced  874 

?i;;^y  959 
-  an  obstacle  731 
over-confident 

credulous  486 

rasA  863 
over-credulous  486 
over-curious  455 
overdate  115 
over-distention  194 
overdo 

redundance  641 

bustle  682 

affectation  855 
overdose  641 
overdraw 

exaggerate  549 

misi^epreserd  555 

prodigal  818 
over-due  115 
over-eager  865 


overeat  oneself  957 
over-estimation  482 
overfatigued  ti88 
overfed  957 
overfeed  641 
overflow  stream  348 
redundance  ^X\ 

-  with  gratitude  916 
overgo  b03 
overgorged 

satiety  869 

gluttony  957 
overgrown  much  31 

/argf^  193 

exjmnded  194 
overhang  Aig-A  206 
overhanging 

destiny  152 
over-hasty  901 
overhaul  count  85 

attend  to  457 

inquire  401 

censure  932 
overhead  2u6 
overhear  Aear  418 

6t  informed  527 
overjoyed  827 
overjump  303 
overlap 

enwrap  225 

£70  beyond  303 
overlay  corer  223 

exaggerate  549 

ea?ce6-.s  641 

we;-(?o  682 

Ainc?^?'  706 
-  with  ornament 

ivriting  577 
overleap"  'OS 
over-liberal  818 
overlie  223 
overload 

redundance  641 

hinder  706 
overlook  «/ig7i^  458 

neglect  46  > 

superintend  693 

forgive  918 

disparage  929 
overlooked  642 
not  to  be  -  G42 
overlooker  694 
overlying  206 
overmaster  731 
overmatch 

unequal ~8 

superior  33 

strength  159 

conquer  731 
over-measure  641 
overmuch  641 
over-night  122 
over-officious  682 
overpaid  8i6 
overpass 

exceed  33 

transgress  303 
overpersuade615 
overplus 

remainder  40 


€a;c6ss  641 

overpoise  179 

overpower 

subdue  731 

emotion  824 

overpowering 

8t?vng  J  59 
overpraise 
over-rate  482 
exaggerate  549 
^«^/!e/-  933 
overprize  482 
overrate  482 
overreach  />rtS5  308 
deceive  545 
ifl-^e  7:;i 
overreckon  482 
over-refinement  477 
over-religious  955 
override 
superior  3:3 
influence  175 
?;ato'S  3t)3 
Ainrfer  706 
defeat  731 
authority  737 
severity  739 
abrogate  756 
over-righteous  988 
overrule 
control  737 
ca?i  0^^156 
overruling 

important  642 
overrun 
presence  186 
spi-ead  194 
redunda7ice  641 
despoil  659 
over-scrupulous  939 
overseer  ( U4 
over-sensitive  822 
overset  invert  218 
^et-e^  308 
subvert  731 
overshadow 
darken  421 
rept^/e  873 
disrepute  874 
overshoot  the  mark 
</o  beyond  203 
exaggerate  549 
overdo  682 
clumsy  699 
oversight 
inattentioji  458 
^^^w  495 

supetiniendence  093 
failure  732 
overskip  303 
oversleep  683 
overspent  ( 88 
overspread 
disperse  73 
be  present  186 
cower  233 
overstate  549 
overstep  "03 
overstock  641 
overstrain 

163 


OVE 


OYE 


PAD 


PAL 


corlol  482 
fatigve  C88 
.  oversiipply  C41 
overt  525 

-  act  (!eO 
overtake  292 
overtaken 

tipsy  1)59 
overtask  ) 
overtax  f 

misuse  679 

fatigve  CSS 
overthrow 

destroy  162 

level  308 

confute  479 

vanquish  751 
overthrown 

vanquished  732 
overthwart  708 
overth-edG*:8 
overtop  smj)ass  33 

^ei(7/i^  206 

(perfection  6r<)i 
overture 

precursor  64 

music  415 

o/Ter  763 

request  765 
overturn 

destroy  162 

i?z??«'^  218 

/ew/  308 

confute  479 
overvalue  48/5 
overweening 

ca;c€ss  641 

ro67i  863 

?wirfe  878 

co«cei^  880 

insolence  S85 
overweigh 

influence  175 

o^Airate  482 
overwhelm 

77««  162 

redundant  641 

«/r(?c/:  8;ii4 
overwhelmed 

defeated  732 

subjection  749 
ovenvheimmg 

«<;o/«7  159 

wonderful^'iO 
over-wise  880 
overwork 

misuse  G79 

fatigue  088 
overwrought 

exaggerated  549 

emotion  824 

affectation  855 
over-zealous  825 
ovifnim  249 
ovo, in  -  153 
ovoid  249 
ovule  247 
owe  806 
'  4^  to  oneself  926 


owing  debt  806 
-  to  effect  154 
attribution  155 

OWI/(90/501 

screech  -  412 
-"slight  422 
own  assent  4^ 
divulge  529 
possess  777 
^yroyerty  780 
come  by  one's  -  775 
Condemned  out  of 
one's  -  mouth  479 
consult  one's  - 
pleasure  943 
hold  one's  -  737 
know  one's  -  mind 

604 
not  know  one's  - 

interest  699 
not  know  one's  - 

mind  605 
will  of  one's  -  604 
of  one's  -  accord 
zvill  GOO  ^ 
willing  602 
pay  in  one's  -  coin 

718 
look  with  one's  - 

eyes  459 
-flesh and  blood  11 
throw  a  stone  in 
one's  -  garden 
clumsy  699 
retaliation  718 
take  the  law  into 
one's  -  hands 
tear  722 
lawless  964 
out  of  one's  -  head 

600 
after  one's  -  heart 

897 
look  after  one's  - 

interest  943 
stand  in  one's  - 

light  699 
acton  one's  - 

responsibility  738 
at  one's  -  risk  926 
have  one's  -  way 
tvill  600 
easy  705 
succeed  731 
authority  737 
freedmn  748 
-  oneself  m  the 

wrong  950 
owner  ])ossessor  779 
without  an- 7<  7a 
ownership 

pro]>erty  780 
ox  animal  366^ 
tnale  373 
hot  enough  to  roast 

an  -  382 
oxidation  659 
oyer  and  terminer, 

court  of  -  866 
O  yes  531 


Oyezl  Amr418 
2niblication  531 


P:  -coat  225 
mind  one's  -'s 
and  Q's 
care  459 
polite  894 
duty  926 
pabulum  food  298 
material  316 
mental  -  454 
pace  xoalk  264 
journey  266 
measure  466 
keep  -  with 
concur  178 
velocity  274 
put  through  one's 

-sd25 
show  one's  -s 
ostentation  882 

-  up  and  down  266 
pachydermatous 

])hijsically  -  370 

morally  -  823 
pacific  721 
pacification  723 
pacify  allay  174 

{co?npose  823) 

(J07-give  918) 
pack  arrange  60 

assemblage  72 

locate  184 

squeeze  195 

prejmre  673 

burden  706 
send  -ing  297 

-  of  nonsense  643 

-  off  clejmrt  293 
eject  297 

-  up  229 
package 

assemblage  72 

location  184 
packet 

assemblage  72 

ship  273 
pack-horse  271 
pack-saddle  215 
pack-thread  205 
l)act  769 
Pactolus  803 
pad  thicken  194 

line  224 

horse  271 
padding 

lining  22^ 

stopiier  26;i 

soft  324 
paddle  xoatk  260 

row  267 

oar  633 

-  one's  own  canoe 
conduct  692 
free  748 

-  steamer  273 
paddock  232 


padishah  745 
padlock 
fastening  45 
fetter  752 

put  a -on  one's  Tips 
585 
padre  996 
padrone  745 
p*an 
r^oicing  838 
celebration  '^.'??t 
grcUitude  916 
approbcUion  931 
tvorshi})  9C0 
paganism  984 
page 
numeration  85 
printing  591 
oook  593 
attendant  746 
pageant 
spectacle  448 
show  882 
pagoda  lOCO 
pah  717 
pail  191 
paillard  962 
paillasse  215 
pain  physical  -  378 
moral  ■■  828 
penalty  974 
painfulness  830 
painfully  ver-y  31 
paniim  984 
painless  827 
pains  686 
get  for  one's  -  973 
take  -  686 

-  and  penalties  97'i 
painstaking 

active  682 
laborious  686; 
paint  coed,  223 
colour  428 
deceive  545 
delineate  550 
OJ/tarnent  847 

-  the  lily  641 
painter  rope  45 

artist  559 
painting  556 
pair  similar  17 

couple  89 

-  off  average  x.^ 
marry  90;i 

pair-oar  273 
pairs  cards  840 
pal  ally  711 

chum  890 
palace  89 
bishop's  -  1000 
Paladin 

defence  717 

combatant  726 
palaeocrystic  124 
PalsBology  [see  Pale- 

ology  ice] 
palaestra 

school  542 

arena  728 

164 


PAL 


PAX 


PAN 


PAR 


{and  see  pa\estr\c] 
ais  de  verite  703 
palanquin  27:^ 
palatable 

suvounj  394 

pleasant  8.29 
palate  390 
tickle  the  -  394 
palatial  palace  189 

oslentafions  882 
palatine  745 
Palatine  Court  966 
palaver 

unmeaning  517 

speech  58:3 

loguacity  584 

colloquy  588 

council  696 
^ale  region  181 

inclosure  232 

;w?iii  2:33 

dim  422 

colourless  429 

fi-ightened  860 
turn  - 

/o.«e  colour  429 

emotion,  821 

/«ar  860 

-  of  the  church  995 
•  -  its  ineffectual  fire 

rfM«  422 

out  ofrep>'te81i 

? ale -faced  429 
aleography 

past  122 

Philology  560 
Paleology  i)a$t  122 

languaqe  160 
Pa'eontology  368 
pileozoic  124 
palestric 

exertion  686 

contention  720 
paletot  225 
palette  556 
palfrey  271 
palimpsest  147 
palindrome 

inversion  218 

neology  563 
paling  /e;ice  232 

prison  752 
palingenesia  163 
palingenesis  660 
palinody  607 
palisade 

defence  717 

prison  752 
pall  mantle  225 

funeral SQS 

disgust  395 

insignia  747 

weary  841 

tfis/iAe  867 

^a^eCy  869 

canonicals  999 
palladium  ^f{/"(?/y664 

(</e/(?nce717) 
pallet  support  215 

paiHter''8  •  556 


palliament  225 
palliate  miwd  658 
r^/i^re  834 
extenuate  937 
palliative  re?7iedyQ62 
pallid  429 
pallium  999 
pall-mall  840 
pallone  840 
pallor  429 
palm 
measure  of  length 
200 

^7  OjoAy  733 
s<m^791 
/a««-«^877 
bear  the  -  873 
grease  the  - 
induce  615 
give  784 
itching  -  865 
win  the  -  731 

-  off,  -  upon  545 
pal  mated  257 
palmer  traveller  268 

clergy  996 
Palmistry  511 
palmy 

])rosperous  734 

jUeasant  8.9 

joyous  836 

-  days 

prosperity  734 
pleasure  827 

palpable 
matenal  316 
^ac(!i/e  379 
obvious  446 
manifest  525 
{intelligible  518) 

-  obscure  421 
palpation  379 
palpitate 

tremble  ■i\5 

emotion  821 

/^ar  860 
palsy 

impotence  158 

physical  insensi- 
bility 376 

disease  655 

mental  insensibility 
823 

(?<JcaA:rte5sl60) 
palter 

falsehood  544 

«Ai/<  605 

€/«rfe  773 
paltry  6ma^^  32 

unim2K>rtant  643 

;rte«n  940 
paludal  345 
pampas  344 
pamper 

indulge  954 

g'fjr.f/e  957 
pamphlet  593 
pamphleteer  595 
pan  191 
panacea  662 


panache  plume  255 
ornam£7it  847 

pandar  [see  pander] 

Pandean  pipes  417 

pandect 
knoiuledge  490 
dissertation  595 
compendium  C93 
code  963 

Pandemonium  982 
inhabitants  of  -  978 

pander  pimp  962 

-  to  instrument  631 
help  707 

^fl«er  933 
pandiculation 

expansion  194 

ope  ni?ig  260 

sleepy  683 
Pandoor  7  6 
Pandora's  box  619 
bottom  of  -  858 
paned  440 
panegyric  931 
panel  list  86 

partition  228 

accused  9c8 
sliding  -  545 
panelling  847 
pang  physiccd  -  378 

m/yral828 
Pangloss  492 
panguid  :i55 
panic  860 
panier  225 
pannel  213 
pannier  191 
panoply 

defence  717 

arms  727  . 
panopticon  752 
panorama  view  448 

painting  baa 
panoramic  446 
panoply  49 ) 
pant  heat  382 

fatigue  688 

emotion  821 

-  for  805 
pantaloon 

old  man  130 

pantomimist  599 

buffoon  844 
pantaloons  2^5 
pantheism  984 
Pantheon  gods  979 

temple  1000 
panther 

courage  861 
pantile  ?w/"  223 

conduit  350 
pantologist 

scholar  492 

?>rOj^dc«^700 
pantolo^  49 J 
pantomime 

signs  550 

drama  599 
pantry  191 
panurgy  698 


pap  mamma  250 

J9W/7?  354 
papa/a<A(?rl68 
Papa /?op«  996 
papacy  984 
papal  995 
paper  c(wer  223 

white  430 

writing  590 

600^593 

security  771 

{record  551) 
-credit  805 

-  monev  800 

-  pellet" 643 

-  war 

disciis-non  476 
contention  720 

Paphian 

intemperate  954 

impure  961 
papilla  250 
papistry  984 
papoose  129 
pappous  250 
papula  250 
papulose  250 
papyi'us  590 
par  27 
above  -  648 
below  -  low  207 

impel  feet  651 

-  excellence  33 

-  nobile  fratrum 
alike  17 

'riendsWO 
le  -  le  roi  737 

-  parenthese  IM 

-  pari  refero  718 
parable 

metaphor  521 

teaching  537 

desanption  594 
parabola  curve  245 
parabolic 

metaphorical  521 
paracentesis  297 
parachronism  115 
parachute 

baUoon  273 

means  of  safely  0( 
Paraclete  976 
pai-ade  wa/A  180 

ostentation  882 
paradigm  22 
Pai-adise  bliss  827 

hHiven  981 
in  -  827 
paradox 

absurdity  497 

obscuHty  519 

difficulty  704 

{mystery  528) 
paradoxical 

tincei'lo.in  475 

v)i intelligible  519 
paraftine  3oG 
paragon 

;>f //ec/  650 

j7to;-y  873 

165 


d{^ 


PAR 

good  man  948 
paragiaui 
ambigiiffiis  520 
neology  563 
paragraph  part  51 
phrase  5C6 
aWic^e  593 
paraleipsis  460 
parallax  196 
parallel 
similarity  17 
imitate  19 
-  }K>sition  216 
symmeti-y  242 
diawa-464 
none  but  himself 
can  be  his  -  873 
rnn  - 178 
parallelism  216 
agreement  23 
parallelogram  244 
parallelopipecl  244 
paralogism  477 
paralysis 
impotence  158  _ 
physical  insensi- 
bility 376 
(?isefl.«€655 
7no?a/  insensibility 
823 
paralyze  158,  37C,  823 
paramount 
supreme  33 
important  M^ 
authority  737 
lord  -  7n«s^e?'  74o 
mssessor  779 
-  estate  780 
])aramour  897 
parapet  717 
paraph  550 
paraphernaha^ 
irnn/'Mnerii  OJ^: 


rnachinei-y  OJW 
belonging  780 
paraphrase 
imitation  19 

synonym,  522 

phrase  566 
paraphrast  524 
paraphrastic 

imitative  19 

interpretation  522 
parasite  ««Ti/c  886 

Jlatterer  935 
rarasitic 
■  nubjection  749 

(jrasping  789 

.vf  7-fi/e  ^6         _^ 
parasol  covering  223 

^V/a(/c  424 
paratus : 

in  utrumque  - 
resolved  004 
j'^ac/y  673^ 

semi)er  -  673 

parboil  384 

Parca;  601 

parcel  pari  51 


PAR 

part  and  -  56 
-  out  airange  60 

flKo«  786 
parcels 

p7operty7W   , 
par  cere  subjectis 

/e??i^?/  740 

pity  914 
parch  c??!/  340 

heat  382 

6a^•e  384        ,  .    ^ 
parched  with  thirst 

865 
parchment 
wiiting  590 

security  771 
parcity  819 
pardon  918 

beg  -  952 

-  me  489 
pardonable  937 
pare  cid  38 

1     reduce  195 
2)eel  204 
divest  226 
(scrape  331) 

-  down 
shorten  201 

paregoric  662 
parenchyma 
materiality  316 
structure  329 
parent  166 
parentage 
consanguinity  11 
paternity  166 
parenthesis 
discontinuity  70 
inversion  218 
inter jacence  228 
by  way  of  - 
occasion  134 
parenthetical 
urelative  10 
pari  passu 
equality^ 
synchronism  120 
Pariah 
commonalty  876 
o/^^ca*-i  893 
pari  an 

sculptvre  557 
parietal  236 
parietes  224 


paring  [*w  pare] 


s»i«Z;  32 
(;?«?•<  51) 
parish  181 
bring  to  the  -  804 
come  upon  the  -  804 
parishioner  997 
paritor  965 
parity  27 
park  house  189 
idain  344 
trees  367 
artillery 'in 
pleasure  ground  840 
_  paling  232 
parlance  582 


PAR 

in  common  -  576 
parlementaire 
messenger  5;B4 
flag  of  iincce  72S 
parler  : 
f  aeon  de  -  521 
-  a  tort  et  a  travers 
illogical  477 
nonsense  497 
parley  talk  588 

mediation  724 
parliament  696 
parliamentary 

securities  802 
parlour  191 
parlour-maid  746 
parlous  665 
Parnassus  59? 
parochial  181 
parody 

imitation  19 
j     copy  21 

misinte?w^i  ^^^ 
travesty  856 
parole  sj)eech  582 
on  -  restraint  751 
pi'isoner  754 
promise  768 
Parol  les  887 
paronomasia 
neology  563 
ornament  577 
paronymous  562 
paroxysm 
violence  173 
emotion  825 
anger  900 
parquetry  440] 
Parr,  Old  -  loO 
parricide  361 
parrot 
imitation  10 
loquacity  584 
repeat  as  a  -  505 
parry  confide  479 
«m-«  623 
defend  717 
pars  magna  fui, 
quorum  -  690 
parse  analysis  461 

grammar  567 
Parsee  984 
parsimony  819 
parson  996 
parsonage  1000 
part  divide  44 
2wrtion  51 
diverge  291 
music  413 
ftooA:  593 
rd/e  599 
function  625 
cZw/y  926 
act  a  -  action  68 
take  an  active  - 
bear -in  709 
component -56 
fractional-  100a 
in  -  rt  little  32 
for  my  -  79 


PAR 

on  the  -  of  707 
play  a -In 

injitience  175 
principal  -  642 
.take  the  -  of  709 
take  -  with 

cooperate  709 
take  a  -  in  680 
take  no  -  m  628 

-  company 
disjunction  44 
avoid  623 
quarrel  713 

-  and  parcel  56 
_  by  part  51 
-song  415 

-  of  speech  507 
-with 

relinquish  782 
gii')e  784 
partake  778 

-  of  the  sacrament 
998 

parte,  ex  -  481 
parterieZe?;6^213 
cultivation  371 
{vegetation  367) 
Parthis  mendacior 

544 
parti  pris  611 
partial  vnequal  28 
special  79 
misjudging  481 
unjust  923 
-  snadow  422 
partiality 
jn^eponderance  33 
desire  865 
Ime  897 
partially 
a  little  33 
partly  hi       .  . 
particeps  crimmis 
doer  690 
aiimliary  711 
participate 
coopercUe  709 
«/tare  778 
-mbea  doer  680 
participation  778 
participator 
a<7en^  690 
particle  small  32 

g-^'flin  333 
particular  item  oi 
«t<e?J<  151 
attentive  457 
careful  459 
eicac^  494 
capricious  608 
od(Z851 
fastidious  868 
in  -  79 

-  account  594 
'682       -  estate  780 
particularize 
sjyecial  79 
describe  59^ 
particularly 
I     re7y  31 

166 


PAR 


PAS 


PAS 


PAT 


viore  33 
particulars 

speciality  79 

description  594 
partie  carree  892 
parting  44 
partisan 

auxiliary  711 

weapon  727 

friend  890 
partisanship 

ivar])td  judgment 
481 

cooperation  709 
partition  t^-cf//  228 

o/fo^  786 
partlet36G 
partly  51 
partner 

companion  88 

auxiliary  711 

sharer  778 

/rie/Ki  890 

spouse  903 
sleeping  -  683 
partnership 

;;a?'^y  712 
join  -  with  709 
parts  intellect  450 

skill  698 

wisdom  498 
partiu-ition  101 
parturiimt  montes 

over-estimate  482 

disappoird  509 
party 

assemblage  72 

special  79 

person  372 

association  712 

sociality  892 

-  spirit 

loarped  judgment 
481 

cooperation  709 
wwng  923 

-  to  ac^io/i  680 
ag'6/ii  690 
cooperate  709 

-to  a  suit  969 

-  wall  228 
party-coloured  440 
parva  componere 

magnis  464 
parvenu  ne«i;  123 

successful  734 

'vulgar  851 

low-born  876 
parvitude  193 
pasi>;w€rfe;i<^63 

^rw  71 

precession  280 

ra/iA;  873 
pas  si  bete  498 
paschal  998 
pasha w  745 
l>ashawlick  737 
pasigraphy590 
pasigraphie  560 
pasquinade  934 


783, 


\  pass  conjuncture  8 

^>e  superior  33 

course  109 

Zop^g  122 

Aap/?e/i  151 

interval  198 

<fe^fe  103 

ywot'e  264 

transfer  270 

WM>i?e  through  302 

garce^tZ  303 

vanish  449 

?i;ay  627 

difficulty  70i 

thrust  716 

passport  760 

-  as  property 
784 
barely  -  651 
let  it  -  460 
make  a  -  at  716 
pretty  -  704 

-  away 

cease  to  exist  2 
€naJ67 
transient  111 
pasi  122 
cea^«e  143 
ajf  360 

-  by  co!/n?«  109 
inattention  458 
neglect  460 
disrespectfxd  929 

-  comprehension  519 

-  current  484 

-  an  examination 
goodness  648 
m«/^e  873 

-  the  eyes  over  457 

-  the  fingers  over  379 

-  into  one's  hand 
785 

-  through  one's 
hands  625 

-  into  144 
-judgment  480 

-  a  law  963 

-  in  the  mind  451 

-  muster 
confm-m  to  82 
«Mi?cie//^639 
good(S^ 
approbation  931 

barely  -  muster  651 

-  under  the  name  of 
564 

-oS.be  past  122 
egress  295 

-  off  for  544 

-  on  282 

-  an  opinion  480 

-  to  the  order  of  the 
day  624 

-  out  of  295 

-  over 

exclude  55 

cross  302 

give  784 
forgive  918 

exemption  927a 


-  over  to  709 

-  and  repass  302 
oscillate  314 

-  in  review 
attention  457 
inquiry  461 

-  the  Rubicon  609 

-  sentence  on  971 

-  time  exist  1 
ti7ne  106 

do  nothing  681 

-  one's  time  iu  625 
-to  144 

-  through 
event  151 
jnotion  302 

-  one's  word  768 
passable  small  32 

unimpoiiant  643 

imperfect  651 

pretty  845 
passado  716 
passage  [c^ee  pass] 

part  51 

conversion  144 

street  189 

corridor  191 

opening  260 

navigation  267 

moving  through  302 

music  413 

-  in  a  book  593 

action  680 
cut  a  -  260 
force  a  -  302 

-  of  arms  720 
passant,  en  - 

transit  2?0 

incidentally  621 
pass-book  811 
passe  :  mot  de  -  550 
passe 

antiquated  124 

agreed  128 

spoiled  659 
passed  away  122 
passenger  268 

-  train  272 
passe-partout 

k£y  260 

instrument  631 
passer  by  444 
passer  le  temps,  pour 

-681 
passe-temps  840 
passim 

dispersed  73 

2ilace  182 

situation  183 
passing  very  31 

transient  111 

-  bell  363 

-  strange  870 

-  word  527 
pass-key  631 
passion 

emotion  820,  821 
excitability  825 
jmin  828 
desire  mt 


love  897 
anger  900 
ruling  -  606 
Passion-week  998 
passionate 
warm  825 
irascible  901 
passionless  823 
passive  inert  YH'ii 
inaction  681 
obedient  743 
inexcitable  826 
Passover  998 
passport 
instrumentality  631 
order  741 
permission  760 
pass-word 
ansiver  461 
sign  550 
militai'y  722 
past  122 
danger  -  664 
insensibility  to  the- 

506 
obliteration  of  the- 

506 
thing  of  the  -  124 

-  bearing  830 

-  comprehension  519 

-  cure  859 

-  dispute  474 

-  praying  for  945 

-  one's  prime  128 

-  recollection  506 

-  work 
useless  645 
impaired  659 

paste  cement  45 

to  cement  46 

pulp  354 

sham  545 

tinsel  847 

scissors  and  -  609 
pastel  556J 
pasticcio  41 
pastil  400 
pastime  840 
pastor  996 
pastoral 

bucolic  370 

music  415 

2X)em  597 

religious  995 

sermon  998 
pastorale  415 
pastry /oorf  293 

sioeets  396 
pasturage 

meadow  344 

herbage  367 
\mstm-efood  298 
pasty  ta7-t  298 

like  paste  ^2 
pat  ])erti?ient  2S 

strike  276 

{expedient  646)         , 

-  on  the  back 
induce  615 
comfort  834 

167 


PAT 


PAY 


PEA 


PED 


encourage  861 
approve  931 

-  on  the  cheek  902 

-  on  the  head 
endeaiinent  902 

Patagonian  206 
patch  small  32 

region  181 

blemish  848 

-  up  restore  660 
compromise  774 

patchwork 

mixture  41 

discontinuous  10 

variegation  440 
pate  summit  210 

brain  450 
patefaction  260 
patella  191 
patent  open  260 

manifest  525 

licence  760 

-property  780 
.     pater  patriae  912 
patera  ci/7>  191 

sacramental  998 
paterfamilias  166 
paternal 

/a^Aer  166 

benevolent  906 

-  domicile  189 
paternity  166 
paternoster  990 
path  direction  278 

way  ^21 
cross  the  -  70G 
secret  -  530 
pathetic  830 
pathless 

spacious  180 

closed  261 

difficult  704 
pathognomonic  550 
Pathology  655 
pathos  821 
pathoscopic  8-0 
patience 

perseverance  604a 

endurance  826 

cards  830 
patient  sick  055 
patois  50-3 
patriie:  amor-  910 
pater  -  912 
patriarch 

veteran  130 

ancestor  s  166 

vriest  990 
patriarchal 

ancient  124 

ancestral  106 
patrician  875 
patrimony  780 
patriot  910 
patrol  wa/A;266 

safeguard  064 
»      {warning  068) 
patron 

aiiTilianj  711 

customer  795 


friend  890 
patronage 

influence  175 

ajrf  707 

authority  737 
patronize  707 
l)atronymic  564 
patten  225 
patter  «<r2^e  276 

if(3?/«rf  407 

^a/A584 
patterer  582 
pattern  model  22 

perfection  650 

ornament  847 
pattes  de 

-  mouche  590 

-  velours  544,  545 
patulous  194 
pauciloquy  585 
paucity  small  32 

/ei^;  103 

scanty  640 
Paul  obnes  792 
Paul  Pry 

curious  455 

jsra^^e  588 
paulo  post  f  uturuin 

121 
paunch  191 
pauper  804 
pause 

discontinue  70 

cease  142 

quiescence  265 

dmibt  485 

irresolution  605 

rcjtw^e  687 
pauvre  diable  804 
pave  coi')er  223 

( prepare  673) 

-  the  way  705 
pave,  on  the  -  961 
pavement  base  211 

covering  223 

/)«^/i  627 
pavilion  189 
paving  211 
paviour  673 
paw  touch  379 

retention  781 
pawky  702 
pawn  771 
pawnbroker  787 
pax  hush  !  403 

pyx  998 

-  in  bello  723 

-  vobiscum  894 
pay  yaint  223 

profitable  775 
defray  807 
expend  809 
income  810 
punish  972 
remunerate  973 
in  one's  - 
«fri'rt/i<746 
AirfC?  795 

-  In  advance  809 

-  attention  to  457 


-  back  718 

-  down  807 

-  dues  924 

-  in  full  807 

-  homage 
submission  725 
zvorship  990 

-  the  debt  of  nature 
360 

-  no  attention  &c. 
to  458,  46) 

-  through  the  nose 
814 

-off  718 

-  old  debts  807 

-  out  972 

-  in  one's  own  coin 
718 

-  the  penalty  952 

-  the  piper  707 

-  regard  to  4S4 

-  one's  respects  894 

-  too  much  814 
-a visit  892,  894 

-  one's  way 
defray  8i)7 
economy  817 

paymaster  801 
payment  807 

remuneration  973 
paynim  981 
pays,  mal  du  - 
regret  833 
sociality  892 
pea  249 

peace  silence  403 
concord  714 
amity  721 
at -714 
commission  of  the  - 

905 
justice  of  the  -  967 
keep  the  - 
moderation  174 
concord  714 
make  -  72:i 
make  -  with  831 
Prince  of  -  976 
speak  -  831 
peaceable 

moderate  174 
peaceably,  get  on  - 

736 
peaceful 

inexcitable  826 
peace-maker  714 
mediator  724 
contented  831 
peace-offering 
pacijication  723 
mediation  724 
gift  784 
atonement  952 
peach  529 

peach-coloured  434 
peacock 
variegation  440 
beaidy  845 
proud  878 
vain  !^80 


gaudy  882 
jackdaw  in  -'s 
feathers  701 
pea-green  435 
peak  height  206 
summit  210 
sharp  253 
sicken  655 
peaked  253 
peal  loud  404 
rollAOl 
-of  bells  407 
-  of  laughter  838 
pearl  goodness  648 
ornament  847 


mother-of-  440 
cast  -s  before  swine 

638 
pearly 

semitransparent 
427 

colour  428 

white  430 

grey  432 

variegated  440 
pear-shape  249 
peasant  876 
peat  388 
pebble  little  193 

hard  323 
peccability  945 
peccable  947 
peccadillo  947 
peccant  bad  649 

unclean  653 

diseased  655 

-  humour  653,  655 
peccavi  950 

peck  7nuch  31 
multitude  102 
eat  298 

-  at  censure  938 

-  of  tix>ubles 
difficulty  704 
adversity  735 
jKiin  828 

peckish  865 
Pecksniff  548 
pectinated  253 
peculate  791 
peculator  792 
peculiar  special  79 

exceptional  83 
peculiarly 

greatly  31 

more  33 
pecuniary  800 
pecunious  803 
pedagogue 

scholar  492 

teacher  540 

pedantic  855 
pedal  633     . 
pedant  scholar  492 
pedantic 

half-learned  491 

-  style  577 

affected  855 
pedantry 

168 


FED 


PEN 


PE 


PER 


narrow  mind  481 
peddle  meddle  G83 
peddling 

triJiingMZ 

miserly  819 
pederero  727 
1  cdestal  215 
place  on  a  -  307 
pedestrian  2G8 
pedicle  214,  215 
pedigree 

continuity  69 

ancestry  166 
pediment 

capital  210 

base  215 
psdlar  797 
-'s  French  563 
pedometer  200 
peduncle  214 
peel  laijer  204 

skin  223 

uncover  226 

-  off  separate  44 
peel-house  717 
peep  441 

-  behind  the  curtain 
461 

-  of  day  125 

-  into  the  future  510 

-  out  nisible  446 
disclosure  529 

pe.^p-hole  260 
peep-show  view  448 

aiaiisem^nt  840 
peer  equal  27 

pry  441 

inquire  461 

lord  875 

-  out  446 
peerless  supreme^ 

glorious  «73 

virtuous  944 

{perfect  650) 
peevish  cross  895 

irascible  901 
peg  <7r«c?e  71 

Aa^gf  214 

project  250 
come  down  a  -  306 
let  down  a  -  308 
not  stir  a  - 

quiet  265 

inaction  681 

-  away 
activity  682 

-  to  hang  ou 
j)lea  617 

-  on  Journey  266 
Pegasus  271 
Pegomancy  511 
pegs  legs  266 
pemdre,  fait  a  -  845 
peine  forte  et  dure 

974 
pelagic  341 
pelerine  225 
pelf  gain  775 

Xtroperty  780 

money  vf^ 


pelican  637 
pelisse  225 
pellet  249 
paper  -  643 
pellicle  aim  204 

skin  223 
pell-mell  59 
pellucid  425 
pelote  249 
pelt  skin  223 

dress  225 

throw  276 

attack  716 

punish  972 
peltry  223 
pen  inclosure  232 

write  590 

writer  593 

restrain  751 

imprison  752 
ready  -  509 
slip  of  the  - 

error  495 

solecism  568 
stroke  of  the  - 

write  590 

authmity  737 

command  741 

-  in  hand  590 

-  and  ink  590 
draw  the  -  through 

552 
penal  972 

-  servitude  972 

-  settlement  752 
penalty  974 
penance 

atoriement  952 

penalty  974 
penates,  lares  et 

Jimie  189 

idols  991 
penchant 

willing  602 

desii-e  865 

love  897 
pencil  bundle  72 

-of  light  420 

xvrite  590 
pencil-drawing  556 
pencraft  590 
pendant  match  17 

j^ag'  550 
pendency  time  106 

hanging  214 
pendente  lite 

rf2/77?<$y  106      . 

vncerlaia  475 

lawsuit  969 
pendulous 

hanging  214 

oscillating  314 
pendulum  c/ocA;  114 

/ifl;?^  214 
motion  of  a  -  314 
Penelope,  work  of  - 

useless  045 

incomjMe  730 
penetralia  221 

-  mentis 


in^e//^c^  450 
affections  820 
penetrate 
ingress  294 
2)assage  302 
sagacity  498 

-  the  soul  824 
penetrated  with 

Mee/484 
feeling  821 
penetrating 
sagacious  498 
/eeir2rt^  821 

-  glance  441 
penfold  232 
peninsula  343 
penitence  950 
penitentiary  752 
pen-knife  253 
penman  590 

inspired  -  985 
penmanship  590 
pennant  55u 
penniless  804 
pennon  550 
penny  8  0 

not  have  a  -  804 

cost  a  pretty  -  814 

turn  a  -  775 

no  -  no  paternoster 
812 

in  for  a  -  in  for  a 
pound  768 

-  trumpet  410 
penny-a-liner 

envoy  534 

writer  593 
penny-a-lining 

diffuse  stifle  573 
pennyweight  319 
penny-wisG  819 

-  and  pound  foolish 
caprice  608 
waste  038 
prodigal  818 

pennyworth  812 
penology  972 
pen  see,  arriere  -  528 
penseroso  S37 
pensile  214 
pension  income  810 
pensioner 

servant  746 

receiver  785 
pen  sire 

thoughtful  451 

sad  837 
penstock  350 
pent  up  751 

-  in  one's  memory 
505 

pentagon  244 
pentahedron  244 
pentameter  507 
Pentateuch  985 
Pentecost  998 
Penthesilean  861 
penthouse  191 
pentile  223 
penultimate  67 


penumbra  421 
penurious  819 
penury  poverty  804 

{scantiness  640) 
peon  726 
people 

multitude  102 

inhabit  1«6 

mankirid  372 

commonalty  876 

laity  997 
pepastic  662 
pepper  pungent  392 

condiment  393 

attack  716 

(energy  17i) 

-  and  salt 
greif  432 
variegated  440 

peppercorn  643 

-  rent  815 
peppery 

irascible  901 
peptic  662 
per  631 

-  contra 
contrariety  14 
counter-evidence 

468 
opposition  708 

-  saltum 
discontijiuous  70 
instantaneous  113 

-se87 

peradventure  470 
peragrate  266 
perambulate  266 
perambulator 

measure  of  length 
200 

vehicle  272 
perceivable  446 
perceive 

be  sensible  of  2tib 

see  441 

knoiv  490 
percentage 

number  84 

discoxtnt  813 
perceptible  446 
perception  idea  453 

knoivledge  490 
perceptive  375 
perch  location  184 

abide  186 

habitation  189 

height  206 

sujyport  215 

-  up  3  j7 
perchance 

by  chance  156 

possibly  470 
percipience  450 
percolate 

ooze  out  295 

stream  348 

percursory  458 

percussion  276 

centre  of  -  223 

percussive  277 

169 


PER 


PER 


PER 


PER 


perdition 

destruction  162 

ruin  732 

loss  776 
perdre  son  Latin  704 
perdrix,  toujours  - 

841 

perdu  523 

enfant  - 

hopeless  859 

rash  8G3 
perdy  535 
peregrination  26(5 
peregrinator  2G8 
peremptory 

assertion  535 

^/V7i604 

anthoHtative  737 

Hgorous  739 

compulsory  744 

duty  926 

-  denial  536 

-  refusal  764 
perennial 

continuous  69 
diuturnal 110 

-  plants  3G7 
perennius,  aere  -  873 
pererration  2(]6 
perfect  great  31 

entire  52 

excellent  650 

complete  729 
perfection  650 
bring  to  -  729 
perfervidum  in- 

geuium  082 
perfidy  940 
perflate  349 
perforate  260 
perforator  262 
perforce 

necessity  GDI 

compulsion  74A 
perform 

produce  161 

doTiO 

-  music  41Q 
action  680 
achieve  729 
fuljil  772 

-  a  circuit  629 

-  a  duty  926 

-  the  duties  of  625 

-  a  function  644 

-  a  funeral  ;iG3 

-  an  obligation  772 

-  a  part 
d?a?na  599 
action  680 

-  a  service  998 
performable  470 
performance 

[see  perform] 
/  effect  154 
performer 

mu8icia?i  416 

staye-player  599 

agent  <390 

qff'ectalion  856 


perfume  ^OO 
perfunctory 

incomplete  53 

neglect  460 
perhaps 

iwssibly  470 

sup)X)sition  514 

{chance  156) 
peri 

beauty  845 

mythology  979 
periapt  993 
pericranium  450 
periculous  G65 
peridot  847 
perihelion  197 
peril  6G5 
at  your  -  909 
take  heed  at  one's  - 
6()8 
peril  epsis  476 
perimeter  230 
per  od  end  67 

2Wint  71 

-  of  time  106, 108 

recurrence  138 
at  fixed  -s  138 
well  rounded  -s  577, 

5;  8 
periodical 

recurring  138 

hook  593" 
periodicity  138 
peripatetic 

journey  266 

traveller  2%9, 
periphery  230 
periphrase 

phrase  566 

diffuse  573 
periplus  267 
periscope  441 
periscopic  446 

-  lens  445 
perish 

cease  to  exist  2 
he  destroyed  162 
die  360 
decay  659 

-  with  cold  SaS 

-  with  hunger  956 
perishable  111 
perissology 

diffaseness  573 

{loquacity  584) 
peristaltic  248 
periwig  225 
perjured  940 
perjurer  548 
perjury  544 
perk  dress  225 
-up  elevate  807 

revive  689 

cheer  836 
perked  up 

proud  878 
perlustration  441 
permanence 

durability  110 

unchanging  141 


unchangeable  150 
permanent 

habitual  613 
permeable  260 
permeate 

insinuate  228 

pervade  186 

pas^  through  302 
permissible 

permitted  760 

(;ai<;/"MZ  924) 
permission  760 
perm.issive  760 
perm'it  760 
p  rmitting 
weather  «fec.  -  469, 
470 
permutation 

numerical  -  84 

change  140 

interchange  148 
pernicious  649 
pernicity  274 
perorate 

diffuse  style  573 
peroration 

sequel  65 

end  67 

speech  582 
perpend  think  451 
perpendicular  212 
perpension 

attention  457 
perpetrate  680 

-  a  pun  &c.  842 
perpetrator  690 
perpetua,  esto  - 

respect  928 
approbation  931 
perpetual  112 
frequent  136 

-  curate  996 
perpetuate  112 

continue  143 
establish  150 

perpetuity  112 

perplex  derange  61 
distract  458 
wicertainty  475 
6o^;^er  830 

perplexed 
confused  59 
convoluted  248 

perplexity 
disorder  69 
uncertainty  475 
unintelligibility 

difficulty  704 

{ignorance  491) 
perquisite  973 
perquisition  461 
pe  ecrutation  461 
persecute 

o;;;?r^«,9  649 

annoy  830 

malevolence  907 
perseverance 

continuance  148 

persistence  604a 


Persides  215 

persiflage  856 
persist  duration  108 

permanence  141 

continue  143 

persevere  604a 
persistence 

diuturnity  110 
persen 

substantiality  3 

ma?i  372 
without  distinctioK 

of  -s  922 
personable  845 
personse,   dramatis  • 

drama  5S>3 

rfoer690 
personage  372 
personal 

[see  person] 

special  79 

subjective  317 

-  narrative  594 

-  property  780 

-  security  771 
personality  [see 

personal] 

discourtesy  895 

disrespect  929 

censure  932 

detraction  934 
personalty  780 
personate 

imitate  19 

represent  554 
personify 

cdlegory  521 

represent  554 
perspective 

vieMJ  448 

expectation  507 

painting  5oQ 
in  -  200 
perspicacity 

sif7/i<  441 

iiitelligence  4.98 
perspicuity 

intelligibility  518 

style  570 
perspiration 

exudation  295 

excretion  299 
in  a  -  382 
perstringe  457 
persuadable  602 
persuade  6e/2e/"484 

induce  615 

{advise  695) 
persuasibility 

willingness  603 
persuasion 

opinion  484 

teaching  537 

inducement  GI5 
religious  -  983 
persuasive  reasoning 

476 
pert  vai?i  880 

insolent  885 
I     discourteous  895 

170 


PER 


PHA 


PHO 


PHY 


pertain  to 

reiale  to  9 

included  tinder  76 

power  157 

belong  777 

projm'ly  780 

duty  92(5 
perte  de  vue,  a  - 

distant  19G 

invisible  447 
pertinacity  604a 
pertinent 

relative  9 

congruovs  23 

{airplicable  644) 
pertmjjent  199 
perturbation 

derange  61 

ferment  171 

agitation  315 

emotion  821 

excitation  824,  825 

/ea?-  860 
pertusion  260 
peruke  2:^5 
peruse  539 
p*ervade 

influence  175 

ea//e>?rf  186 

a/fec<  821 
-  the  80ul  824 
pervading  spirit  8C0 
perverse 

obstinate  606 

c?ij??cw/<  704 

churlish  895 

^?/;A:?/  901a 
perversion 

sophistry  477 

viisinterpjetation 
523 

misteaching  538 

falsehood  5J4 

vntruth  546 

i/?/ir/y  659 

impiety  988 
pervert  [see  perver- 
sion] 

convert  144 

re6'«H^  607 
perverted 

i«  €?7or  495 
pervestigation  461 
pervicacious  606 
pervigilium  683 
pervious  260 
pessimism 

overrate  482 

underrate  483 

dejection  837 

hopeless  859 
pessimist 

coward  862 
Pessomancy  511 
pessoribus  orti  876 
pest6a/*e  663 

painfidness  830 
pester  830 
pest-liouse  662 
pestiferous  657 


pestilence  666 

pestle  330 
pet  love  897 

favourite  899 

a/^g-er  900 

/o?/«ffe  902 

j^a//e?'  9;33 
petard  727 
hoist  on  one's  own- 

retaliation,  718 

failure  732 
Peter  to  pay  Paul ; 
borrow  of  -  788 
rob  -  steed  791 

wrong  92;i 
petit  maitre  854 
petite  dame  962 
petitio  principii  477 
petition  ask  765 

r>ray  990 
petitioner  767 
petrel  tvarning  668 
petrify  dense  321 

Jiard  223 
freeze  385 

thrill  824 

affnght  860 

astonish  370 
petroleum  356 
petroleuse  384 
petronel  727 
petticoat  rfre^^  225 

W07nan  374 

-  government 
unskilful  699 
authority  737 

pettifogger  968 
pettifogging 

sophistry  477 

litigious  713 

dishonourable  940 
pettish  901 
petto,  in  - 

mental  450 

thought  of  454 

concealed  528 

intention  620 
petty  ;i«;e  193 

unimportant  643 

-  cash  800 

-  larceny  791 

-  sessions  966 

-  treason  742 
petulance 

insolence  885 
trascibihty  901 

petulant 
-  language  574 

pen  de  chose  643 

pen  s'en  faut  32 

pew  cell  191 
c/iw;c7i  1000 

phaeton  272 

phalanx  party  712 
a?7?zy  726 
(assemblage  72) 

phantasm 
illusion  443 
appearance  448 
imagination  515 


phantasmagoria  448 
phantasy  irfea  453 

i?naginaiion  515 
phantom 

vmeal  4 

fallacy  of  vision  443 

imaginary  515 
Pharisaical 
falsehood  544 
false  piety  988 
Pharisee 

deceiver  548 

jtJ^^<:^s^  988 
Pharmacology  662 
Pharmacy  662 
pharos  550 
phase  a.sji:>€C^  8 

transition  144 
/o?7W  240 

appearance  448 
have  many  -s  149 
assume  a  new  -  144 
view  in  all  its  -s  461 
phasis  448 
phasma  443 
phenomenon 

event  151 

appearance  448 

pivdigy  872 
phial  191 

[and  see  vial] 
Phidias  559 
philander  902 
philanthropy  910 
Philip  drunk  to 

Philip  sober, 

appeal  from  -  658 
philippic  932 
Philistine 

unintellectual  491 

bourgeois  876 
philologist  492 
philology  560 
philomath  492 
Philomel  416 
philosopher  492 
-'s  stone 

2)e7fect  650 

remedy  662 
philosophical 

thoughtful  451 

calm  826 
philosophy 

calmness  826 

knowledge  490 
Moral  -  450 
-  of  the  Mind  450 
philtre  993 
phiz/ace  234 

/ooA;448 
phlebotomy 

ejection  297 

remedy  662 
phlegm  viscid  352 

insensibility  823 
phlegmatic 

indifferent  866 
phlogiston  382 
.  pho  !  497 
I  Phcebus  sun  318 


luminary  423 
phoenix 
exception  83 
reproduction  163 
paragon  650 
restoration  660 

(^wi^avTa   (Tvi'eToio-t 
518 

phonetic  i-jfn/^c^  402 
voice  580 
speech  582 

-  spelling  561 
Phonics  402 
phonograph  418 
phonography 

sound  402 

letter  561 

writing  590 
phosphorescence 

/igrA^;  420 

luminary  423 
pliosphorns  423 
photograph  ;iA;e  17 
photography 

light  420 

representation  554 

painting  556 
photogravure  558 
photometer 

/^f/7i^  420 

optical  instru- 
ment 445 
photosphere  318 
phrase  y/i/Asic  413 

language  566 
phrasemonger  577 
phraseology  569 
phrenetic  503 
phrenitis  503 
Phrenology  450 
phrenotypics  505 
phrensy 

madness  503 

imagination  515 

passion  825 
Phryne  962 
Phthisozoics  361 
phylacteric 

sorcery  992 
phylactery 

maxim  496 

sqMl  993 
physic  a«'^  660 

remedy  662 
physical  316 

-  education 
malenal  316 
teaching  537 

-  force 
strength  159 
compulsion  744 

-pleasure  377 

-  pain  378 

-  science  316 
physician 

remedy  662 

advice  695 
Physics  316 
physiognomy 

/ac-€  234 

171 


PHY 


PIE 


PIL 


PIN 


appearance  448 

interpret  523 
Physiolo<2:y 

ornanization  357 

life2r^^ 

Vegetable  -  369 
physique 

ctrength  159 

ammality  364 

?hylivoroiis  298 
'hytology  369 
pi  591 

piacere,  al  -  600 
piacular  952 
pianino  417 
pianissimo  415 
pianist  416 
piano  gentle  174 

slow  275 

music  415 
pianoforte  417 
piazza  189 
pibroch  music  415 

war  722 
pica  591 
picaresco,  gusto  - 

945 
picaroon  792 
piccolo  417 
pick  axe  253 

eat  298 

select  609 

best  648 

clean  652 

gain  775 

-  the  braius  of  461 

-  holes 
censvre^Z9.,  934 

-  the  lock  4f30a 

-  out  extract  301 
select  609 

-  to  pieces 
sepa?'ate  44 
destroy  162. 
Jind fault  932 

-  a  quarrel  713 

-  one's  steps  459 

-  up  lear7i  539 
get  better  658 
gain  775 

-  one's  way  675 
pickaninny  129 
pickaxe  253 
picked  648 

-  men  700 
pickeer  791 
pickeerer  792 
pickelhaube 

hat  225 

armour  717 
picket  ^'om  43 

locate  184 

fence  229 

guard  668 

defence  717 

soldiers  726 

restrain  751 

imprison  752 

torture  972 
pickings  g'ain  775 


booty  793 
pickle  condition  7 

macerate  337 

pungent  S92 

condiment  393 

pi'eserte  670 

difficulty  704 
have  a  rod  in  -  673 
pickle-herring  844 
pickpocket  702 
nbuse  like  a  -  9.':2 
pickthank 

busy  682 

sey-tJife  886 
picnic /oof^  298 

parttcipatiov  778 

am,use7>wnt  840 
picquet  840 
pictorial 

painting  556 

beauty  845 
picture 

appearance  448 

representation  554 

painting  556 

description  594 

-  to  oneself  515 
picture-gallery  556 
picturesque 

painting  556 
beauty  845 
piddle  dawdle  683 
piddling 

tnvial  643 
^lefood  298 
^we^^  396 
printing  591 
piebald  440 
piece  ii^  51 
painting  556 
drama  599 
cannon  727 
coi?i800 
courtesan  962 
fall  to  -8  162 
in  -s  3:30 
of  a  -  42 
pull  to  -8  102 
give  a  -  of  advice 
695 

-  of  good  fortune 
618 

-of  music  415 

-  of  news  532 

-  out  52 

-  together  43 

-  of  work 
discord  713 

make  a  -  of  work 

^about  643 
pi^ce 

-  justificative  467 

-  de  resistance  298 
piecemeal  51 

pied  de  la  lettre, 

_  au  -  494 
pie-poudre,  court 

of -966 
pier  666 
pierce 


perforate  260 
bodily  pain  378 
chill  385 
hurt  649 
wound  659 
affect  824 
7ne7ifal  27ain  830 

-  the  head  410 

-  the  heari  830 
piercer  262 
piercing  cold  383 

loud  404 
shrill  410 
intelligent  493 
feeling  821 

-  eye  441 

-  i)ain  378 
pier-glass  445 
Pierian  spring  597 
pierre  f  endre,  a  -  38 
pietas  998 

piete,  mont  do  -  781 
pietism  988 
pietist  987,  988 
piety  987 
pig  animal  366 
sensual  954a. 

-  in  a  poke 
uncertain  475 
chance  621 
rash  863 

-  together  72 
pigeon  dupe  547 

steal  791 
gorge  de  -  440 
pigeon-English  563 
pigeon-hearted  862 
pigeon-hole 

recejdacle  191 

hole  260 
piggin  191 
piggish  954 
pig-headed 

foolish  499 

obstinate  606 
pigment  428 
pigmy  193 
pignoration  771 
pig-sticking  361 
pigsty  653 
pigtail  214 
pigwidgeon 

dwarf  193 

imp  980 
pike  hill  206 

shai-p  253 

tvea})on  727 
pikeman  726 
pikestaff  taU  206 

plain  525 
pilaster 

suprpKyrt  215 

pivjection  250 

or)xanunt  847 
pile  heap  72 

edifice  161 

telvet  256 

(/iO?^s«  189) 
funeral  -  363 
-up 


exaggeration  549 

redundance  641 
pile-driving  engine 

276 
pilfer  steal  7^1 
pilferer  792 
pilgarlic 

outcast  893 
pilgrim 

traveller  268 

palmer  996^ 
pilgrimage 

journey  266 

undertaking  676 
pill  sphere  249 

medicine  663 
bitter  -  735 
pillage  hijury  659 

//^e/-)!  791 
pillager  793 
pillar  stoWe  150 

/o/7y  206 

suppcni,  215 

monument  hoi 

tablet  590 
-s  of  Hercules  550 

-  of  the  state  &c.  871 
from  -  to  post 

transfer  270 

agitation  315 

irresolute  505 

circuit  629 
pillion  215 
pillory  975 
pillow 

sup2xyrt  215 

«o/<  324 
consult  one's  - 

tem])07ize  133 

reflect  451 
pilot  mariner  269 

inform  527 

g'«ic?6  693 

director  694 
pilot-balloon 

experimeid  463 
pilot-boat  273 
pilous  256 
pimp  962 
pimple  tumour  250 

blemish  848 
pin/as^^ri  43 

fastening  45 

/0(?a^e  184 

*Aa/7)  253 

«a;t5  312 

<7^i^6  643 
might  hear  a  -  droc 
403  *" 

point  of  a  -  193 
not  a  -  to  choose 

equal  27 

no  choice  609a 

-  down 
compulsion.  1041 
restraint  751 

-  one's  faith  upon 
484 

-  oneself  upon 
sei-ve  746 

17? 


PIN 


PIT 


PIV 


PLA 


servile  886 
pinafore  225 
pince-nez  445 
pincers  781 
pinch  emergency 
contract  195 
pain  378 
chill  dl^ 
need  630 
difficulty  704 
grudge  819 
nurt  moraUy  830 
{insufficiency  C40) 
at  a  -  704 
jack  at  a -711 
^Yhcre  the  shoe  -s 
830 

-  of  snuff  643 
pinchbeck  sham545 

jeweilovj  847 
pinched  ^see  pinch] 

poor  804 

-with  hunger  865 
pinching coW  383 

miserly  S\^ 
Pindaric  597 
pine  disease  655 

d^ection  837 

suffer  in  mind  828 
-away  837 

-  for  865 
pinery  371 
pingiud  355 
pin-hole  260 
vimon  fasten  43 

wing  267 

wstmment  633 

restrain  751 

/etter  752 
pink  jnerce  260 

thrust  270 

colour  434 

perfection  650 

glory  873 
pink  of  beauty  845 

-  fashion  85'J 
-perfection  050 
-])olitcnc8s894 

pinnace  273 
pinnacle  210 
pins  legs  266 

-  and  needles 
bodily  pain  378 
numb  381 
mental  pain  ^i& 

Pinto,  Fernam 

Mendez  -  548 
pio^^r 

precursor  65 

leader  234 

teacher  540 

prepare  673 
pipus  987 

-  fraud 
vnti-uth  546 
false  piety  Sim 

pipe  ^</^?  2fi0 
conduit  350 
wn^  351 
«(n/ncf  410 


cry  411 

music  416, 417 
wcf/>  839 
no  -  no  dance  812 

-  one's  eye  839 
of  peace  721 

pipeclay  habit  613 

strictness  739 
piper  416 
pay  the -al/?  707 

payment  807 
piping  -  hot  382 
-time peace  721 

prosperity  734 
pipkin  191 
piquant 

pungent  392 

-  style  574 

impressive  821 
piquante,  sauce  - 

c»nrfe7«en/393 

pleasing  829 
pique  ea:d/€  824 

7?ai;i  830 

hate  898 

a«(7^r  900 

-  oneself 
pride  878 

piqueerer  792 
piquet  defence  717 

soldiers  726 
pirate  jsCeo/  791 

^A2^/792 
pirouette 

inversion  218 

evolution  312 
turn  a  -  607 
Pisa,  tower  of  -  217 
pis-aller 

substitute  147 
piscatorial  £65 
pi  sees  natare  docere 

misteaching  538 

redundance  641 
pisciculture  370 
pish!  absv?'di97 

trifling  GiS 

excitable  825 

irascible  901 
piste  531 
pistol  727 
pistol-shot  197 
piston  213 
pit  deep  208 

hole  252 

opening  260 

grave  363 

theatre  599 
bottomless  -  982 

-  of  Acheron  982 

-  against 
opposition  708 
discord  lis 

-  against  one 
another  464 

pit-a-pat 
ag}tationS15 
raifle  407 
feeling  821 
excitation  824 


pitch  degree  26 
te7vn  71 
location  184 
^dg'A^  206 
summit  210 
^Artw  284 
descent  306 
depression  308 
re^/  314 
resin  356a 
musical  -  413 
Wfl!c^•  431 
-of  one's  breath  411 

-  dark  -Jxl 

-  into  a</flc^  716 
contend  720 
punish  972 

-  overboard  782 

-  one's  tent  292 

-  and  toss  621 

-  upon  reach  292 
discover  480a 
choose  COO 

!7€^  775 
pitched  battle  720 
pitcher  191 
pitchfork 

vehicle  273 

throiv  284 
rain  -s  3-'8 
pitch-pipe  417 
piteous 

painful  830 
piteously  7}iuch  31 
pitfall  snare  545 

danger  667 
pith  ^25^5 

strength  159 

interior  221 

centre  222 

meaning  516 

important  part  642 
pithless  158 
pithy  meaning  516 

concise  572 

vigorous  574 
pitiable  Jac?  649 

J9ai7?/y;830 

contemptible  930 
pitied,  to  be  -  828 
pitiful 

vnim)wrtant  643 

ftarf649 

disrepute  874 

p?7y  914 
pitiless  914a 

revengeful  919 

{malevolent  907) 
pittance  cfo^^  640 

allotment  786 

enmwgSlO 
pitted  848 
pituitous  352 
pity  914 
express  -  915 
what  a - 

y-egrf  <  &33 

/a?«^wf  8^W 
for  -'s  sake  914 
pivot^w?<rtiow  <J3 


ca«^e  153 

support  215 

ari«312 
pix  box  1 91 

a.5fsay  463 

rites  998 
pixy  980 
pizzicato  415 
placable  918 
placard  531 
placate  pacify  725 

forgive  918 
place 

circumstances  8 

orcf^  58 

arrange  60 

^€7771  71 

situation -[^2,  183 
foca^e  184 
a^xx/e  189 
office  625 
ranA;  873 

five  -  to  623 
ave  - 1 
in-  183 
in  -  of  147 
make  a  -  for  184 
out  of  - 185 

-  to  one's  credit  805 

-  itself  58 

-  in  order  60 

-  upon  record  551 

-  under 
include  76 

placebit,  decies  re- 

petita-8;^9 
placebo  833 
place-hunter  767 
placeman  758 
placid  8:C6 
placit  741 
plagiarism 

imitation  19 

boiTOuing  788 

theft  791 
plagiarist  792 
Plagiary,  Sir 

Fretful  -  SOI 
plagiedral  217 
plague  disease  655 

pain  828 

tcorry  8^0 
plague-spot  657 


di-fflcult  704 
troublesome  830 

plaid  shawl  225 
variegation  440 

plaidoyer  476 

plain 
hoi-izontal  21S 
country  344 
obvious  446 
meaning  518 
manifest  525 
style  576 
artless  703 
vgly  846 
simple  840 
-  English  576 


173 


PLA 


PLA 


PLA 


PLE 


-  dealing  543 

-  lnteri)retation  522 

-  question  4(51 

-  sailing  705 

-  sense  498 

-  speaking 
manifest  525 
frank  703 

-  terms 
intelligible  518 
intet-pveted  522 
language  576 

-  truth  494 

-  words  703 
plainly,  tell  one  -  527 
plainness  570 
plainsong  990 
plain-spoken 

manifest  525 

frank  703 
plaint  cry  411 

lament  839 
plaintiff  938 
plaintive  839 
plaisance 

demesne  189 

pleasure  gwund 
840 
plaisanterie  842 
plaister  'ZZi 
plait  loeave  219 

fold  258 
plain  ittnerari/  260 

information  527 

representation  554 

scheme  020 
plans  horizontal  213 

flat  251 

smooth  255 

.<toa?*  305 
i.iclined  -  6-33 
planet  tvoiid  318 

/a^e  601 
planet-struck 

adversity  735 

wonder  870 
plank  6o«rci  204 

;;a/A  627 

safety  666 
plant  ^/rtc«  184 

insert  300 

vegetable  367 

agriculture  371 

<Wc^  545 

^oo/«633 

property '"(^ 

-  a  battery  710 
-a dagger  in  the 

breast  830 

-  oneself  184 

-  a  thorn  in  the  side 
830 

plantation 

location  184 

agriculture  371 

estate  780 
planter  ses  choux, 

aller-893 
plash  lake  343 

etreayn  348 


^o?mfZ  408 
plashy  345 
plasm  22 
plasma  847 
plasmic  240 
plaster  cement  45 

covering  223 

remedy  662 

-  up  repair  660 
plastic  alterable  149 

/WW  240 

soft  324 

(/«ci/e  705) 
plat  weave  219 

ground  344 
plate  f^e^Vi  191 

/av/er204 

covering  22^ 

flat  251 

/oo(Z  298 

engraving  558 

-  printing  558,  591 
plateau  level  213 

^;teiy<  344 
platform 
horizontal  213 
supiwrt  215 
6/fl(7g  542 
scheme  626 
arena  728 

-  orator  582 
platitude 

unmeaning  517 
d2</(?  843 
{absurdity  497) 
Platonic 
contemplative  451 
inexcitable  826 
c/ia^^e  960 

-  bodies  244 
Platonism  451 
platoon  a/vny  726 

((.issembvage  72) 

-  lire  716 
platter 

receptacle  191 

/ayer  204 

;Za^251 
clean  the  outside  of 

the  -  544 
plaudit  931 
plausible 

probable  472 

sophistical  477 

false  bA4t 

approbation  931 

flattery  9*3 

vindication  937 
play  operation  170 

influence  175 

6'co/?e  180 

oscillation  314 

music  416 

drama  599 

w«e  677 

ac^io;i  680 

freedom  748 

amusement  840 
at -840 
bring  into  -  077 


full  -  175 
full  of -836 
in  -  842 

-  one's  best  card 
exertion  686 
«A7«  698 

-  of  colours  440 

-  at  cross  purposes 
confusion  59 
misinterpret  523 

-  a  deep  game  702 

-  the  deuce 
excitement  825 

-  the  devil  with 
malevolence  907 

-  one  false 
disappoint  509 

falsehood  544 
deception  545 

-  fast  and  loose 
falsehood  544 

irresolute  605 
tergiversation  607 
caprice  608 

-  on  the  feelings 
824 

-  first  fiddle 
importance  642 
repute  873 

-  the  fool 
/o^/y  499 
clumsy  699 
amusement  840 
ridiculous  853 
lidicide  856 

-  for  chance  621 

-  a  game 
pursue  622 
conduct  092 
pastime  840 

-  into  the  hands 
of  709 

-  havoc  659 

-  hide  and  seek 
/iirfe  528 
ai'oit?  623 

give  -  to  the 
imagination  515 

-  of  light  420 

-  the  monkey  499 

-  off  545 

-  a  part 
false  544 

drama  599 
action  680 

-  one's  part 
business  625 
conduct  692 

-  second  fiddle 
inferior  34 
subject  749 

-  one  a  trick 
disapiwint  509 
deceive  545 

-  tricks  with 
unskilful  699 
cunning  702 

-truant  623 

-  upon 
deaiveb4& 


ridicule  856 

-  with  400 

-  upon  words 
misinterpret  523 
neology  563 
wiil  842 

play-day  840 
played  out 

end&7 

fatigue  688 

completion  729 

failure  732 
puiyer 

musician  416 

actor  599 
playfellow  890 
playful  830 

imagination  515 
playground 

arena  728 

gam£s  840 
piay-housc  599 
playmate  890 
playsome  836 
plaything 

trifle  643 

toy  840 

make  a  -  of  749 
playwright  599 
plea  excuse  617 

vindication  937 

lawsuit  969 
plead  ar.9'?/(g  467 

^;fea  617 

beg  765 

-  one's  cause  937 

-  guilty  950 
pleader  lawyer  968 
pleading,  special  - 

477 
pleadings  969 
pleasant 
agreeable  829 
amusing  840 
witty  842 
make  things  - 
deceive  545 
induce  615 
please  829 
^a^if  r  933 
pleasantry  840,  842 
please  829 
as  you  - 
obedience  743 
do  what  one  -s  748 
if  you  - 
obedience  743 
consent  702       « 
request  705 

-  oneself  943 
pleasurableness  828 
pleasure 

])hysical  -  377 

will  000 

moral    827 

dissipation  954 
at  -  600 
at  one's -737 
during  -  108a 
give  -  S'^g 

174 


PLE 


PLU 


POD 


POI 


man  of  -  954a 
take  one's  -  840 
will  and -600 
with  - 
willingly  602 
plea:?ure-giving  829 
pleasure-ground 
demesne  189 
amusement  840 
plebeian  876 
plebiscite 
judgment  480 
choice  609 
plectuntur  Achivi  739 
pledge  yromise  768 
security  771 
borrow  788 
drink  to  883,  894 
hold  in  -  771 
take  the  - 
temperance  Til 
scbrtety  958 

-  oneself  768 

-  one's  word  768 
pledget 

stopper  263 

remedy  662 
Pleiades 

cluster  72 

stars  318 
plenary /i/^;  31 

complete  52 
plenipotent 

jx)wer  157 
plenipotentiary 

consignee  758 

deputy  759 
plenitude  639 
in  tlie-  of  power  159 
plenty 

multitude  102 

sufficient  039 

-  to  do  682 
plenum 

substance  3 

7mtter  316 
pleonasm 

diffuseness  573 

redundance  641 
plerophory  484 
plethora  641 
plexus  219 
pliable  324 
pliant  soft  324 

iiTCsolute  605 

facile  705 

servile  886 
plicature  258 
pliers 

extractor  301 

Ao^(?er  781 
plight  state  7 

promise  768 

secunty  771 

evil  -  735 

-one's  faith  902 

-  one's  troth  768,  902 
plighted  love 

love  897 
endeaiinent  902 


plinth  base  211 

re.*«;  215 
plod  ^'o^/ra^y  266 

slow  275 

persevere  604rt 

lOorZ;  682 
plodding  604a,  682 

dull  843 
pIough/?/r;wf  259 

agriculture  371 

-  the  ground 
prepare  673 

-  in  228 

-  the  waves  267 

-  one's  way  266 
ploughboy 

commonalty  876 
ploughshare  253 
plot  -  of  ground  181 

2ilain  344 

jdan  626 
the  -  thickens 

assemblage  72 

events  682 
plow  [.<t6e  plough] 
pluck  cheat  545 

resolution  604 

persevere  604a 

?'eyVc<  610 

^aA'^  7-89 

«^fe«/  791 

courage  831 

-  up  courage  861 

-  a  crow  with  932 

-  out  301 
plug  close  261 

stopper  263 
plum  nu7>iber98 

sweet  396 

money  800 
plumage  256 
plum-coloured  437 
plumb  close  261 

measure  466 
plumb-line  212 
plume/6a//ier  256 

ornament  847 
borrowed  -s  788 

-  oneself  878 
ulume 

:oup  de  -  590 
nom  de  -  565 
plumigerous  256 
plummet  dej^th  208 

verticality  212 
plumose  256 
plump 

instantaneous  113 

fat  192 

plunge  310 

unexpected  508 

-  down  300 

-  upon  292 
plumper 

expansion  194 

vote  609 
plunder  steal  791 

600)!?/ 793 

(ravage  659) 
plunge 


revolution  146 
e«c'?i?r<;  300 
cf^V(^  310 
immerse  337 
/iz<?Ty  684 

-  into  difficulties  704 

-  into  dissipation  954 

-  headlong  684 

-  into 
adventure  676 

-  in  medias  res 
plain  language  576 
resolute  604 

-into  sorrow 83C 
plunged 

-  in  debt  806 

-  in  grief  828 
plurality  100 
plus  37 
plush  256 
Pluto  982 

realms  of  -  982 
Plutocracy  803 
Plutonic  382 
Plutus  803 
pluvial  348 
V^yfold  258 

^lse  677 

exert  686 

request  705 
-one's  task  680 

-  one's  trade  625 

-  a  trade  794 
p.m.  126 
Pneumatics  334 
Pneumatology  4.50 
pneumatoscbpic  317 
poach  stecU  791 

illegality  964 
poacher  792 
poachy  345 
pock  250 
pocket  7;/ace  184 
pouch  191 
diminutive  19:3 
receive  785 
take  789 
money  800 
treasury  802 
brook  826 
button  up  one's  - 

808 
out  of  -  loss  776 
debt  806 
touch  the  -  800 

-  the  affront 
submit  725 
forgive  918 

pocket-book  551 
poc  ket-handkerchief 

225 
pocket-money  800 
pocket-pistol 

bottle  191 
pococurante 

insensible  823 

indifferent  866 
pocula,  inter  -  959 
pod  receptacle  191 

covering  223 


podesta,  967 
poem  597 
pcenitentise,  loons  - 

pity  914 

forgive  918 

vindicate  937 

repent  950 
poesy  597 
poet  597 
poetaster 

poet  597 

affectcUion  855 
poetic  style  574 
poetry  597 
poimancy 

jmysical  energy  17^ 

pungency  392 

feeling  821 
point  condition.  S 

degree  26 

small  32 

end  67 

torn  71 

poignancy  171 

«o  magnitude  180a 

i;/ac€  182 

«7?6cA  193 

sharp  253 

/o/nc  454 

?««/■/;  550 

vigour  574 

intention  620 

W2^  842 

2ninctilio  939 
at  the  -  of  197 
come  to  the  - 

S])ecial  79 

attention  457 

reasoning  476 

j;/aj?i  language  576 
culminating -210 
disputed  -  713 
fromall-s  180 
full  of  -  574 
in  -  relative  9 

agreeing  23 

conformable  82 
go  straight  to 

the -278 
knotty  -  704 
make  a  -  of 

resolution  004 

contention  720 

compulsion  744 

conditions  770 

rf</e  924 

honour  939 
on  the  -  of 

transient  111 

/i/<«r6  121 
to  the  -  572 

-  r.u  antithesis  578 

-  at  di7'ection  278 
direct  cdtention,  457 
in<e«c?  620 
discourtesy  895 
disi^espect  929 
censure  932 

-  of  attack  716 
at  the  -  of  the 

175 


POI 


POL 


P'JN 


POP 


bayonet  173 
-of  the  compass  278 

-  of  convergence  74 

-  of  death  360 

-  in  dispute  461 

-  of  etiquette  853 
in- of  fact! 

-  the  finger  of  scorn 
9.S0 

-  of  honour  939 

-  of  land  250 

-  a  moral  537 
-out 

-  the  reason  155 
draw  attention  457 
inform  527 
at  the  -  of  the  sword 
violence  173 
seventy  739 
compulsion  744 

-  to  attribute  155 
direction  278 
probable  472 
predict  511 
mean  516 

-  of  view 
vieiv  441 
asi->ect  448 

point  d'appui  215 
point-blank 

direct  278 

plain-ianguage  576 

refusal  7(54 
point-charapain  874 
pointed  great  31 

sharj)  253 

affirmation  535 

marked  550 

language  574 
pointedly 

intention  620 
pointer  dog  3(36 

indicator  550 
pointless  843 
poise  balance  27 

?/,'eig'A  319 
poison  injure  059 

bane  663 
poisoned  055 
commend  the  - 
chalice  544 
poisonous  G57 
^okapocket  191 
pig  in  a  - 

vncei'tain  475 

chance  621 

ra«h  863 

-  at  ^ArM«^  276 
attack  716 

-  the  fire  384 

-  fun  at  856 

-  one's  nose  in  682 

-  out  project  250 
poker  as6 
polacca  273 
pojacre  273 
polar  210 

-  coordinates  466 
polariscope  445 
polarity 


duality^ 

counteraction  179 

aontraposition  23? 
pole  measure  of 
length  200 

tall  206 

summit  210 

axis  222 

rotation  312 
greasy  -  840 
opposite  -s  237 
from  -  to  pole  180 
pole-axe  727 
polecat  401 
pole-star 

indication  550 

direction  693 

{guide  6U5) 
polemic 

discussion  476 

discord  713 

contention  720 

combatant  726 
polemoscope  445 
police  965 

-  court  966 

-  magistrate  967 
policeman 

safeguard  664 
jurisdiction  965 

policy  j)lan  626 
conduct  692 

polish  S7?i00i/i  255 
?«6  3:31 
furbish  658 
beaut ij  845 
ornament  847 
^asi;e  850 
2)oliteness  894 

-  on  finish  729 
Polish  bank  840 
polished 

-  language  578 

fashionable  852 

;w/ii;e894 
polisson  949 
polite  894 

ofl'ensive  to  ears  - 
579 

-literature  560 

-  society  852 
politic  wise  498 

cunning  702 

cautious  864 

(^^^(/■m;  698) 
body  - 

mankind  372 

gove-rnment  737 
political  economy  6' 
politician 

director  694 

proficient  700 
politics  702 
polity  conduct  692 

rf/i/y  926 
polka  840 
poll  cow??^  85 

w<e  609 
pollard  /i«/e  193 

sitm't  201 


TToAAoi  01  -  876 
Poll-parrot  584 
pollute  .wi/ 653 

connipt  659 

disgrace  874 

{dishoTiour  940) 
pollution 

disease  655 

•?7ic?  945 
polo  840 
poltroon  862 
polyandry  903 
polychord  417 
polychromatic 

coloured  428 

variegated  440 
polychrome  440 

painting  556 
polygamy  903 
polygastric  191 
polyglot 

translation  522 

language  560 
polygon 

buildings  189 

figure  244 
polyOTaphy  590 
polylogy  573 
polyphonism  580 
polypus  250 
polyscope  445 
polysyllable  561 
polytheism  984 
pomade  356 
pommel 

su2)])art  215 

round  249 

beat  972 
Pomona  369 
pomp  882 
pomposity  882 
pompous 

language  577 
poncho  225 
pond  lake  343 

store  636 

fish -370 

ponder  451 

ponderable 

matter  316 

weight  319 
ponderation 

weighing  319 

judgment  480 
ponderous 

A(?at)w  319 

-  «/y/e  579 
pondus  fumo,  dare  - 

481 
poniard  727 
pons  asinorum 

unintelligilde  519 

difficulty  704 
pontifical  995 
pontificals  999 
pontificate  1.95 
pontiff  996 
pontoon 

vehicle  272 

boat  273 


way  627 
pony  271 
poodle  306 
pooh,  pooh! 

unimportance^^ 

contempt  930 
pool  lake  343 

pnze  775 

billiards  840 
poop  235 
poor  weak  160 

-  reasoning  477 

-  s^?/^e  575 
insufficient  640 
trifling  643 
indigent  804 
unhappy  828 

cut  a  -  figure  874 

-  hand  7U1 

-  head  499 

-  man  604 

-  in  spirit  881 

-  thing  914 
poorly  655 

-  off  804 

poor-spirited  862 
pop  noise  406 

unexpected  508 

-  at  716 

-  in  ingress  294 
insertion  300 

-  off  die  360 

-  a  question  461 

-  the  question 
request  765 
endearment  902 

-upon  ar7nve292 

discover  4.)^i)a 
Pope 

infallibility  474 

priest  996 
Popedom  995 
Pope  Joan  840 
Popery  984 
pop-gun  trifle  643 
popinjay  854 
poplar  tall  206 
poppy  sedative  174 
populace  876 
popular 

celebrated  873 

favourite  897 

'approved  931 

-  opinion  4P8 
popularis,  aura  -  873 
popularize 

render  intelligible 
518 

facilitate  705 

make  pleasant  82D 
population 

inhabitants  188 

mankind  372 
populi,  vox  - 

publication  531 

election  CO.) 

authority  737 
populous 

crowded  72 

multitude  102 

176 


POR 


POS 


POS 


POT 


presence.  186 
porcelain 

baked  384 

sculpture  i>oi 
porch  entrance  66 

lobby  lt*l 

mouth  ?31 

opening  260 

{u-ay  627) 
I)orcupine 

prickly  253 

touchy  9  1 
pore  opening  260 

«gr/'fc!?5  295 

conduit  350 

-  over  /ooi-  441 
«;)p/y  <Ae  7wm</  457 
^a/vi  539 

porism  inquiry  4(j1 

judgmejit  480 
pornographic  961 
prrous2<30 
porpoise  192 
porringer  191 
port  abode  189 

sinistral  239 

gait  264 

arrival  292 

cannage  448 

harbour  666 

-  admiral  745 

-  fire  ^88 

-  wine  £59 
portable  small  193 

transferable  270 

«(7/i^  3x0 
portase  270 
■portdil  entrance  63 

wouth  231 

opening  860 

( HO^  627) 
portative 

«;?«a^/  193 

transferable  270 

(Wg-A^  320) 
portcullis 

hindrance  1016 

defence  717 
porte-monnaie  802 
portend  511 
portent  512 
portentous 

jirophetic  511 

fearful  860 
porter  janitor  263 

car?-i67-271 
porterage  270 
portfolio  case  191 

600A;  593 

magazine  638 

direction  693 

insignia  747 
porthole  160 
portico  entrance  66 

?'00/w  191 
portion  /)ari  51 

allotment  78J 

-  out  786 
portly  192 
portmanteau  101 


portrait 

representation  554 
portrait  painting  556 
portrait  painter  553 
portraiture  554,  556 
portray  554 
portreeve 

master  745 

functiormry  965 
posada 189 
pose  situation  183 

form  240 

nuzzle  475 

'difficultv  704 

affectation  855 
-as  554 
posited  184 
position 

circumstances  8 

^erm71 

situation  18'^ 

2)roix)sition  514 

assertion  535 

-  in  society  873 
positive  rea^  1 

^/•ea<  31 
«^nrf  82 
certain  474 
narrow-minded  4S1 
i>e;tC/"  484 
unequivocal  518 
assertion  535 
obstinate  606 
absolute  739 
{precise  494)' 
Philosophie-316 

-  colour  428 

-  c  egree  31 

-  fact  474 

-  quantity  84 
positivism 

heterodoxy  984 

irreligion  989 
posnet  191 
Posology  662 
posse  cMection  72 

;wr/y  712 
in  -  47 ) 

-  comitatus 
collectionl-Z 
aiiny  726 
authoi-ity  737 
jvi-isdiction  965 

possess  777 

-  knowledge  490 

-  the  mind  484 

-  oneself  of  789 
-the  soul  824 

-  a  state  7 
pos?essed  with  a 

devil  503 

possession  777.  780 
come  into  -  775,  783 
in  one's  -  777 
person  in  -  779 
put  one  in  -  of  527 
remain  in  -  of  the 
field  731 

possessor  779 

possibility 


chance  156 

liability  177 

may  be  470 

f/ro])eiiy  780 
upon  a  possibility 
475 
possidetis,  uti  - 

possession  777 

retention  781 
poi^t fastening  55 

situation  183 

location  184 

sup]-j07t  215 

swift  274 

publish  531 

?nail  534 

beacon  550 

record  551 

employment  625 

accounts  %\\ 

stigmatize  874 

punish  972 
at  one's  - 

prepared  673 

on  tfw^y  926 
sign  -  550 
stand  like  a  -  265 
-  hoc  ergo  proptei 

hoc  477 
drive  from  -  to 

pillar  704 
postboy  268 
post-card  592 
post-chaise  27i 
post-date  115 
post-diluvial  117 
poster  531 
posterior 

in  order  63 

in  time  117 

in  space  235 
posteriority  117 
posterity 

futurity  121 

descendants  167 
hand  down  -  10 

recoi'd  551 

fame  873 
pbstf  -n  jxyrtal  66 

back  235 

openivq  260 
post-existence  152 
post-haste 

^ift  274 

haste  ^M 

rash  91^ 
post-horse  27i 
posthumous 

subsequent  117 

/ate  133 
-fame  873 
postilion 

ridei-  268 

g^iide  694 
postliminions 

subsequent  llr 

late  l:« 
post-meridian  126 
post-mortem 

death  360 


interment  303 
postnate  117 
post-obit  360.  363 
post-office  534 

-  order  800 
postpone  133 
postscript  65 
postulant 

asking  765 

})etitibner  767 

nun  996 
postulate 

reasoning  476 

sup]X)sifion  514 
postulation 

sujyjwsition  514 

request  765 
posture 

circumstances  8 

situation  183 

/W7rt  240 
posture-master 

»/ay«'  599 

ouffoon  844 
posy  77M?/to  550 

7X>67?i  597 

flowers  847 
pot  WMcA  31 

mwg'  191 

A«ai!384 

saucepan  386 

presei-ve  670 
death  in  the  -  657 
goto- 

desti-uction  162 

/ai//y?«  732 
keep  the  -  boiling 

continue  143 

oc/ire  682 

make  the  -  boil  773 
le  -  au  lait 

imagination  515 

hope  858 
potable  298 
potage  298 
potager  191 
potation 

beverage  298 

tippling  959 
pot-bellied  194 
pot-companion  890 
potency  157 
potent  157,  159 
potentate  745 
potential 

ineristent  2 
potentiality 

poivcr  157 

possibility  470 
pother  disorder  59 
feeling  82i 

excitement  825 

annoyance  830 
pot-herbs  393 
pot-hooks  590 
pot-house  189 
pot-hunter  767 
potion 

beverage  298 

medicine  662 

177 


POT 


PRA 


PRE 


PRE 


0ot-luck 

eating  298 

chance  621 
Potosi  803 
pot-pourri 

mixture  41 
fragrance  400 

music  415 
pottage  298 
pottering 

busy  ^^2 
/addling  683 
pottery  baked  384 

art  557 
pottle  191 
poiulent  driiik  298 

drunken  959 
pot-valiant  959 
potwalloper  87G 
TTov  arCi  215 
pouch  191 
poudre  : 
qui  n'a  pas  invente 
la- 

fool  501 

bungler  701 
Jeter  de  la  -  aux 

yeux  442 
poultice  pulp  354 

remedy  662 

relief  ^\ 
poultry  366 
pounce  upon 

unexpected  508 

attack  716 

seize  789 
pound 

inclose  ^2. 

weight  319 

bruise  330 

imprison  752 

-  together  41 
poundage  813 
pounds,  shillings, 

and  pence  ^0v) 
pour  emerge  ;t95 
stream  318 
«»(2^d?/tK)39 
it  never  rains  but  it 

-8  0^1 

-  out  blood  like 
water  3t)l 

-  a  broadside  into 
716 

-  forth  eject  297 
speak  582 


-  forth  like  water 
818 

-  In  converge  2C0 
ingress  29-^ 
sufficiency  G33 

-on lavish 'i'f A 

-  with  rain  3 .8 

-  water  into  a 
sieve  waste  6:38 

prodigality  818 

-  out  295,  2.»7 
pourboire  784 
pourparler 


interlocution  588 

advice  695 

council  696 
pout  project  250 

sad  837 

discourteous  895 

im^^  900 

.ty/A;?/  901a 
poverty 

insufficiency  640 

unimportance  643 

indigence  804 

-  of  intellect  499 
powder  330 

f  ..od  for  -  726 
gun-  727 
smell  -  722 
keep  one's  -  dry 
673 

-  and  shot  727 
\\aste  -  638 
not  worth  -  645 

powdered 

variegated  440 
powdering 

ornament  847 
power  much  31 

numerical  M 

efficacy  157 

loud  404 

■  of  style  574 

authority  737 
do  all  in  one's  -  686 
give  -  760 
m  the  -  of 

authority  Til 

subjection  749 
literary  -  509 

-  of  attorney  755 

-  of  money  800 
powerful 

strong  159 

-  voice  580 
powerless 

impotent  158 

weak  160 
powers  that  be  745 
pox  655 
praam  273 
practicable 

2X)ssible  470 

{easy  705) 
practical 

acting  170 

executive  692 
-joke 

deception  545 

ridicule  856 

disres}>ect  929 

-  knowledge  698 
practically 

intrinsically  5 
pnictice 

arithmetic  85 

training  bS7 

habit  6i3 

conduct  692 
in  -  prepa?-ed  GTS 

skilled  698 
put  in  -  use  677 


action  680 
conduct  692 
complete  729 
out  of  -  699 
practise  train  537 
t/i-e  677 
ac^680 

-  at  the  bar  968 

-  on  one's  credulity 
545 

-upon 

experiment  463 
deceive  545 
practised 
skilled  698 

-  eye  700 

-  hand  700 
practitioner 

medical  -  662 

doer  690 
prnecognita  467 
prsenomen  564 
prsetor  967 
Pragmatic  Sanction 

769 
pragmatical 

2)edantic  855 

vain  880 
prahu  273 
prairie  plain  311 

vegetation  367 
praise  thanks  91(5 

commendatio/i  931 

nwship  990 
praiseworthy 

commendable  931 

?;?r^«e  944 
prance  7nove  266 

ofcf/^ce  315 
prank  caprice  60S 

amusement  840 

adorn  847 
prate  584 
prattle  to//:  582 

c/ia//er  584 
pravity  945 
praxis 

grammar  567 

action  680 
Praxiteles  559 
pray  6e<7  705 

tvorship  990 
prayer 

request  765 

worship  990 
house  of  - 1000 
prayer-book  998 
preach  <mcA  537 

j)7'edication  998 

-  to  the  winds  645 

-  to  the  wise  538 
preacher 

teacher  540 

priest  996 
preadamite 

antiaue  124 

veteran  130 
preamble  64 
preapprchfiision  481 
prebend  993> 


prebendary  996 
precarious 

transient  \\\ 

uncertain  475 

dangerous  665 
precatory  765 
precaution 

care  459 

expedient  626 

sa>i;y  664 

jneparation  673 
precede 

superior  33 

-  i«,  o/Y^er  62 

-  i/i  <ime  116 

-  in  motion  280 
precedence 

[see  precede]  02 

rank  873 
precedent 

{see  precede] 

prototype  22 

precursor  64 

AaW^  613 

/e<7a/  decision  969 
follow  -s  82 
precentor 

leader  694 

^;ri6J^  996 
precept  maxim  697 

oy-oJer  841 

permit  760 
preceptor  540 
precession 

-  in  order  62 

-  m  motion  280 
precieuse  ridicule 

855 
precinct  region  181 

^>/ace  182 

environs  227 

boundary  233 
precious  j/reo;!  31 

excellent  648 

valuable  814 

^>e/o^;«'c^  897 

-  metals  800 

-  stone 
goodness  648 
ornament,  847 

precipice 

vertical  212 

«/o;;e  217 

dangerous  667 
on  the  verge  of 

a -665 
precipitancy 

Afls/e  684 

rashness  863 
precipitate 

e^rZy  132 

6"M?,A:  308 

consolidate  321 

refuse  653 

/ifw^e  684 

rcw/i  8f)3 

-  oneself  806 
precipitous  217 
precis  596 
precise  exact  494 

178 


E 


PRE 


PRE 


PRE 


precisely 

assent  488 
precisianism 

affectation  855 

heterodoxy  984 

over-religious  988 
preclude  706 
precocious 

eaiiy  132 

immature  674 

X>ert  885 

rude  895 
precognition 

forethought  490 

knowledge  510 
preconceived  idea  481 
preconception  481 
preconcert 

predeteTTnination 
611 

;?/aAi  626 
preconcertation 

preparation  073 
precursor 

-  in  (yrder  62,  64 

-  in  time  116 
(;?rc<;?if/511) 
{presage  512) 

predatory 

i!aA;i«p'  789 

thieving  791 
predecessor  64 
predeiiberation 

foresight  510 

predetermination 

predesigned  611 
predestination 

fate  152 

necessifij  601 

i>e^/y9•.6 
predetermination  611 
preaial/«/(rf34^ 

agricvlture  371 

rnanorial  780 
predicament 

circumstances  8 

character  75 
predicate 

fly^'r»i  535 

?;;-6ac>^  998 
.prediction  511 
predilection 

6i<-w  481 

affection  820 

cfc,s2?'€  865 

C'Oi-etO^) 
predispose 

motive  0.5 

■prepare  673 
predisposed 

tcilling  602 
predisposiLion 

tendency  17j 

affection  8^.0 
predominant 

inflvenceYth 

avthority  737 
predominate 

superior  33 


pre-eminent 

superior  33 

celebrated  873 
pre-emption  795 
pre-engage 

ear/y  132 
pre-engagement  768 
pre-establisli  (526 
pre-examine  401 
pre-exist 

priority  116 

(»a*<  122) 
preface  62,  64 
prefect  7'w^er  745 

deputy  759 
prefecture  737 
prefer  choose  609 

-  a  claim  909 

-  a  petition  765 
preferment 

improvement  C5'3 
ecclesiastical  -  995 

prefigure 
prediction  511 
{indication  55L) 

prefix  62,  04 

pre-glacial  124 

pregnable  158 

pregnant 
producing  161 
productive  168 
predicting  5ll 
-  s^^(?e  572 
important  642 

-  with  meaning  516 
prehension  789 
pre-historic  124 
pre-in  struct  537 
prejudge  481 
prejudicate  481 
prejudice 

misjudge  481 

evil  619 

detriment  659 
prejudicial  649 
prelacy  995 
prelate  996 
prelation  609 
prelection  537 
prelector  540 
preliminar'es : 
settle  -  073 

-  of  peace  72.3 
preliminary 

preceding  62 

precursor  64 

{prior  11&) 
prelude  62,  C4,  (11:) 
premature 

early  132 

vnripe  C74 
premeditate 

2^redetermine  Gil 

intend  620 
premices  154 
premier 

director  694 

vicegerent  759 

-  pas  C8 
premiership  693 


premise  prefix  G2 

announce  bU 
premises 

precursor  64 

pinor  1 10 

ground  182 

evidence  467 

/og'ic  476 
premium 

receipt  810 

reward  973 
at  a  -  814 
premonish  66? 
premonitory 

prediction  511 

warning  668 
premonstration 

appearance  448 

prediction  511 

manifestation  525 
premunire 

disobedience  742 

penalty  974 
prendre  la  balle  au 

bond  134 
prenotion 

mi^udgment  481 

foresight  510 
prensation  789 
prentice  541 
prenticeship  b39 
preoccupancy 

possession  777 
preoccupation 

inattention  458 
preoption  609 
preordain 

destiny  152 

necessity  601 
preparation  673 

7«'mc413 

instruction  537 
in  course  of  - 

;?.'a?i  626 
preparatory 

preceding  62 
prepare  the  way 

facilitate  705 
prepared  ready  C98 
preparing 

destined  152 
prepense 

spontaneous  600 

inedetei^mined  Gil 

intended  620 
malice  -  907 
prepollence  157 

TrpeTTOi'  TO  - 

tosfe  850 

propriety  926 
preponderance 

superiority  33 

injluence  175 

dominance  737 

{importance  642) 
prepossessed 

obstinate  606 
prepossessing  829 
prepossession 

2)rejudice  481 


j)Ossession  Tin 
preposterous 

(7/'erti  31 

absurd  497 

exaggerated  549 

ridiculous  853 

undue  925 
prepotency  157 
pre-Raphaelite  122, 

124 
pre-require  630 
l)re-resolve  611 
prerogative 

authority  737 

ng-A;!  924 
presage 

predict  511 

OOTf/i  512 
presbyopia  443 
presbyter  996 
Presbyterian  984 
presbytery  995,  996 
prescience  510 
prescious  511 
prescribe 

c??rfc<;  693 

advice  695 

orrfer  741 

eniJi^^e  924 

tfwjoiri  926 
prescript 

precept  697 

rf€cr6^  741 
prescription 

remedy  662 
prescriptive 

o/rf  124 

habitual  613 

f/i/e  924 
presence 

i/i  5;^^acg  186 

appearance  448 

I  needing  894 
ill  the -of 

Tiecrr  197 
real  -  998 
saving  one's -92S 

-  of  God  981 

-  of  mind 
ca/7ra  826 
cautious  864 

])resence-chaml:::  Jft< 
present 

-  in  time  118 

-  m  ^y^ote  186 
ofer  703 
<7et-«  784 

ch  urch  jn'efei  -m£7it 
995 
at  - 118 
these  -s 

writing  590 

ejnstle  592 

-  arms 
courtesy  894 
7Y.-7^f  ci!  928 

-  a  bald  front  861 

-  a  fro;it  719 
-\tse\i  event  151 

visible  440 

179 


PRE 


PRE 


PRI 


PRI 


thought  451 

-  oneself 
"presence  186 
offer  763 
courtesy  894 

-  to  the  mind 
attention  457 
memorij  505 

-  time  118 
instant  1 13 

-  to  the  view  448 
presentable  852 
presentation  [see 

present] 
celebration  883 
courtesy  894 

presentiment 
instinct  477 
prejudginent  481 
foresight  510 

presently  13"^ 

presentment 
infonnation  527 
/az/j  proceeding  969 

preservation 
continuance  141 
conservation  ()70 
Divine  attributes 
976 

preserve  sweets  396 

preserver 
safeguard  664 

preshow511 

preside: 

-  at  the  board 
direction  693 

-over 

authority  737 
presidency  737 
president 
director  694 
master  745 
press  c7-oz^'6f  72 
c/Oc-se^  191 
tfdf7/^i;  319 
public  '  631 
printing  691 
i»rx)^  593 
7no»e  615 
compel  744 
ojfer  763 
solicit  765 
go  to -691 
under  -  of  744 
wrierfor  the-  593 

-  of  business  682 

-  one  hard  710 
-in  800 

-  on  course  109 
jrrogression  282 
haste  684 

~  into  the  service 
t/^«  677 
aerf707 
pressed:  hard  -  704 

-  for  time  684 
press-gang  96 . 
pressing  need  G;30 

urgent  (HSJ 
pressure 


power  157 

influence  175 

MJfigrAi!  319 

urgency  642 

adversity  735 
centre  of  -  222 
high  -  824 
Prester  John  515 
prestidigitation  545 
prestidigitator  548 
prestige  bias  481 

authority  737 

fascination  865 

/r««e  873 
prestigiation  545 
prestissimo  415 
presto  instantlyll^ 

music  415 
prestriction  442 
presumable  472 
presume 

misjudge  481 

believe  484 

suppose  514 

/iope  858 

pride  878 
presumption 
[see  presume] 

j)robability  472 

rashness  863 

arrogance  885 

vnlawfulness  925 
presumptive 

probable  472 

supposed  514 

rfw924 
heir  -  779 
-  .evidence 

evidence  467 

probability  472 
presumptuous  1,85 
presuppose 

misjudge  481 

suppose  514 
presurmise 

/o?'esee510 

suppose  514 
pretence 

falsehood  544 

wxtrvih  546 

ea'c?yseG17 

ostentation  88 

*oas^  8-'.4 
pretend  o.f,fe?-<  535 

simulate  544 
pretended  545 
pretender 

deceiver  548 

braggart  884 

unentitled  925 
pretending  544 
pretension 

ornament  577 

affectation  855 

rf«e  924 
pretentions 

aff'ected  855 

t;ai7i  880 

ostentatious  ^A 

boasting  884 


'Wnf^?/t'  925 
pretention  122 
preterlapsed  122 
pretermit  460 
pretern  :.tural  83 
preterperfect  122 
pretext 

untruth  546 

jD^ea  617 
pretty  mwcA  31 

imperfectly  651 

beautiful  845 

-  fellow  501 

-  good  651 
-kettle  offish, 

pass  &c. 
disorder  59 
difficulty  704 

-  well  m«c/i  31 
^i^We  32 
«;H^e«.g643 

preux  chevalier  939 
prevail  ea;e6^<  1 

superior  33 

general  78 

Influence  175 

Aoftii;  613 

succeed  731 
-upon  615 
prevailing  78 

-  taste  852 
prevalence 

[5^6  prevail] 

prevaricate 
falsehood  544 
{equivocate  520) 

prevenance  894 

prevenient 
precedent  63 
ear^y  132 

prevention 
prejudice  481 
nindrance  706 

-  of  waste  817 
previous 

-  i?i  <ime  116 
(-  i?i  orrfer  62) 
move  the  - 

question  624 
not  within  - 

experience  137 
prevision  510 
prewarn  668 
prey  food  298 
quar^ry  620 
booty  793 
lir/im  828 
fall  a  -  to 
be  defeated  732 
subjection  749 

-  to  grief  828 

-  to  melancholy  Si") 

-  on  the  mind 
excite  824 
regret  833 
/eay  860 

-  on  the  spirits  837 
price 

consideration  147 
ra^we  648 


money  812 
at  any  -  604a 
beyond  -  814 
cheap  at  the  -  815 
of  great  - 

good  648 

'dear  814 
have  one's  -  812 
pnce-current  812 
priceless 

valueless  645 

'valuable  648 

dear  814 
prick  sharp  253 

Ao/6  260 

sting  378 

sensation  of  touch 
380 

incite  615 

mental  suffering  83 
kick  against  the  -s 

useless  645 

resistance  719 
-  up  one's  ears 

/lear  418 

curiosity  455 

attention  457 

expect  507 
prickle  67m/7>  253 

sensation  of  touch 
380 
prickly  253 
pride 

ornament  847 

loftiness  878 
take  a  -  in  878 
priest  996 
priestcraft  995 
priesthood  995, 1/96 
priest-ridden 

/ai?6'€j9ie/?/988 

church dom  995 
prig,>.'/^a/?91 


tuustei-er  887 
priggish 

afecled  855 

tYifi/i8e:0 
prim  affected  855 

jpro«ci  878 
prima ;  -  donna 

actress  599 

imjwrtant  642 

j)roficieni  700 

-  facie  sig/i^  441 
appearance  448 
probable  47'2 
-7n«a«in<7  516 
manifest  525 

primacy 

celebrity  873 

church  995 
primary 

caw.*e  153 

impo7'tant  642 

-  colour  428 

-  education  537 
])rimate  996 
primates  875 

180 


PRI 


PRI 


PRO 


PRO 


prime 
j)Hmeval  124 
early  182 
teach  537 
imporiant  G42 
exceUeret  648 
■prepare  673 
in  one's  - 131 

-  cost  price  812 
chean  815 

-oiXxlQ  youth  m 
adolesce)ice  131 
-and  load  6~3 

-  minister  G94 

-  oi  the  morning  125 

-  mover  153 

-  number  84 
primed 

skilled  G98 

tipsy  959 
primer  542 
primeval  124 
primigenons  124 
primitive  old  124 

cause  153 

-  colour  428 
primogenial 

beginning  66 
primogeniture 

old  i24 

age  128 

posterity  167 
primordial  o/^  124 

cause  153 
primordinate  124 
primrose-coloured  436 
primum  : 

-  mobile 
cause  153 
motive  615 

primus  inter  pares  33 
prince 

2}erfection  650 

master  745 

nobility  875 

-  of  darkness  978 
princely 

aidhoritative  737 

/ifier-a/  816 

famous  873 

7io6/e  875 

qenerous  942 
princess  745,  875 
principal 

impoitant  642 

director  694 

-  part  g'?-eai  31 
'2(;Ac>/e  50 

principality 

region  181 

j)roperty  780 
principally  33 
principia  496 
principiis  obstare  673 
principle 

intHnsic^ 

rule  80 

cause \^Z 

element  ^\^ 

reasoning  476 


tenet  484 

maxim  49G 

motive  615 

/^roii/y  939 
on  -  615 
want  of  -  945 
principled,  high  -  939 
prink  admm  847 

shoiooff^dH 
print  m«7-A  550 

engraving  558 

letter-press  591 
out  of -552 
printer  591 
printing  591 
prior 

-  m  order  62 

-  m  ^me  116 
clergy  996 

priori  reasoning, 

a -476 
priority  116 
priory  1000 
Priscian's  head, 

break  -  568 
prism 
angvlaHty  244 
optical  instrmnent 
445 
see  through  a  -  443 
prismatic 
colour  42^ 
variegated  440 
prison  752 
cast  into  -  751 
in -754 
prisoner 
captive  754 
accused  Q'i% 
take  - 
restrain  751 
seize  789 
prison-house 
secrets  of  the  ■ 
reveal  529 
secret  533 
pristine  122 
prithee  765 
prittle-prattlc  588 
privacy 
conceal  528 
seclude  893 
private  sjiecial  79 
hidden  528 
secluded  893 
to  gain  some  -  ends 

943 
in  -  528 
keep  -  881 
talk  to  in -586,  588 

-  road  627 

-  soldier  726 
privateer 

combcdavt  726 

robber  792 
privateering  791 
privately  881 
privation  loss  776 

poverty  804 
privative  789 


privilege 

pe?-mission  760 

due  924 
privity  490 
privy  hidden  528 

latrines  653 

-  to  490 
Privy  Council 

tribunal  9m 
j^Tize  good  Q18 

palm  733 

gain  775 

booty  793 

love  897 

app70ve9^1 
win  the -731 
prizer  767 
prize-fighter  726 
prize-fighting  720 
prizeman  700 
pro :  -  and  con 

reasoning  476 

motive  61b 
forma  82 
-h&c- vice 

special  79 

present  time  118 

occasion  134 

seldom  137 

-  re  natsL 
circumstances  8 
relation  9 
special  79 
occasion  134 
con  c?i<ton5  770 

-  tanto  degree  26 
«ma^/  32 

-  tempore  111 
proa  273 
prohability 

chance  156 

likelihood  472 
probable 

A07)e/«;858 
probate 

security  771 

{evidence  467) 
Probate,  Court  of  - 

966 
probation 

ina^  463 

demonstration  478 
probationary  463 

€S*a?/;  675 
probationer  541 
probative  478 
probatum  est 

proof  Al^ 

approval  931 
probe  dejith  208 

jperf orator  262 

investigate  461 

measure  466 
probity  939 
problem  to/?fc  454 

question  461 

enigma  533 
problematical 

uncertain  475 

(^iddm  528) 


proboscis  250 
procacity 

insolence  885 

rudeness  895 

irascibility  901 
procedure 

method  627 

GCi!eo7i  680 

conduct  692 
proceed  ^ime  109 

advance  282 

-  from  154 

-  with  692 
proceeding 

incomplete  53 

(?i'^n<  151 

ac/iOTi  680 

not  finished  730 
course  of  -  692 
Proceedings,  -  of  551 
proceeds  !7ain.  775 

money  800 

receipts  810 
procerity  206 
proces  verbal 

record  551 

^aw  proceeding  9G9 
process 

projection  250 

conduct  692 

(ac«o;i  680) 
legal  -  963 

-  of  time 
«wr5e  109 

in  -  of  time 

posterior  117 
procession 

continuity  69 

Twarc/i  266 

ceremony  882 
processional 

ri^e  998 
prochronism  115 
proclaim  531 
proclivity 

tendency  176 

proneness  820 

{disposition  602) 
proconsul  759 
proconsulship  737 
procrastination 

o?etoy  133 

inactivity  683 
procreant  168 
procreate 

produce  161 

productive  168 
procreator  166 
Procrustean  82 
-law  80 
Procrustes  : 
stretch  on  the  bed 

of  -  27 
proctor  officer  694 

consignee  758 

laxmjer  968 
proctorship  693 
procumbent  213 
procurator  694 
procure  cat/s<3  15:3 

181 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


induce  615 

get  775 

my  795 
procuress  963 
prod  276 
prodigal  lavish  641 

extravagant  8i8 
prodigality  818 
prodigious 

much  31 

wonderful  870 
prodigy 

exception  83 

wonderful  872 

-  of  learning  7C0 
prodition  940 
prodrome  64 
produce 

cause  153 
effect  154 
create  161 
prolonq  200 
show  525 
frvit  775 
merchandise  798 

-  itself  446 
producer  164 
product 

miiUijile  84 

^^Tec^  154 

gain  775 
production  161 

[and  see  produce] 
productive 

power  157 
productiveness  168 
proem  64 
proemial 

Xtreceding  in  order 
62 

beginning  66 
profane 

desecrate  679 

impious  988 

/aka/  997 

-  swearing  908 
profanum  valgus  876 
profession 

assertion  535 
pretence  546 
ausiness  625 
promise  768 
enter  a  -  625 

-  of  faith 
belief  484 
iheologij  983 

profe>*por 

learned  man  492 

teacher  540 
professorship  542 
l)roffer  763 
proficient 

knowledge  490 

«X:i//  898 

orf^>(!  700 
proficuous  644 
profile 

outline  230 

«irfe236 

appearance  448 


poi'traiture  556 
profit 
advantage  618 
'Utility  644 
acquisition  775 

-  by  i/se  677 
profitable 

■MS6/M;  644 

e-oorf  648 

gainful  775 

(receipts  810) 
profitless  646 
profligacy  945 
profluent 

progressive  282 

stream  348 
profound 

g-reai  31 

(?eej9  208 

learned  490 

?z;ise  498 
.    sagacious  702 

feeling  821 

-  attention  457 

-  knowledge  490 

-  secret  533 
profundis,  de  - 

lamentation  839 

penitence  950 
profundity 

[see  profound] 
profuse 

diffuse  style  573 

redundant  641 

prodigal  818 
profusion 

multitude  102 

^/en^y  639 
prog  298 
progenerate  161 
progenitor  166 
progeny  167 
prognosis  510,  511 
prognostic  512 
prognosticate  511 
programme 

catalogue  86 

;>^an  626 
progress 

groivth  144 

motion  264 

advance  282 

(im;provement  658) 
in  -  incomplete 

53,730 
make  -  282 

in  mid  -  270 

-  of  science  490 

-  of  time  109 
progression 

gradation  58 

se7nes  69 

raimencal  -  84 

wo/ion  282 
progressive 

continnovs  69 

course  109 

advancing  282 

imjrroving  658 
prohibition  761 


project  Jw^ge  250 

impe^  284 

iniJewc?  620 

p;fl;i626 
projectile  727 
projection  wio^j  554 
projector  626 
prolation 

voice  580 

«/>eecA  582 
prole,  sine  -  169 
prolegomena  64 
prolepsis 

precursor  64 

anachronism  115 
proletarian  876 
prolific  168 
prolix  573 
prolocutor 

teacher  540 

speaker  582 
prologue 

precursor  64 

drama  599 
prolong 

«?'0<rflcniO 

/a^e  133 

lengthen  200 
prolusion  64 
promenade 

walk  266 

rfisp^ay  882 
Promethean  359 
prominent 

convex  250 

manifest  525 

important  M'i 

eminent  873 
prominently 

ynt/cA  31 

wzore  33 
promiscuous 

mixed  41 

irregular  59 

caswa^  621 
promise 

jpre<:?2c?!511 

engage  768 

7io;9e858 

keep  one's  -  939 

keep  -  to  ear  and 
break  to  hope  545 

-  oneself 

expect  507 

hope  858 
promissory  768 

-note 

security  771 

money  9f^ 
promontory 

height  206 

projection  250 

land  342 
promote 

im;«we658 

aid7Qr! 
promoter 

planner  626 
promotion  658 
prompt  early  132 


remind  505 
/e//  527 
induce  615 
adive  682 
advise  695 
(gwicA;  274) 

-  memory  505 
prompter 

draraa  599 

wo^^^;e615 

adviser  695 
promptuary  636 
promulgate  531 

-  a  decree  741 
pronation  and 

supination  218 
prone 

horizontal  2\Z 
proneness 

tendenaj  176 

disjwsition  820 
prOner 

ostentation  ^H 

ptraise  931 
prOneur  935 
prong  91 
pronounce 

judge  480 

assert  535 

voice  580 

«??eaA  582 
pronunciation  580 
pronunciativc  535 
proof  hard  323 

insensible  376 

<es<  463 

demonstration  478 

printing  591 

rfrr?/?  626 
ocular -446 

-  against 
strong  159 
resolute  604 
«a/e  664 
defence  717 
resistance  719 
insensible  823 

prop  sujqwi't  215 

Ae^;;  707 
propiEdeutics  537 
propagable  168 
propaganda 

teaching  537 

«cAoo^  542 
propagandism  5;37 
propagandist 

teacher  5^10 

?;nes^  996 
propagate 

pi'oauce  161 

oe  productive  168 

publish  531 
propel  284 
propend  602 
propendency 

wredeterminalion 
611 

inclination  820 
propense  602 
propension  820 

183 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


PRO 


propensity 
ttudency  176 
inclination.  820 

T)ioper  special  79 
eji-})€dient  646 
handsome  843 
due  924 
{nght  922) 

-  name  564 

in  its  -  place  58 
pliow  a  -  spirit  939 
the  -  tiling 
duty  926 

-  time  134 
properties, 

theatrical  - 

costume  225 

drama  599 
property  power  157 

■possessions  780 

■wealth  803 
property-man  599 
prophecy  511 
prophet  seer  513 

pnest  996 
false  -s  986 
in  the  name  of  the 
tigs  I  497 
prophetic 

jwedict  511 

revelation  985 
Prophets,  the  -  985 
prophylactic 

healthful  656 

remedy  662 

preservative  670 

hindrance  706 
prophylaxis  670 
propinquity  197 
propitiate 

2)acify  723 

ca//;i  826 

content  831 

/(we  897 

j>i^y  914 

forgive  918 

atone  952 

woi'ship  990 
propitious 

timely  134 
,     henefiaial  648 

helping  707 

j>rosperous  734 

auspicious  858 
proplasm  22 
proportion 

relation  9 

mathematical  84 

symm£try  242 

allotment  786 
proportionate 

agreeing  23 
proportions 

*/>ace  180 

.fize  192 
proposal  jston  626 
propose 

suggest  514 

b7vach  535 

in^e/ic;  620 


Q/T^?-  763 

Q^e/'  7narriage  902 
-a  question 4G1 
proposition 

supposition  454 

reasoning  476 

jnvject  626 

suggestion  514 

o/er  763 
propound 

suggest  514 

broach  535 

-  a  question  461 
propria  persona. 

in  -  sjjecialify  79 

presence  18j 
proprietary  779 
proprietor  779 
proprietorship  780 
propriety 

agreement  23 

expedience  646 

fashion  852 

ngr/ii!  922 

cfw?"^  926 
proprio  motu  600 
propter  hoc  155 
propugn 

?'e«5i717 

vindicate  937 
propulsion  284 
propylon  66 
prore  234 
prorogue  133 
proruption  295 
prosaic  -  c«<:w/e  575 

(///W  843 
prosaism  7>ro5e  598 
proscenium 

/ro/i<  2:34 

theatre  599 
proscribe 

interdict  761 

Ja;ii«A  893 

«/?•*«  9C8 

condemn  971 

{exclude  77)  • 
prose 

diffuse  style  573 

^;?'a^e  584 

no<  t'erse  598 

-  run  mad 
oi'nate  5'i7 
lioetical  597 

-  writer  598 
prosecute 

pursue  622 
ac^  680 
accM^e  938 
arraign  969 

-  an  inquiry  461 
prosecutor  938 
proselyte 

learner  541 

convert  807 
proselytism  537 
proser  841 
prosody  597 
prosopopoeia  521 
prospect 


futurity  121 

view  418 

pirohahility  472 

expectation  5  7 

landscape  painting 
556 
good  -  858 
m  -  intended  620 
prospectively  121 
prospectus  ^'^^  8J 

foresight  510 

compendium  596 

scheme  626 
prosperity  734 
prospiclence510 
prostemation 

dejection  837 

servility  886 
prostitute 

COTTUpt  659 

misuse  679 

impure  961 

courtesan  9G2 
prostrate 

j)Oiverless  inS 

destroyed  162 

tow;  207 

hoii.zontal  213 

depress  30S 

/aecZ  ^^p  655 

exhausted  688 

deeded  837 

«erri/e  886 
fall -306 
-  oneself 

servile  886 

obeisance  928 

■worship  990 
prostration 
[5^6  prostrate] 

submission  725 

??ai;»  828 
prosy  wea?-?/  841 

(^wif/  843 
prosyllogism  476 
protagonist 

actor  599 

proficient  700 
protasis 

precursor  64 

maxim  496 
protean  149 
protect  5«/<2  664 
protection 

influence  175 

defence  IVi 

restrain  751 
protector  6C4,  717 

master  745 

keeper  753 
protectorate  737 
protege  servant  746 

friend  890 
proteiform  149 
protein 

semiliquid  352 

organic  357 
protervity  9ul 
protest  dissent  489 

flw^eri  535 


6?eny  53') 

refuse  764 

deprecate  765 

7io<  observe  773 

no^  ;?rty  808 
counter  -  4CS 
enter  a  -  7G6 
under  - 

unwilling  6C3 

compidsion  744 

-  against 
oppose  708 
disapprove  932 

protestant 

dissenting  489 
Protestant  984 
protested  bills  808 
Proteus  149 
prothesis  1000 
prothonotary  553 
protocol  scheme  62( 

compact  769 

(?wo/'rf55]) 

{warrant  771) 
protoplasm 

prototype  22 

productive  103 

organization  357 
protoplast  22 
prototype  22 

prediction  511 
protract  <ime  110 

to^6  133 

lengthen  200 

diffuse  style  57i 
protrepticai  615 
protrude  250 
protuberance  250 
protypify511 
proud 

dignified  873 

to//y  878 

-  flesb  250 
prove 

arithmetic  85 
iz/r«.  o?/^  151 
<ry  463 

demonstrate  478 
«f cc<  821 

-  one's  case 
vindication  937 

-true  491 
provender /ooc?  298 

■provision  637 
proverb  maxim  49€ 

{phrase  566) 
proverbe  acting  599 
proverbial  490 
provide 

furnish  637 

-  against 
prepare  673 

-  against  a  rainy  day 
817 

provided 
conditionally  8 
qualification  469 
suppositional'^ 
{conditions  770) 
well  -  639 

1^ 


PRO 


PUB 


PUL 


PUM 


-  for  803 
providence 

foresight  510 

preparation  673 

divine  government 
J)76 
Providence  976 
waiter  on  - 

idle  683 

contented  831 
provident 

careful  459 

xcise  498 

prepared  673 
providential 

opportune  134 

fortunate  734 
province 

department  75 

reqion  181 

a4<?c(;e  189 

c#ce  625 

(cLuty  926) 
provincial 

[see  province] 

xxdgar  851 
provincialism 

neology  563 
provision/oocZ  298 

supply  637 

preparation  673 

weart/i  803 

{materials  635) 
provisional 

circumstances  8 

temporary  111 

prepainng  6r3 
provisions 

conditions  770 
proviso 

qualification  469 

condition  770 
provisory  111 
provoke  eawse  153 

incite  615 

eccd^e  824 

tJeic  830 

a;?gfe?'  900 

-  desire  865 

-  hatred  898 
provoquant  824 
provost  master  745 

deputy  759 
prow  2^M 
prowess  861 
prowl  wa/A;  266 

^?/7-A;  528 

-  after  622 
proximate 

next  63 
near  197 

-  cause  153 
proximity  near  197 

adjacent  199 
proximo  121 
proximns  ardet 

danger  Gii'i,  667 

7woa:y  759 
prude  affected  855 

cAflW^960 


prudent 

careful  459 

?«;itse  498 

cautious  864 

(sM<f/i/./  698) 
prudery 

affectation  855 

fastidiousness  868 
prune 

^a^"e  away  38 

^op201 

repair  658 
prunello,  leather  or  - 

643 
prurience 

desire  865 

^wsi!  961 
Prussian  blue  438 
Prussic  acid  663 
pry  look  441 

curiosity  455 

in-quire  461 

-  into  the  future  510 
Prytaneum  931 
psalm  music  415 

worship  990 
psalm-book  998 
psalmody  415 
psalter  998 
psaltery  417 
Psephomancy  511 
pseudo 

simulated  17 

sham  545 
pseudoblepsis  443 
pseudology  563 
pseudonym  565 
pseudo-revelation 

986 
pseudoscope  445 
pshaw 

trifling  643 

excitement  825 
psychical  450 
Psychology  450 
Psychomancy  511 
ptisan  6C2 
ptyalism  299 
puberty  127 
pubescent  131 
public,  general  -  372 
make  -  531 

-  enemy  891 

-  opinion  488 

-  press  531 

-  spirit  910 
publication 

production  161 

jrromidgation  531 

fjook  593 
public-house  189 
go  to  the  -  959 
publicist  968 
publicity  531 
publicly  rumoured 

532 
publico,  pro  bono  - 

utility  644 

philanthropy  910 
publish  531 


-  the  banns  765 
publisher  593 
puce  437 
pucelage  youth  127 

celibacy  904 

purity  960 
Puck  980 

play  -  699 
pucker /o/^i  258 

anger  900 
in  a  - 

excited  824 
pudder 

disoi'der  59 

potter  683 
pudding/ooc/  298 

soft  324 

pulpy  354 

siveets  396 
in  -  time  132 
Pudding,  Jack  -  599 
puddle  34:3 
pudicity  960 
pudor,  proh  -  874 
puerile  boyish  129 

foolish  4L9 

feeble  575 

"trifling  643 
puerperal  161 
puff  inflate  194 

wind  349 

tartlet  396 

pant  688 

boast  884 

praise  931 

flatter  933 

-  of  smoke  330 

-  up  vanity  880 
puffed  up 

2-)ride  878 
puffer  935 
puffery  884 
puffy  194 
pug  short  201 

dog  366 
pugh  I  643 
pugilism  720 
pugilist  ?2J 
pugilistic  720 
pugnacity 

contentiousness  72J 

irascibility  901 
puisne 

posterior  117 

young  127 
puissant 

powerful  157 

strong  159 
puke  297 
pulchritude  845 
pulcinella 

actor  599 

buffoon  844 
pule  cry  411,  412 

weep  8^39 
pull  row  267 

draxo  285 

printing  591 

a  long  and  a 

strong  - 


cooperate  709 
strong  - 
exertion  686 

-  the  check  string 
119 

-  different  ways 
713 

-  down  destroy  1C2 
lay  loio  308 

-  about  one's  ears 
308 

-  in  751 

-  an  oar  680 

-  out  301 

-  to  pieces 
separate  44 
destroy  102 
censure  932 
detract  131 

-  upon  the  purse  814 

-  by  the  sleeve  505 

-  through 
restoration  660 
aid  707 

-  together  709 

-  towards 
attract  288 

-  up  stop  142 
rest  265 
root  out  301 
reprimand  932 
accuse  909 

-  the  wires  693 
pulled  down 

weak  160 

fatigued  688 
pullet  129 
pulley  633 
Pullman  car  272 
ullulate 

produce  101 

multiply  168 

grow  194 
pulmonary 

breath  349 
pulp  354 
pulpiness  354 
pulpit  rostrum  543 

church  1000 
pulsate 

periodic  138 

oscillate  314 

agitate  315 
pulsation 

/ee/i/v(7  821 
pulse  [we  pulsate] 

veifetable  367 
feci  *he  - 

inquire  401 

i-esZ  463 
pulsion  270 
pultaceous  r54 
pulverize  :i30 
pulverulence  330 
pulvil  4  0 
pummel  [we 
pon)rael] 
pump  shoe  225 

z^;a/er  supply  348 

inquire  461 

184 


PUM 


PUR 


PUS 


PUT 


pump-room 

house  189 

remedy  662 
pun  similaHty  17 

absurdity  497 

ambiguity  520 

wit  842 
punce  276 
punch  mxyixld  22 

perforate  260 

imf orator  262 

?/a^  271 

.v^/tyte  276 

beverage  298 

engrave  558 
Punch  buffoon  844 
-  and  Judy 

drama  599 
punchbowl 

re*v*c/  191 

^o/tozy  252 

tippling  959 
puncheon  res.fe/  191 

perforator  262 
Punchinello  599 
punctated  440 
punctilio 

fashion  852 
punctilious 

observant  772 

ostentation  882 

scrupxdous  939 

(6a?ac^  494) 
puncto  882 
punctual  ear??/  132 

j)eriodiaU  138 

earac^  494 

observance  772 

scrupulous  939 
punctuation  567 
l)uncture260 
pundit 

learned  man  492 

lawyer  968 
pungency  392 

X)hysical  energy  171 

«!c«if<j392    • 
pungent  /rt^^te  392 

oc/our  398 

vigovr  574 

feeling  821 
Punica  fides  940 
punishment  972 
l)unltion  972 
junk  962 
l.unkah349- 
jjunstei-  844 
punt  r-aiw  267 

boat^-i 
puny  193 
pup  in/ann29' 

give  birth  161 

t/oo'  366 
pupil 

-  of  the  eye  441 

/ert?"H^/'541 
pupilage  youth  127 

/e«77a/J5r539 
pupillari,  in  statu  - 
Ml 


puppet  little  193 

dupe  547 

ej/^g-y  554 

auxiliai'y  711 

^00?  746 
make  a  -  of  737 
be  the  -  of  749 
puppet-show 

drama  599 

amusement  840 
puppy  dog  366 

fopm4 

braggart  884 

blusterer  887 
puppyism  855 
pur :  -  sang  875 

-  et  simple  42 
Purana  986 
purblind 

dim  sight  44^ 

weak  judgment  481 
purchase 

suppmi  215 

acquisition  775 

Awy  795 
purchase-money  147 
purchaser  147 
pure  simple  42 

true  494 

tndhfid  543 

-  style  576,  578 
clean  662 
artless  703 

-  ^(w^e  850 
honourable  939 
virtuous  944 
irtnoc««^946 
cAas^e  960 
rfei'w/^  987,  990 

-  accent  580 

-  colour  428 
puree  298 
purely  m,uc7i  31 

little  33 
purgation 

cleansing  652 

atonement  952 
purgative  6e2 
purgatory 

suffering  8.28 

atonement  952 

/ie/J  982 
purge  ca«^  om<  297 

c/ean  652 

atone  952 

(improve  658) 
purify  c?€fm  ( 52 

improve  658 
puris  naturalibus, 

in  -  22J 
purist  s^y/e  578 

ajTec^et^  855 

J  hansee  988 
Puritan  984 
puritan 

Pharisee  S88 
puritanical 

aff'ected  a55 

ascetic  955 
purity  960  [->wpure] 


purl  stream  S48 

/«i«^  sound  40j 

music  416 
purlieus  7iear  197 

sunvunding  227 
purloin  791 
purple  crimson  434 

rzo?€<  437 

insignia  747 

-  and  fine  linen  377 
purport 

meaning  516 
(in^en^  620) 
purpose  620 
infirm  of  -  605 
to  little  or  no  -  645 
on  -  6~'0 
serve  a  -  644 
to  some  -  731 
tenacitv  of  -  604a 
purposeless  6:21 
purpura  437 
purr  412 

purse  money  800 
treasm-y  802 
long  -  803 
put  into  one's  -  785- 
-up  195 

purse-bearer  801 
purse-proud  878 
purser  801 
purse  strings  : 
draw  the  - 
not  pay  808 
open  the  - 
disburse  F09 
pursuant  to  620 
pursue  continue  143 
follow  281 
aim  622 

-  a  course  680 

-  an  inquiry  461 

-  the  tenour  of 
one's  way 

business  625 

modesty  881 
pursuer  622 
pursuit  622 
pursuivant  534 
pursy  194 
purulent  653 
purvey  637 
purview  620 
pus  (i53 
Puscyite  984 
push  exigency  8 

imjyel  276 

progress  ^l 

pi'opel  284 

essay  675 

activity  682 
come  to  the  -  704 

-  aside 
neglect  460 
disj^espect  929 

-  forward 
active  682 
aid  707 

-  from  289 

-  to  the  last  133 


-  on  haste  684 
-oat  eject 2^7 

pushing  282,  284 
pusillanimity  862 
puss  366 
play  -  in  the  comet 

interchange  li6 
pustule 

pimple  250 

blemish  848 
put  place  184 

fool  501 

cards  840 

clown  876 
neatly  -  576 

-  about 

turn  back  £83 
go  round  311 
publish  531 

-  aside 
exclude  56 
inattention  458 
neglect  460 
disuse  678 

-  away 

-  thought  452 
relinquish  783 
divorce  905 

-back 
tui-n  back  283 
deteriorate  659 
restore  660 

-  before 
inform  527 

-by  636 

-  a  case  cite  i2 
suppose  b^  A 

-  in  commission  755 

-  a  construction  on 
522 

-down 
destroy  162 
record  551 
conquer  731 
cotnptl  744 
j)ay  807 
humiliate  874 

-  an  end  to 
end  67 
stop  142 
destroy  162 

-  oneself  3Q1 

-  in  force 
complete  729 
compel  744 

-forth 
expand  194 
suggest  514 
publish  531 
as^er^  535 

-  a  question  461 

-  strength  686 
-forward 

suggest  514 
publish  5:^1 
ostentation  882 
-one's  hand  to  676 

-  the  horses  to  673 
-in,  -into 

185 


PUT 


PYE 


QUA 


QUA 


-  to  incoriTBnience 
(H7 

~  a  mark  upon  457 

-  one's  nose  out  of 
joint  S'd 

-  off  late  133 
divest  226 
depart  293 
j)lea  617 

--  on  clothe  255 
deceive  514 
/lasten  684 
qfect  855 

-  out  [liee  below] 

-  on  paper  551 

-  a  question  461 

-  ri<4ht  660 

~  the  saddle  on 
the  right  horse 

155 

-  the  seal  to 
complete  723 
compact  769 

-  to  [see  below] 

-  together  join  43 
combine  48 
assemble  161 

-  one's  trust  in  484 

-  up  [see  below] 

-  upon 
deceive  545 
opirress  649 

put  m  a7'rive  292 
insei-t  300 

-  an  affidavit  535 

-  h:ind  (iro 

-  one's  head  514 

-  mind  505 

'  motion  2G4 

-  order (0 

-the  place  of  147 

-  one's  pocket  785 

-  practice  (;92 

-  iemembrance50j 

-  shape  60 

-  trim 
arrange  60 
prepare  673 

-  the  wav  of  470 

-  a  word 
sjteak  582 
(0,irerse5S8 

\r.:t  out 

destroy  162 

outside  2C0 

txtingnixh  385 

('ark'en  421 

distract  the 
at  ten' ion  ^b^ 

vncertain  475 

diflicidt  704 

discontent  832 
-of  countenance 

874 
oneself  -  of  court 

sophistry  477 

bungling  699 

-  of  gear  158 

-  of  one's  head  458 
-of  joint  61 


-  of  one's  misery 
914 

-  to  nurse  707 

-  of  order  59 

put  to  attribute  155 
request  765 

-  the  blush  879 

-  death  301 

-  the  door  261 

-  it  704 

-  one's  oath  768 

-  press  591 

-  the  proof  463 

-  the  question  830 

-  the  rack  830 

-  rights  60 

-  sea  293 

-  shame  874 

-  silence  581 

-  the  sword  361 

-  task  677 

-  use  677 

-  the  vote  609 
put  up  assemble  72 

locate  184 
store  636 

-  to  auction  796 

-  for  865 

-  a  petition  ) 

-  a  prayer  | 
request  765 
tvorship  990 

-  for  s  ^le  796 

-  a  shi  iter  424 

-  the  sv/ord  723 

-  to  615 

-  with 

substitute  147 
bear  826 

putative 

attributed  155 

believed  484 

supposed  514 
putid  643 
putrefy  653 
putrid  653 
putty  45 
puzzle  uncertain  475 

conceal  528 

enigma  5*^ 
puzzled  475,  Vm 

(igiio?'ant  4Q1) 
puz'zkj-headed  499 
puzzling 

vn intelligible  519 
Pylades  and  Orestes 

890 
pyramid  heaj)  72 

]X)int  25S 
pyramids 

billiards  840 
pyre  363 
pyriform  249 
Pyrology  282 
Pyromancy  511 
pyrometer  389 
pyrotechnics  423 
pyrotechny  382 
Pyrrhonism 

incredulity  487 


irreliglon  989 
Pythafforean  953 
VyWw .  oracle  513 
Python,  -es^"  513 
pyx  vessel  1  1 
rites  998 
temple  1000 


Q 


Q.C.  968 
Q.E.D.  478 
quack  c?y  4V2 

impostor  548 
quacKcry 

falsehood  544 

want  of  skill  699 

affectation  855 
quacksalver  548 
quad  189 

quadragesima  950 
quadrangle 

house  189 

angular  244 
quadrant  angle  244 

cii-cle  24" 
quadrate  with  23 
(juadratic  95 
quadrature 

four  95 

angle  244 
quacTrible  96» 
quadrifid  97 
quadrilateral 

sides  236 

angles  244 
quadrille  840 
quadripartition  97 
quadrisccti(m  97 
quadroon  41 
quadruped  360 
quadruplication  90 
quiere  461 
quaff  298 

-  the  bitter  cup  828 
quaggy  345 
quagmire 

marsh  845 

dirty  653 

difficult  704 
quail /e«r  860 

coivardice  862 
quaint  orfrfSJJ 

-  style  572 

pretty  845 

ridiculous  Sr""" 
quake  oscillate  314 

shake  315 

cold  383 

fear  860 
quakerish  imm  855 

caltn  826 
Quakerism 

religious  sect  984 
quail  hcation 
[see  qualify] 

power  157 

viodilicaiion  469 

skill  698 
discount  813 


qualify  change  140 

modify  469 

deny  536 

teach  537 

{prepare  673) 
qualis  ab  incepto  141 
qualities 

character  820 
quality  nature  5 

jwiver  157 

tendency  176 

nobility  875 
qualm  disbelieve  485 

unwilling  603 

fear  860 
qualms  of  conscience 

950 
quamdiu  so  bene 

gesserit  108a 
quand  meme 

compensating  30 

opposed  708 
qiiandary  704 
quantity  25 

much  31 

multitude  102 
quantum  amount  25 

allotmeid  786 

-  mutatus  140 

-  i-ufticit  63.) 
quaquaversum  278 
quarantine  664 
quarrel  713 

-  with  one's  bread 
and  butter 

Singling  699 

discontent  832 
quarrelsome  901 
quarry  object  620 

mirs  636 
quart  97 
quarter  fourth  95 

quadrisection  97 

period  108 

region  181 

locate  184 

abode  189 

side  236 

direction  278 

foi'bearance  740 

mercy  %'l'i 
give  -  914 
give  no  -  361 

pitiless  m  4a 

-  of  a  hundred  98 

-  upon  184 
quarter  deck  210 
quartermaster  J-)7 
quartern  95 
quarteron  41 
quarters  abode  180 

take  up  one's  -  184 
quarter  sessions  960 
quarter-staff 

contention  720 

weapon  727 
quartet/oi/r  95 

music 'i\6 
quarto  593 
quartz  323 

186 


QUA 


QUI 


QUI 


QUO 


«^\ia?h  destroy  162 

annul  75& 
quasi  similar  17 

svjiposed  514 
qnassia  395 
quaternity  95 
quatrain  597 
quaver  oscillate  314 

shake  315 

sound  407 

music  413,  416 

fear  860 
quay  houses  189 

harbour  666 
quean  962 
queasiness 

dislike  867 
queasy 

fastidious  868 
queen  745 
Queen's  -  Bench. 

pinson  732 

coui-t  966 

-  counsel  968 
-English  560 

-  evidence  529 

-  highway  627 
queer  stngidarSS 

ridiculous  853 

-  fish  857 
quell  destroy  162 

mederate  174 

quiescence  265 

subdue  731 
quench  destroy  102 

coo;  385 

dissuade  616 

gralify  829 

/fa/ia/«  869 
quenchless  865 
querimonious  839 
querist  461 
quern  330 
querulous 

comjilaining  839 

fastidious  868 

irritable  901 
query  461 
quest  461 
question 

inquiry  461 

rfo*/6<  485 

ftojy  536 
in  -  event  151 

/o//ic  454 

inquiry  461 

danger  665 
pop  the  -  902 
put  to  the  -  830 

-  at  issue  4ftl 
questionable 

tuiceitain  475 
doubtful  4^ 
disreputable  874 

questionist  541 

questionless 
certain  541 

questor  801 

queue  65 

quib856 


quibble 

sophistry  477 

nmneaning  517 

equivocation  520 
falsehood  544 

wit  842 
verbal  - 

absurdity  497 
quick  transient  111 

rofjOTrf  274 

aZu-e  359 

intelligent  498 

cc/ive  682 

«A:iM/;  698 
feeling  821 

irascible  901 
cut  to  the  -  824 
probe  to  the  -  461 
sting  to  the  - 

pain  830 

anger  900 
to  the  - 

physically  375 

mentally  822 
touch  to  the  -  822, 

824 
-ear  418 

-  eye  441 

-  succession  136 

-  time  274 

-  as  thought  113 
quicken  tvork  170 

violence  173 

co?ne  to  life  359 

jnomote  707 

ea-citeS-Z^ 
quickening  power 

170 
quickly  soon  132 
quicksands 

danger  667 

difficulty  704 
quick-scented  398 
quickset  hedge  232 
quicksilver 

changeable  149 

enei'gy  171 

velocity  2":  4 
quick-witted  842 
quid  392 

-  pro  quo 
compensation  30 
substitution  147 
interchange  148 
retaliation  718 
ba?-ter  794 
reivard  973 

-  valeant  humeri 
quid  ferre  recu- 
sant 157 

quiddity  essence  5 

quibble  477 

^cit  &42 
quidnunc  455 
quiescence  2G5 
quiet  calm  174 

?¥.«^  265 

dissvade  616 

leis2(re  685 

inexciiabilUy  82G 


keep  -  681 

-  life  721 
quieta  non  movere 

continuance  143 

quiescence  265 

inaction  681 
quietism 

quiescence  2C5 

insensibility  &2:i5 

i7Teligion  989 
quietly  moilest  881 
get  on  -  736 
quietude  826 
quietus  d^fl/A  360 

failure  732 

acquittal  970 
give  a  -  361 
receive  its  -  756 
quill  590 
quill-driver  590 
quillet  477 
quills 

-  upon  the  fretful 
porcupine  256 

quilt  covering  223 

variegated  440 
quinary  98 
quincunx  98 
quinquarticular  99 
quinquennium  108 
quinquesection  99 
quinquifld  99 
quint  98 
quintain  aim  620 

game  840 
quintal  319 
quinteron  41 
quintessence  5 
quintuple  98 
quinze  840 
quip 

amnsemjent  840 

wit^M 

ridicule  856 

disi^espect  929 
qui-pro-qno 

eiror  495 

wit  842 
quire  singers  416 

2)aper  593 

church  1000 
quirk 

sophistry  4'n 

ini^udgment  481 

cajrrice  608 

amusement  840 

?t'i<  842 
quis  custodiet  istos 

custodes  ?  459 
quit  depart  293 

relinquish  624 

i)ay807 
-claim  927a 

-  one's  hold  782 

-  of  loss  776 
relinquishment  782 

-  scores  807 
qui-tam  969 
quite  52 

-  another  thing 


irrelevant  10 
unlike  18 

-  the  reverse  14 

-  the  thing  23 
quits  equal  27 

atonemeiit  952 
be  -  with 

retaliation  718 

pay  mi 
quittance 

secwity  771 

payments: 

forgiveness  918 

atonement  952 

reward  973 
quiver 

receptacle  191 

oscillation  314 

agitation  315 

shiver  383 

«/07-e  636 

feeling  821 

/■^rt?-  860 
in  a -821,  824 

-  with  rage  900 
qui-vive,  on  the  - 

459 
Quixote,  Don- 

w«7c?504     . 

rash  9^ 
Quixotic 

fanciful  hl^ 

rash  803 
Quixotism 

excitability  825 
quiz 

ridicule  856 

laughing  stock  857 
quizzical 

Hdiculous  853 
quo  animo  G20 
quoad  minus  30 
quod  ^^/'zso/i  752 
in  -  754 
quodlibet 

inquiry  401 

sophism  477 

?r?i!  842 
quoits  840 
quondam  122 
quorum  696 
quot  homines  tot 

sententiae 

dissent  489 

discord  713 
quota 

contingent  786 

expt7iditure  809 
furnish  its  -  784 
quotation 

i7nitaiion  19 

conformity  82 

price  812 
quote  82 

evidence  467 
quoth 

affirmation  535 

speech  582 
quotidian  138 
quotient  84    • 

187 


RS 


RAI 


RAK 


RAN 


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R'8,  three  -  537 
rabbet  43 
Rabbi  996 
Rabbist  984 
rabbit 

productive  168 
rabble 

assemblage  72 

Tnob  876 
rabid  insane  502 

emotion  821 

eager  865 

angmj  900 
rabies  503 
raccroc  156 
race  relation  11 

sequence  69 

kind  75 

lineage  156 

run  274 

stream  348 

conduit  350 

pungency  392 

course  &ZZ 

business  625 

career  692 

opposition  708 

contention  720 
run  a  -  72i) 
run  in  a  -  680 
run  one's  -  729 
one's  -  is  run  360 
race-course  728 
racehorse 

/?o?«^  271 

^?y?/"<  274 
rack  receptacle  191 

jrame  215 

r/OMci  353 

physical  pain  378 

pinify  652 

mora/  jt?aiM  828 

^or^/vre  830 

punish  972 

instrument  of 
torture  975 
-  one's  brains 

thought  451 

imagination  5i5 
-rent  810    ' 
}io  to  -  and  ruin  735 
racket 

agitation  315 

loud  404 

7'o//  407 

itiscord  713 
lacket-court  840 
raoke  ing 

<K:live  682 

amusements  840 
rackets  840 
rackety  loud  404 
racy  strong  171 

pungent  392 

-  «^yVc;  574 

/•^eWnor  821 
raddle  weat;c  219 
raddled  tipsy  959 


radiance  light  420 

beauty  845 
radiant 

diverging  291 

f7tono«*873 
radiate  291 
radical 

essential^ 

complete  52 

algebraic  root  84 

ca'/zse  153 

important  642 

reformer  658 

-  change  146 

-  cure  662 

-  reform  658 
radically 

greatly  31 
raiJieation  613 
radiometer 

/i.^A^  420 

optical  instrument 
445 
radius  Zeng'/A  200 

ividth  202 
radix  153 
radoter  499 
radoteur  501 
raff  refuse  653 

rabble  876 

(miscreant  949) 
raft  273 
rafter  215 
rag  small  33 

( ;)a?'^  51) 
ragamuffin  876 
rage  violence  173 

Influence  175 

excitement  824,  825 

fashion  852 

</e*-w'e  865 

wr«<:/A  900 
the  battle  -s  722 
ragged  226 
ragout  298 
rags  clothes  225 

useless  645 
do  to  -  384 
tear  to  - 162 
worn  to  -  659 
raid  710 
rail  tnclosure  232 

ivison  752 

-  at  932 

-  in 

circumscribe  229 
restrain  751 

railing  232 
raillerie,  ne  pas  en- 
tendre -  900 
raillery  856 
railway  627 

-  speed  274 
raiment  225 
rain  stream  348 

sufficient  639 
rainbow  440 
rainless  340 
rains  but  it  pours, 
never  -  041 


rainy  day  735 
provide  against  a  - 

prepare  673 

economy  817 
raise  increase  35 

produce  161 

elevate  307 

excite  824 

-  alarm  860 

-  anger  900 

-  one's  banner  722 

-  a  cry  531 

-  a  dust  682    . 

-  expectations  858 

-  the  linger  550 

-  funds  775 

-  one's  head 
improve  658 
refresh  689 
prospei-ity  734 
repute  873 

-  hope  511 

-  a  hue  and  cry 
against  932 

-  a  laugh  840 

-  the  mask  529 

-  money  788 

-  a  question 
inquire  461 
doubt  485 

-  a  report  531 

-  a  siege  723 
-the  spirits  8361 

-  spirits  from  the 
dead  992 

-  a  storm  173 

-  troops  722 

-  up  vertical  212 
excite  824 

-  the  voice 
shout  441 

-  one's  voice 
affirm  535 

-  one's  voice  against 
932 

-  the  wind 
gain  775 
borrow  788 

raised  convex  250 
raison: 
-d'etre  620 

-  de  plus  467 
rajah  745 
rajpoot  726 
rake  drag  285 

gardening  371 
clean  652 
profligate  949 
intemperance  954 
libertine  962 

-  out  ;301 

-  up  collect  72 
extract  301 
recall  505 
excite  824 

-  up  evidence  467 
rake-hen  949,  962 
laking-fire  716 
rakish 

intemperate  954 


licentious  961 
rallentando  415 
rally  a7Ta« (76  60 
improve  658 
restore  660  ". 
lidicule  856  " 
encourage  861 

-  round  order  58 
cooperate  709 

rallying :  -  cry 
indication  550 
encouragement  861 

-  point  74 
ram  impulse  276 

sheep  366 
mate  373 
man-of-war  726 
milk  the  -  645 

-  down  cto«  261 
dense  321 

-  in  300 
Ramadan 

fasting  956 

rite  998 
ramage  367 
Ramazan 

{see  Ramadan] 
ramble  stroll  266 

wander  279 

folly  499 

delirium  503 

digress  ^Ti  • 
rambler  269 
rambling 

irregularity  139 
ramification  2;a;"i  51 

bisection  91 

posterity  167 

fllam£nt  205 

symnutry  242 

(^iiJer9'(5«ce291 
rammer  ji>/w.(7  263 

impeller  276 
ramose  242 

(?'0?y9'A  256) 
ramp  climb  305 

/€«i?  309 
rampage  173 
rampant 

violent  173 

prevalerd  175 

vertical  212 

raised  307 

/reg  748 

vehement  825 

licentious  961 
rampart  717 
ramrod  263 
ramshackle  665 
rancid  /l^i^rf  401 

unclean  653 
rancour 

malevolence  90?" 

revenge  919 
randan  273 
random  casual  15d 

carriage  272 

uncertain  475 

aimless  621 
talk  at  - 

188 


EAN 


HAS 


RAU 


REA 


soimlstry  477 

exaggerate  549 

loqtiadtyh^ 

-  exjjeriment  463 

chance  621 
range  eTte}U  26 

collocate  CO 

.s'f /-ie*  69 

tei'ffi  71 

L'/WA'S  75 

.-'pace  180 

distance  196 

7'0f«n  266 

direction  278 

#toz;5  386 

freedom  748 
iong-196 
within  -  177 
~  itself  58 

-  under,  -  with  TP 
ranger 

director  694 
keeper  753 
/A^e/792 
ank  degree  2tJ 
ihmohgh  31 
collocate  60 
j'oif;  69 
/f?w  71 
regetation  365 
/e/it/  401 
estimate  480 
6a(/  649 
itoldiers  726 
(//wy  873 
■';o6'i/i^2/  875 
:uan  of  -  875 

-  and  file 
continuity  69 
toldiers  726 
commonalty  876 

rankle  -unclean  653 

corrupt  659 

2)ainful  mi 

animosity  900 

m(devolence  907 

revenge  919 
ranks 

fill  up  the  -  060 
risen  from  the  -  876 
ransack  .«^6^^■  461 

(/e/u'6?'672 

plunder  791 

^;nc€  812 

atonement  952 

-  one's  brains 
thought  4b i 
imagination  515 

rant 
unmeaning  517 
exaggeration  r49 
diffuse  style  573 
turgescence  577 
speech  582 
acting  599 
excitement  825 

ranter  <  «/A-er  584 
/a/if^  ;jie^y  988 

rantipole  458 

rrp  ^*to^«^  276 


sound  406 

^j-^J/e  G43 

money  800 
not  worth  a  -  804 
~  on  the  knuckles 

angry  9C0 

censure  932 

punish  972 

-  out  affirm  535 
rok'6'  5^0 
.<;/?3flA;  582 

-  out  oaths 
insolence  885 
malediction  903 

rapacity 

taking  789 

stealing  791 

avarice  819 

<7ree(/  865 
rape  seizure  791 

violation  961 
rapid  274 

-  slope  217 

-  strides 
progress  282 
velocity  274 

-  succession  136 
rapids  348 
rapier  727 
rapine  791 
rnpparee  792 
rappel  722 
rapping,  spirit  -  992 
rapports,  sous  tons 

les  -  494 
rapprochement 

concord  714 

friendship  888 
rapscalhon  949 
rapt  attention  457 

inattention  458 

emotion  821 
raptorial 

«aA;inj7  78n 

stealing  791 
rapture  6iJi5.<f  827 

/ore  897 
rapturous  221,  827 
rara  avis 

exceptional  83 

(700rf  648 

fatnous  873 
rare  exceptional  83 

/<^?<;  1C3 

infrequent  137 

/is-/*/  322 

excellent  648 
raree  show 

apj)earanc€  44S 

amusement  840 
rarefaction 

expand  194 

render  light  Z^ 
rari  nantes  103 
rarity  322 
rasa,  tabula -552 
rascal  Zrartre  941 

6a  (^  7/i0«  949 
rascality  940 
rase  oWiierafe  552 


rash 

«Ai/i  disease  655 

reckless  863 

{careless  460) 
rasher  204 
rashness  863 
rasp  powder  *jO 

ri<633t 
rasper  difficult  704 
rasure  552 
rat  ?era?2/  607 
smell  a  - 

discover  480a 

rfow6<  485 
rattan  975 
rat-a-tat  407 
ratchet  253 
rate  degree  26 

motion  264 

measure  466 

estimation  480 

;;rice,  <aaj  812 

aftWA^e  932 
at  a  great  -  274 
rath  ea?Vy  132 

/o/-;;  717 
rather 

a  little  32 

trifling  643 
have  -  609 

-  gocd  651 
have  -  not  867 

ratification 

confliin  467 

affirm  4S8 

consent  762 

compact  769 
ratio  relation  9. 

degree  26 

proportion  84 

apportionment  786 
ratiocii.  ation  476 
ration /oorf  298 

alotment  786 
ratiom  i 

-  gMf  71/27?/  84 

intellectual  450 

judicious  498 

■far^e  502 
rationale  c«y*'e  153 

attribution  155 

answer  462 

interpretatton  522 
rationalism 

reasoning  476 

irreligion  989 
rats  in  the  upper 

story  503 
rattan  975 
ratten  158 
rattle  wotse  407 

music  417 

prattle  584 
death  -  360 

-  on : 84 
rattle-snake  913 
rattle-traps  780 
rattling  836 

-  pace  274 
raucity 


fain  tness  405 
raucous  hoarse  581 
ravage  destroy  163 

despoil  6  9 
ravages  of  time  659 
rave  madness  503 

excitement  824,  825 

-  against  932 
ravel  untwist  60 

derange  61 

entangle  219 

difficulty  704 
ravelin  717 
ravelled  59 
raven  WacA;  431 

hoarse  581 

<70?'g'e  957 
-■for  865 
ravening 

violent  173 

rfe^/re  865 
ravenous 

grasping  789 

desirous  865 
raver  504 
ravine  interval  198 

narrow  203^ 

o?iA:e  259 
raving  mac?  503 

/ee/ing-  821 

excitement  824,  823 
ravish  mee  789 

/?/eirse  829 
ravished 

])leased  827 
ravishment  824 
raw  immature  123 

sensitive  378 

co/c?  383 

colour  428 

unprepared  674 

unskilled  699 

-  head  and  bloody 
bones  860 

-  levies  726 

-  material  635 
raw-boned  203 
ray  4-^0 

-  of  comfort  831 
rayah  745 
rayless  421 

raze  destroy  1&2 

-  to  the  ground 
Imver  308 

razor  253 
cut  blocks  with 
a  -  waste  c;i8 

misuse  679 

unskilful  699 
keen  as  a  -  821 
razzia 

destmiction  162 

attack  716 

plunder  791 
reabsorb  296 
reach  degree  26 

egwa/  27 

distance  198 

/e/eA  270 

arrive  at  292 

189 


REA 


REA 


REC 


REC 


river  348 
deceive  545 
grasp  737 
take  789 
within  -  near  19? 
possible  470 

-  the  ear 
healing  418 
information  527 

-  df  thought  498 

-  to  distance  19C 
^^/j^-^A  200 

reaction 

compensation  SO 

counteraction  179 

r^coi;  277 

restoration  GGO 
reactionary 

reversion  145 

terqiversation  GOT 
reactionist 

o^tponent  710 
read  interpret  522 

/ert?'«.  539 
well  -  490 

-  a  lecture  537 
readable  578 
reader  teacher  540 

jyrinter  591 
dergymau  996 

readership  542 

readily  705 

reuuiis: 
speciality  79 
knowledge  490 
intetpf'etation  522 
lea?-ning  539 

-  in  995 

reading-desk  1000 
readjust  ttg-r^fi  23 

equalize  27 
readmit  290 
ready 

expecting  507 

willing  (502 

t/.?^/«/^  644 

])repare  673 

wciftre  682 

6^i(/?//  698 

ca*7i  800 
get  -  673 
make  -  673 

-  to  burst  forth  825 

-  made  673 

-  memory  505 

-  money  800 

-  pen  568 

-  to  sink  824 
-wit  842 

reaffirm  5;i5 
reagent  463 
jeaX  existing  1 

-  number  &i 

true  494 

-  estate  780 
-property  780 

-  security  771 
realism  494 
reali/e 

8l)ecialily  79 


inteH-ect  450 
think  451 
discover  480a 
believe  484 
conceive  490 
imagine  515 
accomplish  729 
acquire  775 
*f//796 
really  ivonder  870 

(re^-y  31) 
realm  region  181 
])eople  372 
government  737 
property  780 
realty  780 
ream  593 
reanimate 
reproduce  163 
^(/e  359 
resuscitate  660 
reap  shorten  201 
agriculture  371 
^(U-e  789 

-  the  benefit  of 
he  better  for  iSfiS 

-  and  carry  775 

-  the  fruits 
succeed  731 
acquire  775 
reward  973 

-  where  one  has  not 
sown  923 

-  the  whirlwind 
product  154 
failure  732 

reappear 

repetition  104 

reproduce  163 

visible  446 

7'e6'tore  660 

{frequent  136) 
rear  sequel  65 

f/;^/  67 

iyt//(/  ?/;;  161 

^?w<:  212 

Z/rtC/i;  225 

c/ei;a^e  307 

i^acA  537 
in  the  -  281 

-  its  head 
manifest  525 

-  one's  head 
;?rirfe  878 

rear-admiral  745 
reason  c«w*"e  153 

intellect  450 

«rj7?/e  476 

wisdom  498 

woiit'^015 
by -of  615 
feast  of  -  588 
in  -  moderate  174 

777^^922 
listen  to -408 
stand  to  - 

certain  474 

/y?'00:/'478 

manifest  hH^ 
what's  the  -  ?  4C1 


without  rhyme  or  - 
615a 

-  in  a  circle  477 

-  why  cause  153 
motive  615 

reasonable 
moderate  174 
jp'obable  472 
judicious  498 
Srt/ie  502 
oAf-aj;  815 
right  922 

-  i)rospect  472 
reasoner  476 
reasoning  476 
reasonless  499 
reasons  476 
reassemble  72 
reassert  535 
reassure  hope  858 

courage  861 
reasty  fetid  401 

unclean  653 
reave  789 
rebate  moderate  174 

discount  813 
rebeck  417 
rebel 

disobedience  742 

{resistance  719) 
rebellow  412 
reboation  412 
rebound  recoil  277 

regression  283 

{counteraction  179) 
rebours,  a  - 

reversion  145 

regression  28^3 

difficult  704 
rebuff  7-^coi^  277 

r^ses^  719 

repulse  732 

refuse  764 

discourtesy  895 

censure  932j 
rebuild  660 
rebuke  932 
rebus  533 
rebut  anstoer  462 

counter  evidence  408 

confute  479 

rfe?/y  536 
rebutter 

ansiver  462 

^aif  pleadings  969 
recalcitrant  742 
recalcitrate 

r^coi/  277 

?-^*-i6'^  719 
recall 

recollect  505 

7wan<  607 

ca«c«/756 
-  to  life  660 
recant  c/f???/  536 

retract  607 

resign  756 
recapitulate 

enumercde  85 

repeat  104 


describe  594 
summarize  596 

recast 
revohdion  146 
scheme  626 

recede 
7«o?-e  6ac^  283 
move  from  287 

-  into  the  shade  874 
receipt  scheme  626 

2)rescription  662 
precejH  697 
security  771 
payment  807 

-  o/"  money  810 

-  in  full  807 
receive  include  76 

flc/wiii!  296 
Mif/484 
a&se//^  488 
acquire  775 
/flA-e  iM  785 
to^e  789 

-  money  810 
welcome  892,  894 

-  Christ  987 
received  known  490 

habitual  613 
{conformable  82) 

-  maxim  496 
receiver 

t'fcScseiJ  191 
^re«.<;i/rer8ni 

-  of  stolen  goods  7!  8 
receiving  785 
recension  85 
recent  /a^e/y  122 

'/iew  123 
receptacle  191 

{storehouse  C36) 
reception 

comprehension  54 

inclusion  76 

arrival  292 

ingestion  296 

interview  588 

receiving  785 

u-elcome  892,  894 
warm  -  892 
reception-room  191 
recess 

receptacle  191 

corner  244 

regression  283 

ambush  530 

vacation  687 

retirement  893 


interior  221 
secret  -  of  one's 

heart  820 
recession 

motion  from  287 
rechauffe  co/>?/  21 

repetition  104 

/oorf  298 

made  hot  ^^ 

restored  CCiO 
recherche  rroorf  648 

fashionable  852 

190 


REC 


REC 


RED 


RED 


recldlvation 

regression  283 

relapse  661 
recipe  remedy  668 

'precept  697 
recipient 

receptacle  191 

receiving  785 
reciprocal 

mutual  13 

-  quantity'^ 
reciprocate 

correlation  12 

interchange  148 

concord  714 

retaliate  718 
recision  38 
recitativo  415 
recite  enumerate  85 

«pea^  582 

narrate  594 
reck  459 
reckless 

careless  460 

?'a*^A  863 
reckon  coM?i<  85 

among  76 

-  upon 
believe  484 
earpece!  507 

-  with  807 

-  without,  one's  host 
vmkilful  699 

fail  732 

'rash  863 
reckoning 

numeration^ 

measure  466 

expectation  507 

payment  807 

«emwn^«811 

reward  973 
day  of  -  919 
reclaim  restore^ZO 

command  741 

rf«/e  924 

atonement  952 
reclaimed 

penitent  950 
recline /ie^a^  213 

depress  308 

repose  687 

-  on  215 
recluse  893 
recognition 

[*6:e  recognize] 
courtesy  894 
/Aanfe  916 
means  of  -  550 
recognizable 
visible  446 
intelligible  518 

-  by  550 
recognizance  771 
recognize  ^ve«  441 

attention  457 
discover  480a 
ffsseri^  488 
Ano2^490 


remember  505 
pennit  76 1 
(a^?v?i  535) 
recognized 
influential  175 
customary  613 
\conformahle  82) 

-  maxim  496 
recoil  reaction  179 

repercussion  277 
reluctance  603 
«Aw?i  623 
from  which 
reason  -s  471 

-  at  Aa^g  898 

-  from  dislike  867 
recollect  505 
recommence  66 
recommend 

advise  6. 5 
approve  9;31 
(induce  15) 

-  itself 
approbation  931 

recompense 

reward  973 

(;;ay  809) 
reconcile  crg^ree  23 

pacify  723 

content  831 

forgive  918 

-  oneself  to  826 
recondite 

obscure  519 
hidden  528 

reconnaissance  441 

reconnoitre  «6e  441 
inquire  461 

reconsideration  451 
on  -  658 

reconstitute  660 

reconstruct  660 

reconvert  660 

record  551 
court  of  -  966 

recorder  553 
^'Mrfg'e  967 

recount  594 

recoup  790 

recourse  677 

recovery 
improvement  658 
reinstatement  660 
getting  back  775 
restitution  790 

-  of  strength  689 
recreant 

coward  862 

6056  940 

A:Ha«e  941 

vicious  945 

6ar/  wia«.  949 
recreation  840 
recrement  653 
recriminate  932 
recrimination  938 
recrudescence  661 
recruit  strength  159 

learner  541 

provision  687 


Tiealth  654 

repair  658 

reinstate  660 

refresh  689 

ai<^  707 

auxiliary  711 

soldier  726 
beat  up  for  -s 

prepare  673 

a^c^  707 
rectangle  244 
rectangular 

perpendicular  212 

a??.<7;«  244 
rectifjr 

straighten  246 

improve  658 

re-establish  660 
rectilinear  246 
rectitude 

jirobity  939 

virtue  944 
rector  director  694 

clergyman  996 
rectorship  995 
rectory  lOOa 
rectus  in  cuna  946 
reculer  pour  mieux 

sauter 

prepare  673 

cunning  702 
recuJons,  a  -  28) 
recumbent 

Ao?'i2o»ia/213 

obliqu£  217 

recuperation  79J 

recuperative  660 

recur  7-epea^  104 

frequent  136 

penodic  138 

-  to  the  mind  505 

-  to  677 
recuro  C60 
recursion  292 
recurvity  245 
recusant 

dissenting  4S9 
denying  536 
disobedient  742 
refusing  764 
impenitent  951 
heterodox  984 
(unwilling  603) 
red  434 
turn  -feeling  821 

-  book  ^2A'^  86 

-  coat  726 

-  cross  662 

-  flag  668 
-hot  f7rea<  31 

violent  173 

/w<  382 

emotion  821 

excited  824 
-letter  ?narA;  550 

celebrate  883 
-letter  day 

importard  642 

r^-si  687 

amusement  840 


celebration  883 

-  light  668 

-  republican  742 

-  tape  613 

-  tapist  694 

-  and  yellow  439 
redan  717 
redargue  479 
redden  colour  434 

humble  879 

aHp-y'y  900 
reddition 

interpretation  52S 

restitution  790 
redeem 

compensate  30 

substitute  147 

reinMate  660 

deliver  672 

regain  775 

restore  790 

i>ay  807 

a^o/ie  952 

-  from  oblivion  503 

-  one's  pledge 
obsei-ve  Ti'i 
duty  926 

Redeemer  976 
redemption 
r^ee  redeem] 

liberation  750 

rfw/!y  926 

salvation  976 

( jyreservation  676) 
red-handed 

murder  361 

in  ^/ie  o<?<  680 

guilty  947 
redict  905 
redintegrate  660 
redintegratio  amorui 

607 
redivivus  660 
redness  434 
redolence 

orfowr  398 
fragrance  400 
redouble 

increase  35 

duplication  90 

7-e;?ea^  104 

-  one's  efforts  686 
redoubt  717 
redoubtable  860 
redound  to 

conduce  176 

-  one's  honour 
glory  873 
avprobation  9ol 
?ix)nour  939 

redress  restoi'e  3,9 

remedy  662 

reward  973 
red-tapist  694 
reduce  /^s^yi.  36 

-  i?i  number  102 

weaken  160 

contract  195 

shorten  201 

to^t't?-  308 

191 


PED 


REF 


REG 


REG 


miMne  731 
discount  813 

-  to  ashes  J:84 

-  to  demonstration 
478 

-  to  a  mean  29 
~  to  order  CO 

-  to  poverty  804 

-  to  powder  3.30 

-  the  speed  275 

-  in  strength  IfiO 

-  to  subjection  749 

-  to  convert  144 

-  to  writing  551 
leduced 

[*e€  reduce] 
iivjioveHsheu  804 

-  to  the  last  extrem- 
ity 665 

-  to  a  siceleton  659 

-  to  straits  704 
reductio  ad  a'osurduni 

reasojiing  470 

confutation  479 

reduction 

[see  reduce] 

aHthmetical  85 

conversion  144 

at  a  -  U5 

-  of  temperature  385 
ledundance 

diffuseness  573 

too  much  641 

{remainder  40) 
reduplication 

imitation  1-9 

doubling  00 
re-echo  imitate  19 

re]ieat  104 

resonance  408 
Tecchy  653 
reed  weak  ICO 

aii'ow  727 
trust  to  a  broken  - 
699 

-  instrument  417 
reef  slcu-fcen  275 

shocU  346 

darker  667 
double  -  topsails  664 
reek  gas  3^i4 

vajxyrize  336 

liqvid  337 

hot  382 

fester  653 
teeking  moist  339 

unclean  653 
reel  rocA;  314 

agitate  315 

da/vce  840 
off  the  -  584 

-  back  yield  725 
re-embody 

junction  43 
combination  48 

re-enter  215 

re-entering  angle  244 

re-establish  660 

re-estate  660 

tefashion  163 


refect 

strengthen  159 
refection  mml  298 

refreshment  689 

Uestoration  660) 
refectory  191 
refer  to  relate  9 

include  70 

attribute  155 

C2/e  467 

/rtA;e  advice  695 
referable  9,  155 
referee 

judgment  480 

jj/t/g-e  967 
reference 

[cs^e  refer] 
referendary  967 
referendum  r  ad- 

inqviry  461 
leave  - 

undetermined  605 
referrible 

relative  9 

attributable  155 
refine  c^eari  652 

-  upon  658 
refined 

fashionable  852 
refinement 

discrimination  465 

wisdom  498 

improvement  658 

elegance  845 

te5/e  850 
over-  477 
refit  660 
reflect  imitate  19 

i!/«?yA;  451 

-  dishonour  874 
-light  420 

-  upon  censure  932 
reflecting 

thoughtful  498 
reflection 
[.';f€  reflect] 

irfea  45^3 
reflector  mirr&r  445 
reflex  co;?y  21 

;'e?6-oi/277 

regressive  283 
reflexion  21,  277 

resonance  408 

(fif/Zii;  420 
refliicc^  recoil  277 

regres,  28L 
reflux  decrease  36 

recoi/  277 

r€(/?  '^'AS  283 

current  348 
refocillate 

strengthen  159 

refresh  689 
reform  convert  144 

imjyrove  658 
reformatory 

«<;/iOo/  542 
reformer  658 
refound  144 
refraction 


deviation  279 

/i<7/i^  420 

fallacy  cf  vision  443 
refractory 

obstinate  606 

difficult  704 

.nvtinovs  742 
refrain  «?02rf  623 

rfo  nothing  681 

temperate  953 

{unwilling  603) 

(r^;ec;;  610) 

-  from  laughter 
^37 

-  from  voting  6f  Oa 
refrain  lO^ 
refresh 

strengthen'ih^ 
cool  385 
r«j?i5  C58 
restore  Cf  0 
recruit  ( 8.^ 
relieve  F84 

-  the  memory  505 
refreshing 

bodily  pleasure  377 

mental  delight  829 
refreshment 

/ooa'  x93 

recruiting  689 

r/^/zg/?;!  8i7 
refrigeration 

anaesthetic  376 

making  cold  385 
refrigeratory  387 
reft  44 
refuge  666 
refugee 

emigrant  268 

fugitive  023 
refulgence  420 
refund  7>ay  807 

{restore  790) 
refurbish  673 
refusal  764 

pre-emption  795 
refuse  remains 'H) 

useless  645 

wo<  content  764 

-  assent  48'.) 

-  to  associate  with 
893 

-  to  believe  487 

-  to  hear  460 
ef ute  47!) 

refuted  495 
regain  775 

-  breath  089 
regal  737 
regale /ms<  298 

physical  pleasure 
377 

refresh  689 

pleasing  829 

amusement  840 
regaJia  747 
regality  787 
regard 

relation  9 

fi€W  441 


attention  457 

judae  480 

c?'erfii!  873 

fot'e  897 

respect  928 

approbation  93! 
have  -  to  457 
merit  -  642 
pay  -  to 

believe  484 

horuour  873 
-  as  484 
regardful 

attentive  457 

careful  459 
regardless 

inattentive  A5% 

insensible  823 
regards 

courtesy  894 

respect  928 
regatta 

contention  720 

amusement  840 
regency  755 
regenerate 

reproduce  163 

restore  6(;0 

;>?e/y  9S7 
regeneration 

divine  fwiction 
976 
baptismal  -  998 
legent 

governor  745 

deputy  759 
regicide  361 
regime 

circumstances  8 

conduct  (;92 

authority  737 
regimen  ^k/!  298 

remedy  662 
regiment 

assemblage  72 

army  726 
regimentals  225 
region  181 
register 

arrange  CO 

/is/;  86 

chronicle  114 

record  551 

recorder  553 
registrar  55:3 
registration  551 
registry  114 
regie  :  en  -  924 
remnant 

influence  175 

authority  737 
regni,  anno  -  106 
regorge  790 
regradc  283 
regrate  777 
regrater  797 
regi-ession  2R3 
regret  sorrow  833 

penitence  9.50 
regretted,  to  be  -  KC:- 

393 


KEG 


REL 


REL 


REM 


reguerdon  973 
regular 

umfoiTa  16 

complete  52 

order  58 

arrangement  60 

rule  80 

conformity  82 

jKriodic  138 

symmetric  242 

haJbitual  613 
by  -  intervals  58 

-  return  138 
regulars  726 
regulate 

adjust  23 

arrange  60 

f/irec^  693 
.egulated  by 

conformity  82 
sregulation 

jyrecept  697 

/<3;if?  963 

{command  741) 
.-egurgitate 

return  283 

/ow348 

restore  790 
.•ehabilitate 

reconsti'uct  660 

r*5tore  990 
rehearse 

repeat  104 

^ry  463 

describe  594 

drama  599 

prepare  673 
Reichsrath  696 
reign  influence  175 

government  737 

-  of  terror 
severity  739 
/ear  860 

reimburse 

restore  790 

^ay  807 
rein 

7??^arw  of  restraint 
752 

{moderate  174) 

{counteract  179) 

-  in  retard  275 
restrain  751 

reindeer  271 
re  infecta 

shortening  304 

inaction  681 
reinforce 

strengthen  159 

restore  660 

flirf  707 
reinforcement 

addition  37 

adjunct  39 

materials  635 

jwovision  637 

ai6?  707 
reinless  738 
reins  [«^  rein] 

direction  693 


give  the  -  to 
facilitate  705 
toa:;  738 
hold  the  -  693 
take  the  - 
authority  737 
give  -  to  the  ima- 
gination 515 
reinstall  660 
reinstate  660 
reinvest  790 
reinvigorate  689 
Reis  Effendi  694 
reiterate  104 
reject 
exclude  55 
ejec«  297 
re/M^e  764 
rejected 

hateful  893 
rejection  610 
rejoice  ecc«/<  838 
amuse  840 

-  the  heart 
g-m^i/y  829 
oA^er  836 

-in  827 

-  in  the  name  of  564 
rejoicing  838 
rejoin  assemble  72 

arrive  292 
rejoinder 

answer  462 

^au'  pleadings  969 
rejuvenescence  660 
rekindle 

ignite  384 

fixci^e  824 

(inci?6  615) 
relapse 

turn  back  145 

/a//f  back  661 
relate  narrate  594 

-  to  re/er  9 
related  kin  11 
relation  9 

A;ift  11 

narrative  594 
relator 

accuser  938 
relax  ^oo^e  47 

weaken  160 

moderate  174 

slackqi  speed  275 

softenS24 

inactive  683 

repose  687 

misimle  738 

liberate  750 

re/e«/914 

-  ones  efforts  681 

-  the  mind  452 
relaxation 

[see  relax] 
amusement  840 
dereliction  927 
relaxed  MewA;  160 
relay  matenals  635 

provision  637 
release  d^a^A  360 


liberate  750 

exempt  760 

/ro?rt  engagement 
768« 

security  771 

restore  790 

repa?/  807 

forgive  918 

exempt  927a 

discharge  970 
deed  of  -  723 
relegate  banish  55 

transfer  270 

remove  297 
relent  moderate  174 

«o/i;e?i  324 

mi!?/  914 
relentless 

resolute  604 

»ei7e7'e  739 

wrathful  900 

malevolent  907 

revenge  919 

impenitent  951 
relessee 

possessor  779 

receiver  785 
relevancy 

pertinence  9 

congruity  23 
releve  298 
reliable 

certain  474 
reliance 

confidence  484 

Ao7?e  858 
relic  remainder  40\ 

reminiscence  505 

tofe»  551 
relics  corpse  362 

sacred  998 
relict  905 
relief 

prominence  250 

ric?707 

comfort  834 
bas  -  convex  250 

sculpture  557 
in  strong  - 

risiWe  446 

manifest  525 
relieve  improve  658 

aec;707 

cmnfort  834 
relievo  convex  250 

sculpture  557 
religieuse  996 
religion 

theology  983 

;)J€<y  987 
unf!er  the  mask  of  - 

988 
religionist  988 
religious 

honourable  939 

theological  983 

JP20M5  987 

over-  955 

-  education  537 

-  persuasion  983 


-  sects  984 
religiously  exact  494 
relinquish:  -hope 85? 

-  life  8«  I 

-  property  782 
-a  purpose  621 

7¥ca??i!607 
relinquishment  624, 

78^ 
reliquary  doa;  191 

*«r/-^(/f  998 
reliquiae  362 
relish  jdeasure  %Ti 

condiment  393 

savoury  394 

rfe/i«7A?"  827 

desire  865 
relucent  ^ig'/i^  420 

transparent  425 
reluct  720 
reluctance 

dissuasion  616 

unwilling  603 

dislike  867 
re'iuctation  719 
relume  e^ni^e  384 

/if/z^C  420 
rely  believe  484 

^o;;e  858 

{expect  507) 
rem  acu  tetigisti  23 
remain  fie  /e/'^  40 

endure  106 

fong'  ^ZTne  110 

continue  141 

be  present  186 

«tonrf  265 

-  firm  150 

-  on  one's  hands  641 

-  in  one's  mind  505 

-  neuter  605 

-  in  possession  of 
the  field  731 

remainder  40 

e^^a^e  780 
in-^o.«<enor  117 
remainder-man  779 
remains 

remainder  40 

corpse  862 

vestige  551 
organic  -  357 
remand  (Ze/'er  133 

o/'cfer  741 
remanet  40 
remark  observe  457 

affirmation  535 
worthy  of  -  642 
remarkable 

great  31 

exceptional  S3 

important  ti42 
remediable,  remedial 

restore  66!! 

remedy  662 
remediless  869 
remedy  restore  660 

cwre  662 
remembrance  505 
894 


193 


REM 


REN 


REP 


REP 


rememoration  505 
remigration 

regression  283 

arrival  292 

egress  295 
remind  r05 

that  -8  me  134 
reminiscence  505 
rem'-e  927a 
remiss 

neglectful  460 

reluctant  603 

idle  683 

lax  738 
remipsion 

cessation  142 

moderation  174 

laxity  738 

forgiveness  918 

exemption  927a 
remit 

[*ee  remission] 

-  one's  efforts  681 
remittance 

Vdyment  807 
remittent 

•periodic  138 
remitter  790 
remnant  40 
remodel 

convert  144 

revolutionize  146 

improve  658 
remonstrance 

dissuasion  616 

censure  932 
remora  cohere  46 

hindrance  706 
remorse  950 
remorseless  919 
remote 

^io/  related  10 

distant  196 

-  age  122 

-  cause  153 

-  future  121 
remotest  idea,  not 

have  -  491 
remotion  270 
remove  subduct  38 

?e;7W  71 

disjilace  185 

transfer  "i^Q 

recede  2.-,7 

</e;>ar^  293 

rfi«n«r  298 

extract  301 

«cAoo/  541 

-  the  mask  529 
removedness 

distance  196 
remugient  412 
remunerate 

reward  973 
remunerative 

M.9eA/^  644 

9'a^?^  775 
renaissance  060 
renascent  163 
rencounter 


contact  199 
meeting  292 
Jight  720 
rend  44 

-  the  air  loud  404 
cz-y  411 
lament  839 

-  the  heart-strings 
830 

render  convert  144 
interpret  522 
^et'e  784 
restore  790 

-  an  account 
in/orw  527 
describe  594 

-  a  service  644 
rendezvous 

assemble  72 

focus  14. 
rendition 

interpretation  522 

restore  790 
renegade 

convert  144 

turncoat  607 

apostate  941 
renevp  i(w^(?e  90 

7'ejoeai;  104 

reprodvce  163 

recollect  505 

restore  OCO 

-  one's  strength  689 
reniform  245 
renitence  • 

counteraction  179 

hardness  323 

elasticity  325 

unwilli?igness  603 

resistance  719 
renitency 

/■ig-A^  420 
renounce 

?wan^  607 

relinqvish  624 

resign  757 

-property  782 

repudiate  927 

((/ewy  536) 
renovare  dolorem, 
infandum  -  8;33 
renovate 

reproduce  163 

restore  060 
renovated  «g?^  123 
renown  873 
renownless  874 
rent  <ear  44 

^5*z/re  198 

/iirg  788 

purchase  795 
rental  810 
renter  779 
rent-free  815 
rent-roll 

property  780 

receipts  810 
rents  houses  189 
renunciation 
[666  renounce] 


exemption  927a 
reorganize 

convert  144 

improve  658 

restore  660 
repair  me?i<^  658 

maA;e  <700(/  660 

re/r&s/i  689 
out  of  -  659 

-  to  266 
reparation 

[see  repair] 

restitution'  790 

atonement  952 

reward  973 
repartee 

answer  462 

mi!  842 
reparteeist  844 
repartition  786 
repass,  pass  and  - 

314 
repast  298 
repay  jpay  807 

reward  973 
repeal  756 
repeat  imitate  19 

dujMcation  90 

iterate  104 

reproduce  163 

a^'rm  535 

-  by  rote  505 
repeated 

frequent  136 

iteration  104 
repeater  ^a^cA  114 

fire-arm  727 
repel  repulse  289 

c^efJer  636 

(?e/e?icf  717 

rmsi!  719 

r^wse  764 

g'ewe  pam  830 

disincline  867 

banish  893 

«a;di;e  Aa^Jg  898 
repent  950 
repercussion 

recoi/J  277 

{counteraction  17^) 
repertoire  599 
repertory  636 
repetend 

arithmetical  &i 

iteration  104 
repetition 

imitation  19 

iteration  104 

(coj??/  21) 

{twice  90) 
repine  7;am  828 

discontent  832 

y^g-rei!  833 

«arf  837 

(r^;?<^w<:  960) 
replace 

substitute  147 

^ocaie  184 

restore  660 
replenish 


complete  52 

/?;;  637 
repletion 

JZ^/ing'  639 

redundance  641 

satiety  869 
replevin 

recoveuj  775 

borrow  788 

restore  790 
replication 

answer  462 

law  pleadings  969 
reply  a/i^zter  462 

vindicate  937 
repondre  en 

Normand  544 
report  ?wise  406 

judgment  480 

inform  527 

publish  531 

rumour  532 

record  651 

statement  594 
good  -  873 
through  evil  report 
and  good  -  COla 

-  progresa  527 
reporter 

inform  ani  527 

messengc"  534 

journalist  593 
reports  /az^?  969 
repose 

quiescence  205 

leisure  685 

re*')!  687 

-  confidence  ip  484 

-  on  support  ,l  b 
evidence  467 

-  on  one's  laurels  l^^ 
reposit  184 
repository  636 
repostum,  manet 

alta  mente  -  yiP 
repousse  250 
reprehend  932 
reprehensible 

vicious  945 

gT^e%  947 
represent  similar  17 

imitate  19 

exhibit  525 

intimate  527 

denote  550 

delineate  554 

commission  755 

deputy  759 

{describe  594) 

-  to  oneself  515 
representation  [s^«? 

represent] 
copy  21 
poi'trait  554 
dram.a  599 
representative 
commissioner  758 
depvty  759 

-  01  the  people  696 

-  of  the  press 

194 


REP 


RES 


RES 


RES 


messenger  534 
tenter  593 
repress 
restrain  751 
{moderate  174) 
{counteract  179) 

-  one  "8  feelings  826 

-  a  smile  83r 
reprieve 

deliverance  672 

pardon  918 

re'^ite  970 
reprimand  932 
reprint  ropjr  21 

reproduce  163 
reprisal 

retaliation  718 

resumption  789 
reproach 

disgrace  874 

Wame  932 

accusation  938 
reprobate 

disapproved  932 

t;icioi/«945 

6a<?  man  949 

sinner  988 
reprobation 

censure  932 

.<«/i988 
reproduce 

imitate  19 

repeat  104 

renovate  163 
reproduction  [see 
reproduce]  163 

copy  21 
reproductive  133 
reproof  932 
reprover  936 
reptile 

animal  366 

^grwi^e  886 

knave  941 

miscreant  949 
republic  ^^eopfe  372 

govej-nment  737 

-  of  letters  SCO 
republican 

government  737 

commonalty  876 
republicanism  737 
repudiate 

exclude  55 

rfewy  489 

reject  610 

abrogate  756 

violate  773 

no<  pay  808 

c?7acf^  927 
repugn  719 
repugnance 

incongruity  24 

disZiAe  867 

^afe898 

{unwillingness  603) 
repulse  recoil  277 

repeZ  289 

rmsi  719 

faUure732 


refusal  764 
repulsion  289 
repulsive 
[see  repulse] 

unsavoury  395 

painful  830 

«a/y846 

disliked  867 

discourteous  895 

Aa^e/wZ  85)8 
repurchase  795 
reputable 

honoured  873 

honourable  939 
reputation  873 
repute  873 
request  765 
in -630 

-  permission  760 
requiem 

tomen?-  839 

{funeral  363) 

{music  415) 
requies,  nee  mora 

nee -682 
requiescat  in  pace 

723 
require  need  630 

insufficient  640 

ea;aci  741 

compel  744 

priciJ  812 

c??/e  924 

d?/«y  926 

-  explanation  519 
requirement  030 
requisite  630 
requisition 

exaction  741 

request  766 
put  in  -  use  677 

order  741 
requital 

gratitude  916 

punishment  972 

reward  973 
res  ipsa  loquitur  525 
rescind  cw<  ojf  44 

abrogate  7o6 

re/"Mt«e  764 
rescission  44,  756 
rescript  answer  462 

transcript  590 

feit^er  592 

or<Zer  741 
rescriptive 

prohibition  761 
rescue  pj^eserve  670 

o?e/ii7e?-  672 

aicZ  707 
research  461 
reseat  660 
resection  44 
resemblance  17 
resent  900 
resentful  901 
resentment  900 
reservation 
J  concealment  528 
mental  -  528 


equivocation  520 

untruth  546 
with  a  -  38 
reservatory 

receptacle  191 

st07-e  636 
reserve 

concealment  528 

silence  585 

s^ore  636 

fZi*i<se  678 

retain  781 

shyness  881 
in  -  destined  152 

prepared  673 

-  forces  726 

-  oneself  881 
reservoir  636 
resiance  189 
resiant  186 
reside  186 
residence 

abode  189 
resident 

consignee  758 

present  186 

inhabitant  188 
residentiary  186, 188 

c/^rgry  996 
residue  40 
residuum 

remainder  40 

cfreg's  653 

commonalty  876 
resign 

gfijje  up  757 

relinquish  782 

-  one' s  being  360 

-  one's  breath  360 

-  oneself 
submit  725 
not  mind  826 

resignation  [see 
resign] 

submission  725 

obedience  743 

abdi'.Mion'ihl 

renunciation  782 

endurance  826 

humility  879 
resilience 

regression  283 

elasticity  325 
resin  556a 
resipiscence  950 
resist  oppose  179 

withstand  719 

disobey  742 

refuse  764 
resistance  719 
resistance,  piece  de  - 

298 
resisting 

tenacious  327 


strong  159 
necessity  601 
resolute 
determined  604 
6ra«e  861 


resolution 
decomposition  49 
conversion  144 
mi/SM;  413 
topic  454 

investigation  461 
mental  energy  601 
intention  620 
scheme  626 
courage  8;il 

resolvable  into 
egwa/  27 
convertible  144 

resolve  liquefy  835 
investigate  461 
discover  480a 
interpret  522 
determine  6i)4 
predetermine  611 
tnfend  620 

-  into  elements  49 

-  into  convei-t  144 
resonance 

«OMnd  402 

ringing  408 
resorb  296 
resort  assemble  72 

/OCMS  74 

dwelling  189 

co«oer<7e2Ji> 
last  -  601 

-  to  6e  present  186 
<rai"e/  266 
employ  677 

resound  towc^  404 
n»g;  408 

-  praises  931 
resources 

means  632 

property  780 

wea/^A  803 
respect  relation  } 

observe  772 

/ame  873 

salutation  894 

deference  928 
in  no  -536 
with  -  to  9 
respectability 

mediocrity  736 

repute  873 

pwbity  939 
respectable 

unimportant  643 
respectful  928 

-  distance 
awic?  623 
cautious  864 

respective 

special  79 

appo7'tioned  786 
respectless  458 
respects 

courtesy  894 

deference  928 
resperse  73 
respicere  fin  em  510 
respure  breathe  ^Q 

live  359 

r^rfl»A  689 

195 


RES 


RET 


RET 


REV 


fespite 

intermission  106 

defer  133 

pause  142 

deliver  672 

repose  687 

repi'ieve  970 

{escape  671) 
resplendent 

luriiinovs  420 

splendid  845 
respond  accord  23 

answer  462 

/ee/  821 
respondent  462 

accused  938 
response 

answer  462,  587 

concord  714 

feeling  821 


worship  990 
responsible  9;i'6 
rest  remainder  40 

paw^e  141 

cessation,  142 

support  215 

quiescence  265 

flfea^A  360 

music  413 

inaction  681 

re^wse  687 
at  -  repose  687 

content  831 
set  at  - 

answer  462 

ascertain  474 

complete  729 

con^pact  769 
set  one's  mind  at 

ca^r/i  85i6 
set  the  question  at  ■ 

;?roz;g  478 

adjudge  480 


ie^ie/  484 
Aope858 

-  on  support  215 

-  on  one's  oars  142, 
687 

-  satisfied  831 

-  and  be  thankful 
inaction  G81 
repose  687 

~upon 
evidence  467 
confide  454 

-  with  rf?iiy  926 
restaurant 

Ao/;e/  189 
'  {eating  298) 
restaurateur 

2rrovia'er  687 
restful  265 
restifl  [see  restive] 
Testintr  place 

supfport  215 

e-^ie^  265 

arrival  292 
restitution  790 


restoration  660 
restive  averse  603 

obstinate  606 

disobedient  742 

re/Msa^  764 

j»er^;erse^901a 
restless 

changeable  149 

moving  264 

agitated  315 

active  682 

excited  825 

fearful  860 
restoration  660 
i-estorative 

salubrious  656 

remedial  662 

relieving  834 
restore  reinstate  660 

re/resA  689 

return  790 
-equilibrium  27 

-  harmony  723 

-  to  health  654 
restrain 

dissuade  616 

cwri  751 

{moderate  174) 
res  trainable 

obedient  743 
restrained  751 
restraint  751 
self-  stoicism  «26 

temperance  95o 
restrict  hinder  706 

restrain  751 

prohibit  761 

{circumscribe  229) 
restringency  751 
result  reinainder  40 

ejfec^  154 

conclusion  480 

completion  729 
resultant 

combination  48 

ejfeci!  154 
resume  fteg-m  66 

repeat  104 

change  140 


tofe  789 
r6sume  596 
resupination  213 
resurrection 

reproduction  163 

heaven  981 
resuscitate 

reproduce  163 

reinstate  660 
retail  distribute  73 

inform  527 

ftar^er  794 

se//796 
retailer  797 
retain  s^anc?  150 

A;ee/>  781 

-  the  memory  of  505 

-  one's  reason  502 
retainer  746 
retake  789 


retaliation  rc^or^  718 

revenge  919 
retard  to^er  133 

slower  275 

hinder  706 
retch  297 
retection  529 
retention  781 
retentive 

keeping  781 
-  memory  505 
reticence 

concealment  528 
reticle  219 
reticulation 

crossing  219 

convolution  248 
reticule  191 
retif  orm  219 
retina  441 
retinue /o^fo^^;ers  65 


serva7its  746 
retire  wi(9?;e  ftacX;  283 
recede  287 
resiyw  757 
tnodest  881 
seclusion  893 

-  into  the  shade 
inferior  34 
decrease  36 

-  from  sight 
disappear  449 
^et?e  528 

retiring 

concave  252 

-  cofowr  438 
retold  104 
retort 

receptacle  191 

vaporizer  3;?6 

^wi/er  386 

answer  4G2 

confutation  479 

retaliati07i  718 

wi<  842 
retouch  restoi^e  GGO 

{improve  658) 
retrace  505 

-  one's  steps  007 
retract  recant  607 

ann^</  756 

abjure  757 

violate  7"Z 

{demj  536) 
retreat  a^»0(/e  189 

regression  283 

recerfe  287 

ambush  530 

re/wg'e  666 

escape  671 

<7iz5e  ?^;ay  725 
beat  a  -  623 
retreating 

concave  252 
retrench  subduct  38 

shorten  201 

fose  789 

economize  817 
retribution 


retaliation  718 

payment  807 

punishment  972 

reward  973 
retrieve  restore  660 

acquire  775 
retriever  rfo^  366 
retroactive 

pasi!  122 
retroaction 

counteraction  172 

recoeiJ  277 

regression  283 
retrocession 

regression  283 

recession  287 
retrograde 

moving  back  283 

deteriorated  659 

relapsing  661 
retrogression 

regression  283 

deterioration  65C 

relapse  661 
retrospection 

jtjas^;  122 

thought  451 

memory  505 
retroversion  218 
retrude  289 
return  ^w^  86 

repeat  104 
2)eHodic  138 

reverse  145 

recoil  277 


arrival  292 
answer  462 
report  551 
relapse  661 
appoint  755 
;?ro^^  775 
restore  790 
proceeds  810 
reward  973 
in- 
compiensation  30 

-  the  compliment 
interchange  148 
retaliate  718 

-  to  the  original 
state  660 

-  thanks 
gratitude  916 
wm'shij)  990 

reunion  juncti07i  43 
reunion 
assemblage  72 
concord  714 
point  de  -  74 
social  -  892 
revanche,  en  -  718 
reveal  529 

-  itself  446 
reveiller  le  chat  qui 

dort,  ne  pas  - 
warning  668 
caution  864 
revel  am?<se  840 
dissipation  954 

196 


REV 


REt 


RIC 


RIF 


«-  in  en^oy  377 
revelation 

disclosure  529 

theological  985 
Revelations  985 
reveller  840 

drunkard  959 
revelling 

disorder  59 

r^oicing  838 
revendicate 

claim  741 

acquisition  775 

rfwe924 

revenge  919 

breathe  - 

avger  900 
revenons  ^  nos 

moutons 


restoration  660 
revenue  810 
reverberate 

recoil  277 

«ownc?  408 
reverberatory  386 
revere  love  897 

respect  928 

J9w<y  987 
reverence  ^i<fe  877 

respect  928 

2)zeiy  987 

clergy  996 
reverenced  500 
reverend  title  877 

c/erfii-y  996 
reverent  j9iow5  987 

woi'ship  990 
reverential 


reverie 

<rai;i  of  thought  451 

inattention  458 

imagination  515 
reversal 

inversion  218 

revolution  607 
reversible 

irresolute  605 
reverse  contrary  14 

inversion  218 

-Q/'am€rfa/235 

anteposition  237 

adversity  735 

abrogate  756 

carrfs  840 
-  of  the  shield  468 
reverseless  150 
reversion 
[se€  reverse] 

pmtericn^ity  117 

return  145 

possession  777 

property  780 

succession  783 

remitter  790 
reversioner  779 
revert  repeal  104 

return  145 

<wm  ftoc*  283 


rews<  790 
-to  457 
revest  790 
reviction  660 
review  consider  457 

inquiry  461 

jMcf^'g  480 

reco^^  505 

dissertation  595 

compendium  596 

rei'ise  658 

pamcfe  882 
reviewer  480 
revile  aftz/se  932 

blaspheme  988 
reviler  936 
revise  <»py  21 

consider  457 

printing  591 

jpton  626 

improve  658 
revision,  under  -  673 
revising  barrister  967 
revisit  186 
revival 

reproduction  163 

restoration  660 

worship  990 
revivalist  996 
revive 

reproduce  163 

resuscitate  660 

€a;dfe  824 
revivify 

reproduce  163 

;i/e  359 

resuscitate  660 
revocable  605 
revoir,  au  -  293 
revoke  recant  607 

cancel  756 

(c?€ny  536) 

(refuse  764) 
revolt  rm«^  719 

disobey  742 

sAocA;  830 

disapproval  932 

-  against  ^a^e  898 

-  at  the  idea 
dissent  489 

revolting 

painful  830 
revolution 

periodicity  138 

change  146 

rotation  312 
revolutionize  146 
revolvs 

[see  revolution] 

-  in  the  mind  451 
revolver 

weapon  727 
revulsion 

reversion  145 

revolution  146 

inversion  218 

recoil  277 
reward  973 
reword  104 
Reynard 


animal  366 

cunning  702 
rez  de  chaussee 

rooTn  191 

/ow;  207 
Rhabdology  85 
Rhabdomancy  511 
Rhadamanthus 

jwc^oe  967 

M^982 
rhapsodical 

irregular  139 
rhapsodist 

fanatic  504 
rhapsody 

discontinuity  70 

nonsense  497 

fancy  515 
rhetoric  speech  582 
flowers  of  -  577 
rheum 

excretion  299 

fluidity  333 

wa^er  337 
rhino  800 
rhinoceros  hide 


We  376 

morally  insensible 
823 
rhomb  244 
rhumb  278 
rhyme 

similarity  17 

t'erse  597 
without  -  or  reason 

absurd  497 

caprice  608 

motiveless  615a 
rhymeless 

jorose  598 
rhymester  597 
rhythm 

periodicity  138 

melody  413 

rerse  597 
rhythmical 

-  siy^e  578 
rib  support  215 

ric^gre  250 

w/e903 
ribald  vulgar  851 

disreputable  874 

impure  961 
riband 

[see  ribbon] 
ribbed 

furrowed  259 
ribbon  <ie  45 
filament  205 

decoration  877 
ribroast  972 
rich  savoury  394 

colour  42ti 

language  577 

abundant  639 

wealthy  803 

beautiful  845 

ornament  847 
-man  803 


riches  803 

richesses,  embarras 
de- 

redundance  641 

?f;ca;<A  803 
richly  7n?«;A  31 

-  deserve  924 
rick 

accumulation  72 

store  636 
rickety  2^;eaA;  160 

«S'/y  846 

imperfect  651 
ricochet  277 
ricordo,  non  mi  -- 

506 
rid  deliver  672 
get  -  of  ^'eei  297 

liberation  750 

^oose  776 

relinquish  782 
riddance  672,  776,  T88 
riddle  arrange  60 

siet;e  260 

secret  533 

c^ean  653 

{question  461) 
ride  ^e^  oAot'e  2W6 

mot'e  266 

-  at  anchor  265 

-  full  tilt  at 
pursue  622 
a«acA;716 

-  hard  274 

-  one's  hobby  622 

-  rough  shod 
violence  173 
severity  739 
insolence  885 
illegality  964 

-  out  the  storm  664 

-  and  tie 
j)eriodidty  138 
journey  266 

-  the  whirlwind  604 
rideau,  lever  de  -  599 
ridentem  dicere 

verum 

cheerful  836 

wit  842 
rider  appendix  39 

equestrian  268 
rideret  Heraclitus 

853 
ridge  narrow  203 

Aei^7<«  206 

pj'ominence  250 
ridicule  856 

disi^espect  929 
ridiculous 

absurd  497 

foolish  499 

trifling  643 

grotesque  853 
ridiculousness  853 
riding  district  181 

journey  266 
ridotto  g-a^a  840 

roz/<  892 
rifacimento 

1»7 


RTF 


RIN 


RIS 


KOA 


repetition  104 

resuscitation  660 
rife  (jeneral  78 

influence  175 
riff-raff  dirt  653 

commonalty  876 

rifle  musket  727 

■plunder  791 
rifled  cannon  727 
rifleman  726 
rifler  792 
rifles  726 

rifle- shooting  840 
rift  separation  44 

fissure  198 
rig  c?rec«f5  2'-.5 

prepare  673 

/ro/ic  840 

strumpet  962 
-  the  market  794 
run  the  -  upon  929 
rigadoon  840 
rigging  ropes  45 

gear  225 

instrument  633 
riggish  161 
right  dextral  238 

straight  246 

^rz^e  494 

property  780 

^■?/5«:  922 


Auly 

honour  939 

virtuous  944 
bill  of  -  969 
by -924 
have  a  -  to  924 
set  -  inform  527 

disclose  529 
that's  -  931 

-  about 

-  ahead  234 

-  angle  212 

-  ascension  4C6 
-away  143 

step  in  the  -  direc- 
tion 644 

-  hand  [see  below] 

-  itself  660 

-  and  left 
space  180 
ch'cumjacence  227 
lateral  23(i 

-lme246 

-  man  in  the  right 
place  2i 

in  one's  -  mind 

wise  498 

sane  502 

hit  the  -  nail  on  the 
head 

discover  480a 

skill  698 

-  owner  779 

keep  the  -  path  944 
in  tne  -  place  6^6 

-  tiling  to  do  920 


-  as  a  trevet  660 

-  word  in  the  right 
place  r;78 

right  about:  to  the  - 

'.83 
go  to  the  - 
circuit  311 
tergiversation  607 
send  to  the  - 
eject  297 
r^ect  610 
refuse  764 
turn  to  the - 
inversion  218 
deviation  279 
right  hand 
power  157 
dextrality  238 
help  711 

not  let  the  -  know 
what  the  left  is 
doing  528 

-  of  friendship  888 
righteous  virtuous  944 

the  -  987 

-  overmuch  988 
Righteousness: 

Lord  our  -  976 
Sun  of  -  976 
rightful  922 

-  owner  779 
rightly  served,  be  - 

972 
right-mindea 

jyrobity  139 

virtue  944 
rights  :  put  to  - 

restore  660 
set  to  - 

arrange  60 
stand  on  one's  -  748 
rigid  regular  82 

hard  328 

exact  494 

severe  739 

{stubboi^i  606) 
rigmarole 

unmeaning  517 

{absurd  497) 
rigor  383 

-  mortis  360 
rigorous  €a'acM94 

severe  739 

revengeful  ^A^ 
rigour  494,  739 

Jcompulsion  744) 
Rigsdag  696 
rile  annoy  830 

hate  898 

anger  900 
rilievo  convex  250 

sculpture  557 
rill  348 
rim  231 
rime  chink  198 

frost  2m 
rimer  262 
riniple  228 
rind22;i 
Tins  pendency  2H 


circle  247 
loud  404 
resonance  408 
clique  712 
arena  728 
rub  the  -  992 

-  the  changes 
repeat  104 
change  140 
changeable  149 

-  in  the  ear  408 
in  a  -  fence 

circumscription 
229 
inclosure  232 

-  with  the  praises 
of  931 

-  the  tocsin  669 
ringleader 

director  694 

mutineer  742 
ringlet  circling  247 

/« air  256 
rink  840 
rinse  653 
rinsings  653 
riot  confusion,  59 

derangement  61 

violence  173 

discord  713 

resist  719 

mutiny  743 
run  -  activity  683 

excitement  825 

intemperance  954 

-  in  pleasure  742 
rioter  742 
riotous  173 

rip  bad  man  949 
libertine  962 

-  open  260 

-  up  tear  44 
recall  the  past  ^h 
excite  824 

riparian  342 
ripe  673 

-  age  old  128 
grown  up  131 

Tv^en  perfect  G^ 
improve  658 
prepare  673 
complete  729 

-  into  144 
riposte  462 
ripple  ruffle  256 

shake  315 

water  348 

murmur  405 
rire,  pour -853 
rise  grow  35 

6ef7i;i  66 

slope  217 

progress  283 

ascend  305 

^<ir  683 

rew^i  742 

-  again  660 

-  in  arms  733 

-  from  154 

-  in  price  814 


-  up  elevation  307 

-  in  the  world  734 
risible 

laughable  838 
ridiculous  853 
{wit  843) 
rising  {set  rise] 

-  of  the  curtain 
begifining  66 
appearance  448 

-  generation 
youth  137 

•     167 


slope  217 
worship  the  -  son 

886 
risk  chance  621 

danger  665 

at  any  -  604 

risum  teneatis 

amici  ?  853 
rite  law  963 

religious  998 
funeral  -  363 
ritornello  104 
ritual 

ostentation  882 

rite  998 
ritualism 

religious  sect  984 
rival  emulate  648 

opj90c«e  708 

opponent  710 

compete  720 

cornbatant  72fi 

outshine  873 
rivalry  g?it>y  931 
rive  44 
rivel  358 
river  348 
rivet  fasten  43 

fastening  45 

-  the  attention 
a^^mcf  457 
ea;ci^6  824 

-  the  eyes  upon  441 
-in  the  memory 

505 

-  the  yoke  739 
riveted^rw  150 
rivulet  348 
rixation  713 
road  st?'eet  189 

direction  278 

wav  637 
on  tne  - 

transference  270 

progression.  283 

approach  286 
on  the  high  -  to 
278 

-  to  ruin 
destruction  163 
danger  665 
adversity  735 

road-book  266 
roads /aA;e  343 
roadstead 


m 


ROA 


ROM 


ROP 


ROT 


abode  189 

refvge  666 
roadster  271 
roadway  627 
roam  266 
roan  hoi'se  271 

colour  432 
ioar  violence  173 

so^xnd  404 

Mlmv  411,  412 

lavgh  838 

weep  839 
roaring  great  31 

-  trade  731,  734 
roast  heat  384 

ridicule  856 
rib-  972 
rule  the  -  737 

-  and  boiled  290 

-  an  ox  883 
rob  pulp  354 

plunder  791 

-  Peter  to  pay 
Paul  30 

robber  792 
robbery  791 
robe  dress  225 

canonicals  999 
robes,  -  of  state  747 
Robin  Goodfellow 

980 
robust  strong  159 

healthy  654 
roc  83 
rock^rm  150 

oscillate  314 

hard  323 

land  342 

danger  667 
build  on  a- 150 
split  upon  a  -  73* 

-  ahead  665 

-  oil  356 
rocket  rajnd  274 

rise  305 
light '^Si 
signal  550 
arms  7-7 

go  up  like  a  -  and 
come  down  like 
a  stick  732 
rocking-chair  215 
rococo  124 
rod  tupport  215 
meastire  466 
scourge  975 
divining  993 
Kiss  the  -  725 
sounding  -  208 

-  of  empire  747 

-  in  pickle 
prepared  673 
accusation  938 
punishment  972 
scourge  975 

rodomontade 
unmeaning  517 
fto(Wi!884 
{absurdity  497) 

roe  deer  366 


female  ^i 
rogation 

request  765 

worship  990 
rogue  c/ieai  548 

A:«az;e  941 

scamp  949 
-'s  march  297 
roguery  940 
roguish 

playful  840 
Roi  le  veut,  le  -  741 
roister  885 
roisterer  887 
loie  drama  599 

huAness^'^ 

plan  626 

conduct  692 
roll  list  86 

fillet  205 

convolution  248 

rotundity  249 

w«A:e  smooth  255 

wore  264 

j-o/a/e  312 

»'OcA;  314 

./to2^?348 

wwnd  407 

jecwrf  551 
strike  off  the  - 

abrogate  756 

punish  972 

{degrade  874) 

-  along  312. 

-  in  the  dust  731 

-  on  the  ground  839 

-  in  plenty  639 
redundance  641 

-on  109 

-  into  one  43 

-  in  riches  803 

-  up  312 

-  up  in  225 
-in  wealth  803 

roll-call  85 
roller  ^//ei  45 

round  249 

clothing  255 

rotate  312 
rollers  ii//02^«  348 
rollick  836 
rollicker  &38 
rollicking 

froliesome  836 

blusteinng  885 
rolling: -pin  249 

-  stock  272 

-  stone  312 
Rolls:    Master  of 

the- 

recorder  553 

judge  967 
-Court  966 
Roman  Catholic  984 
romance 

absurdity  A^ 

imagination  515 

%tnt.ruth  546 

fable  594 
Romanism  984 


romantic 
imaginative  515 
sensitive  822 
romanticism  515 
Romanus  sum, 

civis  -  924 
Romany  563 
Rome:  Church  of - 

984 
do  at- as  the 

Romans  do  82 
romp  violent  173 

gam^840 
rondeau  music  415 

poem  597 
rood  200 
root  house  189 
cover  223 
{height  206) 
{stimmit  210) 
roofless  226 
rook  steal  791 

thief  792 
rookery  nests  189 

dirt  653 
room  occasion  134 
space  180 
chamber  191 
plea  617 
assembly  -  840 
in  the  -  of  147 
make -/or 
opening  260 
respect  928 
roomy  180 
roost  189 
rooster  366 
root  algebraic  -  84 
cause  153 
place  184 
abide  186 
fca^e  211 
etymx)n  562 
lie  at  the  -  of  642, 
pluck  up  by  the  -s 

301 
strike  at  the  -  of  716 
take  - 
influence  175 
locate  184 
habit  613 

-  and  branch  52 
cut  up  -  and  branch 

162 

-  out  eject  297 
extract  301 
discover  480a 

rooted  old  124 
/?ml50 
located  184 
habit  613 
( permanent  141) 
deep-  820 

-  antipathy  867 

-  belief  484 
To^e  fastening  45 

cord  205 
freedom  748 

scourge  975 
give  -  enough  738 


-'8  end  975 

-  of  sand 
incoherence  47 
weakness  160 
impossible  471 

rope-dancer  700 
rope-dancing  698 
ropy  352 
roquelaure  225 
rond  339 
rosS,  sub  -  528 
rosarj  998 
Roscius  599 
rose  pi/?e  350 

fragrant  400 

red  434 

beauty  845 
bed  of  -s 

pleasure  377 

prosperity  734 
couleur  de  - 

red  434 

good  6^ 

prosperity  734 

hope  858 
under  the  -  528 
welcome  as  the  -s  In 
May 

pleasing  829 

sociality  892 
roseate  red  434 

Aope/w^  858 
rose-coloured 

Aope858 
rosette  847 
rose-water 

moderation  174 

flattery  933 
not  made  with  -  704 
Rosicrucian 

deceiver  548 

«ec<  984 

soi'cever  994 
rosin  rw6  331 

^•e^in  356a 
Rosinante  271 
roster  86 
rostrum  healc  234 

pulpit  542 
rosy  434 

-  wine  959 
rosy-cheeked  845 
rot  putrefy  653 

disease  655 

decay  659 
rota  138 
rotation 

periodicity  138 

motion  round  312' 
rote,  by  -  505 
know  -  490 
learn  -  539 
rotten  weak  160 

badU9 

foul  65S 

decayed  659 

{fetid  401) 

-  at  the  core 
dereptive  545 
diseased  655 

19(t 


ROT 


ROU 


RUB 


RUG 


rotulomm,  cnstos  - 

bring  -  r^tore  660 

-  out  652 

rubble  645 

553 

come- 

route  627 

rubescence434 

rotund  249 

penodic  138 

en  -  270 

Eubicon  limit  238 

rotunda  189 

?wawi!  607 

en  -  for  282 

pass  the  - 

rotundity  249 

persuade  615 
dizzy  -  312 

routine 

begin  66 

roturiei  876 

unifoi'm  16 
order  58 

cross  303 

T0u6  949 

get  -  660 

choose  ^m 

rouge  434 

go  -  311 

rule  80 

rubicund  434 

rouge-et-noir  621 

go  one's  -s  266 

periodic  138 

rubify  434 

rough  violent  173 
shapeless  241 

go  the  - 

custom  613 

rubigo  653 

publication  531 

business  625 

rubric  precept  695 

uneven  256 

make  the  -  of  311 

rove  travel  2G6 

liturgy  998 

pungent  392 

run  the  -  of 

deviate  279 

rubricate 

v.nsavou7'y  395 

active  682 

rover  traveller  268 

redden  434 

sour  397 

go  the  same  -  104 

2nrate  792 

ruby  red  434 

sound  A\0 

turn  -  invert  218 

row  disorder  59 

gem  648 

unprepared  674 

retreat  283 

series  69 

ornament  847 

Jighter  726 

revolve  311 

violence  173 

ruck  258 

vgly  846 

-  assertion  535 

street  189 

ructation  297 

lowfelloio  876 
b^dty  887 

-a  corner  311 

navigate  267 

rudder  693 

-  game  840 

-  like  a  horse  in  a 

discord  713 

rudderless  158 

churlish  895 

-  in  the  same 

ruddle  434 

evil-doer  913 

mill  613 

boat  88 

ruddy  red  434 

Jac?  man  949 

-  of  the  ladder  71 

rowdy  vulgar  851 

beautiful  845 

-  copy  writing  590 

-  number 

blusterer  887 

rude  violent  173 

unprepared  674 

number  84 

bad  man  949 

shapeless  241 

-  diamond 

multitude  102 

rowel  sharp  253 

ignorant  491 

Gr«e*v?  703 

in  -  numbers 

stimulus  615 

inelegant  579 

fw;(7«?-  851 

mean  29 

rower  269 

wf^^y  846 

commonalty  876 
5'oorf  ma?i  948 

nearly  197 
-  of  pleasures 

Kowland  for  an 

vulgar  851 

Oliver 

uncivilized  876 

-  draft  626 

pleasure  377 

retaliation  718 

w«^tJi^895 

-  guess  514 

amusement  840 

barter  794 

disrespect  92C 
-  health  654 

-It  686 

-  robin 

rowlock  215 

-sea  348 

information  527 

royal  737 

rudiment 

-  side  of  the  tongue 

petition  u:^ 

-  road  way  627 

beginning  66 
mz/se  153 

censure  932 

censure  932 

easy  705 
Royal  Academician 

-  and  tumble  59 

-  and  round 

rudimental 

-  weather 

2m  iodic  138 

559 

«ma^/ 193 

violent  173 

rotation  312 

royalist  737 

immature  674 

wind  349 

-  sum  800 

royalty  737 

rudiments 

rough-cast 
shape  240 

-  terms  566 

royne  298 

knowledge  490 

-  trot  274 

ruade  impulse  276 

j?c/wo/  542 

schem£  626 

-  of  visits  892 

attack  716 

rudis  indigestaque 

unpolished  674 
rough-hew 

round  about 

mat  coelum  908 

moles  disorder  59 

circumjacent  227 
deviation  279 

xwh  friction  331 

amorphous  241 

form -Mi 

difficulty  704 

rue  6e^^^7-  395 

prepare  673 
roughly 
nearly  197 

circuit  ZU 

adversity  735 

re^-^-^^  833 

amusement  840 

jminfvl  830 

repent  950 

-  phrases  573 

-  off  corners  82 

rueful  pailful  830 

roughness  250 

-  wav  629 
rounded  periods 

-  down  /e^se/j,  195 

«a(;  a37 

rough-rider  2(58 

jwivder  330 

ruff  225 

roughshod  over, 

577,  578 

-  down  with  an 

ruffian 

nde  -  739 

roundelay  597 

oaken  towel  972 

maleficent  913 

roulade  415 

round-house  752 

-  one's  eyes  870 

scoundrel  949 

rouleau 

roundlet  247 

-  one's  hands  838 

ruffianism  907 

assemblage  72 

round-shouldered 

-up  the  memory 

ruffle  disorder  59 

cylinder  249 

243 

505 

derange  61 

money  dOO 

roup  796 

-off  552 

roughen  256 
/o^j258 

roulette  621 

rouse 

-  on  slow  275 

round  series  60 

stimulate  615 

progress  282 

/^f^ingrSSl 

revolution  138 

excite  824 

imxcitable  826 

excise  824,  825 

-  of  a  ladder  215 

-  oneself  682 

-  out  552 

7;ai?i  830 

curve  245 

rousing  171 

-  up  658 

awg-er  900 

circle  247 

rout  agitation  315 

rubadub  407 

rufous  434 

ro^w^i<?  249 

orercoiv^  731 

rubber  whist  840 

rug  suppo7't  215 

music  415 

discomfit  ^ii'i 
rabble  m 

rubbish 

covering  223 

Jlaht  720 

unmeanivq  517 
trifling^ 

rugged 
shapeless  241 

assembly  892 

circimyacent  227 

put  to  the  -  781 

useless  645 

roMg'A  256 

20C 


RUG 


RUN 


RUN 


RUS 


difflaiU  704 

ugly  846 

churlish  895 
rugose  256 
ruin  destruction  162 

evil  619 

failure  732 

adversity  735 

poverty  804 

(rffcaw  659) 
ruined  hopeless  859 
ruinous 

jxiiiiful  S30 
mins  remains  40 
nile  regularity  80 

/e;?^<A  200 

»7J€a»Mr«466 

rfmde  480 

custom  613 

precept  697 

gove7'nment  737 

7a?(J  963 

absence  of  -  699 
as  a  -  613 
by -82 
golden  -  697 
obey  -s  82 

-  of  three  85 

-  of  thumb 
experiment  463 
unreasoning  477 
essay  675 
vnckiUed  699 

ruler  745 
ruling  passion 

obstinacy  606 

character  820 
mm  ywe^r  853 
rumble  407 
ruminate  cheto  298 

<7^2;iA;  451 
rummage  461 
rummer  191 
nmiour 

publicity  731 

report  732 
rump  235 
rumple 

disorder  59 

derange  61 

roughen  256 

/a'tf258 
rumpus 

confusion  59 

violence  173 

discoi'd  713 

(contention  720) 
run  generality  78 

repetition  104 

course  109 

continuance  143 

eventuality  151 


speed  274 
liquefy  335 
/<m»348 
^ic&ii  613 
smuggle  791 
contraband  964 
have  a - 


fashion  852 

r<7n/^€873 
have  -  of  748 
near  - 197 
race  is  -  729 
time  -8  106 

-  abreast  27 

-  after  pursjie  622 
m  re7?w^e  873 

-  against 
impact  276 
oppose  708 
attack  716 

-  at  716 

-  away  at;oi<i  623 
{escape  671) 

-  away  with 
raA^  789 
si'^fl/  791 

-  away  with  a  notion 
misjudge  481 
credulous  486 

-  back  283 

-  a  chance 
probable  472 
chance  621 

-  counter  to  708 

-  its  course 
course  109 
complete  729 
J9a5n22 

-  into  danger  665 

-  into  debt  806 

-  down 
pursue  622 
6ad649 
a««cA;  716 
depreciate  932 
detract  934 

-  dry  ?^;a.«/'e  638 
insufficient  640 

-  the  eye  over 
«e«  441 
learn  539 

-  the  fingers  over 
379 

-  foul  of  276 

-  the  gantlet  861 

-  on  in  a  groove  613 

-  hard  danger  065 
difficult  704 
success  731 

-  in  the  head 
think  451 
remember  505 

-  high  great  31 
violent  173 

-  in  introduce  228 
-into 

conversion  144 
i;i««-i  300 

-  low  36 

-  of  luck 
fortune  156 
prospei'ity  TM 

-  mad  insane  503 


-  mad  after  865 

-  like  mad  274 

-  a  muck 


violent  173 

kun^i 

attack  716 
-on  143 

-  out  end  67 
course  109 
past  122 
antiquated  134 
€g';'6c<t«  295 
2nvdigal  81S 

-  oat  on  573 
-over  co?/«/85 

-  i7i  the  mind  451 
examine  457 
describe  594 
synopsis  596 
oterjlow  641 

-  parallel  178 

-  a  race  ■<(/;)€e<i  274 
conduct  692 
contend  720 

-  in  a  race 
aci!680 

he  that  -s  may 
read  525 

-  a  rig  840 

-  the  rig  upon  929 

-  riot  violent  173 
exaggerate  549 
redundance  641 
active  682 
disobey  742 
intemperance  954 

-  a  risk  665 

-  rusty  603 

-  to  seed  age  128 
deterioration  659 

-  smooth 
easy  700 
prospeixms  734 

-  a  tilt  at 
attack  716 
contend  720 

-of  things  151 

-  through 
uniform  16 
influence  175 
be  present  186 
ii«361 
ej?pen  0^809 
prodigal  818 

-  up  increase  35 
Jwi/(?  161 

-  up  an  account 
«-C6?i<  805 
rfe6<806 
charge  812 

-  up  bills 
no<  ;?ai^  808 

-  upon 
require  630 

-  upon  a  bank 
batikrupt  808 
expenditure  809 

to  waste  638 

-  wild  173 
runagate 

fugitive  623 
disobey  742 
bad7nan949 


runaway  623 
rundle  circle  247 

convolution  248 

ivtundity  249 
rundlet  191 
Eunes  u'7'ifing  590 

2X)et}y  597 

«^>>e//  993 
rung  215 
runnel  348 
runner  coune?'  268 

messenger  534 
running 

continuous  69 
the  mind-  upon  451 
the  mind  -  upon 

other  things  458 
-account  811 

-  commentary  595 

-  fight  720 

-  hand  590 

-  over  641 

-  water  348 
runnion  949 
runt  193 
rupture 

di^unction^ 
quarrel  713 
rural  village  189 
agricultural  371 

-  dean  893 
rnralist  893 
rus  in  urbe 

ai)ode\m 

secluded  893 
ruse  cunning  702 

{deception  545) 
rush  ci-owd  72 

violence  173 

velocity  274 

water  3^ 

plant  3&r 

t7-iJleG43 

haste  684 
make  a  -  at  716 

-  to  a  conclusion 
mlyudge  481 
a-edulous  486 

-  on  destruction  866 

-  in  medias  res  604 ' 

-  into  print  591 

-  upon  622 
rushlight  dim  422 

candle  423 
Russe,  montagne  - 

840 
russet  grey  432 

bi'own  433 

red  ^4 
Russian  bath  386 
rust  red  434 

decay  659 

canker  663 

inaction  683 
moth  and  -  659 

-  of  antiquity  12* 
rustic 


agricultural  371 
fmgar  851 

301 


RUS 


SAGt 


SAL 


SAL 


clown  876 
rusticate 

jntnish  972 

seclude  893 
rusticity 

impolite  895 
rusticus  expectat 

dum  defluat  amnis 

858 
rustle  409 
rusty  dirty  653 

decayed  659 

sluggish  683 

unskilful  699 

«//^y  901a 

(o^c?  128) 

{unserviceable  645) 
run  -  averse  603 
rut/w/TOio  259 

AaW^  613 
ruth  914 
ruthless 

savage  907 

pitiless  914a 

revengeful  919 
rutilant  420 
ruttish  961 
ryot  servant  746 

possessor  779 

commonalty  876 


?abaoth  726 
Sabbatarian 

ascetic  955 

sectarian  984 

/afee»te^y988 

HtucUistic  998 
Sabbath  re*^  687 

y-i/Je  998 
eabbatism  988 
Sabellianism  984 
Sabianism984 
8able  431 
sabre  Ari^^  361 

weapon  727 
sabreur  slayer  361 

soldier  726 
sabulous  330 
sac  191 

saccharine  396 
saccular  191 
sacerdotal  995 
sacerdotalism  988 
sachel 191 
sachem  745 
sachet  400 
sack  bag  191 

gain  775 

take'im 

plunder  791 
give  the  -  to  297 
sackbut  297 
sackcloth  and  ashes 

lament  839 

atonement  952 

ascetic  955 

rite  998 
sacrament  998 


sacred 
dignified  873 

mym 

revelation  985 

piety  987 
sacrifice 

destroy  162 

^i/)!784 

atonement  952 

woi'ship  990 

idolatry  991 
at  any  -  604 
fall  a  -  828 
make  a  -  942 
self- 942 
sacrificed  732 
sacrilege  988 
sacristan  996 
sacristy  1000 
sad  great  31 

grey  432 

bad  649 

painful  830 

rf^/et'teo?  837 

-  disappointment 
509 

-  dog  949 

-  times  735 

-  work  699 
sadden  830,  837 
sadder  and  wiser 

man  950 
saddle  215 
in  the -673 

-  on  add  37 
join  43 

-  on  the  right  horse 
discovery  480a 
skill  698 

right  922 
/air  939 

-  with  add  37 
quarter  on  184 
clog  706 

impose  a  duty  ^2Q 
accuse  938 

-on  the  wrong  horse 

mistake  A^h 

bungle  &m 
Sadducee  984 
sadness,  in  - 

without  joking  535 
safe  cupboard  191 

secure  664 

-  conduct 
instrumentality  031 

-  conscience 
duty  926 
innocent  94t 

-  keeping 
preservation  670 

-  and  sound 
health  G5i 

on  the  -  side 
cautious  864 
safety  664 

-  vaive  66C 
saffron  colour  436 
sag  oblique  217 

curve  24b 


sagacious 

intelligent  498 

foresight  510 

(*A;i{/;«//  698) 
sage  t^ise  498 

wise  man  500 

-  maxim  496 
sagittary  83 
Sahara  169 
sahib  875 
saick  273 

said  preceding  62 
rejyeated  104 
prioi'  116 
it  is  -  532 
thou  hast  -  488 
more  easily  -  than 

done  704 
sail  navigate  267 
ship  273 
set  out  293 
easy  - 174 
full  -  274 
press  of  -  274 
shorten  -  275 
take  in  - 174 
take  the  wind  out 

of  one's  -8  706 
too  much  -  863 
under  -  267 

-  before  the  wind  734 

-  near  the  wind  698 

-  too  near  the  wind 
863 

sailing  :  plain  -  705 

-  vessel  273 
sailor  269 

fair  weather  -  701 
saint  angel  977 
revelation  985 


false  piety  ^^ 
tutelary  -  664 
Saint  Monday  840 
saintly 
virtuous  944 
^ious  987 
sais  quoi,  je  ne  -  563 
sake  : 
for  the  -  of 
motive  615 
aid  707 

for  goodness  -  765 
salaam 
courtesy  894 
respect  928 
salacity  961 
salad  41 
-  oil  356 
salamander  386 
salary  973 
sale  796 
bill  of  -  771 
for  -  offer  763 
ba7'te'r  794 
saleable  796 
salebrosity  256 
salesman  797 
salient 
projecting  250 


sharp  25S 
manifest  525 
important  642 

-  angle  244 

-  points  642 
saline  392 
saliva 

excretion  299 

lubrication  332 
salle-a-manger  191 
sallow 

colourless  429 

yellow  436 
sally  issue  293 

attack  716 

mi  842 
sally-port 

egress  295 

fortification  717 
salmagundi  41 
salmon-coloured  434 
saloon  191 
Q&lt  pungent  Z^2 

condiment  393 

importance  642 

preserve  670 

money  800 

witB,^ 

below  the  -  876 
worth  one's  -  644 

-  of  the  earth 
goodness  648 
good  man  948 

-  water  341 
saltation  309 
saltatory  315 
saltinbanco  548 
saltpetre 

pungent  392 

gunpowder  11^ 
saltum,  per  -  315 
salubrity  656 
salutary 

healthful  656 

{remedial  662[ 
salute 

allocution  586 

celebration  883 

courtesy  894 

kiss  902 

respect  928 
salutiferous  {see 

salutary] 
salva  : 

-  res  est  664 

-  sit  reverentia  928 
salvable  946 
salvage 

acquisition  775 

tax  812 

discount  813 

reward  973 
salvation 

preservation  670 

deliverance  672 

religious  976 

piety  987 

work  out  one's  -  99(1 
salve  remedy  662 

relieve  9M 

203 


SAL 


SAP 


SAT 


SaV 


salver  191 

salvo  exception  83 
explosion  406 
gualijicatiofi  469 
plea  617 
excuse  937 
(condition  770) 

-  of  artillery 
celebration  883 

Samaritan,  good  - 
beiievolent^MS 
benefactor  912 
same  13 
all  the  -  to  823 
111  the-  boat  709 
in  the  -  breath 
instantaneous  113 
synchronous  120 
go  over  the  -  ground 

104 
of  the  -  mind  488 
on  the  -  tack  709 
at  the  -  time 
compensatory  30 
synchronous  120 
samiel  349 
Sammael  978 
sampan  273 
sample  82 
Samson  1 59 
Sana,  mens  -  502 

-  in  corpore  sano  827 
sanation 

restoration  660 
sanative 

remedial  662 
sanatorium  602 
sanctification 

divine  attribute  976 
sanctify 

authorize  920 

piety  987 
sanctimony  988 
sanction 

perm-ission  760 

dneness  924 

approbation  931 
sanctitude  987 
sanctity  987 
sanctuary 

refuge  666 

altar  1000 
sanctum 

chamber  191 

-  sanctorum 
abode  189 
privacy  893 
tejnple  1000 

sand  x>oivder  330 
built  upon  -  665 
sow  the  -  645 
sandal  225 
sand-blind  442 
Sandemanian  984 
sand-paper  255 
sands  danger  667 

-  on  the  seashore 
mtdtitude  102 

sandstorm  330 
eandwich-wise  228 


sandy  ydloiv  4;^6 

sane  502 

sang  f  roid 
insensibility  823 
inexcif ability  826 
presence  of  mind 
864 

sanguinary  361 

sanguine  red  434 
hopeful  858 

-  expectation 
expect  507 
hope  858 

-  imagination  515 
sanhedrim 

couneil  696 
churchdom  995 

sanies  333 

sanitaire,  cordon  - 
670 

sanitarian  656 

sanitarium  656 

sanitary  656 

sanity  mental  502 
bodily  -  654 

sans  187 

-  ceremonie 
friendly  888 
social  892 

-  fa9on 
simple  849 
modest  881 
social  892 

-  pareil  33 

-  peur  et  sans 
reproche 

perfect  650 

heroic  873 

honourable  929 
- souci 

insennble  823 

pleasure  827 

content  831 
sans-culotte 

rebel  742 

commonalty  876 
sante,  maison  de  - 

662 
santon  hermit  893 

J9rie«<  996 
sap  essence  5 

destroy  162 

excavate  252 

i?<w?g  333 

damage  659 

o^ocA;  716 

-  the  foundations 
162,  659 

sapid  390 
sapient  498 
sapless  xveak  160 

dry  340 
sapling  129 
saponaceous  355 
saporific  390 
sapper 

excavator  252 

soldier  726 
sappers  and  miners 

pi'eparers  673 


Sapphic  597 
sapphire  blue  438 

g'em  847 
sappy  young  127 

^■?«cy  333 

/oo^i^/i  499 
sar^  sara,  che  -  601 
saraband  840 
sarcasm 

disrespect  929 

censure  932 

detraction  934 
sarcastic 

ridicule  856 

discourteous  895 
sarcoma  250 
sarcophagus  363 
sarculation  103 
sard  847 

Sardanapalus  954a 
sardonic 

censure  932 

detraction  934 

-  grin 

laughter  838 
Hdicule  856 
discontent  932 

sardonyx  847 
sark  225 
sartorial  225 
sash  247 
Satan  978 
. Satanic 

malevolent  907 

vicious  945 

diabolic  978 
satchel  191 
sate  869 
satellite 

companion  88 

follower  281 

heavenly  body  318 

auxiliaj-y  711 

servant  746 
satiety 

sufficient  639 

pleasant  829 

c%  869 

(redundance  641) 
satin  255 
satire  ridicule  856 

censtii'e  932 
satirical  932 

detraction  934 
satirist 

detractor  936 
satis  :  jam  -  869 

-  superque  641 
satisfaction 

[seg  satisfy] 
ffwe^  720 
pleasure  827 
atonement  952 
hail  with  -  931 
satisfactorily  618 
satisfactory 
[*€«  satisfy] 
grood  648 
satisfy  answer  462 
amwTjc^  484 


s^ifficient  639 
consent  762 
observance  772 
^«y  807 
firraCi/y  829 
con^en;;  831 
5a«ai!e  869 
reivard  973 

-  an  obligation  92(J 

-  oneself  484  ) 
satrap  governor  745 

{deputy  759) 
saturate  ^//  52 

moisten  339 

satiate  869 
saturnalia 

disM'der  59 

gramas  840 

intemperance  954 
Saturnian 

pleasing  829 

innocent  946 

-  age  734 
Saturnia  regna 

prospeHty  734 

pleasure  827 
saturnine  837 
satyr  wg-Zy  846 

libertine  962 

c?emo«  980 
sauce  adjunct  39 

mixture  41 

condiment  393 

flftMSg  908 
pay  -  for  all  807 
sauce  piquante  829 
sauce-box 

blusterer  887 
saucer  191 

-  eyes  441 
saucepan  191 
saucy  insolent  885 

flippant  895 
saunter 

rrtm6^6  266 

tfaii'rf/e  275      , 
saute  aux  yens, 

cela  -  525 
sauvage  893 
sauve  qui  pent 

run  away  623 

alarm  669 

Ao^fe  684 

cowardice  862 
savage  violent  173 

vulgar  851 

67'avg  861 

boorish  876 

ang'ry  900 

malevolent  907 

evil-doer  913 
savanna  344 
savant 

knowledge  490 

learned  man  493 

(^ag-e  500) 
save  subduct  38 

exclude  55 

€arc«?;<  83 

<to;-e  636 

203 


SAV 


SCA 


SCE 


SCH 


preserve  670 
delive?'  672 
economize  817 
God  -  990 

-  one's  bacon  671 

-  and  except  83 

-  money  817 
-the  necessity 

927a 

-  us  707 
save-all  817 
saving  817 

-cL'uise469 
-one's  presence 

928 
savings  sto?'e  636 

economy  817 
saviour 

benefactm'  912 
Saviour  976 
savoir  :  -  faire 
skill  698 
fashion  852 
-gre 
gratitxide  916 

-  vivi-e  skill  698 
fashion  852 

sociality  892 
savour  390 

-  of  resemUe  17 

-  of  the  reality  780 
savouriness  394 
savourless  391 
savoury  394 

saw  cut  44 
jagged  257 
maxim  496 

-  the  air 
gesture  550 

sawder,  soft  - 
flatlet^  933 
sawdust  330 
sawney  501 
sax-horn  417 
Saxon 
style  of  langvnf^ 
576,  578 
eay  nearly  3*i 
assert  535 
sjyeak  582 
you  don't  -  po  87J 
iiave  one's  -  5;:-6, 

582 
that  is  to -522 
what  do  you  -  to 
that  870 

-  by  heart  505 

-  no  489 

-  nothing  585 

-  to  oneself  589 

-  one's  prayers  990 

-  what  comes  up- 
permost 612 

saying  maxim  496 

assertion  535 
^birro  965 
scabbard  191 
throw  away  Ihe  - 

revdvtion  604 

iioarl^i 


scabby  940 
scabrous  256 
scaffold 

svjyport  215 

p9'e])a?'ation  673 

execution  975 

{way  627) 


scagliola  545 
scald  burn  384 

jyoet  597 
scaXe portion,  51 


term71 

slice  204 

skin  223 

mo?m^  305 

weigh  319 

gamut  413 

measure  466 
hold  the  -s  480 
turn  the  - 

reversion  145 

influence  175 

counter  evidence  468 

motive  615 
hold  the  -s  even  922 
-s  of  justice  922 

-  the  heights  305 

-  the  walls  716 

-s  falling  from  the 
eyes  see  441 

disclose  529 
scallop 

convolution  248 

notch  257 
scalp  226 
scalpel  253 
f^camble  44 
scamp  neglect  460 

ra«ca/ 949 
scamped  sham  545 
scamper  speed  274 
-off  623 
scampish  945 
scan  see  441 

attend  to  457 

inquire  461 

know  490 

prosody  597 
scandal  news  532 

obloquy  934 
scandalize  932 
scandal-monger  532 
scandaleuse,  chro- 

nique  -  934 
scandalous 

disrejmtable  874 

vicious  945 
scandalum  magna- 
tum 

infamy  874 

detraction  934 

acaisation  938 
scandent  305 
scant  «ma// 32 

few  103 

little  193 

narroiv  203 

insufficient  640 


scantling 

model  22 

«cra/>  32 

dimensions  192 

(?;flr<  51) 
scanty  {see  scant] 
scape  671 
scapegoat 

substitute  147 

atonement  952 
scapegrace 

reckless  863 

rascal  949 
Scapin  c^ea<  548 

Arnave  941 
scapulary  999 
scar  shore  342 

recwd  551 

blemish  848 
scaramouch  844 
scarce 

infrequent  137 

insufficient  640 
make  oneself  - 

afisen^  187 

nm  ai^^ay  623 
scarcely  32 

-  any  103 

-  anything  643 

-  ever  137 
scare  860 
scarecrow  ngly  846 

frighten  860 
scarf  dress  225 

canonicals  999 
scarfskin  223 
scarify  notch  257 

torment  830 
scarlet  434 

-  Lady  984 
scarp  oblique  217 

defence  717 
scath  badness  649 

injury  659 

(e?;i/  619) 

(6ane  663) 
scathless 

7)er/(?ci  650 

{secure  664) 

(satJed  672) 
scatter  derange  61 

disperse  73 

diverge  291 

-  to  the  winds 
destroy  162 
confute  479 

scatterbrained 
inattentive  458 
insane  503 

scatter  ling  268 

scavenger  652 

scene 
appearance  448 
painting  556 
drama  599 
excitement  825 
-of  action  728 

scene-painter  559 

scene-painting  556 

scenery  448 


scenic  599 
scenography  556 
scent  swj^W  398 

discovery  480a 

disbelieve  485 

knowledge  490 

^g-n  550 

irai^  551 
get  -  of  527 
put  on  a  new  -  279 
on  the  -  622 
throw  oft"  the  -  623 
on  the  right  -  462 
-  from  afar  510 
scent-bag  400 
scented  400 
scentless  399 
scepticism 

doubt 'm 

incredulity  487 

hTcligion  989 
sceptre  747 
sway  the  -  737 
schedule  86 
schematist  626 
scheme  draft  554 

plan  626 
schemer  626 
scherif 

governor  745 

noble  875 
scherzo  415 
schesis  7 
schism  dissent  489 

discord  713 

heterodoxy  984 
schismless  983a 
schistose  204 
scholar 

erudite  492 

learner  541 
scholarly  539 
scholarship 

knowledge  490 

learning  529 
scholastic 

knowledge  490 

teaching  537 

learning  539 

«c^oo/  542 
scholiast  524 
scholium 

maxim  496 

i7iter2)retation  522 
school  /«c?'<i  72 

system  of  opinions 
484 

knowledge  490 

teaching  537 

academy  542 

painting  556 
go  to  -  539 
send  to  -  537 
schoolboy  /ad  129 

learner  641 

(<yw  193) 
familiar  to  every  - 

490 
schooldays  127 
schoolman 

201 


SCH 


SCO 


SCR 


SClt 


scholar  492 

theologian  983 
schoolmaster  540 
abroad 

knowledge  490 

learning  537 
schoolroom  191 
schooner  273 
sciagraphy 

shadow  421 

yainting  556 
science 

knou'ledge490 

skill  698 
scientific  exact  494 
scientist 

reason  er  476 

learned  man  492 
scimitar  727 
scintilla  small  32 

^)ark  420,  423 
scintillation 

heat  382 

/i^/i^;  420 

wit  Mi 
scintillula  forsan, 

latet  -  858 
sciolism  491 
sciolist  493 
sciomachy  497 
Sciomancy  511 
scion  part  51 

child  129 

posterity  167 
scire  :  -  facias  461 

-  quid  valeant 
humeri  698 

scission  44 
scissors  253 

-  and  paste  609 
pcissure  198 
gclerotics  165 
Bcobs  330 

^cofE  ridinile  856 
deride  929 
impiety  988 

-  at  des2nse  930 
censure  932 

^co\^  shrew  901 

malediction  908 

censvre  932 

{detractor  936) 
scollop 

convolution  248 

notch  257 
sconce  top  210 

candlestick  423 

t7'ai»  450 

defence  717 

fnw/ci  974 

BCOOp 

depression  252 
perforator  262 

scope  degree  96 
ea:^e«i!  180 
meaning  516 
freedom  748 
{intention  620) 

scorch  384 

scorching 


violent  173 
score  cown/  85 

^is^  86 

twenty  98 

furrow  259 

??iw5ic  415 

wi«rA  550 

CT'erfi<805 

deW806 

accounts  811 
on  the  -  of 

relation  9 

motive  615 
scores  ma/iy  102 
scorisB  a«/i  384 

(ZiT-^  653 

{useless  645) 
scorify  384 
scorn  930 
scorpion 

painful  830 

evil-doer  913 

(*«ne  663) 
chastise  with  -a  739 
scorse  794 
scot  reward  673 
scot  free  free  748 

cAeap  815 

exempt  927a 
escape  - 

escape  671 
let  ofE  -  970 
scotch  7io^6/i  257 

injure  659 

-  the  snake 
»iflm  158 
irtsj/j^den^  640  ' 
non-completion  730 

-  the  wheel  706 
Scotchman 

canny  702 
Scotticism  563 
scotomy  443 
scoundrel  949 
scour  r\in  274 

nih  331 

clean  652 

-  the  country  266 

-  the  plain  274 
scourge  bane  663 

painful  830 
punish  972 
instrument  of 
punishment  975 

-  of  the  human 
race  913 

scourings  645 
%co\!i\. feeler  463 

messenger  534 

reject  610 

servant  746 

wa^<;A664 

wartdng  668 

disrespect  929 

disdain  930 

{looker  444) 

{undeiTate  483) 

{Hdiaile  856) 
scow  273 
scowl  complain  839 


a?*^^?'  900 

«<«en  901a 

disaiyrrobaticni  932 
scrabble 

unmeaning  517 

scribble  590 
scrag  32 
scraggy  /eara  193 

rowg-A  256 

(^/g-Zw  846) 
scramble 

confusion  59 

cZimi>305 

pursue  622 

Afl,v^e  684 

diffiadty  704 

contend  720 

«eize  789 
scranch  330 
scrannel  643 
scrap  wiaW  38 

(/>iece  51) 

{minute  193) 
scrap-book  596 
scrape  sitbduct  38 

reduce  195 

pi.dver'ize  330 

abrade  331 

mezzotint  558 

diffiadty  704 

mischance  732 

Aow894 

-  together 
assemble  72 
acquire  775 

scratch  groove  259 

cfirarfe  331 

?n«r^  550 

rf«z<&  555 

eZraw  556 

write  590 

A^/ri  619 

wound  649 
come  to  the  - 

contention  720 

courage  861 
mere  -  209 
old  -  978 
up  to  the  -  861 

-  the  head  461 

-  out  552 
scrawl  590 
screak  411 
scream  cry  411 

wai/  839 
screech  411,  412 
screech  owl  412 
screen  sift  60 

sieve  260 

shade  424 

Aide  528 

htder  530 

side-scene  599 

c/ea?i  652 

.ta/e^y  664 

5At/ter  666 

defence  717 

-  from  eight  442 
screw  fasten  43 


fastening  45 
00?-  267 
rotation  312 
instrument  63S 
mise^'  819 
put  on  the  - 
sevej-ity  739 
co}npei74i 

-  one's  courage  to 
the  sticking 
place  861 

-  loose  insane  503 
imjmfect  651 
unskilful  699 
hindrance  706 
a«acA;  713 

-  up/a«ten  43 
strengthen  159 
prepare  673 

-  up  the  eyes  443 
screwed 

d7'w?^^•  959 
screw-driver  633 
screw-steamer  273 
scribble  590 
scribbler  593 
scribe  recmder  553 

writer  590 

^■ie^^  996 
scribendi,  cacogthes- 

590 
scrimmage 

discord  713 

contention  720 
scrimp  sAo?'^  201 

insufficient  640 

stingy  819 
scrip  191 
scripta,  lex  -  963 
scriptse,  lifcrse  -  590 
scriptural 

(yrthodox,  983a 
Scripture 

certain  474 

revelation  985 
scribener  xvriter  590 

lawyer  968 
scroll  551 
scrub  7'w6  331 

c/eaw  652 

rfiriy  person  653 

commonalty  876 
scrubby  «wi«?/ 193 

iri^tng'  643 

^^i/ig-y  819 

disrepidable  874 

vulgar  876 

*Aa6fty  940 
scruple 

«/?iaZZ  quantity  32 

wd^A^  319 

rfo?<6<  485 

reluctance  603 

])70bity  939 
scrupulous 

careful  459 

ina'edulous  487 

ca;ac<  494 

reluctant  603 

fastidious  868 

205 


SCR 


SEA 


SEC 


BEiy 


punctilious  9;^9 
scrutator  461 
scrutiny 

attention  457 

inquiry  461 
scrutoire  191 
scud  sail  267 

shower  S48 
doud  353 

-  under  bare  poles 
704 

scuffle  720 
scull  row  267 

brain  450 
scull-cap  225 
scullery  191 
scullion  746 
sculps  it  558 
sculptor  559 
sculpture/o^TW  240 

carving  557 
scum  dirt  653 

-  of  the  earth  949 

-  of  society  876 
scupper  350 
scurf  653 
scurrilous 

ridicule  856 

disrespect  929 

detraction  934 
scurvy 

insufficient  640 

unimportant  643 

base%^ 

wicked  945 
sent  235 
scutcheon 

standard  h?^  ■ 

honour  877 
Bcutiform  251 
scuttle  destroy  162 

receptacle  191 

speed  274 

-  along  haste  684 
Scylla  andCharyb- 

dis,  between  - 
danger  665 
difficulty  704 
Scyilam,  incidit  in  - 

699 
^cyXhQ  pointed  %^\ 

sharp  253 
sdcathi  'MonderSlO 
anger  900 
disapprobation  932 
se  non  e  vero  e  ben 

trovato  546 
sea  multitude  102 
ocean  341 
at  -  341 
vncertain  475 
go  to  -  293 
Heavy  -  315 

-  of  doubt  475 

-  of  troubles 
difficulty  704 
adversity  735 

seaboard  »12 
■eafarer  269 


seafaring  267 
sea-fight  720 
sea-girt  346 
sea-going  267,  341 
sea-green  435 
seal  matrix  22 

close  261 

evidence  467 

mark  550 

resolve  604 

complete  729 

coinpacl  769 

security  771 
break  the  -  529 
under  -  769 

-  the  doom  of  1G2 

-  one's  infamy  940 
-the  lips  585 

-  of  secrecy  528 

-  up  restrain  751 
sealed: 

one's  fate  is  -  601 
hermetically  -  261 
-book 

ignorance  491 

unintelligible  519 

secret  533 
sealing-wax  747 
seals  insignia  747 
seam  43 
sea-maid  979 
sea-man  269 
seamanship 

conduct  692 

skill  698 
sea-mark  550 
seamless  50 
seamstress  690 
seance  696 
sea-piece  556 
sea-port  666 
sear  dry  340 

bu7m  384 

deaden  823 
fall  into  the  -  and 

yellow  leaf  659 
seared  conscience  951 
search  inquire  461 
searchin,* 

sever   739 

painful  830 
searchless  519 
sea-serpent  83 
seaside  342 
season  mix  41 

time  106 

pungent  392 

accustom  613  "" 

preserve  670 

pi'epare  673 
seasonable /<  23 

opjwrtiine  134 
seasoning 

condiment  393 
seat  jtlace  183 

locate  184 

abode  189 

supporfHX^ 
ju^ment  -  966 

-  oi  government  737 


-  of  war  728 
seated,  firmly  - 150 
seaworthy  664 
scbacious  355 
secede  dissent  489 

relinquish  624 
disobey  743 
seceder 

heterodox  984 
secern  297 
seclusion  893 
second 
duplication  90 

of  time  108 
instant  113 
-  in  music  413,  415 
abet  707 
play  or  sing  a -416 
-best 

imperfect  651 
failure  732 

-  childhood 
Gg'(?128 
imbecility  499 

-  edition  104 
play  -  fiddle 

obey  743 
subject  749 
disrepute  874 

-  nature  613 

-  to  none  33 
one's  -  self  17 

-  sight 
foresight  510 
sorcery  992 

-  thoughts 
sequel  65 
thought  451 
imj)rovement  658 

-  youth  660 
secondary 

inferim'  34 
following  63 
imperfect  651 
deputy  759 

-  education  537 

-  evidence  467 
seconder  711 
second-hand 

imitation  19 

o/aJ124 

deteriorated  659 

received  785 
secondly  90 
second-rate  651 
secret  A*e?/  522 

/aifm^  526 

hidden  528 

rzV/rf/e  533 
in  the  -  490 
keep  a  - 

silent  585 

-  motive  615 

-  passage  627 

-  place  530 

-  writing  590 
secretaire  191 
secretary 

recorder  553 
tvriter  590 


director  694 
auxiliary  711 
servant  746 
consignee  758 

secrete  excrete  297 
conceal  528 

secretion  299 

secretive  528 

religious  -  983,  984 
sectarian 

dissent  489 

a%  711 

heterodox  984 
section  division  44 

j(;ar^  51 

ctos5  75 

chapter  593 

^^•oojw  726 
sector  pa7'^  51 

circle  247 
secula  seculorum, 

in  -  112 
secular 

centenary  98 

periodic  138 

?ai/;y  997 
-  education  537 
secularism  984 
secundum  artem 

conformable  82 

skilful  698 
secure/a6'te??.  43 

bespeak  132 

belief  4U 

safe  664 

restrain  751 


g'atw  775 

confident  858 
-  an  object 

success  731 
security  *a/eiy  664 

pledge  771 

/iO»6  858 
lend  on  -  787 
sedan  chair  272 
sedate 

thcnighfful  451 

calm  ^6 

grave  837 
sedative 

calminff  174 

remedy  662 
sedentary  265 
sedge  367 

sediment  dregs  653 
sedimentary 

remainder  40 
sedition     742 
seduce  entice  615 

fo??e  897 

debauch  961 
seducer  962 
seduction 

2)leasing  829 

desire  865 
sedulous 

active  682 
I     desirous  865 

206 


SEE 


SEL 


SEL 


SEN 


Bee  i^w  441 
look  457 
fte/iere  484 
know  490 
bishopric  ^5 
we  shall  -  507 

-  after  459 

-  daylight  480a 

-  double  959 

-  fit  600,  602 

-  at  a  glance  498 

-  justice  done  922 
-life 

amusement  840 

-  the  light 
bom  359 
published  531 

-  service  722 

-  eights  455 

-  through 
discover  480rt 
intelligence  498 

-  to  attention  457 
eare  459 
direction  693 

-  one's  way 
foresight  510 
inteliigiUe  518 
skUl  698 
^0^705 

seed  small  32 

cause  153 

posterity  167 

grain  330 
run  to  -  age  128 

/os«  i^eo/^/i  659 
BOW  the  -  673 
seedling  129 
seed-plot 

productive  168 

aqricidture  371 
seed-timeof  life  127 
seedy  ueak  160 

disease  655 

deteinorated  659 

exhausted  688 

«eec?y  804 
seeing  that 

circumstance  8 

reasoning  476 
seek  inquire  461 

pursue  G22 

oJTjt  763 

request  765 

-  safety  664 
seek-sorrow  &^7 
seel  217 

seem  448 

as  it -s  good  to  GOO 
seeming  488 
eeemingly  472 


wg^^y  846 

undue  925 
seemliness 

rf«/y926 
seemly 

expedient  646 

handsome  845 

<2tM924 


seer  veteran  130 

madman  504 

oracfe  513 

«>7*cer«r994 
see-saw  314 
seethe  Ao<  382 

wa^  Aoi  384 

excitement  824 
seething  caldron  386 
segar  392 
segment  51 
segnitude  683 
s'egosiller411 
segregate 

.not  related  10 

separate  44 

exclude  55 
segregated 

incohei'ent  47 
seigneur,  grana  - 

T^de  878 

insolence  885 
seignior 

master  745 

nobility  875 
seigniority 

authointy  737 

possession  777 

property  780 
seigniory  737 
seine  net  232 
seisin 


€AYate  780 
seismometer  276 
seize  toA-«  789 
7-o6  791 
-an  opportunity 

134 
seized  vvith 
disease  655 
/ce/inpr  821 
sejunction  44 
seldom  137 
select  choose  609 

<;'OOrf648 
self  identity  13 
sjieciality  79 
-abasement  879 
-accusing  950 
-admiration  880 
-applause  880 
-called  565 
-command 
resolution  604 
caution  864 
(temperance  953) 
-communing  451 
-complacency 
cheerful  8:^6 
rani^w  880 
-confidence  880 
-conquest 
resolution  604 
{temjyei'ance  953) 
-conscious  855 
-consultation  451 
-control  604 
-conviction 
belief  4SA 


penitent  950 

condemned  971 
-council  451 
-deceit  enw  4S5 
-deception 

credulity  486 
-defence  717 
-delusion  486 
-denial 

disinterested  942 

temperance  953 

penance  990 
-discipline  990 
-esteem  880 
-evident 

certain  474 

manifest  525 
-examination  990 
-existing  1 
-government 
freedom  748 

(virtue  944) 
-help  698 
-immolation  991 
-indulgence 

selfishness  943 

intemperance  954 
-instruction  539 
-interest  943 
-knowledge  881 
-love  943 
-luminous  423 
-opinioned 

narrow-minded  48' 

(foolish  499) 

(obstinate  606) 
-possession 

«ani/y  502 

resolution  604 

inexcitabi/ity  826 

caution  864 
-praise  880 
-preservation  717 
-reliance 

resolution  604 

Ao?;«858 

courage  861 
-reproach  950 
-respect 

;>7-ide  878 
-restraint  953 
-sacrifice  942 
-satisfied  880 
-seeking  943 
-stvled565 
-sufficient  880 
-taught  490 
-tormentor  837 
-will  606 
selfishness  943 
self -same  13 
sell  absurdity  497 

decejytion  545 

Wi  truth  54G 

sale  796 

-  for  812 

-  one's  life  dearly' 
resist  719 

fght  722 
-off  796 


-  oneself  940 

-  out  796 
seller  796 

selon  les  regies  82 
selvedge  2^31 
semaphore  550 
semblance 

similarity  17 

imitation  19 

cojyy  21 

probability  4172 
wear  the  -  of 

appearance  448 
Semeiology 

inteipretaUon  522 
Semeiotics 

^^«^550 
semi-  91 

semi-barbarian  913 
semibreve  413 
semicircle  247 
semicircular  245 
semicolon  142 
semi-diaphanous  42? 
semi-fluid  352 
semi-liquidity  352 
semi-lunar  245 
seminal 

causing  153 
seminary  542 
semination 

preparaticni  673 
semi-opaque  427 
semi-pellucid  427 
semiquaver  413 
semitone  413 
senrJ-transparency 

427 
sempiternal  112 
sempstress 

dressmaker  225 

workicoman  690 
senary  98 
senate  696 
senate-house  966 
senator 

counsel  695 

councilloi'  696 
senatorship  C93 
senatus  consultum 

741 
send  transfer  270 

propel  284 

-  adrift  597 

-  away 
repel'i»9 
eject  297 
refuse  764 

-  for  741 

-  forth 
propel 'ISA 
publish  531 

-  a  letter  to  592 
-off  284 

-  out  eject  297 
commissi07i  755 

-  word  527 
seneschal 

director  694 
master  745 

307 


SEN 


SER 


SER 


SET 


-^errant  746 
r;enescence  128 
ceneschalship  737 
penile  V2^ 
senior  age  128 

master  745 
seniores  priores 

precedence  iiZ 

jjrecession  380 
seniority 

oldness  124 

age  128 
?efi"or  877 
?ensation 

physical  sensibility 
375 

emotion  821 

wonder  870 
.ensational 

language  574 

exciting  824 
sensation  drama  599 
•sensations  of  toucii 

380 
sense  wisdom  498 

meaning  516 
deep  -  821 
in  no  -  565 
accept  in  a  particu- 
lar -  522 
-  of  duty  923 
senseless 

insensible  376 

absurd  497 

foolish  499 

unmeaning  517 
senses 

exteimal  -  375 

intellect  450 

«ani^y  502 
sensibility 

j>hysical  -  375 

mora/  822 
sensible 

m-ateHal  316 

wi«€  498 
sensitive  375,  822 
sensorial  821 
sensorium  450 
sensual 

j)leasvre  377 

intemperate  954 
sensualist  954a 
sensuous 

^nsibility  375 

*)leasuie  377 
/ff/ing'  821 
sentence 

decision  480 

■tnaxim  496 

affirmation  535 

plirase  5()6 

condemnation  971 
sententious 

-  language  574,  577 
sentient 

-  jihysically  375 

-  mx)rally  821 
sentiment  ic^^a  453 

{.opinion  484) 


{maxim  496) 
sentimental 

sensitive  822 

affected  855 
sentinel  I 
sentry     f 

guardian  664 

w>rt/cA  668 

^•6e;;er  753 
separate 

disjoin  44 

exclude  55 

iiseci  91 

diverge  291 

divorce  905 

-  the  chaff  from  the 
wheat 

6?isc?  iminate  465 
se/eci  609 

-  into  elements  49 

-  maintenance  905 
separatist  984 
sepia  433 
seposition 

dii^unction  44 

exclusion  55 
sepoy  726 
sept  A;m  11 

ctos  75 

<?/a;i  166 
Septentrional  237 
septett  415 
septic  657 
septicity  655 
Septuagint  985 
septum  228 
sepulchral 

interment  363 

resonance  408 

stridor  410 

hoarse  581 

sepulchre  363 

whited  -  545 

sepulture  363 

sequacious 

folloiving  63 
sequacity  50/Y324 

tencccity  327 
sequel 

following  65 

-  in  ^iwe  117 
{addition  39) 

sequela  65 
sequence 

-  in  oi'der  63 
-in  time  117 
motion  281 

logical  -  476 
sequent  63 
sequester  ^rtXr  789 

confiscate  974 

(Ai(/e  528) 
sequestiered 

secluded  893 
sequestrate 

«ei2e  789 

condemn  971 

confiscate  974 
serac  383 
seraglio  961 


seraph  soin^  948 

angel  977 
seraphic 

blissful  820 

virtuous  944 

pio«/«  987 
seraphina  417 
seraskier  745 
sere  and  yellow  loaf 

128 
serein  dew  339 

rain  348 
serenade  music  415 

comiMment  894 

endearment  902    • 
serene 

pellucid  425 

ca/m  826 

content  831 
-  highness  877 
serf  ,9/ai'e  746 

c/oi«;n  876 
serfdom  749 
sergeant  745 
serial  continuous  63 

periodic  138 

600A;  593 
seriatim 

m  orrfer  58 

continuously  69 

«ac/i  to  each  79 

5foi^/y  275 
series 

continuity  69 

number  ^ 
serieux,  take  an  -  843 
serio-comic  853 
serious  great  31 

resolved  604 

important  642 

dejected  837 
seriously  535 
sergeant: 
common  -  967 
-at-law  968 
sermon  /e^wn  537 

speech  582 

dissertation  595 

pastoral  998 
funeral  -  363 
sermon  izer  584 
seroon  72 
serosity /»?ci333 

water  337 
serpent 

tortuous  248 

*«aA:(?  366 

Ais-^  409 

ti'tnrf  instnnnent 

417 

?/)ise  498 

deceiver  548 

cunning  702 

evil-doer  913 

X-??ave  941 

demon  949 
the  old  -  978 
great  sea  -  515 
serpentine  248 
serrated 


angular  244 

notched  257 
serried  crowded  72 

(/f«s«  321 
serum  lymph  333 

?r«/er  337 
servant  help  711 

re/ainer  746 
-of  all  work 690 
serve  business  625 

?/^z7i/;y  644 

«irf  707 

tvarfare  722 

o^ey  743 

«f?TO?(^746 

(?t'o?-A;  680) 

-  an  apprenticeship 
539 

-  faithfully  743 

-  out  972 

-  one  right 
retaliation  718 
nght  922 
punish  972 

-  as  a  substitute  147 

-  one's  turn  644 

-  with  a  writ  969 
service  good  618 

utility  644 

use  677 

warfare  722 

servitude  749 

W07'ship  990 

n^e  998 
at  one's  -  763 
press  into  the  -  677 
render  a  - 

utility  644 

benevolence  906 
serviceable 

useful  644 

<70orf  648 
servility 

obseguiovs  886 

{fiattery  933) 
servitor  746 
servitorship  749 
servitude  749 
penal  -  972 
sesame,  open  - 

opening  260 

watchivm'd  550 

spell  993 
sesqui-  87 
sesquipedalia  verba 

577 
sesquipedalian 

long  200 
sess  812 
sessile  46 

session  council  696 
sessions  law  966 
set  condition  7 

join  43 

coherence  46 

g^ro?//?  72 

c/as5  75 
^?7n  150 

tendency  176 

;;/ace  184 


SET 


SET 


SET 


SEW 


formZ^ 
sharpen  253 
direction  27^ 
go  down  306 
dense  321 
habit  %n 
prepare  673 
gang  712 
impose  741 
make  a  dead- at  7J 6 

-  about  begin  66 
vndei'take  676 

-  abroach  73 

-  one's  affections  on 
897 

-  afloat 
oiiginate  153 
publish  531 

-  against 
ojipose  708 
quarrel  713 
hate  898 
awgry  900 
(counteract  179) 

-  against  one 
another  464 

-  agoing 
impulse  276 
propulsion  284 
aid  707 

-apart 

sepaj'ate  AA 

exclude  55 

select  609 
-aside 

displace  185 

disj'egai'd  458 

neglect  4G0 

negative  536 

tvyeci  610 

dwfw««  678 

an/iM/  756 

re/tiW  764 

7«o<  dbserxe  773 

relinquish  782 

dereliction  927 

-  one's  back  up  878 

-  before 
infoi^m  527 
choice  609 

-  before  oneself  620 
-by  636 

-  one's  cap  at 
fore  897 
endearment  ^(Xi 

^  on  a  cast  621 
-down 
[see  beimc] 

-  by  the  ears  898 

-  at  ease  831 

-  an  example 
tnodel22 
niotire  615 

-  the  eyes  on  441 

-  one's  face  against 
oj)pose  708 

refuse  764 
disapprove  932 

-  the  fashion 
influence  175 


mtthorltyTiT 
fashion  852 

-  fast  704 

-  on  fire 
ignite  384 
excite  8'U 

-  on  foot  66 

-  foot  on  294 

-  forth  show  525 
assert  535 
desaibe  594 

-  f  omard  293 

-  free  750 
-going 

[see  -  agoing] 

-  one's  hand  to  467 

-  one's  heart  upon 
resolve  604 
desire  865 

-at  hazard  665 

-  in  begin  66 
ram  &48 

-  on  its  I^s 
establish  150 

-  on  one's  l^s 
strengthen  159 
restore  669 

-  in  motion 
move  264 
nse%77 

-  to  music  416 

-  at  naught 
make  light  of  4^ 
reject  610 
oppose  708 

de/y  715 
disobey  142 
not  observe  773 
dereliction  9r27 

-  no  store  by 
make  light  of  4SS 
de^nsemO 

compensaiion  30 
dejxirt  293 
improve  658 
discount  813 
adorn  845 
dwjT^ay  882 
-on  615 

-  in  order  60 

-  out  arrange  60 
begins 
depart  293 
decorate  845 
display  8S2 

-  over  755 

-  phrase  566 

-  a  price  812 

-  purpose  620 
-at  rest  end  67 

ansicerA&i 
adjudge  480 
completely 
compact  769 
-right 
inform  527 
disclose  529 
feacA  537 
reinstate  660 


vindicate  937 

-  to  rights  60 

-  sail  293 

-  the  seal  on  729 

-  one's  seal  to  467 

-  store  by  642 

-  straight 
straighten  246 
pacify  723 

-  the  table  in  a  roar 
&40 

-  one's  teeth  604 

-  terras 
manifest  525 
phrase  566 
style  574 

-  a  trap  for  545 

-  to  contend  720 
warl'H 

-  in  towards  286 
-up 

oitginate  153 
strengthen  159 
jjroduce  161 
tqyright  212 
raise  2m 
successfullSl 
ptvsperouslM 

-  up  shop  676 
-upon 

resolved  604 
oi^oc^  716 
desirous  8^ 
(intending  620) 

-  too  high  a  value 
upon  482 

-  watch  459 

-  one's  wits  to 
work  think  451 

imagine  515 
plan62Q 

-  to  work 
undertake  676 
i77i]X)se  741 

set  down 

record  551 

A?/mi/ia^e879 

slight  929 

censure  932 
give  one  a  - 

confute  479 
-as  484 
-for  484 

-  a  cause  for  hearing 
969 

-to  155 

-  in  writing  551 
setaceous  256 
setose  256 

sett  learn  771,  787 
settee  215 
setter  366 
settle  regulate  60 

establish  150 

be  located  184 

bench  215 

cometorest^X^ 

subside  306 

iti«361 

decide  4^ 


choose  609 
vanquish  731 
consent  762 
compact  769 
pay  807 

-  accounts  pay  807 
accowji^8ll 

-down 
stabUUy  150 
mocfero^e  174 
locate  oneself  184 

-  into  144 

-  matters  723 

-  preliminaries  673 

-  property  781 

-  the  question  478 

-  to  sleep  683 

-  upon  give  784 

-  with7?ay  807 
settled  [see  settle] 

ended&l 
account  -  811 

-  opinion  484 

-  purpose  620 
settlement  [see  settle] 

location  184 
colony  188 
dregs  653 
compact  769 
deed  111 
property  780 
strict  -  781 
settler  188 
settlor  784 
seven  98 

in  -league  boots  274 
wake  the  - 

sleepers  404 
seventy  98 
sever  44 

several  special  79 
plural  100 
many  102 

-  times  104 
several  ize  465 
severally 

divided  44 

respectively  79 
severalty  44 
severe 

energetic  171 

symmetry  242 

-  style  576 

harsh  739 

j9az7i/w/830 

simple  8i9 

ei-ittcal  932 
severely  vej'y  31 
severity  739 
sew  43 
sewage 

excretion  299 

JUth  653 
sewed  up 

drvnk  959 
sewer  drain  350 

cloaca  6o3 
sewerage 

drainage  652 

jiUhess 

209 


SEW 


SHA 


SHA 


SUA 


sewer-gas  663 

sewing-silk  20^ 
!?ex  kind  75 
tvoman  374 
fair  -  374 
sexagenariar  130 
sexagenary  9i) 
sextant  angle  21 1 

circle  247 
serctodecimo  593 
sexton 
interment  3G3 
clergy  'j90 
sextuple  98     • 
seyyid  745 
shabby  in^iTJf^GiS 
deteriorated  659 
«^^«(7y819 
wean  874 
disgraceful  940 
(6ac?  649) 
shabby-genteel  851 
shackle 
fastening  45 
hinder  706 
restrain  751 
/6//er  752 
shade  degree  26 
^/A/a//  giiantity  32 
7A<«??e-?362 
darkness  421 
shadow  424 
«)^OMr428 
conceal  528 
screen  530 
J9ain<  556 
fi/'/zos^  980 
distribution  of  - 

4'21 
in  the  - 
hidden  528 
out  of  repute  874 
shadow  of  a  - 
«ma^/  32 
</im422 

throw  into  the  - 
swpass  303 
conceal  528 
f/tory  873 
throw  all  else  into 

the  -  642 
thrown  into  the  - 
mferioi'  34 
disrepute  874 
under  the  -  of  664 
without  a  -  of 

doubt  474 
shades : 

-  below  982 

-  of  death  300 

-  of  difference  15 

-  of  evening  422 
shading  421 

-off  26 
shadow 
unsubstantial  4 
copy  21 
small  2,2 

accompaniment  88 
<Ain  203 


sequence  281 

dark  421 

shade  424 

dream  515 

demon  ^ISQ 
fight  with  a  -  699 
follow  as  a  -  28 J 
partial  -  422 
without  a  -  of 
turning  141 
worn  to  a  - 

thin  203 

worse  for  wear 
659 

-  of  coming  events 
511 

-  forth 
dim  423 
p?'edict  511 
metaph&r  521 
represent  554; 

may  your  -  never 
be  less 

courtesy  894 

respect  928 

aj)j)robation  931 
take  the  -  for  the 
substance 

credulous  486 

mistake  495 

unskilful  699 
under  the  -  of 

one's  wing  664 
shadowy 

unsubstantial  4 

invisible  447 
shaft  deep  208 
frame  215 

pit  260 

air-pirn  351 

//an«;/e  633 

weapori  727 

(missile  284) 
t^haggy  256 
shagreen  223 
shah  745 
shake  toiler  149 

weak  160 

vibrate  314 

agitation  315 

^Aiver  383 

^n«  407 

music  416 

dissuade  616 

injure  659 

impress  821 

excited  824 

/ear  860 

-  one's  faith  485 
-hands 

pacification  723 
friendship  888 
courtesy  85)4 
forgive  918 

-  the  head 
dissent  489 
rfe«y536 
refuse  764 
disapprove  932 

-ofl^ 


-  off  the  yoke  750 

-  to  pieces  162 

-  one's  sides  838 

-  up  315 

shakedown  Jeof  215 
shakes,  no  great  - 

ti^ifling  643 

itnpe?fect  651 
shako  Aa^  225 

helmet  717 
shaky  ?z;eaA;  160 

in  dafiger  665 

fearful  860 
shallop  273 
shallow 

no<  c?e62?  209 

«g'??.o?"a«M91 

ignoramus  493 

/oo^isA  499 


-  pretext  617 

-  profundity  855 
shallow-brain 

/oo^  501 
shallowness  209 
shallow-pated  499 
shallows 

danger  667 
shamfalsehood  544 

deceptioji  545 

-  fight  720 
shaman  994 
shamanism  992 
shamble 

dawdle  275 

stagger  315 
shambles  361 
shame 

disrepute  874 

wron^  923 

certMtre  932 

chastity  960 
cry  -  upon  932 
false  -  855 
for  -  874 
sense  of  -  879 

-  the  devil  939 
to  one's  -  be  it 

spoken  874 
shamefaced  881 
shameful 

disgraceful  874 

profligate  945 
shameless 

impudent  885 

T^ofligale  945 

indecent  961 
shandredhan  272 
shank  support  215 

instrument  033 
Shanks's  mare  266 
shanty  189 
shape/orm  240 

aspect  448 

{state  7) 

(convert  144)' 

-  one's  course 
direction  278 
pursuit  622 
<»o42«^692 


-  out  a  course 
plan  C26 

shapeless 

amorphous  241 

wgr^j/  846 
shapely 

symmetrical  243 

comely  845 
share  par^  51 

participate  778 

allotted  portion 
786 

-  and  share  alike 
778 

shareholder  778 
shark  thief  7^2 

{cheat  548) 
sharp  energetic  171 

violent  173 

acw^e  253 

sensible  375 

^n9'e;3i392 

-  sotmcZ  410 

musical  tone  413 

intelligent  498 

acii^e  682 

c/ei;er  698 

cunning  702 

/ee/ing'  821 


censorious  932 
look  - 

(•flA-e  care  459 
6e  aciii;e  682 

-  appetite  865 

-  contest  720 

-  ear  418 

-  eye  441 

-  fellow 
active  682 
proficient  700 

-  frost  Sas 

-  look-out 
vigilance  459 
expectation  507 

-  pain  378 

-  practice 
cunning  702] 
severity  739 
improbity  940 

-  set  865 
sharpen 

[fee  sharp] 
excite  824 

-  one's  tools  673 

-  one's  wits  537 
sharpener  253 
sharper  thief 'i^ 

{cheat  548) 
sharpness  253 
sharpshooter  726 
sharpshootinp;  716 
Shaster986 
shatter  dLyoin  44 

render  powerless  158 

destroy  162 
shatter-Drained  503 
shattered  weak  160 
SatigmC.  688 

210 


SHA 


SHI 


SHO 


SHO 


shave  reduce  195 
shorten  201 
layer  204 
smooth  255 
grate  330 

ghaving  small  32 

layer  204 

JUament  205 

(pari  51) 
shawl  225 
she  374 
sheaf  72 
shear  reduce  195 

shorten  201 

ia^-e  789 
shears  253 
sheath 

receptacle  191 

envelope  223 
sheathe 

moderate  174 

c^o^/te  225 

-  the  sword  723 
sheathing  223 
shed  scatter  73 

building  189 
ewi^  297 
oitJe  784 

-  blood  361 

-  light  upon  420 

-  a  lustre  on  873 

-  tears  839 
Shedim  980 
sheen  420 
sheep  366 
sheep-dog  366 
sheep-fold  232 
sheepish  881 
sheep's  eye,  cast  a  - 

desire  ^iS& 
modest  881 
endearment  902 
sheer  simple  4Si 
complete  52 

-  off  avoi.d  623 
{deparfUdZ) 

sheet  layer  204 

covenng  223 

paper 5Q3 

white  -  penance  952 
winding  -  363 

-  of  fire  382 

-  of  water  343 
sheet-anchor 

safety  666 


phcet-lightning  423 
heik  mler  745 


shelf 
support  215 
rock  667 
on  the  - 
powerless  158 
disused  678 
inaction  681 

shell  cover  223 
coffin  363 
bombard  716 


&om6  727 

-  out  807,  809 
shell-fish  366 
shelter  safety  664 

refuge  666 

-  oneself  uEder 
plea  of  617 

sheltie  271 
shelve  locate  184 

slojye  217 

neglect  460 

cfmi^e  678 
shelving  beach  217 
shend  659 
shepherd 

tender  of  sheep  370 

director  694 

pastor  996 
Shepherd,  the  Good  - 

976 
sheplierd's  dog  366 
Sheppard,  Jack  -  792 
shere  32 
sheriff  965 
shibboleth  550 
shield 

heraldry  550 

safety  664 

buckler  666 

defend  717 

scutcheon  877 
look  only  at  one 

side  of  the  -  481 
reverse  of  the  - 

rear  235 

counter  evidence  4x& 
under  the  -  of  664 
shift  change  140 

convert  144 

substitute  147 

changeable  149 

chemise  225 

ynot'e  264 

transfer  270 

deviate  279 

prevaricate  546 

i?;ea  617 

cunning  702 

(expedient  626) 
last  -  601 
make  a  -  with 

substitute  147 

t<«e  677 
put  to  one's  -s 

difficulty  704 

poverty  804 

-  one's  ground  607 

-  off  rfe/^r  133 

-  for  oneself 
conduct  692 
freedom  748 

left  to  -  for  oneself 
893 

-  one's  quarters  264 

-  the  scene  140 

-  to  and  fro  149 
shiftinj^  \see  shift] 

transient  111 

-  sands  149 

-  trust  or  use  783 


shiftless 

unprepared  674 

inhabile  699 
shillelah  727 
shilling  800 
shilly-shally  605 
shimmer  420 
shindy  720 
shine  light  420 

beauty  845 

glory  873 
take  the  -  out  of  874 

-  in  conversation  588 

-  forth  873 

-  upon 
illumine  420 
aid  707 

shingle  330 
shinmg  [see  shine] 

-  light  sage  500 
shiny  420 

ship  lade  190 
transfer  270 
vessel  273 
take  -  sail  267 
depart  293 
one's  -  coming  in 
803 

-  of  the  line  726 
shipboard,  on  -  273 
ship-load 

much  31 

cargo  190 

{abundance  639) 
shipman  269 
shipmate  890 
shipment 

contents  190 

transfer  270 
shippeu  189 
shipping  273 
shipshape  order  58 

confcn'mity  82 

skill  698 
shipwreck 

destruction  162 

vanquish  731 

faUure  732 
shire  181 
shirk  avoid  623 

disobey  742 
shirt  225 
Shiva  979 
shive 

small  piece  83 

layer  "HM 
shiver 

small  piece  2Si 

divide  44 

destroy  162 

filament  205 

shake  315 

brittle  328 

cold  383 

/ear  860 
go  to  -8  162 

-  in  one's  shoes  860 
shivery  brittle  328 

powdery  830 
shoal 


assemblage  72 

multitude  102 

shalkno  209 
shoals  danger  667 
surrounded  by- 

diffix.'ulty  704 
shock  5Ae«/ 72 

violence  173 

concf/ssion  276 

agitatio?i  315 

tinexpected  508 

discord  713 

ofec-^  821 

Wiwe  824 

/?ain  828 

p'i?;e  2?am  830 

rfi^^iA:^  88r 

scandalize  932 

{contest  720) 
shocking  ftacf  049 

painful  830 

wg-^y  846 

vulgar  851 

fearful  860 

disreputable  874 

Aa/fe/w/  898 
in  a  -  temper  901a 
shockingly 

?nwc^31 
shod  225 
shoddy  645 
shoe  support  215 

c?re55  225 

hindrance  706 
stand  in  the  -s  of 

commission  755 

deputy  759 

where  the  - 

pinches 

badness  649 

difficniliy  704 

oj)position  708 

sensibility  822 

painful  830 
shoemaker  225 
shofle  272 
shog  173 
shoot 

offspring  167 

expand  194 

cfar^  274 

»rc»p€^284 

A,7«  361 

7?am  378 

execute  972 

teach  the  young 
idea  to  -  537 

-  ahead  282 

-  ahead  of  303 

-  at  716 

-  out  beams  420 

-  up  increase  35 
prominent  250 
{ascend  305) 

shooting  [«ee  shoot] 
cAa«e  622,' 

-  pain  3f  8 

-  star  318 
shooting-coat  225 

I  shop  buy  795 


SHO 


SHO 


SHO 


SHU 


mart  799 
keep  a  - 
business  625 
trade  794 
shut  up  -  end  67 
cease  142 
relinquish  624 
rest  687 

smell  of  the  -  851 
shopkeeper  797 
shoplifter  792 
shoplifting  791 
shopman  797 
shopmate  890 
shopping  794,  795 
shore 
support  215 
border  331 
land  342 
buttress  IIV! 
hug  the  -  286 
on -342 

-  up  215 
shoreless  180 
shorn  cut  shoi't  21 

deprived  776 

-  of  its  beams 
dim  422 
inglcnic»js  874 

-  lamb  828 
short 

not  long  201 
brittle  328 
concise  572 
uncivil  895 
come  -  of,  fall  -  of 
inferior  34 


insufficient  640 
in  -  concisely  572 
compendium  596 

-  allowance  640 

-  answer  895 

-  breath  688 
-by  201 

-  of  cash  804 

-  commons 
insufficiency  640 
fasiiny  956 

-  cut  straight  246 
mid-course  628 

-  distance  197 

-  life  and  merry  840 

-  measure  53 
at  -  notice 

tramient  111 
early  132 

-  of  small  32 
inferior  34 
subtraction  38 
incom^ele  53 
shortcoming  304 
insufficient  640 

-  sea  348 
make  -  work  of 

destroy  162 
active  682 
Aflw^e  684 
complete  729 
conquer  731 


punish  972 
shortcoming 

inequality  28 

inferiority  34 

motion  short  of  304 

non-completion  730 
shorten  201 

-  sail  275 
shorthand  590 
short-handed  651 
shorthorn  366 
short-lived  111 
shortly  soon  132 
shortness  201 

for  -  sake  572 
short-sighted 

myopic  443 

mi^udging  481 

foolish  499 
short-winded 

weak  160 

fatigue  688 
short-witted  499 
shot  missile  284 

variegated  440 

g-wess  514 

war  material  722, 
727 

J?rice813 

reward  973 
bad  -  701 
exchange -s  720 
good  -  700 
have  a  -  at  716 
like  a -113 
ofE  like  a  -  623 
random  - 

experiment  463 

chance  621 
round  -  727 

-  in  the  locker  632 
not  have  a  -  in  one's 

locker  804 
shot-free  815 
should  be  : 
no  better  than  she  - 

961 
what  -  922 
shoulder 
support  215 
projection  250 
shove  276 
broad  -ed  159 
cold  -  289 
have  on  one's 
on  the  -s  of 
highsm 
elevated  307 
instrumentality  631 
shrug  the  -s 
\see  shrug] 
rest  on  the  -s  of  926 
take  upon  one's  -s 
676 

-  arms  673 

-  a  musket  722 

-  to  shoulder 
cooperate  709 
party  712 

-  to  the  wheel 


-8  625 


resolution  604 

undertaking  676] 
shoulder-knot  847 
shout  loud  404 

cry  411 

rejoice  838 

{voice  580) 
shove  276 
give  a  -  to 

aid  707 
shovel 

receptacle  191 

transfer  270 

nehide  272 

fire-iron.  386 

cleanness  652 
put  to  bed  with  a  - 
363 

-  away  297 
shovel-hat  999 
show  visible  446 

appear  448 

draw  attention  457 

evidence  467 

demonstrate  478 

manifest  525 

parade  882 
dumb  -  550 
make  a  -  544 
mere  -  544 
peep-  840 

-  one's  cards  529 

-  cause  527 

-  one's  colours  550 

-  one's  face 
presence  186 
manifest  525 
disclose  529 

-  fight  dffy  715 
attack  716 
defend  717 
brave  861 

-  in  front  303 

-  one's  cards  529 

-  one's  hand  529 

-  a  light  pair  of 
heels  623 

-  itself  446 

-  of  similarity  17 
probability  472 

-  oflE  display  882 
boast  884 

-  one's  teeth  715 

-  up  visible  446 
manifest  525 
ridicule  856 
degrade  874 
censure  932 
accuse  938 

shower 
assemblage  72 
rain  348 

-  down 
abundance  639 

-  down  upon 
cjive  784 
liberal  816 

showman  524 
showy  colour  428 
beauty  845 


ornament  847 

ostentatious  882 
shrapnel  727 
shred  small  32 

filament  205 

{part  51) 
shrew  901 
shrewd 

knowing  490 

wise  498 

cunning  702 

{clever  698) 
shriek  411 
shrievalty  965 
shrieve  965 
shrift 


absolution  952 
shriftless  951 
shrill  410 
shrimp  193 
shrine  tomb  363 

temple  1000 
shrink  decrease  36 

shrivel  195 

f70  back  283,  287 

unwilling  603 

Gtoic?  623 

sensitive  822 

-  from /ear  860 
dislike  867 
AaCe  898 

shrive  952 
shrivel 

contract  195 

{decrease  36) 
shrivelled  ^Am  208 

(sma^;  193) 
shroud/wnera/  368 

hide  528 

.«f«/(??;y  664 

defend  717 
-ed  in  mystery  519 
shrub  plant  367 

plantation  371 
shrug  «^(7n  550 

(Aini!  527) 

-  the  shoulders 
dissent  489 
submit  725 
discontent  832 
dislike  867 
contempt  930 
disapprobation  933 

shrunk  /i«/e  193 

shrink  195 
shudder  co/cf  383 

/car  860 
make  one  - 

painful  830 

-  at  aversion  867 
Aa^e  898 

shuffle  mix  41 
derange  61 
change  140 
interchange  148 
changeable  149 
moiJe  slowly  275 
agitate  315 
falsehood  544 

312 


SHU 


SID 


SIG 


SIL 


untt'v.th  546 

Siberia  383 

sideratlon  158 

irresolute  605 

sibi  gladio  hunc 

sidereal  318 

recant  607 

jugulo,  suo  -  718 
sibilation  hiss  409 

siderite  288 

improbity  940 

Sideromancy  511 

-  the  cards 

disrespect  929 

side-saddle  215 

begin  again  66 

disapprobation  932 

side-scene  299 

change  140 

Sibyl  oracle  513 

sidesman  996 

chance  621 

ugly  846 
Sibylline  511 

sidewalk  627 

prepare  673 

sideways 

patience  and  - 

-  leaves  513 

oblique  217 

the  cards  8::6 

sic  imitation  19 

lateral  23Q 

-  o£E  rwTi  aw^ay  623 

exact  494 

side-wind 

-  off  this  mortal  coil 

si  -  omnes  1  948 

oblique  217 

360 

-  transit  gloria 

circuit  620 

-  on  266 

mundi  111 

cunning  702 

shuffler  548 

-  volo  sic  jubeo  600 

sidle  oi^igt^e  217 
lateral  236 

shun  avoid  623 

-  vos  non  vobis  791 

dislike  867 

siccity  340 

deviate  zrd 

shunt  transfer  270 

sick  i/;  655 

siege  716 

deviate  279 

make  one  - 

lay  -  to  716 

shunted 

painful  830 

state  of -722      • 

shelved  460 

aversion  867 

siege-train  727 

shut  261 

visitation  of  the  - 

siesta  683 

-the  door  761 

998 

sieve  sort  60 

-  the  door  in  one's 

-  at  heart  837 

perforate2m 

face  764 

-  of  wea?^  841 

clean  652 

-thedoor  upon  893 

dislike  8ti7 

pour  water  into  a  - 

-  one's  ears 

satiated  8m 

waste  638 

deaf  419 

sick-chamber  655    ^ 

lavishSlS 

not  believe  487 

sicken  nauseate  395 

stop  one  hole  in  a  - 

-  the  eyes  442 

disease  655 

819 

-  one's  eyes  to 

pain  830 

sitt  simplify  42 

not  attend  to  458 

weary  841 

neglect  460 

disgust  867 

inquire  461 

not  believe  487 

sickener 

discriminate  465 

permit  7m 

too  much  641 

clean  652 

not  observe  773 

sicMe  ]X)i7ited  244 

-  the  chaff  from  the 

-  the  gates  of 

sharp  253 

wheat  609 

mercy  914a 

sickly  weak  160 

sigh  839 

-  in  751 

sick-room  655 

-  for  865 

-  oneself  np  893 

side 

sighing  like 

-  out  exclude  55 

consanguinity  11 

furnace  902 

prohibit  761 

edge  231 
latej'ality  236 

sight  much  31 

-  up  shop  end  67 

multitude  102 

cease  142 

pa7ty  712 

vision  441 

relinquish  624 

at  one's  - 197 

appearance  448 
ugly  846 

repose  687 

on  every  -  227 

-  up  close  261 

on  one  -  243 

pivdigy  872 

confute  479 

on  one's  -  714 

at  -  soon  132 

imprison  751 

look  only  at  one  - 

seeing  441 

(inclose  229) 

of  the  shield  481 

dim  -  443 

shutter  424 

pass  from  one  - 

in  -  446 

Bhuttlecock  605 

to  another  607 

in  -  of  near  197 

shy  deviate  279 

take  up  a  -  476 

seen  441 

draw  back  283 

wrong  -  up  218 

keep  in  -  457 
within  -  of  shore 

2)ropel284 

^  by  side 

avoid  623 

accompaniment  88 
near  197 

858 

fearful 8G0 

sightless 
blind  442 

cowardly  862 

laterality  236 

modest  881"! 

party  712 
from  -  to  side  314 

invisible  447 

fight  -  of  623 

ugly  846 
sightly  845 

have  a  -  at  716 

-  with  aid  707 

-  of  belief  407 

cooperate  709 

sights,  see  -  455 

-  cock  862 

concord  714 

sightseeing  441 

-  of  doubtful  485 

side-arms  727 

sightseer 

unwilling  603 

side-blow  702 

spectator  444 

cautious  864 

sideboard  191 

curiosity  455 

dislike  8Q7 

side-drum  417 

sigil  seal  550 

Siamese  twins  89 

sideling  279 

evidence  769 

3ibll 

sidelong  236 

sigmoidal  248 

sign  attest  467 

omen  512 

indication  650 

record  551 

write  590 

compact  769 

prodigy  872 
give  -  of  525 
make  no  -  585 
-s  of  the  times 

omen  512 

warning  668 
-s  of  the  zodiac  318 
signal  g7'eat  31 

sign  '550 

i7nportant  642 
give  the  -  741 
-  of  distress  669 
ize 

Indicate  550 

gl07y  873 


signally  31 
signal-post  668 
signature 

mark,  identifica- 
tion 550 

writings^ 

compact  769 

security  771 
sign-board  550 
signet 

mark,  identificct- 
tion  550 

sign  of  authority 
747 

compact  769 

(evidence  467) 
writer  to  the  -  968 
significant 
{see  signify] 

important  642 

(cfear  518) 
signifies,  what  -  643 
signify 

forebode  511 

mean  516 

inform  527 
signior  875 
sign-manual  550,  590 
signor  877 
sign-painter  559 
sign-painting  555 
sign-post  550 
signum,  ecce  -  550 
sikc  348 
silence  disable  158 

no  sound  403 

confute  479 

latency  526 

concealment  528 

aphony  581 

taciturn  585 

check  731 
silentio,  sub  - 

silent  403 

inattention  458 

latent  526 
silhouette 

outline  290 

213 


SIL 


SIN 


SIR 


SKA 


portrait  556 
Biliquose  191 
Bilk  5?;zooi/i  255 

soft  324 
-gown 

barrister  968 
make  a  -  purse  out 
of  a  sow's  ear  471 
Bi'lken  repose  680 
£ilkiness 

voluptuousness  95^1 
sill  215 
Billy 

credvl&us  486 

imbecile  499 

insane  503 
silt  dirt  653 

(remainder  40) 
silvan  367 
silver  bright  420 

white  4t)0 

grey  432 

money  800 
bait  with  a  -  hook 

615 
-lining  of  the  cloud 

858 
silver-toned  413 
simagree  855 
similarity  17 
-  of  form  240 
simile 

similarity  17 

comparison  464 

metaphor  521 
Bimilitude 

likeness  17 

copy  21 
Bimmer 

agitation  315 

boil  3S2,3&i 

excitement  824 
simmering  825 
Simon,  Simple  -  547 
Simon  Pure 
the  real  -  494 
Simon  Stylites  893 
simony  964 
simper  smile  838 

affectation  855 
simple  mere  32 

unmixed  42 

credulous  486 

silly  im 

-  language  576 

herb  662 

artless  703 

unadorned  849 
-meaning  516 
Simple  Simon  547 
simple-hearted 

i?'M«543 
Bimplcncss  42 
simpleton  501 
simplex  munditiis  849 
simplicity  [see 
simple]  849 

ignorance  491 
simplify  {see  8imi)k;] 

elucidate  518 


simply  little  3S 

singly  87 
more- 

interpreted  522 
simulate 

resemble  17 

imitate  19 

c/«ea<  544 
simultaneous  120 
sin  vice  945 

9-?/!/;;  947 
sinapism  662 
since  under  the 
circumstances  8 

after  117 

cause  155 

r^astw  476 
sincere 

veracious  543 

ingenuous  703 

/eg^inff  821 
sine  217 
sine  :  -  enra  831 

-  die  never  107 
defer  133 

-  ictu  158 

-  qua  non 
required  630 
important  642 
condition  770 

sinecure  681 
no -682 
sinew  159 
sinewless  158 
sinews  of  war 

money  800 

sinful  945 

sing  music  416 

poetry  597 

rejoice  838 

-  lo  triumphe  884 
-out  411 

-  praises 
approve^Zl 
worship  990 

-  small  879 
singe  384 
singer  416 
single  unmixed  42 

unit  87 
secluded  893 
unmarried  904 
ride  at  -  anchor 
863 

-  combat  720 

-  file  69 

-  out  609 
single-handed 

one  87 

easy  705 

unassisted  706 
single-minded  703 
singleness  [see  single] 

-  of  heart 
artless  703 
probity  939 

-  of  purpose 
perseverance  604a 
artless  703 

single-stick  720 


sing-song  414 
singular 

special  79 

exceptional  83 

one%7 
singularly  very  31 
sinister  left  239 

6arf649 

^'^c^ow«  945 
bar- 

imperfect  651 

disrepute  874 
sinistrality  239 
sinistrous 

sw^^en  901a 
sink  destroy  162 

descend  306 

fower  308 

submerge  310 

neglect  460 

conceal  528 

cfoaca  653 

fatigue  688 

vanquish  731 

/ai^  732 

adversity  735 

p«m  828 

depressed  837 

{decay  659) 

-  back  661 

-  of  corruption  653 

-  into  the  grave  360 

-  of  iniquity  945 

-  in  the  mind 
thought  451 
memm^  505 
«a?d<e  824 

-money  809 

-  into  oblivion  506 

-  or  swim 
certainty  474 
perseverance  604a 

sinking : 
heart  -  837 

-  fund  802 
sinless  946 
sinned  against  than 

sinning,  more  -  946 
sinner  949 
sin-offering  952 
sinuous  248 
sinus  252 
sip  small  32 

drink  298 
siphon  350 
sippet  298 
sir  man  373 

title  877 

-  Oracle  88 
sirdar  745 
sire  166 
siren 

sea-nymph  341 
musician  416 
seducing  615 
evil-doer  913 
demon  980 
sorcerer  994 
song  of  the  -s  615 

-  strains  415 


sirene  musical 

instrument  417 
siriasis  503 
sirius  423 
sirocco  wind  349 

heat  382 
sirrah  1  949 
sister  kin  11 

likeness  17 

nurse  662 
sisterhood 

party  712 

frail  -  962 

sisterly  906 

sisters : 

weird  -  994 

-  three  601 
Sisyphus,  task  of  - 

useless  645 
difficult  704 
{not  complete  730) 
sit  308 

-  down  settle  184 
lie  213 

stoop  308 
-in  judgment 
adjudge  480 
jurisdiction  965 
lawsuit  969 

-  on  215 

-  on  thorns 
annoyance  828 
fear  mi 

site  183 
sith 

circumstanced 

reason  476 
sitting  [see  sit] 

incubation  673 

convocation  696 

-  up  ^a/e  133 
M'orA;  686 

sitting-room  191 
situ,  in  - 

situation  183 

quiescence  265 
situation 

circumstances  8 

»toc«  183 

location  184 

business  625 
out  of  a  -  185 
Siva  979 
six  98 

-  of  one  and  half-a- 
dozen  of  the  othei 
27 

sixes  and  sevens,  at  - 

disorder  59 

discord713 
sixty  98 
sizar  746 
size  magnitude  31 

glue  45 

arrange  60 

dimensions  192 

viscid  352 
skate 

locomotion  266 

wAic^  272 

214 


SKA 


SLA 


SLE 


SLI 


skating  840 
ekean  727 
skedaddle  623 
skein  219 
tangled  -  59 
skeleton 

remains  40 

essential  part  50 

thin  203 

support  215 

corpse  362 

plan  626 
reduced  to  a  -  659 

-  in  the  closet 
bad  649 
painful  830 

skeptic 

{see  sceptic] 
sketch  form  240 
represent  554 
paint  556 
describe  594 
plan  626 
sketcher  559 
sketchy 

incomplete  53 
feeble  575 
unfinished  730 
skew  217 
skewer  45 
skid  support  215 
hindrance  706 
skies  : 

exalt  to  the  -  873 
praise  to  the  -  933 
skiff  273 
skill  698 
acquisition  of  - 

539 
game  of  -  840 
skillet  191 
skim  move  266 
navigate  267 
rapid  274 
neglect  460 
summarize  596 
skin  outside  220 
tegument  223 
peel  226 

wet  to  the  -  a39 
with  a  whole- 670 
without  -  822 
mere  -  and  bone 

203 
~  a  flint 
impossible  471 
parsimony  819 

-  over  660 
skin-deep 

shallow  209 

external  220 
skinned :  thick-  376 
thin-  375 
skinny  thin  203 

all  sHn  223 
Bkip  jump  309 

neglect  460 

rejoice  838 

(amusement  840) 
skipjack 


mospercms  734 

skipper 

«m  captain  269 

captain  745 
skippingly  70 
skips,  by  -  70 
skirmish  720 
skirmisher  726 
skirt  appendix  39 

pendent  214 

Gfress  225 

surrounding '^sm 

edge  231 

«i«fe  236 
skirting  231 
skirts  of : 
hang  upon  the 

sequence  281 
on  the  -  of 

near  197 
skit  ridicule  856 

detraction  934 

prostitute  962 
skittish 

capricious  608 

excitable  825 

?imz(i  862 

bashful  mi 
skittle  sharper  792 
skittles  840 
skull  450 
skull-cap  225 
skulk  hide  528 

cowardly  862 
skunk  401 
skurry  684 
sky  summit  210 

world  318 

airS38 

necessity  601 
skj-^-aspiring  865 
sky-blue  438 
sky-lark  305 
sky-larking  840 
sky-light  2(50 
sky-rocket  305 
sky-scraper  210 
slab  laijer  204 

sujypoit  215 

flat  251 

puddle  343 

viscous  352 

recwaJ  551 
slabber  «torer  297 

unclean  653 
slack  /oo^e  47 

wmArlOO 

ineri  172 

«/(?U'  275 

coolSSo 

cool  388 

unwilling  603 

insufficient  640 

inactive  083 

/ax  738 
slacken 

/oosen  47 

moderate  174 

r(spw«  687 


hinder  706 

-  one's  pace  275 
slag  embers  384 

rfi;-;;  653 
{remains  40) 
slake  quench  174 
<7raA/'y829 
iffi/'taile  869 
{content  831) 

-  one's  appetite 
mtemperaiice  954^ 

slam  ite^;  276 
^na/)  406 

-  the  door  in  one's 
face  opixjse  708 

refuse  764 
slammerkin  653 
slander  934 
slanderer  936 
slang  563 
slant  217 
slap  instantly  113 

strike  276 

censure  932 

punish  972 

-  in  the  face 
opposition  708 
attack  716 
onge?'  900 
disrespect  929 
disap2)?'obation  932 

-  the  forehead  461 
slap-dash  684 
slash  44 
slashing 

style  574 
slate 
wHting  tablet  590 

-  loose  7/ia(/  503 
slate-coloured  432 
slates  rooj  223 
slattern 

diso^'der  59 

rfir^y  653 

bungler  701 

vulgar  851 

{negliqent  460) 
slatternly 

unskilful  699 
slaughter  861 
slaughter-house  301 
slave  ^6'^/  686 

servant  746 
a- to  749 
slaver  5/«j9  273 

«/o66e7-  297 

fl?e/i  653 

fatter  933 
slavery  ^oi/  686 

subjection  749 
slavish  886 
slay  361 
sleave  59 
sledge  272 
sledge-hammer  276 
with  a  - 

destroy  162 

exertion  686 
sleek  ^moo^A  255 

pretty  845 


^eep 

inactivity  683 
last  -  360 
rock  to  - 

smoothe  174 
send  to  -  841 
not  have  a  wink 
of  -  825 

-  with  one  eye 
open  459 

-  at  one's  post  68a 

-  upon  dejer  133 
consider  451 

sleeper 
support  215 
wake  the  seven  -s 

404 
sleeping  partner  683 
sleepless 

active  682 
sleepy  683 
sleet  383 
sleeve  skein  219 
di'ess  225 

hang  on  the  -  of  74( 
wear  one's  heart 
upon  his  - 
manifest  525 
artless  703 
in  one's  - 
hidden  528 
laugh  in  one's 
rejoice  838 
hope  856 
sleeveless 
foolish  499 
iinreasonaUe  608 

-  errand 
useless  645 
unskilful  699 

sleigh  272 
sleight  skill  698 

-  of  hand 
deception  545 
{interchange  146; 

slender  small  32 
thin  203 
trifling  643 

-  means  804 
slice  ad  44 

mece  51 
layer  204 
slide  dajyse  109 
smooth  255 
wasi?  264 
locomotion  266 
descend  306 

-  back  601 
-in  228 

-  into  144 
sliding 

amusement  840 
sliding-panel  545 
sliding-rule85 
slight «»!«// 32 

rare  322 

r«ey/ec<  460 

disparage  483 

/(?^6/«  575 

trifle  &^ 

215 


SLI 


SLU 


SMA 


SMO 


dereliction  927 

disrespect  929 

contempt  930 
slight-made  203 
sliiy 

surreptitimishj  544 

craftily  702 
slim  203 
slime  viscous  352 

dirt  653 
sling  hang  214 

project  284 

weapon  727 
slink /ii^e  528 

cowardice  862 
-  away  awic?  623 

disrepute  ^74 

(escape  671) 
blip  swa^^  32 

^toi?se  109 

*^?-ip  205 

descend  306 

«7Tor  495 


/ai^  732 
/afeg  coin  800 
fice  945 
guilt  947 

fjive  one  the  -  671 
et  -  liberate  750 
lose  776 
relinquish  782 

-  away  623 

-  cable  623 

-  the  collar 
escape  671 
free  oneself!^ 

-  'twixt  cup  and  lip 
509 

let  -  the  dogs  of  war 
722 

-  in  {or  -  into)  294 

-  the  memory  506 

-  on  225 

-  over  neglect  460 

-  of  the  pen  568 

-  of  the  tongue 
solecism  568 
stammering  583 

-  through  the  fingers 
miss  an  opportunity 

135 

escape  671 

fail  732 
plipper  225 
hunt  the  -  840 
Klipperjr 

transient  111 

wioo^A255 

greasy  355 

uncertain  475 

vacillating  607 

dangerous  665 

facile  705 

faithless  940 

-  ground  0G7 
slipshod  575 
sJipslop 

absurdity  497 
»0lecism56S 


iveok  language  575 
slit  divide  44 

cM«^  198 

furroiu  259 
sliver  51 
slobber  drivel  ^7 

slop  337 

(?«■<  653 
sloe  black  431 
slogan  722 
sloop  273 
-of -war  726 
slop  spill  297 

water  337 

c?ir«:  653 
slope  oblique  217 

?7m  away  623 
sloppy  mws^  339 

marsh  345 
slops  clothes  225 
slosh  653 
sloth  683 
slouch  fo^^;  207 

oblique  217 

mot' 6  sto^y^y  275 

inactive  683 
slouching  t<^^y  846 
slough 

quagmi?'e  345 

<?iri!  653 

difficulty  704 

adversity  735 

{remains  40) 

-  of  Despond  859 
sloven  bungler  701 
slovenly  untidy  59 

careless  400 
diriy  653 
awkward  699 
vulgar  851 
slow  ^arcZy  133 
i«er^ 172 
moderate  174 
motion  275 
inactive  683 
xvearisome  841 
<;w«  843 
by  -  degrees  26 

-  movement 
7/iWc?ic  415 

march  in  -  time  275 
be  -  to 

unwilling  003 

not  finish  730 

re/M««  764 
slow-coach  701 
slowness  275       • 
slubber 

unclean  653 

{inactive  683) 
slubberdegullion  876 
sludge  653 
slug  A'toz/;  275 

inaction  681 

inactivity  683 

ftM^^f  ^  727 
sluggard  275,  eas 
sluggish  in(?r<  172 

callous  823 
sluice  ;im£^  233 


egress  295 

active  682 

f  tiJer  348 

clever  698 

conduit  350 

feelS21 

open  the  -s  297 

grief  828 
witty  842 

slum  653 

slumber  683 

pretty  845 

slur  stigma  874 

ornamental  84'J 

gloss  over  937 

-  pace  274 

reproach  938 

-  saying  842 

-  over  neglect  460 

-  under  821 

^/ig/j^  483 

smarten  847 

{exclude  55) 

smart-money  973 

{inattention  458) 

smash 

(conceal  528) 
slush  ma?v«/i  345 

destruction.  162 

failure  732 

semiliquid  352 

smatch  390 

rtM-i!  653 

smatterer  493 

slut  ?,miic?y  59 
c?«-<y  653 
unchaste  982 

smattering  491 

jsmear  cover  223 

soil  653 

(neg-^eci!  460) 
sly  stealthy  528 

smell  398 

bad  -  401 

cunning  702 

-  of  the  lamp 

(/«^.fe  544) 

m-nate  style  577 
prepared  673 

smack 

5wza^^  quantity  32 

-  powder  722 

mixture  41 

smell-feast  886 

^>oai!  273 

smelling-bottle  408 

impulse  276 

smelt  heat  3&4 

j;as/;€  390 

prepare  673 
smicker  838 

A:iss  902 

^/ra-e  972 

smile  cheerful  836 
rejoice  838 

-  the  lips 

pleasure  377 

raise  a -840 

tos^e  390 

-  at  856 

savou?^  394 

-  of  contempt  930 

r6/oice  838 

-  of  fortune  734 

-  of  resemble  17 

-  upon  aid  707 

small 

courtesy  894 

-  in  degree  32 

endearment  902 

-  m  size  193 

smirch 

become  -  195 

blacken  431 

feel  -  879 

dirty  653 

of  -  account  643 

smirk  838 

esteem  of  - 

smite  maltreat  649 

account  930 

excite  824 

-  arms  727 

afflict  830 

think  -  beer  of  930 

punish  972 

not  think  -  beer  of 

{stnke  276) 

oneself  880 

3mith  690 

-  coin  800 

smitten  love  897 

-  chance  473 

-v/\ih.  moved  Q\?> 

-  by  degrees  30 

-  fry  19§ 

smock  225 

smock-faced  802 

unimportant  643 

smock-frock  225 

commonalty  876 

smoke  dust  330 

-  matter  643 

vapour  330 

-  number  103 

heat  382 

-  part  51 

tobacco  392 

on  a  -  scale  32,  193 

discover  480a 

-  talk  588 

suspect  4S3 

small-bore  727 

unimportant  643 

small-clothes  225 

dirt  653 

smaller 

disresj)ect  929 

in  degree  34 

end  in  - 

in  size  195 

shortcoming  304 

smallness  32 

fail7ire  732 

smalls  225 

-  the  calumet  of 

smalt  438 

peace  723 

smart/;ain378 

smoking  hot  882 

21« 


SMO 


sm 


SNtr 


soc 


Bmokrng-room  191 
smoky  opaque  4;2() 

dirty  653 
smooth  uniform  16 

calm  174' 

not  rough  255 

easy  705 

-  the  bed  of  death 
aidlOT! 
benevolence  906 

-  down  174 

-  over  174 

-  the  ruffled  brow 
of  care  8:^4 

-  sailing  705 

-  water  easy  705 

-  the  way 
facilitate  705 

smooth-bore  727 
smoothly,  go  on  - 

pi'osperovs  734 
smoothness  255 
smooth-tongued 

/ie544 

flatter  933 
smother 

repress  174 

kill  361 

svpm-ess  528 

stifle  sound  581 

restrain  751 

{abide  826) 
smoulder  inert  172 

6Mm382 

latent  526 
smudge  rfi?-/:  653 

blemish  848 
smug  affected  855 
smuggle 

introduce  228 

«/ea^  791 

t^^egra^  964 

(ingress  294) 
smuggler  792 
smut  wacA;  431 

<^^?•^  653 

impU7ity  961 

{blemish  848) 
smutch  431 
snack 

^/rtfl//  quantity  32 

/oorf298 
snacks,  go  -  778 
snaffle  752 
snag  j)rojection  250 

sha7p  253 

danger  667 

hindrance  706 
snail  i?/ow  275 
snake  serjyent  366 

miscreant  913 

scotch  the  -  640 

-  in  the  grass 
Aerfrfew  528 
deceive?'  548 
60(^649 
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667 

evil-doer  913 
ibiav«941 


snake-like 

convolvfed  248 
snap  ftr^ai  44 

6fl(;298 

ftH«/e  328 

«W5€40G 

l^de  895 

-  at  «ei2fi  789 
Ute^O 
censure  932 

-  of  the  fingers 
trifle  643 

-  one's  fingers  at 
defy  715 
insolence  885 
despise  930 

-  the  thread  70 

-  up  seize  789 

-  one  up 
censure  932 

snap-dragon  840 
snappish  901 
snare  decepticm  545 

(source  of  danger 
667) 
snarl  growl  412 

7'M6?e895 

ongry-y  900 

threaten  909 
snatch 

small  quantity  32 

seize  789 

-  at  pursue  622 
seize  789 

-  a  grace  beyond 
the  reach  of  art 
845 

-  from  one's  grasp 
789 

-  from  the  jaws  of 
death  672 

-  a  verdict 
deceive  545 
cunning  702 

snatches,  by  -  70 
sneak  hide  528 
coward  862 


base  940 
knave  941 
bad  man  949 

-  off,  -  out  of  623 
sneer  disimrage  9!C9 

contempt  930 
Uame  932 
sneeze  bloxo  349 
««wj^e409 

-  at  despise  930 
sneezed  at,  not  to 

be -642 

snick 
small  quantity  32 
part  51 

sniff  blow  249 
odmr  398 
discm:ery  480a 

sniffle  349 

snigger  ^awg-A  838 
ndicule  856 
durespect  929 


sniggle  545 
snip 

s;«a^?  quantity  32 

«/M4 

/■rti/o;'  225 
snippet  32 
snip-snap  713 
sn  i  p-snap-snorem 

840 
snirel  tceejj  839 
snivelling 


snob  vulgar  851 

plebeian  876 

seitile  886 
snobbishness 

flattery  933 
snood 

headdress  225 

circ/e  247 
Snooks,  Mr.  -  876 
snooze  683 
snore  7ioise  441 

sleep  0a3 
snort  411,  412 
.snout  250 
snow  ship  273 

ice  383 

white  430 
snow-ball  72 
snow-drift  72 
snub  short  201 

hinder  706 

casi  a  slur  874 

humiliate  879 

J^MS^er  885 

censure  932 
snub-nosed 

distortion  243 

(wfl'/y  846) 
snuff  Wcw  349 

pungent  392 

<wZo«r398 
up  to  - 

sii^/w^  698 

cunning  702 
go  out  like  the  -  of 
a  candle  360 

-  out  destroy  162 
dark  421 

-  up  inhale  396 
smell  398 

snuff-colour  4a3 
snuffing,  want  - 

Ijert  885 
snuffle  Wow  349 

hiss  409 

stammer  583 

hypoaisy  988 
snuffy  653 
snug  c/oserf  261 

comfortable  377 

«o/e  664 

prepared  673 

aw^ew)!  831 

secluded  893 
keep  - 

conceal  528 

«ec/wrfc  893 
make  all  - 


prepare  673 

snuggery  189 
snugness  827 
so  similar  17 

t'ery  31 

therefore  476 

me/IAocZ  627 

-  be  it  assent  488 
consent  762 

-  far  so  good  618 

-  let  it  be  681 

-  much  the  better 
content  831 
rejoicing  838 

-  much  the  worse 
discontent  832 
aggravation  835 

-  to  speak 
similar  17 
metaphor  ^1 

soak  immerse  300 

?ra^er  337 

moist  339 

drunkenness  959 
-up  340 
So-and-so,  Mr.  - 

neology  563 
soap  lubiicate  332 

oi/  356 
soapy  unctuous  355 

seitile  886 

flattery  9*3 
soar  g-z-ea^  31 

Aeig'/i^  206 

/y267 

7-ise  305 
sob  839 
sober  moderate  174 

wise  498 

sfi«e  502 

<7r«i-e  837 

temperate  953 

abstinent  958 

-  down  174,  502 
humility  879 

in  -  sadness 
affirmation  535 

-  senses  502 

-  truth /ac<  494 
sober-mmded  502 

calm  826 

humble  879 
sobriety  958 
sobriquet  565 
so-called 

deception  545 

misnomer  565 
soc  jurisdiction  965 
socage  777 
sociable 

cajiiage  272" 

sociality  892 
social  mankind  873 

sociable  892 

-  circle  892 

-  evil  961 

-  gathering  892 

-  science  910 
socialism 

government  737 

317 


soc 


SOL 


SOM 


SOP 


pariicipation  778 

parley  586 

philanth'^ony  910 

hunting  622 

8oci?'it'  892 

soi-disant 

societj 

asserting  535 

mankind  372 

pretender  548 

party  712 

misnomer  565 

fashion  &52 

t-ae^  880 

sociality  892 

boastful  9m 

position  in  -  873 

soil  region  181 
/a!«(/  342 

Socinianism  984 

sock  hosiery  225 

c?ir^  653 

drama  599 

(ff/ace  846 

socket 

{S2)oil  659) 

recejjtade  191 

(blemish  848) 

concave  252 

till  the - 

socle  215 

agriculture  371 

Socratic  method  4G1 

prepare  673 
soiree  892 

sod  344 

beneath  the  -  363 

sojourn 

sodality 

rfwe^/  186 

party  712 

fl^rfe  189 

fnendship  888 

(resi  265) 

(sociality  892) 

sojourner  188 
solace  7'e/2t/ 834 

sodden  7m)i5<  339 

boiled  384 

recreation  840 

sofa  215 

-  oneself  with 

Soft 

pleasure  827 
solar  318 

religious  sects  mi 

jn-iest  996 

-  system  318 

soft  5to/;/ 142 

solatium  973 

•2/;€aA  160 

sold  to  the  devil  949 

moderate  174 

soldan  745 

smooth  255 

solder  Jom  43 

-noi  AarflJ  324 

cement  45 

)/iois<  aso 

cohere  46 

r/iar^A  345 

soldier  726 

*e/e«ce/403 

soldier-like 

-  sound  405 

war  722 

<Z«fceH13 

brave  861 

credulous  486 

sole  alone  S7 

*i//y  499 

base2n 

/e«i€«<  740 

support  215 

^c/if^er  822 

feme  -  904 

timid  862 

solecism 

((/oci^e  602) 

ungrafnmatical  5G8 

{irresolute  605) 

(sophistry  477) 
soleil,  coup  de  - 

own  to  the  -  im 

peachmcnt  529 

hotm. 

-  music  415 

mad  503 

-  sawder  plea  617 

solemn 

flattery  9m 

affirmation  585 

-  soap  oil  356 

important  642 

flattery  9'3:i 

<7mv6  837 

-  tongue,  -  words 

glorious  873 

894 

ostentatious  882 

3often  [see  soft] 

religious  987 

moderate  174 

worship  990 

redeve  834 

-  mockery  882 

pity  914 
;?(<^^a/e  937 

-  silence  403 

solemnity  n/<?  998 

BofteniuK  of  the 

solemnization  88.J 

brain  158 

sol-fa  416 

softer  sex  374 

solfeggio  415 

soft-hearted  914 

solicit  induce  615 

softling  lf30 

request  765 

softness  324 

rfei'ire  86i 

persuasifnlify  015 

-  the  attention  457 

soft-spoken  894 

solicitor  arfent  758 

soggy  339 

petitioner  767 
lawyer  968 

8oho  attention  457 

solicitous  865 
solicitude  care  459 

;;ain  828 

anxiety  860 

(/m7-<'865 
solid  cmnplele  52 

</^n*«  321 

certain  474 

learned  490 

^a:?a6'i  494 

z^;Lfe  498 

persevering  604a 
solidarity. 

;?ar/'?/  712 
solidify  321 
soliloquy  589 
solitaire  ganm  840 

/ier7/?2^  893 
solitary  |    ato«f 
solitude  f      87 

secluded  893 
solmization  416 
solo  415 

Solomon  |    t^JZ-fg 
Solon       f    498 

sa<7e500 
soluble ^?/2(^Z  333 

liquefy  335 
solus  87 
solution 

liquefaction  335 

answer  462 

explanation  522 

-  of  continuity  70 
solve /i(?w^y  335 

discover  480a 
unriddle  522 
solvent 
liquefier  3:35 
mjonied  803 
somatics  316 
sombre  c?arA;  421 
6toc^  431 
</rey  432 
sa(i837 
some  indeflnite 
quantity  25 
sma^^  quantity  32 
7nore  </trt?i  o//e  100 
-body  pel  son  372 
imjiortaniQA'Z 
distinguished  873 
in  -  degree 
(^es-ree  26 
«?/ia//  32 

at -other  time  119 
in  -  place  182 

-  ten  or  a  dozen  102 

-  time  ago  122 
-time  or  other  119 

somehow  or  other 

cawsel55 

iruttrument  631 
somersault  218 
something  thing  3 

small  degree  32 

matter  316 

-  else  15 
-like  17 

-  or  other  475 


sometimes  186 
somewhat 

a  little  32 

a  trifle  643 
somewhere  188 

-  about  32 
somnambulism 

walking  266 

trance  515 
somnambulist 

walker  268 

dreamer  515 
somniferous 

slee2}y  683 

iveary  841 
somnolence  683 
son  167 

Son,  God  the  -  976 
sonata  415 
Sonderbund  769 
song  music  415 

poem  597 
death  -  death  360 

lammt  839 
love-  597 
for  a  mere-  815 
no  -  no  supper  812 
old  -  643 
songster  416 
soniferous  402 
sonnet 597 
sonneteer  597 
sonorous  sound  402 

loud  404 

language  htl 
sons  of: 

-  Belial  988 

-  God  97/ 
Soofeeism  984 
soon  transient  111 

future  121 
early  132 
too -for  135 
sooner: -or  later 
another  time  119 
future  121 

-  said  than  done  704 
sooL  black  431 

dirt  653 
sooth 

prediction^W 
in  good  -  543 
soothe  allay  174 

relieve  834 

flatUr  933 

(calm  826) 
soothing 

faint  sound  405 
soothsay  511 
soothsayer 

o?'acle  513 

magician  994 
soothsaying  511 
sop 

small  quantity  32 
food  298 

/oo;501 

inducement  615 

reward  973 

-  to  Cerberus  458 

218 


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sou 


sow 


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-  in  the  pan  615 
soph  scholar  492 

student  M\ 
Sophi  king  745 

priest  996 
sophism 

had  logic  477 

absurdity  497 
sophist  schola?'  492 

dissemble?'  548 
sophister  492 
.  sttident  541 
sophistical  477 
sophisticate  mix  41 

debase  659 
sophisticated 

spurious  545 
Bophrstry  477 
soporific 


weary  841 
soporous  683 
soprano  410 
sorcerer  994 
sorcery  992 
sordes  653 
sordet  417 
sordid  stingy  819 

covetous  865 
sordine  417 
sore 

bodily  pain  Z^i^) 

disease  Qb5 

mental  suffering 
828,830 

discontent  9S,2 

anger  900 

-  place  822 

-  subject  830,  900 
sorely  very  81 
s'orienter  278 
sorites  476 
sorrel  434 
sorrow  828 

give  -  words  839 
sorry  trifling,Q4S 

grieved  828 

mean  876 

(small  32) 

(bad  649) 

make  a  -  face  874 
cut  a  -  figure  874 
be-for/«^y914 

repent  750 
in  a-  plight 

failure  732 

-  sight 
vainful^O 
sac?  837 

sort  degree  26 
arrange  60 
kind  75 

-  with 
sociality  892 

sortable  T 
sortance  j 

agreement  23 
Bortes 

chance  156,  621 

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sorcery  992 
sortie  716 
sortilege 

pi'edtction  511 

sorcery  992 
sortilegy  621 
sortition  621 
sorts,  out  of  - 

ill-health  655 

sidky  901a 
so-so  small  32 

trifling  643 

imperfect  651 
sot/oo/  501 

drunkard  959 
sot  a  tf  iple  etage  501 
sotto  voce 

faint  sound  405 

conceal  528 

voiceless  581 
sou  money  800 
qui  n'a  pas  le  -  804 
soubrette  746 
sough  conduit  350 

doaca  653 
soul  essence  5 

person  372 

intellect  450 

genius  498 

affections  820 

(zy/io/e  50) 

(imimiant  642) 
flow  of  -  588 
not  a  - 187 
not  dare  to  say  one's 
-  is  his  own 

subjection  749 

/ear-  860 

-  of  wit  572 

have  one's  whole  - 

in  his  work  G8G 
soulless 

inactive  683 

insensible  823 
soul-sick  837 
soul-stirring 

emotion  821 

excitement  824 
sound  gfr-eai  31 

conformable  82 

s^aofe  150 

s/'rong'  159 

fathom  208 

6ay  343 

TJOise  402 

investigate  461 

measure  466 

<rMe494 

wise  498 

san«502 

e-ooc?  648 

jmfect  650 

healthy  654 

orthodox  983a 
catch  a  -  418 
safe  a.id  - 

Aea/^/i  654 

pi-eserved  670 

-  the  alarm 
indication  550 


warning  668 
«/«?-m  669 
/ear  860 

-  asleep  6&3 

full  of  -  and  fury 
vnmeaning  517 
insolent  885 

-  the  horn  416 

-  of  limb  654 

-  mind  502 

-  the  praises  of  931 

-  the  note  of 
preparation  673 

-  reasoning  476 

-  a  retreat  283 

-  sleep  683 

-  a  trumpet 
publish  531 
alarm  66S 

-  of  wind  654 
sounding  :  big  -  577 

-  brass  517 
sounding-board  417 
soundings  208 
soundless 

unfathomable  208 

silent  403 
soup/oorf  298 

semiliquid  352 
soup9on  smaU  32 

mixture  41 
sour  acid  397 

discontented  832 

embitter  835 

uncivil  895 

sulky  901 

-  grapes 
imjx)ssible  471 
excuse  617 

-  the  temper  830 
source  beginning  GO 

cause  153 
sourdet  417 
sourdine  417 
^  la  -  7ioiseless  405 

concealed  528 
soured  832 
sourness  397 
sous  tons  les 

rapports  52 
sonse  jjlunge  310 

water  337 
South  direction  278 
North  and  - 

opjwsite  237 
Southern 

antipodes  237 

-  Cross  318 
souvenir  505 
soverei^ 

superior  33 
all-powerful  159 
authoritative  737 
rwfer  745 

-  contempt  930 

-  remedy  662 
sovereignty  737 
sow  scatter  73 

ing  366 
agr^c^l^t^tre  371 


272 


female  374 
get  the  wrong  - 
by  the  ear 
misjudgment  481 
enw  495 
mismanage  699 
/ae^  732 

-  broadcast  818 

-  dissension 
discord  713 
hate  898 

-  the  sand  645 

-  the  seed 
prepare  673 

-  the  seeds  of 
cause  153 
teach  537 

-  one's  wild  oats 
improie  658 
amusemeyit  840 
I'ice  945 
intemperance  954 

spa  tozt'Ti  189 

sanatorium  662 
space  iime  106 

extension  180 

musical  413 
celestial  -s  318 
spad 
spaddle 
spade  : 
call  a  -  a  spade 

plain  language  576 

straightfonvard 
703 
spade-husbandry  371 
spahi  726 
span,;(Wft43 

/iHA:45 

«me  106 

transient  111 

distance  196 

;<ear  196 

/e«f7/A  200 

s/iWi!  201 

measure  466 
spangle  s/?rtrA;  420 

ornament  847 
spaniel  c?og'  366 

sei-vile  886 

(flatterer  935) 
spank  s-^t•^/i  274 

J?o^  972 
spanking  large  193 

-  pace  274 
spar  beam  214 

quari'el  713 
co)dend  720 
spare  meagre  203 
refrain  623 
s('we  636 
scanty  640 
redundant  641 
<?m«f€  678 
inaction  681 
relinquish  782 
<7ii'€  784 
economy  817 
exempt  927a 
I     temperate  953 

219 


SPA 


SPE 


SPE 


SPI 


enough  and  to  -  639 
not  a  moment  to  - 

682 
to-  641 

-  diet  956 

-no  expense  816 

-  no  pains  686 

-  room  180 

-  time  685 
spared  :  be  - 

lire  359 

it  cannot  be  -  630 
spargefaction 
scatter  73 
tvet  337 
■paring  [see  spare] 
small  32 
economy  817 
parsimony  819 
temperate  953 
with  a  -  hand  819 
with  no  -  hand  639 

-  of  praise  932 

-  of  words  585 
spark  small  32 

heat  382 

light  420 

luminary  423 

way  844: 
/op  854 

as  the  -8  fly  up- 
wards habit  613 
sparkle  bubble  353 

glisten  ^m 
sparkling 

vigorous  574 

excitem£nt  824 

cheerful  836 

wit  642 

beauty  845 
with  -  eyes  827 
sparse  73 
Spartacus  742 
spasm 

sudden  change  146 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

pain  378 
spasmodic 

discontinuous  70 

irregular  139 

changeable  149 

violent  173 
spat  166 
spatter  dirt  653 

(damage  659) 

(defame  t>34) 
8patterda8h225 
spatula 

receptacle  191 

vehicle  272 
spavined  655 
spawn  offspring  167 

dirt  653 
speak  582 
-  one  fair  894 
-for  937 
-ill  of 

censure  932 

c^roc^  934 


-  for  itself 
intelligible  518 
manifest  525 

-low  581 

-  of  meaning  516 
7)i/j;isA  531 
speak  582 
(describe  594) 

-  out  ma^e 
manifest  525 
ar^/m  703 

-  softly  581 
-to  586 

-  up  411 

-  up  for  937 

-  volumes  467 

-  well  of  931 
speaker 

interpreter  524 
chainnan  694 
speaking:  much  -  584 
way  of  -  521 

-  likeness  554 
on  -  terms  888 

speaking-trumpet  418 
spear 

pierce  260 

weapon  727 
spearman  726 
special 

particular  79 

{intrinsic  5) 
special  pleader  968 
special  pleading 

sophistry  477 
special  i  gratia  760 
speciality  79 
specialty 

security  Til 
specie  800 
species  kind  75 

appearance  448 
human  -  372 
specific  special  79 


-  gravity  321 
specification 

description  594 
specify 

particularize  79 

tell  527 

name  564 
specimen  82 
specious 

probable  472 

sophistical  477 

beauty  L45 

flattering  9^3 

pardonable  937 
speck 

small  quantity  32 

{dot  193) 

(Wmi«A  848) 
speckle 

variegate  440 

blemish  848 
spectacle 

appearance  446 

jnvdigy  872 


drama  599 
spectacles  445 
spectacular  882 
spectator  444 
spectral  980 
spectre 

fallacy  of  vision  443 
■   846 


spectroscope 

/ip'A^  420 

co/ow?'  428 

optical  instrument 
445 
spectrum 

colour  428 

variegation  440 

oi)tical  illusion  443 
speculate  t;iew  441 

iAin/fc  451 

suppose  514 

change  621 

€S5a?/  075 

/r(#c  794 
speculation 

experiment  463 

carrfs  840 
speculative  451,  514 
speculum  445 
veluti  in  -  446 
sped  completed  729 
speech  582 
figure  of  -  521 
parts  of  -  567 
speechify  582 
speechless  581 
speechmaker  582 


velocity  274 

activity  682 

help  707 

succeed  731 
with  breathless  -  684 
God- 

success  731 

wish  well  906 
speedily  soon  132 
spell  period  lOQ 

read  539 

letter  561 

necessity  601 

motive  615 

exertion  686 

charm  993 
cast  a  -  992 

wonder  870 
knurr  and  -  840 

-  out  interpret  522 
spell-bound  601,  615 
spence  636 
spencer  225 
spend  cjfMse  297 

waste  638 
g'i^;e  784 
purchase  795 
expend  809 

-  freely  816 

-  time  106 

-  time  in  683 

-  one's  time  in  625 


spendthrift  818 
spent  weak  160 

tired  688 
spermaceti  356 
spermatic  168 
spermatize  168 
spero,  dum  spiro  - 

858 
spes  sibi  quisque  60^ 
spew  297 
sphacelus  655 
sphere  rank  26 

space  180 

region  181 

ball  249 

wwld  318 

business  625 
spheroid  249 
spherule  249 
sphery  318 
sphinx  mx)nster  83 

oracle  513 

ambiguous  520 

riddle  533 
spial  668 
spice 

small  quantity  32 

mixture  41 

pungent  392 

condiment  393 
spiciiegium 

jLSsemblage  72 

allocution  596 
spick  and  span  123 
spiculate  253 
spiculum  253 
spicy 

fragrant  400 

exciting  824 
spigot  263 
spike  .«/iar»  253 

J5icrce  260 

p/«g'  263 

(/?(ws  through  302) 

-guns 

powerless  158 

useless  645 
spikebit  262 
spill^tewe««205 

stopper  263 

«AeflJ  297 

«ptoA  348 

Tna^cA  388 

wo^^g  638 

tevi^A  818 

{misuse  679) 

-  blood  722 

-  and  pelt  29 
spin  rotate  312 

pluck  610 
-oviX.  protract  110 
to/!e  133 
j^ofen^200 
dijfwse  style  573 

-  a  long  yarn 
exaggerate  549 

spindle  312 
spindle-shanks  203 
spindle-shaped  253 
spindrift  853 


SPI 


SPL 


SPO 


SPR 


spine  253 
spinel  847 
spinet  copse  367 

harpsichord  417 
ppinney^  367 
.^pinosity 

vn  intelligible  519 

discourtesy  895 

sullenness  901a 
spinous  prickly  253 
spinster  904 
s^piracle  351 
spiral  248 
spire  height  206 

2>€ak  253 

sour  305 
opirit  essence  5 

immateriality  317 

intellect  450 

meaning  516 

vigo?xms  laiiguage 
574 

activity  682 

affections  820 

courage  861 

e-Aos^  980 
*ad  -  980 
keep  one's  -  up 

Ao/je858 
with  life  and  -  682 
unclean  -  978 
-  up  induce  615 

€ccd^€  824 
Spirit,  the  Holy  -  976 
spirited 

language  574 

active  682 

sensitive  822 


6/'ai'6  861 

genermts  942 
spiritless 

insensible  823 

«arf  837 

coxcardly  862 
spiritoso  fww«ic  415 
spirit-rapping  992 
spirits  dnftA;298 

c^ee;-  836 
spirit-stirring  824 
spiritual 

immaterial  317 

psychical  450 

divine  976 

pzow5  987 

-  director  996 

-  existence  987 
spiritualism 

immateriality  317 

intellect  450 

soi'cery  992 
spiritualize  317 

reasoning  476 
spirituel  842 
spirt  ^;ec<  287 

stream  348 

/m*^e  684 

eofertion  686 
spirtle  disperse  73 

*/>/a«A348 


spissitude 

rfe/ise  321 

viscid  352 
spit;x)i«^#rf25:i 

perfoliate  260 

(?^*ec<  297 

7'aiw  348 

-  fire  irascme  901 
spite  907 

in  -  of 

disagreement  24 

counteraction  179 

opposition  708 
in  -  of  one's  teeth 

vnwilling  603 

opjjosition  708 

compulsion  744 
spiteful 

malevolent  607 

Aa^i/?f7  898 
spittle  299 
Splanchnology  329 
splash  ojfM^e  337 

stream  348 

spatter  653 

Tjomcfe  882 
make  a  -fame  873 

rfi^;>/fly  882 
splay-footed  243 
spleen 

melancholy  837 

Afl^rec/  898 

o/y^e/'  900 

«?///e/t  901a 
harbour  -  907 
spleenless  906 
splendour 

bi-ight  420 

beaxdiful  845 

glorious  873 

disj)lay  882 
splenetic  «arf  837 

morose  901a 
splice  Joi/i  43 

<Ta<f«  219 

interjacent  228 

7-epair  660 

-  the  main  brace 
tipsy  959 

spliced,  be  - 

maniage  903 
splint  215 
splinter 

small  piece  32 

divide  44 

filament  205 

6n///e  328 

(pari  51) 
spilt  divide  a 

bisect  91 

dn«/e328 

Jniarrel  713 
"ai/ 732 
/aw<//i  838 

-  the  difference 
mean  29 
compromise  774 

-  the  ears     > 

-  the  head   J 
Im'i'VH 


stridor  410 

-  hairs 
discriminate  465 
so])histry  477 

-  upon  a  rock  732 

-  one's  sides  8:38 
splutter  energy  171 

spit  ^7 
stammer  583 
haste  ^M 
spoil  ^'i^^o^«  659 
hinder  706 
/<'«i^y  740 
plunder  791 
^xw^?/  793 
5a^ia/6  869 
{bad  649) 

-  sport  706 

-  trade  708 
spoiled  child 

satiated  869 
favounte  899 

-  of  fortune  734 
spoiler  792 
spoke  radius  200 

tooth  253 

obstruct  706 
put  a  -  in  one's 
Mheel  render 

poicerless  158 

hinder  706 
spokesman 

interm-eter  524 

speaker  582 
spolia  opima  793 
spoliate  791 
spondee  597 
sponge  moisten  339 

a'?-y340 

cfean  652 

despoil  791 

dininkard  959 
apply  the  - 

oblita-ate  552 

tion-paymerd  808 

-  out  552 

spongiug-house  752 
spongy  poivus  252 

50/i:  324 
sponsion  771 
sponsor  witness  467 

security  771 
be  -  for 

promise  768 

obligation  926 
sponsorship  771 
spontaneous 

vduntatn/  600 

willing  602 

impulsive  612 
spontoon  727 
spook  980 
spoon 

receptacle  191 

terf/e  272 

bill  and  coo  ^2 
born  with  a 
silver  -  in  one's 
mouth  734 


small  quantity  32 
spoon-meat  298 
spoony  foolish  499 

lovesick  902 
sporadic  73 
spore  3;30 
sport  killing  361 

c/tase  622 

amusement  840 

show  of  ^1 

{enjoyment  827) 
in  -7Ja5/2?«e840 

Am/«<w?'842 
the  -  of  749 

-  of  fortune  735 
sporting  killing  361 

contention  720 
arnusemeid  840 

-  dog  366 
sportive  g-ay  836 

frolicsome  840 
sportsman  361,  622, 

840 
sportulary  784,  785 
sportule  784 
sporule  330 
spot  place  182 

markb^ 

dirt  653 

blemish  848 

Wo^  874 

(decolo7'ation  429) 

(5?/%  846) 

(disgrace  940) 
on  the  - 

instantly  113 

present  tim£  118 

«oon  132 

in  one" s  presence  186 
spotless  ;;e/y;gci  650 

c/6an  652 

innocent  946 

{beautiful  845) 
spots  in  the  sun, 

see  -fastidious  868 
spotted 

variegated  440 

damaged  659 
spousal  903 
spouse 

companion  88 

married  903 
spouseless  904 
spout  ^g-rfss  295 

/ow  0M<  348 

conduit  350 

«/>eaA;582 

aci  599 

;;ait';i  771 

(fend  787) 
sprain 

powerless  158 

w^aA;  160 
sprat  to  catch  a: 

-  herring 
bartei'  794 

-  whale 
bungling  699 

sprawl  feng'/A  200 
horizontal  213 

23] 


SPR 


SQU 


SQU 


STA 


descend  306 
spray  sirrig  51 

foam  353 
spread  enlarge  35 

disperse  73 

expanse  180 

expand  194 

diverge  291 

/ms<:  298 

publish  531 

-  abroad  531 

-  canvas  267 
-out  194 

-  sail  267 

-  a  shade  421 

-  to  196 

-  the  toils  545 
spree  840 
spretae  injuria 

f ormae  ugly  84G 

disrespect  929 

detraction  934 
sprig  51 
sprightly 

cheerful  836 

witty  842 
spring  early  125 

«ow/"cel53 

strength  159 

Telocity  274 

recoi/  277 

/y293 

/cap  309 

elasticity  325 

rivulet  348 

instrument  633 

«to;'e  636 
-8  of  action  615 

-  back  277 

-to one's  feet  307 

-  from  154 

-  a  leak 
imperfect  651 
damage  659 

-  a  mine 
destroy  162 
unexpected  508 
a//ac^  716 

-  a  project  626 

-  up  begin  66 
erent  151 
j7;o?^;  194 
ascend  S05 
visible  446 

-  upon  789 
spring  balance  319 
bpringe  545        i 
sjjring-gun  545 
spring  tide 

greatness  31 

completeness  52 

youth  127 

Aig-Zi  206 

loiv  207 

wat7«  348 

{abundance  639) 
spriny  825 
sprinkle  acfflf  37 

mix  41 

scatter  78 


?^;e?  337 

variegate  440 

ft«J9/^2e  998 
sprinkling 

small  quantity  32 
sprit  s/??'(wi  1C7 

support  215 
sprite 

^oo(?  spirit  979 

demon  980 
sprout  ^rtm;  35 

offspring  167 

exj)and  194 
-  from  leesidt  154 
spruce  wra^  652 

beautiful  845 
sprue  653 
sprung 

imperfect  651 

damped  659 
spry  ac^i^g  682 

cheerful  836 

{skilful  698) 
spud  272 
spume  353 
spun  out 

towgr  iimg  110 

diffuse  style  573 
spunk  861 
spur  pointed  250 

«^arp  253 

incite  615 
win  -s  succeed  731 

{7^ory  873 
on  the  -  of  the 
moment 

instantly  113 

«ow  118 

«oow  132 

opportune  134 

impulse  612 
spurious 

erroneous  495 

/a/s€  544 

deceptive  545 

illegitimate  925 
spurn  disdain  930 
spurred  253 
spurt  transient  111 

«?f;^/<  274 

^ri/sA  348 

imjnilse  612 

/ta.<ti;e  684 

exertion  686 
sputa  299 
sputter  emt<  297 

5?>/a,s'A  348 

stammer  583 
spy  see  441 

spectator  444 

inquire  461 

informer  527 

emissary  534 

warning  668 
spy -glass  445 
squab  /«?Y/e  192 

/?/(,-)/•(?  201 

tro«(?  202 

iencA  215 
squabble  713 


squad 

assemblage  72 

soldiers  726 
squadron 

fighters  726 

{crowd  72) 

(*7wp«  273) 
squalid  (Zer/y  653 

unsightly  846 
squall  violent  173 

«;m6Z  349 

cry  411 

quarrel  713 
squalor  653 
squamous  toyer  204 

«A;m  223 
squander  t^os^e  638 

misuse  679 

prodigal  818 
square 

congruot(S  23 

compensate  30 

/oMr'95 

houses  189 

perpendicular  212 

/i9rm  244 

sparring  720 

justice  924 

honourable  939 
make  all  -  660 
on  the-  939 

-  accounts 
2?a?/807 
account  811 

-  the  circle  471 

-  inches  180 

put  a  -  thing  into 
a  round  hole  099 

-  up  556 

-  with  23 

-  yards  180 
square-toes  857 
squash  destroy  162 

Wom;276 

«o/i{  324 

marsh  345 

semiliquid  352 

^i.<f*  409 
squashy  345,  352 
squat 

/ocaf6  (meself  184 

/e<i!/e  193 

«/iori!  201 

thick  202 

^O2^;207 

si^  308 

{uglyU^) 
squatter  188 
squaw  looman  374 

wife  903 
squeak  \ 
squeal     ) 

human  cry  411 

animal  cry  412 

{weep  839) 
squeamish 

unwilling  603 

«cyfc655 

fastidi&us^m 

{censorious  932) 


squeasy  868 
squeezable  762 
squeeze 

contract  195 

condense  321 

embrace  894  | 

{narrow  203) 
squeeze  out 

eaY'mc^  301 

grii'e  784 
squelch  162 
squib  sound  406 

lampoon  856 
squint  /ooA;  441 

defective  sight  443 
squirarchy  875 
squire  aid  707 

attendant  746 

gentry  875 
squirrel  swi/J  274 

wmfi^e  682 
squirt  ^'ec^  297 

«por^  348 
S.S.C.  968 
stab  merce  260 

i'z«  361 

jpam  649 

injure  659 
stability  150 


{perseverance  604ai 
stablej^r/n  150 


lock  the  -  door 
when  the  steed 
is  stolen 

too  late  135 

useless  645 

bungling  699 

-  equilibrium  150 
staccato  415 
stack  assenMage  72 

store  636 
staddle215 
stade  252 
stadtholder  745 
staff  support  215 

music  413 

«i<7«aZ  550 

council  C96 

^;rt?%  712 

weapon  727 

c7iie/'745 

retinue  746 

{directors  694) 

(Ao/>e858) 
pastoral  -  999 
-of  life  298 
-of office  747 

-  officer  745 
stag  deer  366 

wa/e  373 
defaulter  808 
stage  <Ze<7ree  26 
ierm  71 
time  106 
position  183 
7ayer  204 
platfoim  215 
j' w  </w  542 

222 


STA 


STA 


STA 


STA 


drama  599 

arena  728 
come  upon  the  -  44G 
on  the  - 

manifest  525 

theatrical  599 
go  off  the  - 

depart  293 

-  business  599 

-  coach  272 

-  direction  697 

-  effect 
display  882 

-  manager  599 

-  play  599 

-  player  599 

-  whisper  580 
?jtager  jdayei'  599 

doer  690 
old  - 130 
stagger  slmv  275 
totter  314 
agitate  315 
unexpected  50^ 
dissuade  616 
aJS'ect  824 
astonish  870 

-  belief  dmM  -*85 

-  like  a  drunken 
man 

irresolute  605 
staggers  315 
stagirite  850 
stagnant 

quiescent  265 
stagnate  265 

{persist  141) 
stagy  drama  599 

a^ected  855 
staid  wise  498 

calm  826 

grave  837 
stain  colour  428 

dirt  653 

spoil  &5^ 

ble?nish  848 

disgrace  874 

(c?^ac«  846) 

(dtshonotir  940) 

-  paper  writing  590 
stamed,  travel-  266 
stainless  c^ea«  652 

honourable  939 

innocent  946 
ptair  627 
-take /a^^eningf  45 

wager  621 

danger  665 

security  771 

property  780 

?ay  rfoz/jn  807 

execution  975 
at  -  intended  620 

i/i  danger  665 
stalactite  224 
stalagmite  224 
stale  0(?rf  124 

insipid  391 

deteriorated  659 

iundesired  866) 


-  flat  and  unprofit- 
able 645 

-  news  532 
stale-mate  731,  732 
stalk  wa/A;  266 

-  abroad 
geyierality  78 
jorotirf  878 

stalking-horse 

ambush  530 

/)^ea  617 
stall  Giocfe  189 

receptacle  191 

support  215 

play-house  599 

?;iar<  799 

churchdom  995 

cathedral  1000 
finger-  223 
stallion  Aor«e  271 

7;io^e  373 
stalwart  «^/Y>ng'  159 

torp'.?  192 

(to«  206) 
stamina  strength  159 

perseverance  6G4a 
stammel  434 
stammering  583 
stamp 

character  7 

Ainrf  75 

/arm  240 

war^  550 

engraving  558 

complete  729 

security  771 

{record  551) 

-  the  foot 
a?ig'6r  900 

-  in  the  memory  502 

-  out  destroy  162 
extinguish  385 

stampede  860 
stanch  -  a  flow  348 

persevering  604a 

Aeo/iA  654 

reinstate  660 
stanchion  215 
stanchless  825 
stand  «xwi  1 

ranA:  71 

tongf  <im«  110 

pei^manent  141 

sujrport  215 

quiescence  265 

dij^ctilty  704 

resistance  719 

i»oo^821 

])atience  826 

ftrai^e  861 
at  a  -  681 
come  to  a  -  704 
make  a  - 

oppose  708 

7"em<  719 
take  one's  - 

resolve  604 

7'm*^  719 

rfMe924 
take  one's  -  upon 


reasoning  476 
aj?/vn  535 
^?ea  617 

-  aghast  870 

-  aloof 
avoidance  623 
inaction  681 

-  of  arms  727 

-  at  attention  507 
-the  brunt  717 

-  by  near  197 
fiio?  707 
defend  717 

-  a  chance 
jwssible  470 
probable  472 

-  committed  754 

-  at  ease  458 

-  to  one's 
engagement  772 

-  fair  for  472 

-  fire  861 
-firm 

stability  150 
resist  719 

-  first  66 

-  for  indicate  550 
deputy  759 
candidate  763 

-  forth 
visible  446 

-  one's  ground 
preserved  670 
resist  719 

-  the  hazard  of  the 
die  621 

-  one  in  812 

-  in  need  of  630 

-  no  nonsense  604 
-off  recerfe287 

armd  623 

-  on  215 

-  oui  project  250 
visible  446 
obstinate  606 

-  over  133 

-  the  proof  648 

-  to  reason 
proof  47S 
manifest  525 
right  922 

-  on  one's  rights  748 

-  in  the  shoes  of  147 

-  one  in  good  stead 
644 

-  still  remain  141 
stop  265 
difficulty  704 

-  the  test 
ti-ue  494 
good^i& 

-  up  {see  below] 

-  upon  pi'ide  878 

-  in  the  way  of  706 

-  well  in  tlie  opinion 
of  931 

stand  up 
vertical  212 
elevate  307 
•  against 


resist  719 

-  fight  720 
-for 

applaud  931 

vindicate  937 
standard  model  22 

degree  26 

nde  80 

measure  466 

flag  550 

good  C 18 

perfect  650 
standard-bearer  726 
standi  ag/oo^ing'  8 

degree  2C 

long  time  110 

permanence  141 

situaiiMk  183 

^^ofe  87S 

-  am;/  72 J 

-  dish  rwfe  80 
permanent  141 

est  f'ii842 

-  order 
custom  613 
legality  963 

-  water  343 
stand-point  183 
Stannary  Court  966 
stanza  597 

staple 
fastening  45 
whole  50 
peg2\A 
texture  329 
material  635 
irac?e  794 
war/:  799 

-  commodity  798 
star  Imninary  423 

actor  599 
destiny  601 
oi'nament  847 
gr/ory  873 
7ZO^>te  875 
decoration  877 

-  in  the  ascendant 
success  731 
prosperity  734 

-  of  fashion  852 

-  it  drama  599 
/am«  873 
dis])lay  882 

starboard  238 
starch  s/ij' 323 

viscid  352 

ajf^c^f c?  855 

isroMc?  878 
Star  Chamber  964 
starched 

ostentatious  882 
stare  ^ooA;  441 

curiosity  455 

tvonder  870 
make  one  -  870 

-  out  of  countenance 
humiliate  879 
insolent  885 
discourteous  895 

-  one  in  the  face 


STA 


STA 


STE 


STE 


destiny  1521 

manifest  525 
J)eath  -8  one  in  the 

face  360 
ftare  super  antiqua& 

vias 

continue  143 

habit  013 

jrreservation  670 

inaction  G81 
etar-gazing  318 
storing  446 
Btark  very  31 

«Aere  32 

complete  l2 

-  blind  442 

-  naked  226 
stark  staring  31 

manifest  525 

-  mad  503 
starlight  422 
altar  like 

pointed  ^iS& 
Scarry  318 
Btars  [see  star] 
worlds  318 

Mess  one's  -  916 

-  in  the  firmament 
multitude  102 

-  and  stripes  550 
start  begin  66 

sudden  change  146 
arise  151 
impulse  276 
move  284 
dq)art  293 
;^ap  309 
unexpected  508 
suggest  514 
c^'OcA;  659 
ojfer  763 
^ar860 
wonder  870 
get  the  - 
precede  290 
success  731 
give  a  -  to 
impe^  276 
aave  the  - 
p^-ior  116 
early  132 
S-e/.  &e/we  280 

-  afresh  66 

-  a  doubt  485 

-  game  622 
-off  293 

-  a  question  461 

-  up  project  250 
arise  305 
appear  446 

starting:  -  hole 
plea  617 

-  point 
departure  293 
reasoning  476 

startle  dmbt  485 1 
unexpected  508 
excite  824 
/eor  860 


I     wonder  870 
^  startling  508 
startlish  825 
starts,  by  fits  and  - 

608 
starvation 

insufficiency  640 

fasting  956 
starve  cold  383,  385 

poverty  804 

parsimony  819 

/a^i!  956 
starveling  thin  203 

insufficient  b40 

poor  804 
state  condition  7 

speciality  79 

nation  372 

inform  527 

affirm  535 

government  73v 

r^a/m  780 

ostentation  882 
robes  of  -  747 
secretary  of  -  694 

-  of  affairs  151 

-  of  facts 
description  594 
lawsuit  969 

-  paper  551 

-  room  191 

-  of  siege  722 
statecraft  693 
stated  periods,  at  - 

138 
stately  grand  873 

proud  878 

pompous  882 
statement 

affirmation  535 

description  594 
statemonger  694 
states-general  696 
statesman  694 
statesmanlike  698 
statesmanship  692, 

693 
Statics  strength  159 

gravity  319 
station  degree  26J 

<«rm  71 

p/ace  182 

situation  183 

/oca^«  184 

rank  873 
stationary 

permanent  141 

quiescent  265 
stationery  590 
station-house  752 
statist  694 
statistics 

numeration  85 

/i/f/.^  86 
stiitu  : 

in  -  pupillari  127 

in  -  quo 

unchanged  141 

restore  660 
statuary  sculpture  55' 


sculptor  559 
statue 

represeniationl5M 
still  as  a  -  265 
stature  206 
status  ^9iiiow8| 

^er?7is  71 

situation  183 

repute  873 
status  quo 

/>a«^  122 

unchanged  145 

restoration  660 

-  ante  bellum 
reversion  145 

statute  aci  697 

te?^  963 
staunch  health  654 

reinstate  6(50 

Aowe«^  939 

-  belief  484" 
stave  mw^ic  413,  415 

contention  720 

-  in  concave  252 
Ao^g  260 

-  off  defer  133 
hinder  706 

stay  wot^  133 
continue  141 
«^o??  142 
c^we^;  186 
support  215 
wo^  7no?;e  265 
prevent  706 
{dissuade  616; 
(r^/Mfi)'6  666) 

-  away  187 

-  one's  hand 
cease  142 
relinquish  624 
mj;  687 

-  at  home  893 
stayed  [see  staid] 
stays  corset  225 
stead  644 

in  the  -  of 
substitution  147 
commission  755 
deputy  759 
stand  one  in  good  - 

644 
steadfast  stable  150 
persevering  604a 
(quiescent  265) 

-  belief  484 

-  thought  457 
steady  regular  80 

periodic  138 
«<aW<?  150 
jjerseveHng  604a 
cautious  864 
steal  791 

-  along  creep  275 
Ai(ie  528 

-  away  awM  623 
{escape  671) 

-  on  tne  ear  405 

-  a  march 
jn'ior  116 
early  132 


deceive  545 
ac^it^e  882 
cunning  702 

-  upon  one 
unexpected  508 

stealing  791 
stealth 
concealment  528 
do  good  by  -  &c.  881 
stealthy  528 
cunning  702 
caution  864 
steam  navigate  267 
S-a^  334 
vaporize  336 
^>t/6We«  353 
under  -  267 
under  sail  and  -  274 

-  up  171 

get  the  -  up  673 
steamboat  273 
steam-engine  to 

crack  a  nut 

waste  638 

redundance  641 

misuse  679 
steamer  273 
Btearine  356 
steed  271 
steel  strong  159 

sJiarp  253 

hard  323 

sword  727 

harden  the 
sensibility  823 

-  the  heart  951 

-  oneself  604 
steeled  against 

resolved  604 

insensible  823 
steel-engraving  558 
steelyard 

weigh  319 

{measurement  466) 
steep  height  206 

sl02ie  217 

soflA;  337 
steeped  in 

-  iniquity  945 

-  misery  828 
steeple  Idgh  206 

spire  253 
steeple-chase 

sxvift  274 

pursuit  622 

contest  720 
steer  (Zirec^  693 

-  clear 

turn  aside  279 
a?)oirf  623 

-  one's  course 
conduct  692 

-  for  direction  278 
steerage  279,  693 
steersman 

warmer  269 

director  694 
steganographic  526 
Steganography 

224 


STE 


STI 


STI 


STI 


unintelligible  519 

hidden  528 

writing  590 
stellar  318 
stellated  253 
stelography  590 
stem  origin  153 

ancestor  166 

front  234 

oppose  708 

-  to  stern  200 

-  the  tide  stop  142 
resist  719 

-  the  torrent 
svcceed  731 

stench  401 
stencil  556 
Stenography  590 
stentor  ci^  411 
stentorian  loud  404 
step  term  71 
mppofrt  215 
rmtim  264,  266 
measure  466 
expedient  626 
ac<680 
(jneans  632) 
dance  the  back  - 

283 
but  a  - 197 
take  a  decisive  - 

609 
not  stir  a  -  265 

-  forward  282 

-  in  mediate  724 

-  into  acquire  775 
-on  be  supported 

by  215 

-  in  the  right 
direction  644 

-  into  the  shoes 
of  sequence  63 

poMerwrify  117 
substitution  147 

-  short  275 

-  by  step 


order  58 
seriatim  69 
slowly  275 
-  of  time  109 
steppe  344 
stepping-stone 
link  45 
way  627 
instrument  631 
resource  666 
preparation  673 
steps  way&2ri 
bend  one's  - 
travel  266 
direction  278 
flight  of  -  305 
retrace  one's  -  283 
take  -  plan  626 
prepare  673 
condvct  692 
tread  in  the  -  of 

281 
stercoraceoos  653 


Stereography  591 
Stereometry  466 
stereoscope  445 
stereoscopic  446 
stereotype 

mark  550 

engraving  558 

printing  591 
stereotyped 

stable  150 

habit  613 
sterile  169 
sterling  true  494 

virtuous  &44 

(g-oocf  648) 

-  coin  800 
stern  rear  235 

^erere  739 
discourteous  895 

-  necessity  601 

-  truth  494 
sternmost  235 
sternutation 

sneeze  349 

5(wnrf409 
sternway  267 
stertorous 

sound  402 

voice  580 
stet  150 

-  pro  ratione 
voluntas  600 

stew  food  298 

heat  382 

cookSSi 

difficulty  704 

emotion  821 

excitement  ^5 

annoyance  828 

bagnio  961 

{confusion  59) 
in  a  -  aw^fry  900 
steward 

director  694 

treasurer  801 
stewardship 

conduct  692 

direction  693 
stewpan  386 
Stichomancy  511 
stick  adhere  46 

ce(w«  142 

*to#215 

«^a6  260 

remain  quiet  265 

/oo;501 

bungler  701 

weapon  727 

scourge  975 
dirty  end  of  the  - 

699 
give  the  -""to  972 

-  at  ctow6<  485 
arer«€  603 

-  fast  Jirtn  150 
difficulty  704 

-  in  one's  gizzard 
pam830 
angfer  900 

-in  300 


-law  972 

-  in  the  mud 
come  short  304 
fail  732 

-  at  nothing 
resolve  604 
active  682 
ro^A  863 

-out  250 

-  to  continue  143 
persevere  604a 

-  in  the  throat 
hoarse  581 
/w^  to  say  585 
c?i«/iA:€  867 

-  up  fer^ico/ 212 
elevate  307 

-  up  for  aid  707 
applaud  931 
vindicate  937 

stickle 
reluctant  603 
obstinate  606 

-  for  contend  720 
barter  794 

stickler  606 

severity  739 
sticky 

cohering  46 

rwcic?  352 
stiflE  rigric?  323 

«<yfe  579 

^erere  739 

coactive  751 

■Mg-^y  846 

affected  855 

haughty  878 

pompous  882 

-  breeze  349 
stiffen  323 
stiff-necked  606 
stiffness 

stability  150 
stifle  A;i^/^361 

silence  403 

conceal  528 

{destroy  162) 
stifled 

/ai«.^  sound  405 
stifling  Ao<  382 
stigma 

disgrace  874 
stigmatize  874 

censure  932 

ac(??/se938 
stile  way  627 

hindrance  706 
help  a  lame  dog 

over  a  -  707 
stiletto 

piercer  262 

dagger  727 
stUl 

on  <^  oiA^  Aa«(; 
30 

moderate  174 

7U><  moving  265 

vaporization  336 
furnace  2m 

8ilent40a 


(notwithstanding 
179) 

(oZtey  excitement 
826) 
~  less  467 

-  life  ma«er  316 
painting  556 

-more 
superior  33 
evidence  467 

-  small  voice  405 
in  -  water  714 

still-born  c?€acf  360 

failure  732 
stillicidium  348 
stilted 

elevated  307 

-  ^iJyfe  577 

ridicidovs8i5S 

affected  855 

boasting  8S4 
stilts  supix>rt  215 
on  -  ^eg-A  206 

elevated  307 

hyperbolical  549 

jsrowrf  878 

boasting  884 
stimulate 

energy  171 

violence  173 

incite  615 

€a;d^e  824 
stimulus  615 
sting  »am  378 

ttng'fe  380 

2)OWon,663 

eiccifg  824 

mental  suffering 
830 

ang-er  900 
stinging 

pungent  392 
stingo  298 
stingy  819 
stink  401 

-  in  the  nostrils 
unpleasant  830 
dislike  867 
Aa^le  898 

stink-pot  401 

stint  degree  26 
limit  233 
^can^y  640 
begrudge  819 

stintless  639 

stipend  salary  973 

stipendiary 
subject  749 
receiving  785 

stipple 
variegate  440 
jMinting  556 
engraving  558 

stipulate 
bargain  769 
conditions  770 
-for  720 

stir  energy  171 
»n<7i'«264 
agitation  315 


STI 


STO 


STO 


STR 


activity  682 

■  -with  637 

stone-coloured  432 

storm  crowd  72 

emotion  824 

stockade  717 

stone-deaf  419 

convulsion.  146 

make  a  - 

stocked,  well  -  639 

stone's  throw  197 

violence  173 

important  642 

stocking  225 
stock- jobbing  794 

stoneware  384 

agitation  315 

active  682 

stony  323 

wind  349 

-about  682 

stocks  prison  752 

stony-hearted 

attack  716 

-  the  blood 

funds  802 

malevolent  907 

passion  825 

excite  824 

punishment  975 

revengeful  919 

or/ge;-  900 

anger  900 

on  the  - 

stool  215 

ride  the  -  267 

-  up  dissension  713 

business  625 

between  two  -s  704 

take  by  - 

-  the  embers 

preparation  673 

-  of  repentance  950 
stoop  slope  217 

conquer  731 

rekindle  163 

-  and  stones 

seize  789 

excite  824 

mai!^«r  316 

lower  308 

-  brewing  665 

-  the  feelings  824 

insensible  823 

humble  879 

-  in  a  teacup 

-  the  fire  384 

stoicism 

servile  886 

overrate  482 

-  a  question 

insensibility  823 

dishonourable  940 

exaggerate  549 

inquiry  461 

tnexcitability  826 
disinterested  942 

-  to  conquer 

storthing  696 

discuss  476 

cunning  702 

story  rooms  191 

-  one's  stumps 

temperance  953 

stop  end  67 

^awer  204 

walk  2m 

stoker  268 

cease  142 

lie  546 

active  682 

stole  999 

close  261 

/i^*^or?/  594 

-  up  mix  41 

stolen  :  -  away  671 

rest  265 

the  old  -  897 

violent  173 

-  goods  793 
stolid  «(;^/mc^  499 
c?W^  843 

silent  403 

as  the  -  goes  532 

excite  824 

inaction  681 

story-teller  548 

{incite  615) 

hinder  706 

stound  870 

Btirps  kin  11 

stomach  pouch  191 

j)rohibit  761 

stoup  191 

source  153 

ios^e  390 

put  a  -  to  142 

stour  59 

paternity  166 

brook  826 

-  the  breath  361 

stout  strong  159 

stirring  6?;en^*  151 

c?mre  865 

-  the  ears  419 

large  192 

impofiant  642 

not  have  the  -  to  603 

-  a  flow  348 

stout-hearted  861 

a<;^ir<?  682 

turn  the -830 

-a  gap 

stoye  fireplace  386 

-  news  532 

-  of  an  ostrich  957 

repair  660 
-  the  mouth 

stirrup 

stomacher  225 

stow  locate  184 

support  215 
with  a  foot  in  the  - 

stone  heavy  319 
dense  321 

confute  479 

pack  close  195 

gag  581 

store  636 

293 

hard  323 

-  payment  808 

stowage  sj)ace  180 

stirrup-cup  293 

kill  361 

-  short 

location  184 

Btitch  junction  43 

lithography  558 
material  635 

discontinue  142 

strabism  443 

pain  378 

cease  to  moi:e  265 

straddle  266 

w&rk  680 

a^acA;  716 

-  short  of  304 

straggle  stroll  266 
deviate  279 

-  in  time  132 

weapon  727 

-  the  sound  408a 

-  of  work  686 

pmnish  972 

-  up  261 

straggler  268 

stive  384 

corner  -  642 

-  the  way  706 

straggling 

stiver  800 

go  down  like  a  -  310 

stopcock  263 

di^unction  44 

stoat  401 

cast  the  first  -  at 

stopgap 
substitute  147 

disorder  59 

stoccado  717 

938 

straight 

stock  kinship  11 

heart  of  - 

stopper  263 

vertical  212 

quantity  25 

insensible  823 

stoppage 

rectilinear  24b 

origin  153 
paternity  166 

cruel  907 

cessation  142 

direction  278 

key-  642 

hindrance  706 

all  -  ricA  803 

collar  225 

musical  -s  417 

stopper  263 

so^tjm^  807 

Jooimi 

no  -  unturned 

store  stock  636 

-  course  628 

habitual  613 

inquiry  461 

shop  799 
{collection  72) 

-  descent  167 

materials  635 

exertion  686 

-  sailing  705 

«tor6  636 

philosopher's  -  662 

(abundance  639) 

straighten  246 

property  780 

precious  -  648 

in  -  destiny  152 

straightforward  27? 

merchandise  798 

stepping  -  627 

preparing  673 

truthful  M3 

77l<W^y800 

throw  a  -  at 

lay  ma-  637 

artless  703 

;(02r*^rin<7  166) 

attack  716 

set  -  by 

honourable  939 

censure  932 

important  642 

straightness  246 

laughing  -  857 

acnjse  938 

commend  931 

straightwav  132 
strain  weaken  160 

lay  in  a  -  6:^7 
take  -  inspect  457 

throw  -s  at 

set  no  -  483 

malevolent  907 

-  of  knowledge  490 

operation  170 

accmmts  811 

tomb-  363 

-  in  the  memory  505 

violence  173 

-  still  265 

mark  with  a  white 

store-house  636 

percolate  295 

-  in  trade 

-642 

store-ship  ship  273 

transgress  303 
sound  402 

means  632 

throw  a  -  in  one's 

ship  of  war  112^ 

«tore636 

own  garden  ()99 

(TTopyri  897 

melody  415 

property  780 

-  of  Sisyphus  645 

storied 

overrate  482 

mei'chandise  798 

stone-blind  442 

descriptive  594 

exaggerate  549 

STR 


STR 


STR 


STR 


style  569 
poetry  W7 
voice  580 
dean  652 
eforf  686 
fatigue  688 

-  one's  eyes  441 

-  at  a  gTiat  and 
swallow  a  camel 
608 

-  one's  invention 
515 

-  the  meaning  523 

-  every  nerve  686 

-  a  point 

go  beyond  303 
exaggerate  549 
not  observe  773 
undue  925 

-  the  throat  411 
strait 

interval  198 

water  MZ 

difficulty  704 
straitened 

7x>or  804 
strait-handed  819 
strait-laced 

severe  739 

restraint  751 

fastidious  868 

haughty  878 
strait-waistcoat 

restrain  751 

means  of  i  estrain  t 
752 
strand  342 
stranded 

stuck  fast  150 

in  difficulty  704 

failure  732 

^(7i?i  828 
strange 

unrelated  10 

exceptional  83 

ridiculous  853 

wonderful  870 

-  bedfellows  713 

-  to  say  870 
strangely  mz/cA  31 
stranger 

extraneous  57 
a  -  to 

ignorant  491 
strangle 

render  jwwerless  158 

contract  195 

A:i/;  361 
8trap/a«^^n  43 

fastening  A5 

punish  972 

instrument  of 
punishment  975 
strappado  972 
strapping 

strong  159 

ftigr  192 
strapwork  847 
stratagem 

deception  545 


i^/art  626 

ar/(^ce  702 
strategic  ?>/cm  626 

rt/-/(^ce  702 
strategist 

planner  626 

director  694 

proficient  700 
strategy 

conduct  692 

wa7farel-2-Z 

(skill  6i)8) 
strath  252 
strathspey  840 
stratification 

laijers  204 

structure  329 
stratocracy  737 
stratum  204 
stratus  353 
straw  scatter 'iZ 

light  320 

unimportant  043 
care  not  a  - 

indi-fference  866 

despise  930 
catch  at  -s 

overrate  482 

credulous  486 

misuse  679 

luiskUful  691? 

;io??e  858 

m6Vi  863 
the  eyes  drawing  -s 

683 
in  the  -  161 
man  of  - 

unsubstantial  4 

cAea<  525 

in*ote^»<808 

low  person  876 
not  worth  a  - 

trifling  643 

useless  645 
-  to  show  the  wind 

463 
straw-coloured  436 
stray  dispersion  73 

exceptional  83 

deviate  279 

(s<ro«  266) 
streak  fongr  200 

narrow  203 
furroiv  259 

/i<7/i^  420 

stripe  440 

war  A;  550 
streaked 

crossed  219 

variegated  440 
stream  assemble  72 

'/«o?'e  264 

-  of  fluid  347 

-  0/'  wa^€r  348 
-0/ air  349 

-  0/  ^igA<  420 
abundance  639 

against  the  -  708 
with  the  - 
conformity  ^ 


progression  "^ 
rt5«ertM88 
facility  705 
concoi'd  714 
fashion  852 
servility  880 

-  of  events  151 

-  of  time  109 
streamer  ^«f/  550 
streaming  ^oo-se  47 

dispread  73 
streamlet  348 
street  houses  169 

way  627 
streets : 

in  the  open  -  525 
on  the  -  961 
street-walker  902 
strength 
quantity  25 
degree  26 
greatness  31 
vigour  159 
energy/  171 
tenacity  327 
animality  364 
put  all  one's - 

into  686 
tower  of  -  717 

-  of  mind  604 
strengthen 

increase  35 
strengthless  160 
strenuous 

2)ersevering  604a 

active  682 

exertion  686 
Strephon  and  Chloe 

902 
stress  emphasis  580 

requirement  630 

importance  642 

siJram  686 

difficulty  704 
by -of 

necessity  601 
lay  -  on 

reasoning  476 

-  of  circumstances 
compulsion  744 

-  of  weather  349 
stretch  expand  194 

extend  200 

exaggerate  549 

exertion  686 

encroach  925 
at  a  -  69 
mind  on  the  - 

thought  451 
on  the  - 

exertion  686 
upon  the  - 

attention  457 

-  away  to 
distance  196 

-  forth  one's  hand 
00(5  680 

^afe  789 

-  of  the  imagina- 
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-  the  meaning  52S    • 

-  a  point 
exceptional  83 
go  beyond  303 
exaggerate  ^M 
severity  739 
^;6?'mer760 
/w<  observe  773 
w«(?Me  925 
exempt  927a 

-  to  distance  190 
/eng-itA  200 

stretcher 

support  215 

vehicle  272 
strew  73 
striae,  striated 

furrows  259 

variegation  440 
stricken  joaln  828 
terror-  860 

-  in  years  128 
strict 

m  conformity  82 
ea:a<*H94 
*et'67'e  739 
conscientious  939 
orthodox  983a 

-  inquiry  461 

-  interpretation  523 

-  search  461 

-  settlement  780 
strictly  speaking 

exact  494 

interpreted  523 
stricture 

constriction  203 

hindrance  706 

censure  932 
stride 

distance  196 

motion  264 

M'a/A;  266 
strides  :  make  -  282 
rapid  -  274 
stridor  410 
strife  discord  713 

contention  720 
strike  operaie  17C 

Ai<  276 

rm^i  719 

disobey  742 

impress  824i 

&ea«  972 

{astonish  87Cfi 

-  at  716 

-  a  balance 
equalize  27 
»iea?i  29 
;?fl?/  807 

-  a  bargain 
contract  769 
barter  794 

-  a  blow  ac<  680 

-  dumb  dumb  581 
wonder  870 
humble  879 

-  the  eye  457 

-  the  first  blow  71« 

-  one's  flag  725 

227 


STR 


STR 


STU 


STU 


-hard  171 

-  all  of  a  heap 
excite  824 
fnghten  860 

-  home  171 

*  in  with 
imitate  19 
assent  488 
cooperate  70f 

-  the  iron  while  it 
is  hot  134 

-  a  light 

set  fire  to  384 
light  420 

-  the  lyre  416 

-  the  mind  457 
-out  something 

new 
sudden  change 

146 
invention  515 

-  off  exclude  55 

-  one  451 
-out  exclude  b5 

destroy  162 
invent  515 
obliterate  552 
scheme  626 

-  off  the  roll 
abrogate  756 
puni"h  972 

-  at  the  root  of  162 

-  root  150 

-  sail  275 

-  tents  293 

-  terror  860 

•  -up  416 

-  with  wonder  870 
striking  525 

-  likeness  554 
strikingly 

greatly  31 
string  tie  43 
ligature  45 
continuity  69 
filament  205 
musical  note  413 

-  together 
arrange  60 
continuity  69 

stringed  instruments 

417 
stringent 

energetic  171 

authoritative  737 

strict  739 

comimlsory  744 
strings :  leading  - 

541 
pull  the  - 

iiifiuence  175 

direct  693 
two  -  to  one's  bow 

632 
stringy 

filamentous  205 

tough  327 
strip  narrow  203 

filament  205 

divest  226 


take  789 

rob  791 
stripe  length  200 

variegation  440 

TnarA;  550 

blow  972 
stripling  129 
stripped  poor  804 
strive  endeavour  675 

ea^er^  686 

contend  720 

-  against  720 
stroke  impulse  276 

wiarA;  550 

m^  619 

expedient  626 

disease  655 

ac?!io^  680 

swcce^   731 

painful  830 
at  a -113 
good  -  626 

-  of  death  360 

-  of  the  pen 
writing  590 
command  741 

-  of  policy  626 

-  of  time  113 

-  of  word  686 

-  the  wrong  way 
256 

stroll  266 

strolling  player- 599 
strong  great  31 

powerful  159 

energetic  171 

tough  327 

taste  390 

pungent  2,'ifii 

fetid  401 

feeling  821 

wonderful!  870 
smell  -  of  398  . 

-  accent  580 

-  argument  476 
by  a  -  arm  744 

-  box  802 
with  a  -  hand 

resolution  604 
exertion  686 
feverity  739 

-  language  574 

-  pull  686 

-  point  476 
strong-headed  498 
stronghold 

defence  717 
prison  752 
strong-minded 
wisdom  498 
courage  861 
strong-scented  398 
strong-willed  604 
strop  253 
strophe  597 
strow  73 
struck  [see  stricken, 

strike] 
awe- 860 
-down 


deftated  732 

-  ail  of  a  heap 
emotion  821 
wonder  870 

-  with  love  897 
structural  state  7 
structure 

production  161 

form  240 

texture  329 

organization  357 

(house  189) 
struggle  exert  686 

difficulty  704 

contend  720 
strum  416 
strumpet  962 
strut  walk  266 

pride  878 

parade  882 

boast  884 

-  and  fret  one's 
hour  upon  a  stage 
life  359 

drama  599 
strychnine  663 
stubbed  201 
stubble  remains  40 

useless  645 
stubborn 

strong  159 

;^ar-(?  323 

obstinate  606 

resistance  719 
stubby  201 
stucco  cement  45 

covering  223 
stuck  [see  stick] 

-  fast  j^rm  150 
difficulty  704 

stuck-up  878 

stud  hanging-peg  214 

A;wo6  250 

horses  271 
studded  many  102 

spiked  253 

tariegated  440 
.student  541 
studied 

predetermined  611 

(wi//w;  600) 
studio  room  191 

painting  556 

tvorkshop  691 
studious 

thoughtful  451 

rfoci/e  539 

intending  620 
study  copy  21 

room  191 

^AoM{7//^  451 

attention  457 

reseaixh  461 

learning  539 

jaainting  556 

intention  620 
stuff  substance  3 

contents  190 

expand  194 

/in€224 


matter  316 
texture  329 
absurdity  497 
unmeaning  517 
material  635 
Jlri^e  643 
overeat  957 
such  -  as  dreams  are 
made  of  515 

-  in  300 

-  the  memory  with 
505 

-  and  nonsense 
unsubstantial  4 
unmeaning  517 

-  up  dose  261 
/^oaa;  545 

stuffing  contents  190 

lining  224 

stopper  263 
stuffy  c?ense  321 

sti^iJry  382 
stultified 

failure  732 
stultify  oneself  699 
stultiloquy  497 
stumble/a//  306 

flounder  315 

g^.^(^  495 

unskilful  699 

failure  732 

-  on  chance  156 
discover  480a 

stumbling-block 

difficulty  704 

hindrance  706 
stump 

remainder  40 

</'wwA  51 

w^a^A;  266 

drawing  556 

s^^ea^  582 
stir  your  -s 

aciln-e  682 
worn  to  the  -  659 

-  along  stoii;  275 
stump  orator  582 
stumpy  sAo7'i  201 
stun  physically 

insensible  376 
fo?/c?  404 
(/efl/en  419 
unexpected  508 
morally  insensible 
823 

Cf/fecC  824 
astonish  870 
stung  [see  sting] 

-  to  the  quick  824 
stunt  shorten.  201 
stunted  swa/^  193 

contracted  195 
stupe  834 
stupefaction  826 
stupefy 

-physically  376 

-  morally  823 

astonish  870 
stupendous 

g-reai  81 


STIT 


SUB 


SUB 


sue 


.arge  193 

wonderful  &tO 
stupid 

misjvdging  481 

credulous  486 

unintelligent  4tQ^ 

tiresome  841 

dvllM3 
stupor 

insensibilHy  823 

wonder  870        ^ 
Ptnpration  961 
Bturdy  strong  159 

■perseveHng  604a 
-beggai 

beggar  767 

stutter  5&3 
sty  house  189 

c/eri!  653 
Stygian  dark  421 

diabolic  945 

infernal  982 
croi*s  the  -  ferry 

rfie  300 
-  shore 

death  360 
style  5to^e  7 

time  114 

painting  556 

graver  558 

«ame  564 

diction  569 

uriting  590 

beavty  845 

fashion  852 
stylet  aw/ 20:^ 

dagger  727 
Stylites,  Simon  -  8 
H.typtic  397 
!;,iyx982 
suasibie  602 
suasion  615 
suave  mari  magno 

664 
suaviter  in  modo 

ca/m  82(3 

courteous  894 
suavity  894 
pr.b34 
subacid  397 
subaction  330 
subahdar  745 
subalpine  206 
subaltern 

inferior  34 

soldier  726 

officer  745 

servant  746 

plebeian  876 
subaqueous  208 
subastral  318 
subaudition  527 
subcommittee  696 
subcontrary  237 
subcutaneous  221 
Bubdean  996 
subdichotomy  91 
subdititious  147 
subdivide  44 


!  subdivision 

2mrt  51 

military  726 
subdolous  702 
subdominant  413 
subdual  731 
subduction 

subtraction  38 

faking  789) 
subdue  calm  174 

succeed  731 
subdued 

morally  826 
sub-editor  593 
subitaneous  113 
subito  113 
subjacent  207 
subject  liable  177 

toinc  454 

meaning  516 

servant  746 

enthral  1^^ 

-  of  dispute  713 

-  to  examination 
461 

1-  of  inquiry  461 

-  of  thought  454 

-  to  qualification 

vncerfain  475 
subjection  749 
subjective 

intrinsic  5 

immaterial  317 

intellectual  450 
subjoin  37 
subjugate 

conquer  731 

subject  749 
subjugation 

tf€/ea«732 

moral  impression 
824 
subjunctive  37 
Sublapsarian  984 
sublation  38 
sublevation  307 
sub-lieutenant  745 
sublimate 

elevate  307 

lighten  320 

vaporize  336 
sublime  high  206 

language  574 

beauty  845 

S-fo/*!/  873 

magnanimous  942 
from  the  -  to  the 

ridiculous  853 
sublineation  550 
sublunary  318 
submarine  ;i08 
submediant  413 
submerge 

destroy  162 

immerse  300 

plunge  310 

.sf'eep  337 
submersion 

rfep^A  208 


subministration  707 
submission  725 

obedience  743 
submissive 

tractable  705 

enduring  826 

humble  879 

{penitent  950) 
submit  to  arbitra- 
tion 774 
submonish  69") 
submultiple  84 
subordinate 

inferior  34 

unimportant  643 

subject  749 
subordination 

orrfer  58 

{obedience  743) 
suborn  induce  615 

purchase  795 

(6?-i6e  784) 
subpcena 

command  741 

lawsuit  969 
subreption 

falsehood  544 

acquisition  775 
subscribe 

at'f^e?2i!488 

aioJ  707 

agcrce  to  769 

au'e  784 
subscription 

»?/,« 784 
subsequent 

-  m  o?'rfer  63 

-  m  <iw?e  117 
subserviency 

servility  886 
subservient 

instrumental  631 

ae«?  707 
subside  decrease  36 

«w?^  306 
subsidiary  aic?  707 

sei^artt  746 

{tending  176) 
subsidy  .^i/i  784 

;;ay  809 
subsist  ea'is^  1 

continue  141 

/ive  359 
subsistence 

/ooo?  298 
subsoil 

interior  221 

ear-i^/i  342 
substance  thing  3 

quantity  25 

inside  221 

ma^^er  316 

texture  329 

important  part  642 

M;6«///i  803 
in  -  596 
man  of  -  803 
substantial 

existing  1 

hyi'iostatic  3 


material  316 
cfert^e  321 
^rw^  494 

-  meaning  516 
substantiality  3 
substantially 

intrinsically  5 

-  true  494 
substantiate 

evidence  467 
OToA-6  5j;ooc^  924 

substantive 
existing  1 
substantial  3 

substitute 
change  147 
TTiean^  634 
depvty  759 

substitution  147 

substratum 
substance  3 
/a?/er  £04 
6ase  211 
siqiport  215 
i«/mor  221 
materiality  316 

substructure  211 

subsultory  315 

subtend  237 

subterfuge 
sojihistry  477 
/ie  546 
cunning  702 

subterranean  208 

subtile  liqht  320 
rar^  322 
-  texture  329 

subtilize  rarefy  3: 


77 

subtle  «/i£^A<  32 
cunning  702 

-  point  704 

-  reasoning  476 
subtlety 

sophistry  477 

uisdom  498 
subtraction  " 

subduction  38 

anthmetic  85 

taking  789 
subtraliend 

subtract  £8 

nw»?i'(??'84 
suburb  /ow?i  189 

«<?«?•  197 

environs  227 
subvention 

sui^port  215 

flirf  707 

o?/!!  784 
suDversion 

revolution  146 
subvert  destroy  162 

i»t;eri;  218 

rfe?;7'e««  308 
succedaneum  147 
succeed /o//<njJ  63 

posterior  117 

success  731 

trantfer  783 


sue 


SUI 


SUN 


SUP 


-  to  acquire  775 
success  731 
succession 

sequence  63 

continuity  63 

repetition  104 

posteriority  117 

transfer  783 
in  quick  - 136 
in  regular  - 138 

-  of  ideas  451 

-  of  time  109 
successless  732 
successor  sequel  65 

posterior  117 
succinct  572 
succour  707 
succubus  980 
succulent 

nutritive  298 

Juiq/  333 

sinuliquid  352 
Bnccumh  fatigue  688 

yield  725 

fail  732 

(obey  743) 
succession  315 
such :  -  as  17 

-  being  the  case  8 

-  like  17 

-  a  one  372 
suchwise  8 
suck  draw  off  297 

drink  298 
take  789 

-  in  296 

-  the  blood  of  789 
sucker  260 
suckle  707 
suckling 

infa7it  129 
suction  ^orce  157 

reception  290 
Budary  652 
sudation  299 
sudatory  386 
sudden  ' 

transient  111 

instantaneous  113 

soon  132 

unexpected  508 

-  burst  508 

-  death  360 

-  and  quick  in 
quarrel  901 

-  thought  612 
sudorific  382 
mAs  froth  353 

in  the  - 

difficulty  704 

dejected  &37 
cue  demand  765 

go  to  law  969 
suet  35) 

suffer  physical  pain 
378 

disease  655 

allow  7(50 

feel  821 

etidure  826 


moral  pain  828 

-  for  972 
-punishment  972 

sufferance,  tenant 

on  -  779 
suffice  639 
sufficiency  639 
suffix  adjunct  39 

sequence  63 

sequel  65 

letter  561 
sufflation  349 
suffocate  kill  361 

excess  641 
suffocating  hot  382 

fetid  401 
suffocation 

death  361 
suffragan  996 
suffrage  609 
suffusion 

mixture  41 

feeling  821 

blush  879 
sugar  396 
sugar-loaf 

pointed  253 
suggest  suppose  514 

wform  527 

advise  695 

-  itself 
thought  451 

fancy  515 

-  a  question  461 
suggestio  falsi  546 
suggestion 

plan  626 
advice  695 
suggestive 
reminder  505 
signijicant  516 
descriptive  594 
sni  generis  83 
suicidal 

destructive  162 
suicide  killing  361 
Suisse  beadle  990 
Suisse,  point  d'ar- 

fent  point  de  -  812 
accord  23 

«m€s  69 

cto«  75 

clothes  225 

expedient  646 

petition  765 

courtship  902 
follow  - 19 
law-  909 
love-  897 

-  the  action  to  the 
word  550 

-  the  occasion  646 
do  -  and  service  743 

suitable  season  IM 
suite  sequel  65 

series  69 

retinue  746 

-  of  rooms  191 
suitor 

petitioner  767 


lover  897 

lawsuit  969 
sulcated  259 
sulky  carriage  272 

obstinate  606 

discontented  832 

deeded  aS7 

«?^^^en.  901a 

{discourteous  895) 
sullen 

obstinate  606 

gloomy  837 

disco^trteous  895 

iW^A;?/  901a 
sullenness  901a 
sully  <^^^'^y  653 

dishonour  874 

(c?e/ace  846) 
sulphur  388 
sulphur-coloured  436 
sultan  745 
sultry  382 
sum  number  84 

m/mey  SOO 

-  and  substance 
meaning  516 
synopsis  596 
important  part  642 

-  up  reckon  85 
description  594 
compendium  596 

sumless  105 
summation  85 
summary 

transient  111 

€ar/y  132 

«/iW<  201 

concise  572 

compendious  596 

ii^fef/a^  964 

-  of"  facts  594 
summer  season,  125 

svpjwrt  215 
/^a?;  382 

-  lightning  423 
summer-house  191 
summerset  218 
summit  /o;?  210 

(siqjeriority  33) 
summon 
command  741 
lawsuit  969 
(accuse  938) 

-  up  memory  505 
€a:ci^6  824 

-  up  courage  861 
summum  : 

-  bonum  g'00(?  618 
happiness  827 

-  jus  922 
sump  slough  345 

c&sw  653 
sumpter-horse  27!^ 
sumptuary 

money  800 

expenditure  809 
sumptuous  882 
sum-total  50 
sun 

heavenly  body  318 


luminary  423 

(7fory  873 
bask  in  the  -  377 
going  down  of  the  - 

126 
farthing  candle  to 

the  -  645 
under  the  - 

space  180 

wor/rf  318 
as  the  -  at  noondaf 

bright  420 

certain  474 

J9^am  525 

-  oneself  384 
Sun: 

-  of  Eighteousness 
976 

sunbeam  420 
-s  from  cucumbers 

471 
sunburnt  433 
Sunday  : 

-  Monday  &c.  138 
-'s  best 

ornament  847 

show  882 
sunder  44 
sundial  114 
sundown  126 
sundry  102 
sunk  [see  sink] 

deep  208 

-  fence  717 

-  in  iniquity  945 

-  in  oblivion  508 
sunken  rocks  667 
sunless  421 
sunlight  420 
sunny  warm  382 

luminous  420 

cheerful  836 
sunny  side  829 
view  the  -  858 
sun-painting  556 
sunrise  125 
sunset  126 
at  - 133 
sunshade  cover  228 

shade  424 
sunshine  light  420 

pros])erity  734 

nappy  827 

cheerful  836 
sunstroke  heat  384 

madness  503 
suo  :  -  periculo  926 

-  sibi  gladio  hunc 
jugulo 

absurdity  479 
retaliation  718 
sup  small  quantity  32 
feed  298 

-  full  of  horrors  828 
super  theatrical  599 
superable 

jwssible  47'^ 

{ea.sy  705) 
superabound  64i 
superadd  37 

230 


SUP 


SUP 


SUR 


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superannuated  128 
ejiperb  M5 
supercargo  694 
supercherie545 
supercilious 

proud  878 

insolent  885 

disrespectfvl  929 

scorn fvl  930 
supereminence 

goodness  648 

rejruie  873 
supererogation 

redundant  641 

vseless  645 

{activity  682) 
superexaltation  873 
superexcellence  648 
Buperfetation 

added  37 

productive  168 
superficial 

shallow  209 

outside  220 

misjudging  481 

ignorant  491 
-  extent  180 
superficies  220 
superfine  648 
superfluitant  305 
superfluity 

remainder  40 

redtindance  641 
superhuman 

perfect  650 

godlike  976 
superimpose  233 
superimposed  206 
superincumbent 

«^»ore  206 

^rat'y  319 
superinduce 

change  140 

cawse 153 

produce  161 
superintend  693 
superintendent  694 
superior  greater  33 

^-  i«.  size  194 

^important  643 

g-oorf  648 
director  694 
superiority  33 
superjunction  37 
superlative  33 
superlatively  good 

648 
supernal 
summit  210 
heavenly  981 
supernatant 
AigA  206 
QcWen^  305 
eupernatural 
deify  976 
c?emon  980 

-  aid  707 
Bupcrnumerary 
adjunct  89 
ilteatricalhrn 


reserve  636 

redundant  641 

{remainder  40) 
superpose  arfd  37 

cover  223 
supersaturate  641 
superscription 

mark  550 

wnting  590 

{evidence  467) 
supersede 

substitxde  147 

c?i*iw6  678 

relinquish  782 
superstition 

{credulity  486) 

religious  -  984 
superstratum  220 
superstructure  729 
supertonic  413 
supervacaneous 

redundant  641 

{useless  645) 
supervene 

^€  added  37 

succeed  117 

happen  151 
supervise  693 
supervisor  694 
supination  213 
supine 

hjorizordal  213 

inverted  218 

sluggish  683 

menially  torpid  C23 
suppeditate  637 
supper  298 
supplant  147 
supple  ^o/(^  324 

.fert'z/e  886 
supplement 

addition  37 

adjunct  39 

completion  52 
suppletory  37 
suppliant 

begging  765 

beggar  767 
supplicate  6«g'  765 

;ji/y  914 

worship  990 
supplies 

mateHals  635 

aicf  707 

money  800 
supply  5^ore  636 

pi'ovide  637 

oit'e  784 

-  aid  707 

-  deficiencies  52 

-  the  place  of  147 
support 

perform  170 
sustain  215 
evidence  467 
preserve  670 
aicZ  707 
/e«;821 
endure  826 
vindicate  937 


-  life  359 
supporters 

heraldic  550 
suppose  514 
supposing 

proxiided  469 
supposition  514 
supposititious 

untinie  546 
suppress 

destroy  162 

conceal  528 

«/e«<  581 

restrain  751 
suppression  of 

truth  544 
suppuration  653 
suppute  85 
supralapsarian  984 
supramundane  939 
supremacy 

superior  33 

authority  737 
supreme  33 

s^ummit  210 

authority  737 

in  a  -  degree  31 
Supreme  Being  976 
surbate  659 
surbated  688 
surcease  142 
surcharge 

redundance  641 

((/ea/-  814) 

-  and  falsify  811 
surcingle  45 
surcoat  225 
surd  number  84 

c?ea/419 
sure  certain  474 

belief  484: 

safe  664 

make  -  against  073 
make  -  of 

inquire  461 

^0A:«  789 
you  may  be  - 

affirmation  535 
to  be  -  assent  488 
on  -  ground  664 

security  771 
sure-footed 

careful  459 

«A:i{/«;  698 

cautious  864 
surely  870 
surety 

certainty  474 


jfl/e^w  664 
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surf  ^i(?e  348 

/oam  353 
surface  outside  -zso 
texture  329 
lie  on  the  - 
intelligibU  bis 
manifest  55^ 
skim  the  - 
slur  ocer  460 
Surface,  Joseph  - 
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surfeit 

redundance  64i. 

satiety  869 
surge  swarm  72 

«we«  305 

rotation  312 

wat'e  348 
surgeon  662 
surgery  662 
surgit  amari 

anquid  651 
surly  grwjf  895 

sullen  901a 

unkind  907 

surmise  514 
surmount  ^ower  20C 

transcursion  303 

cwc^???;  305 

-  a  difficulty 
overcome  731 

surmountable  470 
surname  564 
surpass 

be  superior  33 

Q'rcw  194 

go  beyond  3a3 

outshine  873 
surplice  999 
surplus 

remainder  40 

redundance  641 
surplusage  641 
surprise 

7ion-exp€ctation 
508 

wonder  870 
surprisingly  31 
surrebutter,  &c. 

answer  4G2 

pleadings  969 
surrender 

submit  725 

relinquish  78)1 

(oft^y  743) 

-  one's  life  36«r 
surreptitious 

furtive  528 

deceptive  515 

untrue  546 
surrogate  759 
surround 

circumjaceid  ?T7 

circumscribe  'a^ 
surroundings 
amidst  sucn  and 

such  -  las 
sursum  corda  990 
Eurtout  coa<  225 
surveillance 

core 459 

direction  693 
under  -  938 
survene  151 
survey  view  441 

7/i€a«Mr«466 
surveyor 

director  694 
survive  remain  4ft 

toragr  /im«  110 

.nermanent  141 

281 


sus 


SWE 


SWE 


SWI 


insccptibility 

jxnoer  157 

tendency  178 

liability  177 

motive  615 

impressibility  822 

irascibility  901 
snscipient  785 
suscitate  cavse  153 

pi'odvce  161 

«^ir  vp  173 

<?ccd^e  834 
suspect  dovbt  485 

svpjwse  514 
suspected 

accused  938 
suspectless  484 
suspend  rf(?/€rl33 

ducontinue  142 

Aa«<7  214 
suspended 

animation  823 
suspense 

cessation  142 

uncertainty  475 

expectation  507 

irresolution  605 
in  -  in^r^'  172 
suspension 

cessation  142 

hanging  214 

music  413 
-  of  arms  723 
suspicion  rfow6<  485 

incredulity  487 

knmvledge  490 

supiX)si(ion  514 

/ear  860 

under  -  938 
Buspiration  839 


continve  143 

strength  150 

perform  170 

support  215 

preserve  670 

oid  707 

endure  821 
sustained  note  413 
sustenance  298 
sustentation  [see 
sustain] 

/oorf  298 
Ptisurration  405 
Kutlcr/>Mryewo/'  637 

merchant  797 
suttee  killing  361 

vnselfishness  94Si 

idolatry  991 
suture  43 
Buum  cuiquo 

property  780 
n't/A^  922 
Buaerain  745 
suzerainty  737 
swab  dryWi 
clean  652 
/?y*6cr  701 
swaddle  cto//^^  225 
restrain  7.M 


swaddling  clothes, 
in  -  iw/a?;/  129 

subjection  749 
swag  /tang'  214 

/ean  217 

cw7't;e245 

fJr-op  306 

osculate  314 

600??/  793 
swag-bellied  194 
swage  174 
swagger 

7>ricf€  878 

boast  mi 

bluster  885 
swaggerer  887 
swain  man  373 

rz<^?ec  876 

lover  897 
swale  659 
swallow  gulp  296 

eai!  298 

Mieve  484 

credulous  486 

irooA;  826 

-  the  bait 
dupe  547 
willing  602 

-  the  leek 
recant  607 
submit  725 

-  up  destroy  162 
«?ore  636 

«5e  677 

toA;e  789 
swamp  destroy  162 

marsh  345 

cfe/ea?  731 
swamped 

failure  732 
swampy  wois?  339 
swan-pan  85 
swap  exchange  148 

Wot^;  276 
sward  344 
swarm  cro^M  72 
•  midtitude  102 

sufficiency  639 

redundance  641 
swarthy  4.'31 
swash  a^wse  337 

«p?ir-i  348 
swashbuckler 

^oA/er  726 

blusterer  887 
swashy  339 
swathe/os^en  43 

clothe  225 

restrain  751 
e,vf&y  poduer  157 

influence  175 

/«aw  217 

agitation  315 

induce  615 

authority  737 
-  to  and  fro  149 
sweal  659 
swear  cy^rm  535 

promise  768 

cwr«e908 


just  enough  to  -  by 
32 

-  at  908 

-  by  believe  484 

-  false  544 

-  a  witness  768 
sweat  exude  295 

excretion  299 

heat  382 

exertion  686 

fatigue  688 
cold  -  860 
in  a  -  382 

-  of  one's  brow  686 
Swedenborgian 

religicnis  sect  984 
sweep  s?9ace  180 
curve  245 
r-a^wc?  274 
bend  279 
c^ean  652 
dirty  fellmv  053 
s/ea^  791 
make  a  clean  -  of  297 

-  along  264 
-away 

destroy  162 
eject  297 
abrogate  756 
relinquish  782 

-  the  chords  416 
-off  297 

-out  eject ^1 
clean  652 
sweeping  whole  50 
complete  52 
general  78 

-  change  146 
sweepings 

useless  645 

rfir?  653 

(?ri^e  643) 
sweepstakes 

^ain.  775 

receipt  810 
sweet 

saccharine  396 

melodious  413 

colour  428 

cfean  652 

agreeable  829 

^ot'e/y  897 
look  -  upon 

dmr<?  865 

tove  897 

endearment  902 

-  smell  400 

-  tooth 
rfesire  865 

fastidious  868 

-  wine  3i)6 

-  words  894 
sweeten  396,  829 
sweetheart  897 
sweetmeat  396 
sweetness  396 
sweets  pastry  298 

sugar  396 
sweet-scented  400 
swell  eacpand  194 


348 

sound  404 

emotion  821 
fop  854 

nobility  P75 

swagger  885 

ecpM  931 

(inci-ease  35) 
ground  - 

agitation  315 

-  over  250 

-  with  rage  900 

-  the  ranks  of  37 

-  out 

diffuse  style  573 
swelling 
expansion  194 
prominence  250 

-  style  577 
excitement  824 

swell-mob  793 
swelter  382 
swerve  change  140 

deviate  279 

demur  603 

tergiversation  607 
swift  274 
swig  (?re;?A;  298 

dt^nkenness  959 
swill  (^W«^  298 

intemperance  954 

drunkenness  959 
swim  navigate  267 

>ai!305 

/ig'Ai:  320 

-  against  the 
stream  704 

-  in  pleasure  377 
abundance  639 

-  with  the  stream 
con f minify  82 
inactivity  683 

-  with  the  tide 
prosperity  734 

swimming 

-  eye*  443 

-  Aead  503 
swimming-belt  666 
swimmingly 

easz^y  705 

success  731 

prosperity  734 
swindle  cAea?  545 

pemlate  791 
swindler  cAea?  548 

?/«e/792 
swine  366 
cast  pearls  beforp 
-638 

-  of  Epicurus  9.:4  t 
swineherd  74  J 
swing 

operation  170 
space  180 
nana  214 
oscillate  314 
freedom  748 
amusement  840 
full  -  active  682 
success  731 


SWI 


SYS 


TAG 


TAK 


give  full  - 
facilitate  705 
nave  one's  -  738 
•jwinge  972 
^win^ing  great  31 
swinish 
intemperance  954 
gluttony  957 
-  multitude  876 
nvink  686 
switch  jf?OQ'  972 

rod  975 
Swithin,  reign  of 

St. -348 
swivel  hinge  812 

cannon  727 
ewivel-eye  443 
swollen 
eicpanded  194 
jrroud  878 
swoon  powerless  158 

fatigue  688 
swoop  descend  306 
seize  789 
at  one  fell  - 
violence  173 
swop  794 
sword  weapon  727 
draw  the  -     \ 
flesh  one's  -  j 
war  722 

measure  -s  720,  722 
at  the  point  of  the  - 
722 

severitij  739 
compulsion  744 
subjection  749 
put  to  the  -  361 

-  of  Damocles  667 

-  in  hand 
prepare  673 
war  722 

turn  -s  into  plough- 
shares 723 
swordsman  726 
Sybarite  954« 
sybaritism  954 
sycophancy 

flattery  933 
sycophant 

sei^ile  886 

flatterer  935 
syenite  blue  438 
Sykes,  Bill -792 
syllable  561 
breathe  not  a  -  528 
syllabus  list  86 

compendium  596 
syllogism  476 
sylph  979 
sylvan  367 
symbol 

mathematical  -  84 

sign  550 
symbolize  550 

7'epresentt)^ 
symmetry 

equality  27 

order  5& 

centrality  222 


regular  form  242 

beauty  845 
want  of  -  846 
sympathizer 

partisan  890 
sympathy 

concord  714 
friendship  888 

love  897 

kindness  906 

^i^y  914 

condolence  915 
symphonious  413 
symphony 

overture  64 

mwsic  415 

concord  714 
symphysis  43 
symposium 

festival  840 

(/n^a^  298) 

{drunken  959) 
symptom  550 
Symptomatology  522 
synagogue  1000 
synchronism  120 
synchysis  218 
syncope 

impotence  158 

m^usical  413 

rheto7nc  572 

fatigue  688 
syncretic 

derangement  61 
syncretism 

disagreement  24 

heterodo-xy  984 
syndic  rwfe/'  745 

/Mof(7e967 
syndicate  696 
synecdoche  521 
synod  council  696 

church  995 

{assemblage  72) 
synonjTn 

meaning  516 

interpretation  522 

{nomenclature  564) 
synopsis 

arrangement  60 

/i«^  86 

compendium  596 
synovia 

lubrication  332 

oi/ 356 
syntagma  60 
syntax  567 
synthesis 

combiiiation  48 

reasoning  476 
syringe  wa^er  337 

stream  348 
syrup  396 
system  ord'er  58 

i?to/i  626 

-  of  knowledge  490 

-  of  opinions  484 
systematize 

arrange  60 
^toTi  626 


systole  195 
syzygy  199 

T 

T,  to  a  -  494 
tabard  225 
tabby  mottled  440 

oossii?  588 
tabefaction  195 
tabernacle 

Aowse 189 

ifem;)/6  1000 
tabid  shrunk  195 

^Aiw  203 

disease  655 

deteriorated  659 
table 

arrangement  60 

/is«;  86 

toyer  204 

support  215 

^a^  251 

repast  298 

writing  590 
on  the  - 

preparing  673 
turn  the  -s  218 
under  the  - 

^irfde?i  528 

c??*M7?A;  959 
-  of  the  Lord  1000 
tableau  list  86 

appearance  448 

painting  556 

theatrical  599 
table  d'hOte  298 
table-land 

horizontal  213 

p^oin  344 
tablet  toyer  204 

/a<  251 

record  551 

writing  590 
table-talk  news  532 

conversation  588 
tablets  of  the  . 

memory  505 
table-turning  992 
taboo  prohibited  761 

ma^ic  992 
tabor  417 
tabouret  215 
tabret  417 
tabula  rasa 

inexistencs  2 

absence  187 

ignorance  491 

obliterated  552 

facility  705 
tabulate 

arrange  60 

5e'/t6s  69 
tabulation 

record  551 
tachygraphy  590 
tacit  526 
taciturnity  585 
Tacitus 

concise  style  573 


t&okjoin  43 
naife  45 

change  course  140 
direction  278 
/w?'n  279 
way  627 
go  upon  another  ^ 

wrong  -  732 

-  to  add  37 
tackle 

fastening  45 

gear  633 

undertake  676 

manage  693 
tact  ^owcA  379 

discrimination, 
465 

wisdom  498 

s^'i^/  698 

^as?!e  850 
want  of  -  851 
tactician  7C0 
tactics  conduct  692 

warfare  722 

(pta«  626) 

(*^•i//  698) 
tactile  379 
taction  379 
tactual  379 
tadpole  129 
taedium  vitae 

dejection  837 

weary  841 
tag  small  32 

addition  37 

fastening  45 

«eg'«e/65 

6?i(^67 

poM<<  253 

{adjunct  39) 
tagrag  and  bobtaij 

876 
tail  sequel  65 

€wc?67 

mndent  214 

^>ac^•  235 
estate  -  780 
turn  -  623 

-  off  decrease  36 
tail-coat  225 
tailor  clothier  225 

workman  690 
tailoring 

clothes  225 

^ner?/  882 
tail-piece  sequel  65 

engraving  558 

ornament  847 
tail-race  350 
taint 

imperfection.  65t 

rfi?'C  653 

rfecay  659 

disgrace  874 
tainted/(?i!irf  40t 

diseased  655 
taintless  652 
take  ea^  298 

de/wfe  484 

233 


TAK 


TAK 


TAK 


TAL 


know  490 
understand  518 
succeed  731 
receive  785 
appropriate  789 
captivate  829 
give  and  -  718 
-  aback 
unexpected  508 
astonish  870 

-  an  account  of 
enumerate  85 

-  action  C80 

-  advice  695 

-  after  17 

-  aside  586 

-  away 
annihilate  2 
subtract  38 
remove  185 
seize  789 

-  back  again  790 

-  by  [see  beloio] 

-  care 

warning  668 
cautious  864 

-  care  of  459 

-  no  care  of  460 

-  one's  chance 
chance  621 
essay  675 

-one's choice  C09 

-  things  as  they 
come 

inactivity  683 
inexcitable  826 

-  comfort 
constant  831 
relief  8Si 

-  the  consequences 
154 

^  coolly  826 

-  a  course  092 

-  its  course 
continue  143 
event  151 

-  no  denial 
obstinate  606 
compel  744 

-  a  disease  655 

-  down 
swallow  298 
depress  308 
record  551 
dismantle  681 
humiliate  874 
censui-e  932 

-  easily  820 

-  effect  event  151 
ac<  170 

-an  ell  885 

-  exception  932 

-  one's  fancy 
pleasing  829 
desire  805 

-  fire  384 

-  flight  623 
-from 

evbtract  38 
«d2«789 


-  for  [56^  below"] 

-  the  good  the  gods 
provide  831 

-  heart 
contented  831 
cheerful  8SG 

-to  heart  ^am  828 
discontent  832 

-  heed  864 

-  a  hint  498 

-  hold  of 
where  46 
seize  789 

-'hold  of  the  mind 

484 
-ill  832 

-  in  \see.  below] 

-  an  infection  655 

-  no  interest  in 
823 

-  into  [see  below] 

-  it  believe  484 
suppose  514 

-  the  lead  62 

-  a  leaf  out  of 
another's  book 
lU 

-  a  lease  788 

-  leave  of  624 

-  a  liberty  748 

-  away  life  361 

-  a  likeness  554 

-  measures  626 

-  money  810 

-  no  note  of  460 
-no  note  of  time  115 

-  notice  457 

-  one's  oath  535 

-  off  [see  below] 

-  oneself  off  293 

-  on  [see  below] 

-  one  with  another 
29 

-  out  extract  30J 
obliterate  552 

-  part  with  709 

-  pattern  by  19 

-  a  peep  441 

-  pen  in  hand  590 

-  to  pieces 
disjoin  44 
dismantle  681 

-  place  151 

-  the  place  of  147 

-  possession  of  789 

-  precedence 
superior  33 
precede  63 

-  its  rise 
begin  66 
result  154 

-root 
Jirmim 
located  184 

-  the  shine  out  of  33 

-  ship  267 

-  steps 
p}'epare  673 
act  mo 

-stock  85 


-time 
duration  lOG 
late  133 
leisure  685 

-  time  by  the  fore- 
lock 132 

-  to  habit  613 
pursuit  622 
use  677 

like  827 
desire  865 
love  mi 

-  on  trust  484 

-  a  turn  140 

-  up  [see  below] 

-  upon  oneself 
undertake  676 
j)romise  768 

-  warning  668 

-  wing  293 

-  one  at  one's  M'ord 
709 

take  by: 

-  the  button  586 

-  the  hand 
aid  707 

-  surprise  508 
take  for  484 

-  better  for  worse 
609 

-  gospel  486 

-  granted  484 
take  in  include  54 

shorten  201 
admit  296 
understand  518 
deceive  545 
receive  money  785 

-  good  part 
be  calm  826 
be  pleased  827 
content  SJil 

-  hand  teach  537 
undertake  676 
«ic?707 

-  an  idea  498 

-  sail  275 
take  into: 

-  account 
include  76 
discriminate  465 
qualify  469 

-  consideration  451 

-  custody  751 

-  one's  head 
suppose  514 
caprice  608 

take  off  mimic  19 
destroy  102 
remove  185 
divest  226 
discount  %\^ 

-  one's  hands  785 

-  the  hat  894 
take  on 

discontent  ^aii 
melancholy  837 

-  credit  484 

-  trust  484 
take  up 


elevate  307 
inquire  461 
dissent  595 
choose  609 
undertake  676 
arrest  751 
boirow  788 
censure  932 

-  arms  722 

-  a  case  47G 

-  one's  abode  184 

-  the  cudgels 
attack  716 
contend  720 

-  an  inquiry  461 

-  money  788 

-  one's  pen  590 

-  with 
attention  457 
use  677 
content  831 

taken,  be  - 
die  360 

-  ill  655 

-  with  897 
taker  789 
taking  789 

infectious  657 
in  a  -  pained  %% 
angry  900 
talapoin  996 
talbotype  556 
ta!e  counting  85 
narrative  594 
thereby  hangs  Si,  , 

526 
twice-told  - 
diffuse  style  572 
weary  841 
tale-bearer  532 
talent  698 
bury  one's  -  in  a 

napkin  528 
not  put  one's  -in  a 

napkin  878 
talionis,  lex  - 
retaliation  710 
right  922 
talisman 
insignia  747 
charm  993 
talismanic  992 
talk 
unsubstantial  4 
rumour  532 
s})€ak  582 
conversation  588 
small  -  588 

-  big  boast  884 
insolent  885 
threat  909 

-  glibly  584 

-  nonsense  497 

-  of  signify  516 
jmblish  531 
intend  020 

-  to  oneself  589 

-  oneself  out  of 
breath  584 

-  over 

234 


TAL 


TAR 


TAU 


TEA 


jUfrt-vaut  G15 

-  to  in  private  586 

-  !  t  random 
illogical  477 
loquacity  584 

-  together  588 

-  against  time 
time  106 
jrrotract  110 
inaction  681 

-  of  the  town 
gossip  588 
fame  873 

talkative  5»4 
talked  of  873 
talking,  fine  - 

over-estimation  482 
tall  206 

-  talk  884 
tallage  812 
tallies  85 
tallow  356 
tallow-faced  429 
tally  agree  23 

list  86 
sig7^  550 
credit  805 

-  with  conform  82 
tally-ho  62-^ 
tally-man  797 
Talmud  985 
talons 

authoi-ity  737 

claws  781 
tambourine  417 
tame  inert  172 

modefrate  174 

domesticate  370 

teach  537 

feeble  575 

subjugate  749 

insensible  823 

ca/m  826 
tameless 

tto^^/^^  173 

maievolent  907 
tamper  with 

a«er  140 

sedvce  615 

injure  659 

werfc^^e  682 
tan  colour  433 
tandem 

ai!  ZeMO^A  200 

tehicle  272 
tang  ^(w^e  390 

6fl?ie  663 
tf.ngent  199 
fly  off  at  a  - 

deviate  279 

diverge  291 

excitable  825 
tangere  ulcus  505 
tangible 

material  316 

to?<cA  379 

^a-OiJi  494 

sufficioit  639 

««^/m/  644 


tangle  derange  61 

w««erf  219 
tangled 

duoidered  HO 
weave  a  -  \\eb 

difficulty  704 
tank  7'eseTroir  636 

{receptacle  191) 
tankard  191 
tant :  -  mieux  838 

-  s'en  f aut  489 

-  soit  peu  32 
tantalize  balk  509 

induce  615 

desire  865 
tantalizing 

exciting  824 
Tantalus 
torment  of  - 

expectation  507 

rfm?'€  865 
tantamount 

equal  27 

synonyniofus  516 
tantaene  animis 

ccelestibus  irae  900 
tantara  407 
tantas  componere 

lites  723 
tantl  642 
tantivy  speed  274 
tantrums  900 
tap  open  260 

f?Mg'263 
i<276 
/ei  o?/<  295,  297 
sound  406 
turn  on  the  -  297 
tape  string  5j05 
{fastening  45) 
taper  contract  195 
iiarrcnv  203 
canrf/e  423 

-  to  a  point  253 
tapestry 

painting  556 

ornament  847 
tapinois,  en  -  528 
tapis  :  on  the  - 

event  151 

t02)ic  4M 

intention  620 

;;ton  626 
tap-root  153 
tapster  746 
tar  cover  223 

sailoi-  269 

pitch  ^i%a 

-  and  feather 
disrespect  929 
punish  972 

taradiddle  546 
tardiloc^uence  583 
tardy  dilatory  133 

«to2^;  275 
tare  and  tret  813 
tares  645 
target  620 
tariff  812 
tarn  343 


tarnish 

discoloration,  429 

soi^653 

deface  848 

disgrace  874 

{damage  659) 
tarpaulin  223 
tarry  remain  110 

/a^^r  133 

continue  141 

-  for  ecrpeci  507  " 
tart  2)astry  39d 

acid  397 

r«(/6  895 

irascible  901 
tartan  440 
tartane  273 
Tartar  choleiic  901 
catch  a  -  dujie  547 

■unskilful  699 

retaliation  718 

{failure  732) 
tartar  rfi7-<  653 

emetic  663 
Tartarus  982 
Tartufe 

hypoci'isy  544 

deceiver  548 

impiety  988 
task  /6*^oft  537 

business  625 

Twi  to  ««e  677 

fatigue  688 

command  741 
hard  -  704 
set  a  -  741 
take  to  -  932 

-  the  memory  50^ 
taskmaster  694 
tassel  847 

taste  sapidity  390 

expedience  821 

good  taste  850 
man  of  -  850 
to  one's  -  savoun 

394 
pleasant  829 
7(we  897 
tasteful  850 
tasteless  insipid  391 
tasty  394,  850 
tatonner  463 
tatter 

small  quantity  S2 
tatterdemalion  876 
tatters  garments  22? 
tear  to  - 162 
tattle  588 
tattler 

newsmonger  582 

gossip  588 
tattoo 

drumming  407 

mettled  440 

summons  741 
taught  [see  teach] 

fastened  43 
taunt  disresjTCCi  929 

reproach  938 

{ridicule  856) 


tauromachy  720 
taut  43 
tautology 

re))etition  104 

diffuse  style  57H 
tavern  189 
tawdry  851 
tawny  brown  43i 

2/e/fow  436 
tax  inmiire  461 

employ  677 

fatigue  68? 

command  tO 

compel  744 

request  766 

accounti,  811 

impost  812 

discormt  813 

ac<;i>^«  938 

-  or-e's  energies  C«36 

-  '.he  memory  5C5 
tJixidei-my  368 
taxis  60 
taxonomy  60 
tazza  191 

Tc  Deum  990 
te  fabula  narratur, 
de  -  retaliate  718 
condemn  971 
tea  298 
teach  537 

-  one's  grandmofhe? 
redundwit  641 
impertinent  885 

teachable  539 
teacher  540 
teaching  537 
false  -  538 
teacup,  storm  in  a  - 

overrate  482 

exaggerate  649 
team  69 
teamster  694 
tear  separate  44 

violertce  173 

wiote  rapMly  274 

excife  825 

weeping  839 

-  away  from  789 

-  oneself  away  628 

-  asunder  one's 
bonds  750 

-  one's  hair  839 

-  out  301 

-  to  pieces 
separaie  44 
destroy  162 

-  up  destroy  162 
tearful  839 
tearing  passion  839 
tears  :  draw  -  830 

shed  -  839 

-  in  one's  eyes 
excited  ^iA 
sad  837 

tease  annoy  830 

sinte^Om 
teaser  difficult  704 
teasing  ^ 
teat  260 


TEA 


TEM 


TEN 


TEN 


ten-taWe  talk  588 
technica,  memoria  - 

505 
technical 
(.onformaUe  82 
ivorkmanlike  698 

-  education  537 

-  knowledge  (J98 
-term  564 

technicality 

sj)ecial  79 

cant  teiin  563 

formulary  697 
technology  698 
techy  901 
tedious  841 
while  away  the  - 
hours  681 
tedium  841 
teem  'produce  161 

inoductive  168 

abound  639 

-  with  nmltitude  102 
teemful  168 
teeming  crowd  72 
teemless  169 

'teens  98 

in  one's  -  127,  129 
teeth  grinders  330 
holders  781 
armed  to  the  - 
prepared  673 
defence'^iYl 
warfare  722 
between  the  -  405 
cast  in  one's  -  938 
chattering  of  - 
cold  383 
have  cut  one's  eye  - 

698 
in  the  -  of 
difficulty  704 
opposition  708 
grmd  one's  -  900 
set  one's  -  604 
show  one's  - 1)00 
in  spite  of  one's  - 
opjwsition  708 
compulsion  II AA 
make  one's  -  chatter 
cold  385 
fear  860 
set  the  -  on  edge 
scrajye  331 
saiv  397 
stridoi'  410 
jmin  the  feelings  &30 
teetotalism 
temperance  953 
sobriety  958 
teetotum 
rotation  312 
toy  840 
tegument  223 
tekel  upharsin  668 
telegram  532 
telegraph 
velocity  274 
messenger  534 
signal  550 


by  -  haste  684 
telegraphy 

publication  531 
Teleology  620 
telephone  418 
telescope  445 
telescopic  190 
telesm  993 
tell  count  85 

influence  175 

evidence  467 

inform  527 

speak  582 

describe  594 

succeed  731 
let  me  -  you  535 
who  can  -  475 

-  one's  beads  990^ 
998 

-  the  cause  of  522 

-  fortunes  511 

-  how  155 
-a  lie  544 

-  a  piece  of  one's 
mind  529 

-  of  467 
-off  85 

-  one  plainly  527 

-  its  own  tale  518 

-  tales  disclose  529 

-  the  truth  543 
teller  treasurer  801 
telling 

important  642 
exciting  824 
with  -  effect 
energy  171 
influence  175 
telltale  neivs  532 
indicator  550 
knave  941 
telluric  318 
telum  imbelle  158 
temerity  863 
temper  nature  5 
state  7 

moderate  174 
elasticity  323 
pliability  324 
prepare  673 
affections  820 
irascibility  901 
command  of  -  826 
lose  one's  -  900 
out  of  -  901a 
trial  of  -  824 

-  the  wind  to  the 
shorn  lamb  834 

tempera  556 
temperament 

nature  5 

tendency  176 

musical4\fi 

affections  820 
temperance  953 
temperate 

moderate  174 

mild  826 

abstemious  953 
temperature  382 


Increase  of  -  384 
reduction  of  -  385 
tempest 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

ivind  349 

excitement  825 
tempestivity  134 
tempest-tossed 

excited  824 
Templar,  Good  -  958 
temple  house  189 

side  236 

church  1000 

-  of  the  Holy  Ghost 
983rt 

tempora: 
0-0  mores  1 
lament  839 
disreputable  874 
disapprobation  932 
improbity  940 
rice  945 

-  mutantnr  140 
temporal 

transient  111 

laical  997 

lords  -  and  spiritual 
875 
temporality  997 
temporary  111 
temporize 

protract  110 

defer  13:3 

cunning  702 

{occasion  134) 
tQva^t  entice  Qlo 

attempt  675 

desire  865 

-  fortune 
hazard  621 
essay  675 

-  Providence 
rash  863 
arrogate  885 

tempter  615 
Satan  978 
voice  of  the  -  615 
temulency  959 
ten  98 

-  to  one  472 

-  thousand  98 
tenable  664 
tenacity 

coherence  46 
toughness  327 
meriwry  505 
resolution  604 
obstinacy  606 
retention  781 
avarice  819 

-  of  life  357 

-  of  purpose  604a 
tenaculum  781 
tenancy  777 
tenant 

present  186 
occupier  188 
possessor  779 
tenantless 


absence  187 

seclusion  893 
tenax  propositi 

determined  204 

honourable  939 
tend  conduce  176 

-  animals  370 

aid  707 

se?Te  746 

-  towards 
direction  278 

tendence  749 
tendency  176 
tenAer  slight  32 

ship  273 

soft  324 

war  vessel  726 

offer  763 

snscejMble  822 

affectionate  897 

compassionate  914 

-  age  127 

-  conscience 
rf»/y  926 
(honour  939) 

-  heart 

suscej)tible  822 
A;mc?  906 
compassionate  914 

-  mercies 

[ironical] 
badness  649 
severity  739 
cn/e^/?/  907 

-  passion  897 

-  one's  resignation 
757 

-  to  707 
tendon  45 
tenAvW  fastening  45 

infant  129 

fllament  205 

convoluted  248 
tenebrious  421 
tenement  Aow^e  183 

property  780 

-  of  clay  362 
tenet  fte/i^/ 484 

{theology  983) 
tennis  840 
tenor  Aei7A  wofe  410 

violin  417 

{musician  416) 
tenour  course  7 

rfeg-re  e  26 

directions  278 

/weanw?(7  516 
pursue  the  noiseless 
-  of  one's  way  88? 
tense  hard  323 
tensile  325 
tension 

strenoth  159 

^s^g-^)^  200 
ten  sure  200 
tent  atx)de  189 

covering  223 
pitch  one's - 

toca/e  184 

arrive  292 


TEN 


TES 


THA 


THE 


tentacle  781 
tentative 

experimented  463 

essaying  675 
tente  d'abri  223 
tented  field  722 
tenter-hook  214 

on  -s  507 
tenth  99 
tenths  tithe  812 
tent-pegging  840 
tents  O  Israel,  to 

your  -  722 
tenue,  en  grande  - 

ornament  847 

shoto  883 
tenuity 

smallness  32 

thinness20S 

rarity  323 
tenure 

jwssession  777 

j)roperty  780 

due  924 
tepefaction  384 
Tephramancy  511 
tepid  warm  382 

half  cold  mi 
ter  quaterque  beatus 

827 
teratology 

unconfcyrmity  ^ 

distortion  243 

altiloqvetice  577 

boasting  884 
terceron  41 
terebration 

opening  260 

{passage  through 
302) 
teres  atque  rotundus 

249 

in  seipso  -  650 
tergiversation 

regress  283 

change  of  mind  Q07 
term  ehd&I 

2')lace  in  series  71 

period  of  time  106 

limit  233 

UM^d  562 

name  564 

lease  '^«0 
termagant  901 
terminal  end  67 

limit  233 
terminate  end  67 

limit  233 
termine,  m'ezzo  -  628 
terminology  562 
terminus  end  67 
I   limit  2Sii 

arrival  292 
termless  105 
terms  {see  term] 

circumstances  8 

reasoning  4*^6 

pacification  723J 

ctmditiom  770 
bring  to  -  723 


come  to  - 

«*A^en<  488 

^x<ci/^  723 

submit  725 

consent  762 

compact  769 
couch  in  -  566 
on  friendly  -  888 
in  no  measured  -  574 
ternary  93 
ternion  92 
Terpsichore 

music  416 

dancing  840 
terra:  -  cotta 

baked  384 

scvlptiire  557 

-  firma 
support  215 
/o«flf  342 

-  incognita  491 
terrace  houses  189 

level  213 
terraqueous  318 
terre  verte  435 
terrene  world  318 

land  342 
terrestrial  318 
terrible  860 
terribly  greatly  31 
terrier  list  86 

oz^g'CT'  262 

dog  366 
terrific 

2)ainful  830 

fearful  860 
terrify  860 
territorial  /anc?  342 
territory  region  181 

property  780 
terror  860 
King  of  -s  360 
reign  of  - 

severity  739 

_pai»  828 
terror  em,  in  - 

fear  860 

threat  909 
terrorism  860 

insolence  885 
terrorist 

coward  862 

blusterer  887 

evil-doer  913 
terse  572 

tertian  periodic  138 
tertiary  C/w't'e  92 
tertium  quid 

dissimilar  18 

mixture  41 

combination  48 

vnconformaI)le  83 
tesselated 

variegated  440 

ornament  847 
tesserae 

mosaic  440 

counters  550 
test  463 
testa,  voce  di  -  410 


testament 

security  771 

{record  551) 
Testament  985 
tester  bedstead  215 

sixpence  800 
testify 

evidence  467 

*^<7?^  550 
testmionial  551 
testimony  467 
testy  901 
tetchy  901 
tete:-'    " 

•m*A  363 
-exaltee503 

-  m  on  tee  wa<^  503 
excited  825 

-a-tete  ^tt^o  89 

/iear  197 

con/er  588 
tether /a«^m  43 

/ocrt^6  184 

restrain  751 

means  of  restraint 
752 
go  beyond  the  length 

of  one's  -  738 
tethered  ^rw  150 
tetrachord  413 
tetractic  95 
tetrad  95 
tetrahedron  244 
tetrarch  745 
text  prototype  22 

topic  454 

meaning  516 

printing  591 
-book  5cAo(?^  542 

synopsis  596 

{teaching  537) 
textile  ww-6;i  219 

texture  329 
textuary 

orthodox  983a 

revelation  985 
texture  mixture  41 

roughness  256 

/a6r2C  329 

{condition  7) 
Thais  962 
Thalia  599 
Thalmud  985 
Thames  on  fire 
set  the  - 

imj)Ossible  471 
never  set  the  - 
/oo^501 

bungler  701 
thane  nobility  875 

{master  745) 
thank  916 
no  -  you  764 

-  one's  stars 
rejoice  838 

-  you  for  nothing 
917 

thankful  916 
rest  and  be  - 


content  831 
thankless 

jminfuim) 

ungrateful  917 
thank-offering  916 
thanks  to 

caused  by  155 
thanksgiving 

gratitude  916 

worship  990 
that  79 
-is  118 

-  is  to  say  79 

-  being  so  8 
at  -  time  119" 

thatch  roof  223 

{top  210) 
thaumatrope  445 
thaumaturgist  994 
thaumaturgy  992 
thaw  melt  335 

heart  382 

heating  384 

calm  the  mind  826 

pity  914 
Thearchy 

authority  737 

Z'ei/y  976 
theatre 

spectacle  441 

scAoo^  542 

drama  599 

ar^na  728 

amusement  840 

M6««rt/966 
theatre,  coup  de  - 

appearance  448 

prodigy  872 

rfi.^^«2/  882 
jeu  de  -  448,  872 
theatrical  599 

affected  855 

ostentatious  882 
Theban,  learned  -492 
theca  223 
theft  791 
Theism 

heterodoxy  984 

piety  987 
Theistic  o/  G^orf  976 
theme  topic  454 

dissertation  595 
Themis  922 
then  <ime  106 

therefore  476 
thence 

caused  by  155 

departure  293 

therefore  47Q 
thenceforward  121 
Theocracy 

i>6ti;y  976 

church  995 
theodolite  244 
Theogony  983 
theologicum,  odinm-= 

mi^judgment  483 

false  piety  ^E^ 

church  dcm  ^95 
Theology  983 

237 


THE 


THl 


THO 


THE 


Theomancy  511 
Theopathy  987 
Theopneustic  985 
theorbo  417 
theorem  topic  454 

maxim  490 

svpposition  514 
theoretical  514 
theorize  155,  514 
theory 

attHMtion  155 

knowledge  490 

svpposihon  514 
Theosophy  983 
Therapeutics  662 
there  situation  183 

presence  186 
thereabouts 

almost  S2 

place  188 

near  197 
thereafter  117 
thereby  031 
-  hangs  a  tale  154 
therefore 

atlribvtion  155 

reasoning  476 

motive  015 
therein  221 
ihereof  9 
theretofore  116 
tiiereupon  time  100 

after  117 
therewith 

accompanying  88 

means  632 
tlieriac  602 
thermal  382 
Thermology  882 
thermometer 

heat  389 

(measwe  460) 
thermoscope  389 
Thersites  936 
thesaurus 

words  562 

store  630 
thesis  them£  454 

jjroposition  514 

dissertation  595 

(affirmation  535) 
Thespian  599 
Thetis  341 
theurgist  994 
theurgy  992 
thews  and  sinews 

159 
thick  crowded  72 

numerous  102 

broad  WZ 

dense  321 

semiliguid  352 

i«rWcr426 

dirty  653 
friends  888 
come  - 102 
in  the  -  of 

imbedded  228 

action  680 
lay  it  on  - 


cover '^a^ 
redundance  641 
flattery  933 

-  of  the  action  682 

-  of  the  fray  722 
through  -  and 

thin  violent  173 
jrreserve  604a 
thick-coming 
many  102 
repeated  104 
frequent  130 

-  fancies  515 
thickens,  the  plot  - 

682 
thicket  367 
thickness  202 
thick-ribbed  159 

-  ice  383 
thickset  short  201 

broad  202 

dense  321 
thick-skinned 

physically  376 

mxyrally  823 
thick-skull 

imbecile  499 

/oo^  501 
thief  792 
set  a  -  to  catch  a 

thief  791 
like  a  -  in  the 
night 

unexpected  508 

concealment  528 

disfwnourable  940 
thievery  791 
thieves'  Latin  503 
thimble 

receptacle  191 

defence  717 

(concave  252) 
thimbleful  32 
thimblerig  545 
thimblerigger  792 
thin  subduct  38 

few  103 

small  193 

narrow  203 

rare  322 

scanty  040 

-  end  of  the 
wedge  06 

thing  substance  3 
matter  316 
just  the  -  924 
the  -  926 

-  to  do  625 

-  of  naught  4 
things  events  151 

clothes  225 
chattels  780 
as  -  go  613 
thingumbob  563 
think  cogitate  451 
believe  484 
only  -  873 
reason  to  -  472 

-  aloud 
soliloquy  589 


I     artless  703 

better  of 

recant  607 

improve  658 

•  fit  will  600 


highly  931 

-  ill  932 
-likely  472 

-  no  more  of 
inattention  458 
forgive  918 

-  of  intend  620 

-  out  457 

as  one  -s  proper 
000 

-  twice 
irresolute  005 
cautious  864 

-  upon 
remember  505 

thinker  500 
thinking  principle 

450 
thinness  203 
thin-skinned 

physically  sensible 
375 

morally  sensitive 
822 

fastidims  808 

irascible  901 
third  93 

t7'isection  94 

music  413 

-  heaven  981 

-  part  94 

-  person  004 

-  ])Ower  92 
thirdly  93 
thirst  805 

-  for  knowledge  ^So 
thirsty  soul  959 
thirteen  98 
thirty-nine  articles 

9a3a 
thirty-one 

cards  840 
this  79 

-  that  or  the  otherl5 
at- time  of  day  118 

thistle  prickly  253 
thistle-down 

liqht  320 
thitlier  278 
\h.o\\g  fastening  45 

scourge  975 
Thor  979 
thorn  sharp  253 

bane  003 

painful  aSO 
plant  a  -  830 

spiteful  907 

-  in  the  flesh  aSO 

-  in  the  side 
badness  %\^ 
annoyance  830 

thorns  :  sit  on  - 
2ihysical pain  878 
moral  pain  828 


fearSeO 
on  -  for 


thorny  pricMy  253 

difflcult  704 
thorough  52 
thorough-bass  413 
thorough-bred 
intrinsic  5 
hjorse  271 
skill  098 
fashionable  852 
thoroughfare 
opening  260 
way  627 
(7;(a«sag'e302) 
thorough-going  52 
thoroughly,  do  -  729 
thorough-paced  31 
thorp  189 
though 
comp€nsati07i  30 
qualification  469 
opposition  708 
(counteraction  •<'^9) 
thought  ;««;e  82 
reflection  451 
irfea  453 
(maxim  496) 
give  a  -  to  457 
not  to  be  -  of 
reject  010 
invhibit  701 
organ  of  -  450 
quick  as  -  274 
seat  of  -  450 
subject  of  -  454 
want  of  -  458 
who  could  have  -  it? 

508 
-of  454 
thoughtful 
reflecting  451 
wise  498 
thoughtless 
incogitant  452 
inattentive  458 
careless  400 
imjn^ovident  674 
thoughts : 

-  that  breathe  574 

-  elsewhere  458 
thousand 

number  98 

many  102 
one  in  a  - 

good  048 

good  maxi  948 
thraldom  749 
thrush,  punish  972 
Thraso  887 
Thrasonic  884,  885 
thread  arrange  00 


weak  100 
fllament  205 
pass  through  302 
not  have  a  dry  -  339 
hang  by  a  -  005 
life  hangs  by  a  -  300 

238 


THR 


THR 


THU 


TID 


worn  to  a  -  659 

-  one's  way 
jmtrney2ii6 
2)assags  302 

threadbare 
bare  226 
deteriorated  659 
threadpaper  203 
threat  909 
threaten 
future  121 
destiny  152 
danger  665 
{alarm  669) 
threatening 

vnhopeful  859 
three  93 
sisters  -  601 
go  through  - 
hundred  and  sixty 
degrees  311 

-  sheets  in  the  wind 
959 

-  times  three 
number  98 
ajwobation  931 

threefold  93 
three-score  98 

-  years  and  ten  128 
three-tailed  bashaw 

master  745 

nobility  875 
threne  839 
threnody  839 
thresh  972 
threshold 

beginning  66 

edge  231 
at  the  -  near  197 

-  of  an  inquiry  401 
thrice  93 

-  happy  827 
-told  tale  573 

thrid  302 
thrift 

j/ivsperiiy  734 

gain  775 

economy  817 
thriftless  818 
thrill 

physical  2)ain  378 

touch  380 

feeling  821 

excitation  824 
thrilling 

pleasing  829 

painful  830 
thrive  prosper  73 

{succeed  732) 
throat  oj)ening  260 

air-pipe  351 
cut  the  -  361 
force  down  the  - 

739 
stick  in  one's  - 

voiceless  581 

speechless  585 
take  by  the  -  789 
throb  agitate  315 

emotion  821 


throbbing :  -  hean 
860 

-  pain  378 
throe 

revolution  146 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

physical  pain  378 

{moral  2)ain  828) 
birth-  161 
throne  abode  189 

seat  215 

emblem  of  aut/iority 
747 
ascend  the  -  737 
occupy  the  -  737 

-  of  God  981 
throng  72 
throttle 

ren  der  poioerless  158 

close  261 

kill  361 

seize  789 
through 

owing  to  154 

via  278 

by  means  of  631 

i2)assage  302) 
get  -  729 
go  -  one  824 
wet -339 

-  thick  and  thin 
complete  52 
violence  173 
perseverance  604a 

throughout 
iotMity  50 
completeness  52 

-  the  world  180 
throw  im^;^^  276 

propel  284 
exertion  686 

-  oneself  into  the 
arms  of  •• 

safety  664 

-  away  reject  610 
waste  638: 
relinquish  782 

-  cold  water  on  616 

-  of  the  dice  156 

-  doubt  upon  485 

-  down 
destroy  162 
lower  308 

-  oneself  at  the 
feet  of  725 

-  good  money 
after  bad  818 

-  in  228 

-  off  \_see  below"] 

-  open  open  260 
admit  296 

-  out  {see  below] 

-  over  destroy  162 

-  overboard 
exclude  55 
destroy  162 
eject  297 
abrogate  756 

-  on  paper  590 


-  away  the  scab- 
bard 722 

-  into  the  shade 
superim'  33 
lessen  36 
surpass  303 
important  642 
{rejmte  873) 

-  a  tub  to  catch  a 
whale  545 

-  up  [see  below] 

-  a  veil  over  528 
throw  off  297 

-  all  disguise  529 

-  one's  guard 
i7iex])ectation  508 
cunning  702 

-  the  mask  529 

-  the  scent 
misdirect  538 
avoid  623 

throw  out 
propel  284: 
eject  297 

-  a  feeler  379 

-  of  gear 
disjoin  44 
derange  61 

-  a  hint  527 

-  a  suggestion  514 
thrown  out  704 
throw  up  eject  297 

resign  757 

-  one's  cap  884 

-  the  game  624 
thrum  416 
thrush  416 
thrust  p^sh  276 

attack  716 

-  in  insert  300 
{inter2X)se  228) 

-  one's  nose  in  682 
-down  one'T 

throat  744 

-  upon  784 
thud  406,  408a 
thug  murderer  361 

thief  792 
thum  b  touch  379 

bite  the  -  929 

one's  fingers  all  -s 
699 

rule  of  - 
exj)eriment  463 
unreasoning  477 
essay  675 

under  one's  - 
authority  737 
subjection  749 

-  over  539 
-screw  975 

Thumb,  Tom  -  539 
thump  beat  276 

non-resonance  408a 

jmnish  972 
thumping  gi'eat  31 

big  192 
thunder 

violence  173 

noise  404 


prodigy  872 
threaten  909 
look  black  as  - 
discontented  832 
angry  900 

-  against 
malediction  908 
censtire  932 

-  of  applause  931 

-  forth  531 

-  at  the  top  of 
one's  voice  411 

-s  of  the  Vatican 

908 
thunderbolt 

weapon  727 

jn'odigy  872 
thunder-clap 

unexincted  508 

jyrodigy  872 
thundering  big  192 
thunderstorm  173 
thunderstruck  870 
thurif  er  999 
thuriferous  400 
thuriflcation 

fragrance  400 

rite  998 
thus  circumstance  8 

therefm^e  476 

-  far  little  32 
limit  233 

thwack  beat  276 

punish  972 
thwart  across  219 

obstruct  706 

02ypose  708 
tiara  insignia  747 

canonicals  999 
Tib's  eve  107 
tick  oscillation  314 

sound  407 

mark  550 

credit  805 
go  on  -  806 

-  off  record  551 
ticket  550 
ticket  of  leave  760 

-man 
prisoner  754 
bad  man  949 
tickle  touch  380 
please  829 
amuse  840 
{physical  pleasxtre 
377) 

-  the  fancy  829,  840 

-  the  palate  394 

-  the  palm 
give  784 
pay^ifi 

ticklish 

uncertain  475 

dangerous  665 

difficult  704 
tid-bit  qood  648 

pleasing  829 
tiae  ocean  341 

«^a?;e348 

abundance  639 

239 


TID 


TIM 


TIN 


TIS 


prospeHty  734 
against  the  -  708 
drift  with  the  - 
facU^  705 
go  with  the  - 

conformity  82 
high  &c.  -  348 
stem  the  -  708 
swim  with  the  - 

jyi'Osi)eHt.y 'iM 
turn  of  the  -  210 

-  of  events  151 

-  over  ti7ne  106 
defer  133 
safe  664 
inaction  681 
succeed  731 

-  of  time  109 
tidings  532 
tidy  orderly  58 

(jood^i 

dean  652 

pretty  845 
tie  relation  9 

equality  27 

fasten  43 
fastening  4^ 

neckcloth  225 

security  771 

obligation,  926 
nuptial -903 
ride  and  -  266 
-s  of  blood  11 

-  down 
hinder  lOQ 
compel  744 
restrain  751 

-  the  hands 
render  iMwerless 

158 
restrain  751 

-  oneself 
promise  768 

-  up  restrain  751 
condition  770 
entail  771 

tie-beam  45 
tied  up 

in  debt  806 
tienoscope  445 
tier  continuity  69 

layer  204 
tierce,  carte  and  -  716 
tiff  quarrel  713 

e«9'e?-  900 
dftln  298 
iiger  violent  173 

servant  746 

courage  861 

savage  907 

evil-doer  913 

*ac?  man  949 
tight /rw<  43 

6-toec/  261 

smart  845 

rf?-M«A;  959 
-grasp  739 

-  nand  739 
keep  a  -  hand  on 

■SSI 


on  one's  -  ropes 

878 
tighten  43 

contract  195 
tight-fisted  819 
tignts  225 
tigress  374 
tike  876 
tilburv  272 
tile  ror/ 223 

hat  ;i25 

-  loose  insane  503 
till  V2}  to  the  time 

106 

coffer  191 
cultivate  371 
treasury  802 

-  doomsday  112 

-  now  122 

-  the  soil 
prepare  673 

tiller 
instrument  633 
money-box  803 

-  of  the  soil 
agriculture  371 
clown  876 

tilt  slope  217 

<;o?;f  r  223 

Xiropel  284 

/«/^  306 

contention  720 
full  -  rfireci  278 

«c^?^"e  682 

haste  684 
ride  full  -  at 

pursue  622 

c<^/ocA716 
run  a  -  at  716 

-  over  218 
-up  307 

-  with  720 
tilting  at  the  ring 

840 
tilt-vard  728 
timber  trees  367 

matenals  635 
timbre  413 
timbrel  417 
time  106 

instant  \'\^ 

leisure  685 
against  - 

Tiaste  684 
at  -s  136 
course  of  -  109 
employ  one's  -  In 

625 
glass  of  - 106 
in  -  course  109 

early  132 

destiny  152 
measure-  114 
no  -  instantly  113 

soon  132 
no  -  to  lose 

need  630 

haste  684 
no  -  to  spare  684 
ravages  of  -  659 


slow -275 
take  -  slow  275 

inaction  681 

inactive  683 
true -113 
waste  -  683 

-  has  been  123 
-being  118 

-  to  come  121 
-of  day  113 

-  drawmg  on  121 

-  enough  132 

-  gone  oy  135 

-  hanging  on  one's 
hands 

inaction  681 
leisure  685 
weariness  841 

-  immemorial  122 

-  of  life 
duration  106 
now  118 
age  128 

-  out  of  mind  122 

-  to  spare  685 

-  after  time  104 

-  up  transient  111 
occasion  134 

-  was  122 
there  being  -s 

when  136 
timeful  134 
time-honoured 

old  124 

reimte  873 

respected  928 
time-keeper  114 
timeless  135 
timely  early  132 

oppoi-tvne  134 
timeo  Danaos 

disbelief  4^ 

caution  8G4 
time-piece  114 
time-pleaser  607 
times  present  118 

events  151 
hard -735 
many  -  136 
time-serving 

tergiversation  607 

cunning  702 

servility  886 

imjnvbity  940 

selfishness  943 
time-worn  old  124 

ageV2S 

deteriorated  659 
timid  fearful  860 

cowardly  863 

humble  881 
timist  607  • 
Timocracy  803 
Timon  of  Athens 

wealth  803 

seclusion  893 

misanthrope  911 
timorous 

\see  timid] 
i\n  preserve  670 


money  ^f>fy 
tinct  428 
tinctorial  428 
tincture 

small  qniantity^ 

mixture  41 

colour  428 
tinctured 

disposition  820 
tinder /?,/€/ 388 

irascible  901 
tinge 

small  quantity  33 

mix  41 

colour  428 
tingcnt  428 
tingle /lam  378 

touch  380 

emotion  821 
make  the  ears  -  900 
tink  408 
tinker 

restore  to  health  654 

repair  6C0 

{improve  658) 
tinkle 

faini  sound  405 

resonance  408 
tinkling  cymbal  517 
tinnient  408 
tinsel  glitter  420 

sham  545 

Oi'nament  847 

frippery  851 
tint  428 
tintamarre  404 
tintinnabulary  408 
tiny  193 
tip  end  67 

summit  210 

cot'^/*  223 

g'^^7e  784 

(;;a?^  807) 
on  -toe  Aig-A  200 

ea7>ec<  507 

■  the  wink  550 
tip-cat  840 
tippet  225 
tipple  drink  298 

tope  959 
tippler  959 
tipstaff  905 
tipsy  959 
tip-top  summit  210 

good  648 
tu-ade  speech  582 

censure  932 
tire  fatigue  688 

W077'y  830 

weary  841 
tir6  a  qnatre  6pin- 

gles  850 
tirer  d'affaire  672 
se  -  731 
Tiresias  513 
tiresome  [s^^tire] 
Tisiphone  173 
tissue  whole  50 

assemblage  73 

matted  219 

240 


TIS 


TOL 


TON 


TOO 


iextvre  829 
tit  f^mall  193 

pomj  271 
tit  for  tat  'nS 
Titai\  980 
titbit  savoury  8& 

pleasina  829 
tithe  tenth  99 

tax  812 
titillate  amvse  840 

provoke  desire  865 
titillation 

pleasure  377 

toMc/i  380 
title  indication  550 

/if/7ne  504 

ri{7Ai;  toproiierty  780 

distincfionS77 

right  924 
titled  875 
title-deed  771 
title-page  66 
titter  838 
tittle 

small  gvaniity  32 
to  a  -  494 
tittle-tattle 

news  532 

5?/m//  talk  588 
titubancy  583 
titubate/a;/3T) 

fail  732 
titular  ?<'0?'(Z  562 

nomenclature  534 
tmc8is  218 
to  direction  278 
lie  -  681 

-  all  intents  and 
purposes 

equally  27 
whole  52 

-  a  certain  degi'ee  32 

-  covae future  121 
destiny  152 

-  the  credit  of  805 

-  crown  all  33,  642 
-do  59 

-  the  end  of  the 
chapter  527 

-  the  end  of  time  112 

-  and  fro  314 

-  the  full  52 

-  a  great  extent 
31 

-the  letter  19 

-  a  man  78 

-  the  point  23 

-  the  purpose  23 

-  a  small  extent  32 

-  some  extent  26 

-  be  sure  488 

-  this  day  118 

-  wit  79 

toad  hateful  649 
ugly  846 

-  under  a  harrow  378 
toad-eater 

servile  886 
sycophant  Q3L 
toad-eatine 


fiattery  933 
toadstool  387 
toast  roast  384 
celebrate  883 
tobacco  392 
tocsin  669 
tod  319 
to-day  118 
toddle  walk  266 

limp  27  5 
toddy  298 
toe  211 

on  the  light  fan- 
tastic - 
jump  309 
dance  840 
toes,  turn  up  the  - 

die  360 
toga  coat  225 
robes  747 
assume  the  - 
virilis  131 
together 
accompanying  88 
same  time  120 
come  -  290 
get  -  72 
hang  -  709 
lay  heads  -  695 

-  with 
added  to  37 
accompanied  by  88 

toggery  225 
toil  activity  C82 

escertion  686 
-8  trajy  545 

{danger  mi;) 

{wile  702) 
toilet  225 
toilette  225 
en  grande-847 
toilsome  686 

difficult  704 
toilworu  688 
token  550 
give  - 

manifest  525 

-  of  remembrance 
505 

told,  do  what  one  is  - 
743 

tolderolloll  838 

Toledo  727 

tolerable 
a  little  32 
trifling  643 
pi'etty  good  648 
not  perfect  651 
satisfactory  831 

tolerably,  get  on  -  736 

toleration 
laxity  738 
lenity  740 
pei^nisi<ion  700 
feeling  821 
calmness  826 
benevolence  906 

toll  sound  407 
tax  812 

-  the  knell  30? 


tollbooth 
prison  752 
market  799 
tomahawk  727 
tomb  363 
lay  in  the  -  363 

-  of  the  Capulets 
506 

torn  be  desnucs 

exception  8-J 

wonder  870 
tomboy  851 
tombstone  363 
tom-cat  373 
tome  593 
tomentous  256 
tomfool  501 
tomfoolery 

absvrdity  497 

amv semen  t  840 

we  i!  842 

ostentation  882 
Tom  Noddy  501 
to-morrow  121 
^  and  to-morrow 

repetition  104 

course  of  time  109 
tompion  263 
tomtit  193 
Tom  Thumb  193 
tom-tom  music  417 

military  722 
ton  weight  319 

fashion  852 
tonality 

music  413 

light  and  shade  420 
tone  state  7 

strength  159 

tendency  176 

sound  402 

music  413 

colour  428 

blackness  431 

method  627 

disposition  820 
give  a  -  to  852 

-  down 
moderate  174 
darken  421 
discolour  429 

-  of  voice  580 
tongs 

fire-irons  386 

retention  781 
tongu3 

projection  250 

taste  390 

language  560 
bite  the  -  392 
bridle  one's  -585 
give  -  580 
hold  one's  -  403 
slip  of  the  - 

en^or  495 

tolecisni  568 

stammering  583 
on  the  tip  of  one's  - 

near  197 

forget  506 


latent  528 
speech  582 
wag  th«  -  582 

-  cleave  to  the  rool 
of  one's  mouth 
870 

have  a  -  in  one's 
head  582 

-  of  hind  342 

-  running  loose  584 
keep  one's  -  be- 
tween one's  teett 
585 

tongueless  581 
tongue-tied  5bl 
tonic 

musical  note  413 

healthy  656 

medicine  662 
tonicity 

strength  159 
tonnage  192 
tonsils  351 
tonsure  999 
tontine  810 
tony  501 

Tony  Lumpkin  876 
too  also  37 

excess  041 
-bad 

disreputable  874 

wrong  923 

censure  932 

-  clever  by  half  702 
in  a  -  gi-ea*  degree  31 

-  far  641 

-  hot  to  hold  one  830 

-  late  i;i3 

-  late  for  135 
-little  640 

-  many  641 

-  much  {see  belovj] 
-soon  132 

-  soon  for  135 

-  true  regret  83:3 
lamentation  839 

too  much 
redundance  641 
intemperance  954 

have  -  of  869 

make  -  of  482 

-  for  471 

-  of  a  good  thing  8C9 
tool  instrument  633 

steer  693 

catspaw  711 

servile  886 
edge  -  253 
mere  -  690 
ioolh  fastening  45 

pi'Ojection  250 

sharp  253 

roughness  256 

notch  257 

texture  329 

taste  390 
sweet  - 

desire?^ 
fastidious  868 

-  and  naiJ 

241 


TOO 


TOT 


TOU 


TRA 


violence  173 
exertion  686 
attack  716 
toothed  253 
toothsome  394 
top  mjyreme  33 
summit  210 
roo/ 223 
spin  312 

pleep  like  a  -  683 
fool  to  the-  of  one's 
bent  545 

-  to  bottom 
completely  52 

-  of  the  ladder  873 
at  the  -  of  one's 

speed  274 
from  -  to  toe  200 
at  the  -  of  the  tree 

873 
at  the  -  of  one's 
voice  loud  404 

shoiit  411 
topaz  yellow  436 

jewel  847 
top-boot  225 
tope  tomb  363 

trees  367 

drink  959 

temjile  1000 
toper  959 
top-full  52 
top-gallant  mast 

^9-^^206 

evmmit  210 
top-heavy 

unbalanced  28 

inverted  218 

dangerous  665 

tipsy  95S 
Tophet  982 
topic  454 
-of  the  day  532 
topical  183 
top-mast  206 
topmost  210 
Topogi-aphy  183 
topple 

unbalanced  28 

])€rish  162 

decay  G59 

-  downfall  306 

-  over  28,  306 
topsail  schooner  273 
topsawyer 

hnixyrtant  642 
proJicie7d  700 
topsy-turvy  218 
tor  206 

torch  ^w^  388 
luminary  423 
apply  the  -  824 
light  the  -  of  war  722 

-  of  Hymen  903 
torment 

physical  378 
moral  828,  830 
place  of  -  982 
Tonnes,  Lazarillo 
dc-941 


torn  {see  tear] 

discord  713 
tornado 

whirl  312 

vnnd  349 

{violence  173) 
torpedo  baiie  663 

sluggish  683 

weapon  727 

evil-doer  913 
torpid,  torpor 

inert  172 

inactive  683 

insensible  823 
torque  847 
torrent 

violence  173 

rapid  274 

rain  in  -s  348 
torrid  382 
torrify  384 
torsion  248 
tort  925 
tort  et  a  travers,  a  - 

disagreement  24 

absurdity  497 

resolution  604 
tortious  925 
tortile  248 
tortive  248 
tortoise  275 
tortoise-shell  440 
tortuous 

twisted  248 

dishonourable  940 
torture 

physical  378 

moral  828,  830 

o-uelty  907 

punishment  972 

-  a  question  476 
torvity  901a 
toss  derange  61 

throw  284 
oscillate  314 
agitate  315 

-  in  a  blanket  929 

-  the  head 
l^iide  878 
insolence  885 
contempt  930 

-  off  dnnk  298 

-  overboard  610 

-  on  one's  pillow  825 

-  up  156,  621 
tosspot  959 
total  50 

-  abstinence 
temperate  953 
ascetic  955 

-  eclipse  421 
totally  52 
totidcm  verbis 

imitation  19 

exactness  494 
toties  quoties  136 
totis  viribus686 
toto  :  in  -  52 

-  coelo  52 


totter 
changeable  149 
weak  160 
limj)  275 
oscillate  314 
agitate  315 
decay  659 
danger  665 

-  to  its  fall  162 
touch  relate  to  9 

small  quantity  32 
mixture  41 
contact  199 
sensation  379,  380 
music  416 
ifs^  463 
indication  550 
aci!  680 
receive  785 
«a;ciife  824 
;«i!y  914 

-  and  go 
instant  113 
«oon  132 
changeable  149 
^'fl'i'jy  1 05 

-  the  guitar  416 

-  the  hat  894 

-  the  heart  824 
-on  516 

-  to  the  quick  822 

-  up  658 

-  upon 
treat  on  595 

touched 
C7mzy  503 
tainted  653 
comjjassion  914 

-  in  the  wind  65E 

-  with  feeling  821 
touching  830 
touchstone  463 
touchwood 

fuel  388 

irascible  901 
touchy  901 
tough  coherent  46 

tenacious  327 

difficult  704 
toujours  perdrix 

repetition  104 

wea?7  841 

«a«;ie/y  869 
toupee  256 
tour  266 
tour  de  force 

skill  698 

stratagem  702 

display  883 
tourist  268 
tournament  720 
tourniquet  263 
tournure 

outline  230 

appearance  448 
belle  -  845 
tous  les  rapports, 
I       sous  -  494 
touse  285 
^ut  solicii  765 


tout:  -  au  contraire 

14 

-  court  265 

-  ensemble  50 
touter  agent  75S 

solicito?'  767 

eulogist  935 
tow  285 

take  in  -  aid  707 
towardly  705 
towards  278 
draw  -  288 
move  -  286 
towel  clean  652 

Jlog  972 
tower 

stability  150 

edifice  161 

cd)ode  189 

height  206 

soar  305 

defence  717 

-  of  strength 
strong  159 
influential  175 

towering  great  31 
/arg-e  192 
high  206 

-  passion  900 
town  city  189 

fashion  852 
man  about  -  854 
on  the  -  961 
all  over  the  -  532 
talk  of  the  -  873 
town-hall  966 
township  181 
townsman  188 
town-talk  news  532 

gossip  588 
towzle  61 
toxic  657 
Toxicology  663 
toy  trifle  643 
amusement  840 
fondle  902 
toy-dog  366 
toy-shop  840 
tracasserie  713 
trace  inquire  461 
discover  480a 
mark  550 
record  551 
delineate  554 

-  back  122 

-  out  480a 
-to  155 

-  up  461 
tracery 

lattice  219 

curve  245 

ornam.ent  847 
traces  harness  ^ 
trachea  351 
track  trace  461 

record  651 

way  627 
trackless  spa/x  180 

difficult  104 
tract  region  181 

243 


TRA 


TRA 


TRA 


TRA 


book  593 
dissertation  595 

-  of  time  109 
tractable 

malleable  324 
willing  603 
easy  705 
tractarian  984 
tractile 
traction  3!85 
soft  324 
traction  285 
trade  bitsiness  625 
traffic  794 
drive  a  -  625 
learn  one's  -  539 
tricks  of  the  -  702 
two  of  a  -  708 

-  with  794 
trader  797 
trade-mark  550 
tradesman  797 
trade-union  712 
trade-wind  349 
tradition  0(?(Z  124 

des&ription  594 
traduce  934 
traducer  936 
traffic  794 
tragedian  599 
tragedy 

drama  599 

evil  619 
tragic  drama  599 
tragical  830 
tragi-comedy  599 
tragi-comic  853 
trail  seqvel  65 

pendent  214 

slow  275 

traction  285 

odmir  398 

inquiry  461 

recoi'd  551 
follow  in  the  -  of 
281 

-  of  a  red  herring 
615 

train  seqvel  65 

series  69 

pendent  2\4: 

tehicle^'i'i 

seqvence  281 

traction  285 

-  animals  370 

teach  537 

accustom  613 

prepare  673 
bring  in  its  -  615 
in  -  673 
in  the  -  of 

following  281 

servant  746 
lay  a  - 

scheme  626 

j)repare  673 
put  m  -  673 
siege  -  7'27 

-  or  reasoning  476 

-  of  thought  451 


train-band  726 
train-bearer  746 
trained  698 
trainer 
-ofhwses'i^ 

-  of  animals  370 
teacher  540 

training 

education  537 
train-oil  356 
traipse  275 
trait  speciality  79 

appearance  448 

mark  550 

description  594 
traitor 

disobedient  742 

knave  941 
trajection  297 
trajectory  627 
tralatitious  521 
tralineate  279 
tralucent  425 
tram  272 
trammel  hinder  706 

restrain  751 

fetter  752 
cast  -8  off  750 
tramontane 

foreign  57 

distant  196 

wind  349 

outlandish  851 
tramp  stroll  266 

stroller  268 

vagabond  876 
on  the -264 
trample 

-  in  the  dust 
destroy  162 
prostrate  308 

-  out  162 

-  under  lOot 
vanquish  731 
7?o^  observe  773 
disrejmte  874 
insolence  885 
dereliction  927 
contempt  930 

-  upon  badness  649 
severity  739 

tramway  627 
trance  dream  515 

^/ee?>  683 

lethargy  823 
tranchaht  604 
tranquil  caJm  174 

gwi^^  2C5 

peaceful  721 

-  mind  826 
tranquillize 

moderate  174 
pacify  723 
sc>o,!Ae  826 
transact  ac<  680 
conduct  692 

-  business  625 

-  business  with  794 
transaction 

ei"e/t<  151 


action  680 
Transactions  of 

record  551 
transalpine  190 
transanimation  140 
transatlantic  196 
transcalency  384 
transcend  great  31 

superior'  33 

{70  beyond  303 
transcendency  641 
tianscendent 

superioi-  33 

glorious  J7Z 

(pe7fect  G50) 
transcendental 

general  78 

unintelligible  6^Q 
transcendentalism 

450 
transcolate 

earMC?«  295 

{stream  348) 
transcribe  coj^  19 

write  590 
transcript  <70?)y  21 

tvriting  590 
transcursion  303 
transept 

church  1000 
transfer 

displace  185 

-  o/  ^Aiwgrs  270 

-  of  property  783 
transference  270 
transfiguration 

change  140 

rfi?;i??e  -  998 
transfix  260 
transfixed  firm  150 
transform  140 
transformation 

scene  599 
transfuse  mix  41 

transfer  270 
-  the  sense  of  522 
transgress 

go  beyond  303 

infringe  773 

violate  927 

sin  945 
transgression 

{7t/i/i{  947 
transi  de  froid  383 
transient  111 

changeable  149 
transientness  111 
transilience 

revolution  146 

transcursion  303 
transit 

conversion  144 

motion  264 

transference^O 
transit  gloria 
mundi,  sic  - 

adversity  735 

disrejmte  874 
transition  144,  270 
transitional 


change  140 
transitory  111 
transitu,  in  - 

transient  111 

journey  266 

transference  270 
translate 

interpret  522 

promote  995 
translation 

transference'ZXa 

7'esurrection  981 
translocation  270 
translucence  425 
transmarine  196 
transmigration 

change  140 

conversion  144 
transmission 

moving  270 

passage  302 

-  of  property  783 
transmit  light  425 
transmogrify  140 
transmutation 

change  140 

conversion  144 
transom  215 
transparency  425 
transparent 

transmitting  light 
425 

obvious  518 
transpicuous 

transmitting  light 
425 

obvious  518 
transpierce  260 
transpire 

evaporate  336 

appear  525 

fte  disclosed  529 
transplace  270 
transplant  270 
transplendent  420 
transpontine  196 
transport 

transfer  270 

sAi^;  273 

wfir  rvAse^  726 

delight  827 

please  829 

punish  972 

{emotion  821,  824'- 
-  of  love  897 
transi)ose 

exchange  148 

displace  185 

int'gW  218 

transfer  270 

-  m?/5i<?  413 
transubstantiation 

change  140 

sacrament  998 
transude 

(X)2«295 

;;a««  302 

{stream  348) 
transume 

change  140 

243 


TRA 


TRE 


TRI 


TRI 


transtimption 
transfer  2T0 

transverse 
oblique  217 
a-ossing  219 

tranter  271 

trap  closure  261 

mare  545 
stage  -  599 


fall  into  a  - 

dvite  547 

clumsy  699 
lay  a  -  for  545 
trap  bat  and  ball 

J-40 
trap-door 

oj)e  1 1  trig  200 

snare  545 

pilfall  667 
trapan  545 
trapes  701 
trappings 

adjunct  39 

clothes  225 

egvipmerit  633 

ornament  847 
Trappist  996 
traps  clothes  225 

baggage  780 
trash 

vnmeaning  517 

trifling  643 

useless  645 
trashy  -  «/y^e  575 
tranlism  583 
traumatic  662 
travail 

childbirth  161 

/«tOT/?-  686 
trave  215 
travel  2G6 
-  out  of  the  record 

477 
traveller  268 

bagman  758 
tricKS  upon  -s 

deception  545 

cunning  702 
-'s  tale 

vnti-vth  540 

exaggeration  549 
traverse  mwe  266 

i?a««  302 

negative  530 

obstruct  706 
travestie  co/)y  21 

ndicule  856 
travesty 

imitate  19 

misinterjrret  523 

ridicule  850 
travis  215 
trawl  463 
trawler  273 
tray  191 
treacherous  940 

-  memory  506 
treachery 


deception  543 
dishonesty  940 
treacle  396 ' 
tread  motion  264 
wfl^^  266 

-  the  beaten  track 
confoiniity  82 
/m6i<  013 

-  the  boards  599 

-  down  harsh  739 
hximhle  879 

-  on  the  heels  of 
281 

-  a  path 
journey  266 
pursvit  622 

-  the  stage  599 

-  in  the  steps  of  19 

-  under  foot 
destroy  162 
subjection  749 
disrepute  874 
insolence  885 
contempt  930 

-  upon 
persecute  649 

treadle  633 
treadmill  975 
treason  revolt  742 

treachery  940 
treasure  store  636 

goodness  648 

money  800 

-  trove  618 

-  up  in  the 
memory  505 

treasurer  801 

treasury  802 

treat  physical 
pleasure  377 
manage  692 
bargain  769 
delight  ^21,  829 
amusement  840 

-  of  595 

-  oneself  to  827 

-  well  906 
treatise  595 
treatment 

painting  556 

condvct  692 
ill  -  649 
medical  -  602 
treaty  769 
treble  three  93 

shrill  410 

{mvsic  413) 
childish  -  581 
tree  pedigree  166 

plant  367 

gallows  975 
top  of  the  -  210 
up  a  -  704 
as  the  -  falls  151 

-  of  knowledge  493 
trellis  219 
tremble 

flvctuale  149 
weak7iess  100 
fhakti  815 


cold  383 
emotion  821 
fear  860 
make  one  -  860 
trembling  : 

-  in  the  balance 
imcertain  475 
danger  665 

-to  its  fall 

destruction  160 
tremblingly  alive  822 
tremendous 

painfvl  830 

fearful  860 
tremendously  31 
tremor 

agitation.  315 

emotion  821 

fearful  860 
tremulous 

agitated  315 

-  foice  583 

irresolvte  605 

/^flr  860 
trench/w/7'MO  259 

-  on  //^or  197 
tresjyass  303 
woroi  trespass  925 

trenchant 

energetic  171 

assertive  535 

concise  style  572 

vigorous  language 
574 

impoitant  642 

emotion  821 

discotirteovs  895 

censure  932 
trencher  ;>to^e  191 

toyer  204 
trenches,  open  the  - 

716 
trend  tendency  170 

^>e«(?  278 

deviate  279 
trennel  45 
trepan  io?w  202 

«na?'e  545 
trepidation 

agitation  315 

emotion  821 

excitement  825 

/ear  860 
trespass 

{70  beyond  303 

fice  945 

f7?/i/(;  947 
tress  256 
trestle  215 
trevet  215 

trey  92 
triad  92 
triagonal  244 
triar?«(^?m7/  401 

e»5>en»?e«MG3 

€.svsr/7/  075 

difficulty  704 

adversity  735 

suffering  828,  aSO 


trivet] 


laumdt  969 
puidshment  972 

-  of  temper  824 
trial ity  92 
trialogue  588 
triangle  244 

music  417 

punishment  975 
triangular  duel  720 
triarchy  737 
tribe  assemblage  72 

cto.««  75 

rfo?j.  100 
tribulation  828 
tribunal  960 
tribune 

rostrum  542 

judge  907 
tributary  77V«r348 

giving  784 
tribute 

donation  784 

money  2)aid  809 

reward  973 
pay  -  to 

re,9?;e6-('  928 

apjwobation  931 
trice  113 

-  up  43 
trichotomy  94 
trichroism  440 
trick  deception  545 

/iflfti^  013 
contrivance  626 
«;t27/  098 
a?-«^ce702 
-  at  cards  775 
play  -s 
bungle  W^ 
cunning  702 
amusement  840 
ridicide  856 

-  of  fortune  509 

-  out  adoi'n  847 
vulgar  851 

-8  of  the  trade  70S 
trickery 

(/ert2^  545 

finenj  851 
trickle  0026  295 

stream  348 
trickster 

deceiver  548 

y-oj^we  792 
tricksy  cheei'y  836 

/?7«^<y  845 

ornamented  847 
tricolour 

variegated  440 

^«r7  550 
tricycle  272 
trident  341 
triennial 

j)eriodical  138 

w/«h/  367 
trifid  94 
trifle,9Wfl//32 

neglect  460 

/o//?/  499 

unimportant  ^Z 

244 


TRI 


TRO 


TRO 


TRU 


not  to  be  -d  with 
744 

not  stick  at  -s  604 
-time  away  083 
-  with  neglect  460 

deceive  545 

disrespect  929 
trifler  460 

fool  501 
trifling  499,  643 

wit  842 
triform  92 
trigamy  903 
trigger  633 
draw  the  -  722 
Trigger.  Sir  Lucius 

O'  -  887 
trigon  244 
Trigonometry  244 
rpiKVfjiia  33 
trilateral  sides  236 

angles  244 
trilogistic 

triple  93 
trilogy  drama  599 
trill  stream  348 

smind  407 

music  416 
trillion  98 
trim  state  7 

adjiist  27 

dress  225 

form  240 

lie  544 

waver  605 

change  sides  607 

clean  652 

beautify  845 

adorn  847 

scold  932 

/og-  972 

{prepare  673) 

in  -  orc?6'r  58 
trimmer  fickle  607 

apostate  941 
trimming 

ba)-der  231 

ornament  847 

dishonesty  940 
trinal  92 
trine  93 
trinity  92 

Trinity,  Holy  -  976 
trinket  t7ifle  643 

mnament  847 
trinkgeld  784 
trinomial  92 
trio  three  92 

music  415 
trip  ^aww^  266 

rtm  274 

fall  306 

leap  309 

mistake  495 

iw/JS'/e  699 

/ai/  732 

vice  945 

j7Mi/<  947 

-*up  deceive  545 

overihivw  731 


tripartition  94 
triple  93 

-  crown  999 
triplet  three  93 

?;e?  cfe  597 
triplication  93 
tripod  215 
tripotage588 
tripping  [see  trip] 

style  578 

nimble  682 
caught  -  491 
trippingly  on  the 

tongue  584 
Triptolemus  371 
trireme  273 
trisection  94 
triste  837 
tristful  837 
trisulcate 

trisected  94 

furrow  259 
trite  known  490 

conventional  613 

-  saying  496 
tritheism  934 
Triton  sea  341 

-  among  the  min- 
nows 

superior  33 

huge  192 

impoi^tant  642 
trituration  330 
trium  literarum, 

homo  -  792 
triumph 

success  731 

trophy  733 

exult  838 

celebi^ate  8&3 

boast  884 
triumvirate  737 
triune  93 
Triune  God  976 
trivet  supiwrt  215 

stove  386 
right  as  a  - 

perfect  650 

rf?/e  924 
trivial 

unmeaning  517 

tnfling  643 

useless  645 

{small  32) 
troat  412 
trocar  262 
trochaic  597 
trochee  597 
trochilic  312 
trodden:  down- 749 
well  - 

habitual  613 

used  677 
Troglodyte  893 
iron  move  fast  274 

ro/;312 

/airy  980 
trollop  962 
trombone  417 
troop 


assemblage  72 
soldiers  726 
raise  -s  722 

trooper  726 
lie  like  a  -  544 
swear  like  a  -  908 

troop-ship  726 

trop,  de  -  641 

trope  521 

Trophonius,  cave  of 

-mi 

trophy  recoi'd  551 

I)alm  13A 
tropical  382 
trot  run  266 

velocity  274 

-  out  manifest  525 
display  882 

troth  belief  484 

veracity  543 

jnvmise  768 

by  my  -  535 

plight  one's  -  902 

tvothless  false  544 

dishonourable  940 
trotters  266 
trottoir  627 
troubadour  597 
trouble  aisoi'der  59 
deranged! 
exertion  686 
difflcidty  704 
adversity  735 
pain  828 
painful  830 
bring  into  -  649 
get  into  -  732 
m  -  evil  619 
adversity  735 
take  -  686 

-  one's  head  about 
682 

-  one  for  765 

-  oneself  686 
troubled  waters,  fish 

in -704 
troublesome  680,  704, 

830 
troublous  59 

violent  173 

-  times  713 
trough  hollow  252 

trench  259 

conduit  350 
trounce  censure  932 

punish  972 
troupe  72 
trousers  225 
trousseau  225 
trouvaille  775 
trouvere  597 
trover 

acquisition  775 

unlawful  964 
trow  think  451 

believe  484 

kno^o  490 
trowel  191 
trowsers  225 
troy-weight  319 


trnant  aosent  187 

runaway  023 

idle  682 

apostate  941 
truce  cessation  1 42 

jicace  721 

pacification  7x13 
fxagof  -7^4 
trucidation  3.01 
truck  sunmiit  210 

rehicle  2?'2 

baiier  794 
truckle  to 

submit  725 

.v'^rt- i/e  886 

^fl/^^r  9a3 
truculent  907 
trudge  walk  266 

move  slowly  275 
truditur  dies  die  lOt* 
true  ?'ea^  1 

straight  246 

as.s'e/?^  488 

accurate  494 

veracious  543 

faithful  772 

honourable  939 

orthodox  9S3« 
-bill 

vindicate  9o7 

aca<se  938 

laivsuit  969 
see  in  its  -  colours 
480a 

-  meaning  516 

-  to  nature  17 

-  to  oneself  601a 

-  saying  496 
true-hearted  543,  938 
true-love  897 
true-lover's  knot 

love  mi 

endearment  90  - 
true-penny  939 
truism  axiom  406 

unmeaning  517 
trull  962 
truly  very  31 

assent  488 

1-ectlly  494 

indeed  535 
trump  perfect  650 

honourable  931) 

f/ooci  ma«  948 
turn  up  -s  731 

-  card  c^^t'ic'g  626 
success731 

-  u^  falsehood  54 1 
accuse  938 

trumped  up  545,  54j 
trumpery 

unmeaning  517 

trifling  643 
trumpet  music  417 

trar  cry  722 

boast  8»4 
flourish  of  -s 

ostentation  882 

celebration  883 

boasting  884 

245 


TRU 


TUG 


TUR 


TUR 


ear-  418 
penny  - 

skill  410 
sound  of  - 

cUarm  669 
speaking  -  418 

-  blast  404 

-  call  sigjial  550 
command  741 

-  forth  531 
trumpeter 

musician  416 

messenger  534 

boaster  884 
trumpet-toned 

sh7ill  410 
trumpct-tongued 

UmdAO^ 

public  531 
truncate 

sliorten  201 

formless  5^41 
truncated 

incomplete  53 
truncheon 

weapon  727 

staff  of  offlcelAl 

instrument  qf  pun- 
ishment 975 
trundle  ^?'0»g/ 284 

ro;;312 
trunk  whole  50 

origin  153 

paternity  166 

box\n 
trunk-hose  225 
trunnion 

suppoi't  215 

projection  250 
truss  tie  43 

pack,  packet  72 

support  215 
trust  6e/ie/ 484 

property  780 

crc'ii^  805 

Ao/je  858 

-  to  a  broken  reed 
0C9 

-  to  the  chapter  of 
accidents  621 

trustee 

consignee  758 

possessor  779 

treasurer  801 
trustless  940 
trustworthy 

certain  474 

6c«6/'4&i 

-  memory  605 

xeracixms  543 

honourable  939 
truth  exactness  494 

xeradty  543 

pfTObity  939 
arrive  at  the  -  480a 
in  -  certainly  41A 
love  of  -  54J3 
of  a- 

q2??rma^i<m  535 

veracUnisly  543 


prove  the  -  of  937 

religious  -  983a 
speak  the  - 

disclose  529 

veracity  543 
Truth,  Spirit  of  -  976 
truthless  544 
trutination  319 
try  experiment  463 

adjudge  480 

endeavour  675 

i/5«  677 

lawsuit  969 

-  a  case  967 

-  a  cause  480 

-  conclusions 
discuss  47Q 
quarrel  713 
contend  720 

-  one's  hand  675 

-  one's  luck  621 
-one 

difficulty  704 

-  the  patience  830 

-  a  prisoner  967 

-  one's  temper  824 

-  one's  utmost  686 
tTyingfaiigve  688 

diJ/icvliy^OA 
tryst  892 
trysting-place  74 
tu  quoque  718 

-  argument 
counter-evidence  468 
confutation  479 
accuseQZ% 

tub  191 

-  to  a  whale 
deception  545 
excuse  617 

tubam  trepidat,  ante 
-fear  8C0 

cowardice  862 
tube  260 
tubercle  250 
tuberosity  250 
tubman  968 
tubular  260 
tubulated  260 
tubule  260 
tuck/oW  258 

dagger  727 

-  in  iocate  184 
eat  298 
insert  300 

tucker  225 
tuft  collection  72 

rough  256 
tufted  256 
tuft-hunter 

servile  886 

selfish  943 
tuft-hunting 

sei-vility  886 

flattery  933 
ttl^  «/w;;  273 

imll  285 

f/fbr/  686 

-  of  war  720,  72a 
athletic  evert  g40 


tuition  537 

tulip  xaHegated  440 

gaudy  882 
timible  derange  61 

destruction  102 

/aZ^306 

agitate  315 

/«2^  732 
rough  and  -  59 
-down 

tottering  665 
tumbler  f^^o^^  191 

actw  599 

6«^oow  844 
tumbrel  272 
tumefaction  194 
tumid 

expanded  194 

-  style  577 

(6i<7  192) 
tumour 

expansion  194 

prominence  250 
tumult  disorder  59 

agitation  315 

?'ew^^  742 

emotion  825 
tumultuous 

violent  173 
tumulus  363 
tun  rece/?toc/e  191 

/arg-e  192 

drunkard  959 
tunable  413 
tund  972 
tune  music  415 
in  -  413 
out  of  - 

unmusical  414 

imperfect  651 

deteriorated  659 
put  in  - 

prepare  673 

concoi^l  714 
to  the  -  of 

quantity  25 

payment  807 

J9nce  812 
tuneful  music  413 

poetry  597 
-nine 

musician  416 

j??oe<  51:7 
tuneless  414 
tunic  225 
tunicle  999 
tuning-fork  417 
tunnage  192 
tunnel  6-o«m?.r  2£>2 

opening  ;J0O 

passage  627 
tup  .9^^}?  3G0 

ma/^e  373 
turban  225 
turbary  367 
turbid  opaque  42Q 

foul  653 
turbinated 

convoluted  248 

rotation  812 


turbulence 

violence  173 

agitation  315 

excitation  825 

{disorder  59) 
Turcism  984 
tureen  191 
turf  ^aww  344 

(7ras*  367 

/we^  388 

gambling  621 

yace,?  720 

race-course  728 

amusement  840 
turgid 

expanded  194 

-  s/'y/e  577 

redundant  MX 

ostentatious  L8,3 

{exaggerated  5-:9) 
Turk 

polygamist  CC3 
grand  -  745 
"  bear  like  the  - 
no  rival  near  the 
throne  "  87'8 
Turkish  bath ;  86 
turlupinade  842 
turmoil 

confusion  59 

violence  173 

agitation  315 
turn  5^a^e  7 

m5w  134 

period  of  time  138 

change  140 

tendency  176 

/WW  240 

o^rt'e  245 

W««^  2."4 
.   stroll  2m 

deviate  279 

circuition  311 

roto^e  312 

aptitude  698 

affections  820 

emotion  821 

nausea  867 
by-sjy6noc?iclS8 

interchange  148 
come  in  its  -  lc8 
each  in  its  -  148 
meet  one  at  every  -. 

041 
take  a  favourable  - 

658 
give  one  a  - 

aid  707 

excite  824 
do  a  good  - 

qooclMd, 

benevolent  906 
ill  -  907 
\\\- order  5S 
periodic  138 
,  one's  luck  -s  735 
serve  one's  -  044 
to  a  -  4!!4 
ta?:e  a  wrong  -  732 
-  to  occutint 

246 


TUB 


TUR 


TWE 


TWO 


invfit  775 

-  adrift 
disperse  73 
^ect  297 

-  aside  change  WG' 
deviate  279 
hinder  70G 

-  one's  attention 
from  458 

-  away  eject  297 
7iot  look  443 
avoid  623 
dismiss  756 
relinquish  783 

-back 
reversion  145 
regression  283 

-  one's  back  upon 
o^ypo^e  708 
refuse  764 
disrespect  929 
contempt  9£0 

-  the  brain  503 

-  of  the  cards  156 

-  colour  821 

-  a  corner 

go  round  311 
succeed  731 

-  the  corner 
change  140 
improve  658 

-  a  deaf  ear  to 
dea/Al^ 
refuse  764 

-  down  258 

-  of  expression  566 

-  the  eyes  upon  441 

-  for  698 
-from  repent  Q^ 

-  to  good  account 
658 

-  one's  hand  to  625 

-  the  head 
induce  615 
excite  824 
astonish  870 
m7iity  880 
hate  898 

-  on  one's  heel 
avoid  623 
discourtesy  895 

-  the  house  out  of 
window  713 

-  in  go  to  bed  683 
-inside  out  529 

-  into 

conversion  144 
translate  522 

-  money  796 

-  ridicule  856 

-  of  mind  820 

-  the  mind  to  457 

-  off  972 

-  on  the  tap  297 

-  the  other  cheek  725 

-  out  become  144 
happen  151 
exteric/r  220 
clothes  225 


carriage  272 
eject  297 

labourers''  strike  719 
-weir,Zl 

-  ill  732 
dismiss  756 
disjylay  882 

-  over  [see  below] 

-  a  penny  775 
-round  inversion  218 

revolve  311 
rotate  312 
recant  607 

-  one''s  little  finger 
737 

-  the  scale 
unequal  28 
superior  33 
change  140 
reverse  145 

C0Z«6  153 

counter-evidence  468 
induce  615 

-  the  stomach 
unsavoury  395 
aversion  867 

-  the  tables 
contrary  14 
retaliate  718 

-  of  the  table  156 

-  tail  ^o&ocA;  283 
rwra  away  623 
cowardice  862 

-the  tide  145 

-  of  the  tide 
reverse  145 
int'er^  218 

-  topsy  turvy 
derange  61 
invest  218 

-  and  turn  about 
interchange  148 
changeable  149 

-  and  twist  248 

-  under  258 

-  up  [see  ie^cnt'] 
-upon 

depend  upon  154 
retaliate  718 
turn  over  g'u-e  784 

-  the  leaves 
peruse  457 
learn  539 

-  in  the  mind  451 

-  a  new  leaf 
change  140 
improve  658 
repent  950 

-  to  270 

turn  up  happen  151 
chance  156 
t'mJ^e  446 
unexpected  508 

-  one's  eyes 
wonder  870 
hypocrisy  988 

-  one's  nose  at 
aversion  867 

fastidious  868 
contempt  930 


tum-coat  007 
turned  of  128 
turning-point 

mm  8 

e/?.<^  67 

occasion  134 

reversion  145 

cawse  153 

summit  210 

/imi;!  233 
turnkey  753 
turnpike  706 

-  road  627 
tumscrew  633 
turnspit  3G6 
turnstile  708 
turpentine  and  bees- 
wax 255 

Turpin,  Dick  -  792 
turpitude 

disgrace  874 

dishonour  940 
turquoise  blue  438 

jewel  847 
turret  206 
turret-ship  726 
turtle  savoury  394 
turtle-doves  897 
tush  silence  403 

taciturn  585 

trifling  643 
tusk  253 
tussle  720 
tut  [see  tush] 

censure  932 
tutelage 

teaching  537 

learning  539 

sa/(2^y  664 

subjection  749 
tutelary  SG/e<y  664 

-  genius 
auxiliary  711 
g'ocf  979 

-  god  664 

-  saint/nen^  890 
benefactor  912 

tutor  cultivate  375 

^eac/i  537 

teacher  540 
tutus,  cavendo  -  664 
tuyere  386 
twaddle  absurd  497 

unmeaning  517 

^a/A;584 
twain  89 
in -44 
twang  taste  390 

pungency  392 

*cwn(/  402 

stridor  410 

t;oice  583 
twattle 

[*^e6  twaddle] 
tweak  378 

-  the  nose  830 
tweedle  touch  379 

music  416 
tweedledum  and 
tweedlcdee  415 


twelfth  99 
twelve  C8 
twenty  &c,  98 
twice  i-'O 
twice-told  tale 

repeat  1C4 

weat^j  841 
twiddle  379 
twig  51 
hop  the  -  3C0 
twilight 

morning  125 

evening  126 

dnek  422 
twill  crossing  219 

convohdion  248 

twin  similar  17 

accompanying  81 

iwo  89 

duplicate  90 
twine  fiir-inf/  205 

intersect  219 

convolution  248 
-  round  ^'oira  43 

drcurnjacence 
227 
twinge  joain  378 

{mental  suffering 
828,  830) 
twinkle 

instantaneous  113 

/ig-A^  420 

dimness  422 
twinkling  of  an  eye 

in  the -113 
twins  11 
twire  315 
twirl  convolute  248 

revolve  311 

7-oto^e  312 
twist  ioi«  43 

thread  205 

oblique  217 

crossing  219 

(iw^'or^  243 

convolution  248 

deviate  279 

*€«of  311 

jrrejudice  481 

insanity  503 

/aw/^  651 

apiietite  865 
twit  rferirfe  856 

disrespect  929 


«cct/^e  938 
twitch  jw// 285 

jpam  378 

mental  -  828 
twitter 

agitation  315 

(Ty412 

mwsic  416 

emotion  821 

excitement  824 
'tsvixt  228 
two  89 

kill  -  birds  with  one 
Btone682 

247 


TWO 


UNA 


UNA 


UNA 


make  -  bites  of  a 
cherry 

drcuU&iJS  629 
not  eat  956 

-  dozen  98 

-  meanings  520 

in  -  places  at  once 

471 
game  at  which  - 

can  play  718 

-  score  98 

fall  between  -  stools 
732 

-  strings  to  one's 
bow  G32 

-  or  three  100 

-  cf  a  trade  708 
unable  to  pnt  - 

words  together  583 
two-edged  253 
twofold  SO 
twopenny-half -penny 

643 
two-sided  90 
tycoon  745 
tyg  191 
tyke  876 
tymbal  417 
tympanum  418 
tympany  194 
type  essential  5 

similarity  17 

pattern  22 

class  75 

form  240 

prediction  511 

metaphor  521 

indication  550 

letter  561 

printing  591 
typhoon  wind  349 

{violent  173) 
typical  special  79 

conformable  82 

W£taphoiical  521 

sigmjicant  550 
typify  511 
typography  591 
tyranny  739 
tyrant  sex  ere  739 

rvler  745 

evil-doer  913 
tyro  ignoramus  493 

learner  541 

U 

■nberrima  fides  484 
uberty 
luxuriance  168 
{svfflciency  639) 
ubiety  186 
ubiquity  186 
Ucalegon,  proxi- 

mus  araet  -  667 
ugh  I  807 
ugliness  846 
ugly  846 

-  customer  source 
Of  danger  (i67 


evil-doer  913 

bad  man  949 
call  by  -  names 

932 
take  an  -  turn  732 
uhlan  726 
ukase  741 
ulcer 

disease  C55 

care  830 
vdejna  jvdge  9C7 

priest  996 
uliginous  352 
ullage  190 
ulster  225 
ulterior 

extraneous  57 

-  in  time  121 

-  in  space  196 
ultima  ratio  744 

-  regum  722 
ultima  Thule  190 
ultimate  G7 
ultimately 

future  121 

latest  133 
ultimatum 

definite  474 

intention  620 

terms  770 
ultimo  122 
ultra  great  31 

supe7'ior  33 
ne  plus  -  729 

-  crepidam  471 
ultramarine  438 
ultramontane 

fm^eign  57 

distant  196 

heterodox  984 

church  995 
ultramundane  196 
ululation  412 
Ulysses  702 
umbilicus  222 
umbra  421 
magni  nominis  - 

659 
umbrage  shade  424 

hatred  898 
take  -  anger  900 
umbrageous  421 
umbrefla 

covering  223 

shade  ^iA 

protection  666 
umpire 

judgment  480 

judge  967 
una  voce  488 
unabashed  hold  861 

vain  880 

insolent  885 
unabated  81 
unable  158 

-  to  say  "No'^ooS 
unacceptable  830 
unaccommodating 

disagreeing  24 
disagreeable  ^30 


discourteous  895 

sulky  901a 
unaccompanied  87 
unaccomplished  720 
unaccountable 

exceptional  83 

unintelligible  519 

irresponsible  927a 

arbitrary  904 

(wonderful  870) 
unaccustomed 

unusual  83 

unused  614 

unskilful  C99 
unachievable  471 
unacknowledged 

ignored  4b9 

unrequited  917 
unacquainted  491 
unacquired  777a 
unactuated  (OlOj 
unadmonished  605 
unadorned 

style  576 

simp)le  849 
beauty  -  845 
unadulterated 

simple  42 

genuine  494 

{good  648) 
unadventurous  864 
unadvisable  647 
unadvised 

dangerous  605 

unskilful  699 
unaffected 

genuine  494 

sincere  543 

-5«!y'g  578 

obstinate  606 

ar?:/e«s  703 

insensible  823 

simple  849 

Jla^^e  850 

{physically  callous 
376) 
unafflicted  831 
unaided  weaA;  160 

{unsup])orted  706) 
unalarmed  861 
unalienable  924 
unallayed  159 
unallied  10 
unallowable  923 
unallowed  925 
unalloyed  42 

-  happiness  827 

-  truth  494 
unalluring  866 
unalterable  150 
unaltered 

identical  13 

stable  150 

{unchanged  141) 
anamazed  871 
unambiguous  518 
unambitious  866 
unamiable  907 
unanimated  823 
unanimity 


assent  488 

accoi'd  714 
unannexed  44 
unanswerable 

demonstrative  478 

irresponsible  927a 

arbitrary  964 

{certain  474) 
unanswered  478 
unanticipated  508 
unappalled  801 
unapparent 

latent  526 

{invisible  447) 
unappeasable  173 
unapplied  678 
unapprehended  4ri 
unapprehensive  8C1 
unapprized  4'.  1 
unapproachable 

great  31 

infinite  105 

distant  196 
unapproached 

superior  33 
unappropriated  7C2 
unapproved  982 
unapt 

incongruous  24 

impotent  158 

umkilful  6t9 

{inexpedient  647) 
unarmed  158 
unarranged 

disorder  59 

unprepared  674 
unarrayed  849 
unascertained 

uncertain  475 

ignorant  491 
unasked 

voluntary  602 

no^  a6^A"6c^  766 
unaspiring 

indifferent  S,m 

modest  881 
unassailable  664 
unassailed  748 
unassembled  73 
unassisted 

wea/t  100 

unaided  706 

-  eye  441 
unassociated  44 
unassuming  881 
unatoned  951 
unattached  44 
unattackable  664 
unattainable  471 
unattained  732 
unattempted  623 
unattended  87 

-  to  460 
unattested 

not  evidence  468 
{unrecorded  552) 

unattracted 
indifferent  866, 
(616) 

unattractive  806 

248 


UNA 


UNB 


UNC 


UNC 


nnauthenticated 

imp^'oved  4G8 

uncertain  475 

error  495 
unauthoritative 

uncertain  475 
unauthorized 

prohibited  761 

undue  925 

laivless  964 
unavailing 

useless  645 

failure  732 
unavenged  918 
unavoidable 

certain  474 

necessary  601 
unavowed  489 
unawakened  683 
unaware 

ignorant  491 

unexpecting  508 
unawed  861 
imbalanced  28 
unbar  750 
unbearable  830 
unbeaten  123 
unbeauteous  846 
unbecoming 

incongruous  24 

disreputable  874 

undue  925 

dishonourable  940 

-  a  gentleman  f^  95 
unbefitting  24,  925, 

C40 
[see  unbecoming] 
unbefriended  (706) 
u:i  begotten  2 
unbeguile 

inform  527 

disclose  529 
unbegun  67 

unprepared  674 
unbeheld  (447) 
unbelief  485 

i}Teligion  689 

{inci'edidify  487) 
unbeloved  898 
unbend 

straighten  246 

repose  ( 87 

-  the  mind  452 
unbending 

{resolute  604) 
nnbenevolent  907 
un  benign  907 
unbeseeming 

xulqar  851 

dishonourable  940 
nubesou^ht 

710^  flw^  766 

{lipontaneous  602) 
uubestowed(785) 
rnbetrayed  939 
i.nbewailed  932 
unbiassed 

wise  4C8 


{gpfontaneffus  602) 
unbidden 

wi//«/  600 

disobedient  742 
unbigoted  498 
unbind  detach  44 

release  750 
unblamable  946 
unblamed  946 
unblemished 

perfect  650 

innocent  946 
unblenching  8C1 
unblended  42 
unblest 

unfortunate  735 

?Z0((  approved  I3i 
-with  777a 
unblown  674 
unblushing 

i)?'0«c;  8'<"8 

Tain  880 

iinjmident  885 
unboastful  881 
unbodied  317 
unboiled  674 
unbolt 

liberate  750 

{unfasten  44) 
unbookish  491 
unborn 

«o^  existing  2 

destined  152 

(/wi!t/re  121) 
unborrowed  787,  788 
unbosom  oneself  529 
unbought 

not  bought  796 

hono7'a?-y  815 

honourable  939 

unselfish  942 
unbound 

/re^  748 

exempt  Q27a 
unbounded 

in  Unite  105 

{great  31) 

(/arfire  192) 

(.«7)ace  180) 
unbrace 

weaken  160 

^■e/aa;  655 
unbreathed526 
unbred  895 
unbribed 

honouroMe  939 

disinterested  942 
unbridled 

xiolent  173 

/rtx  738 

//■^e  743 
unbroken 

entire  50 

continuous  69 

unviolafed  939 
unbruised  50 
unbuckle  44 
unburden 
-  one's  mind  529 
unburdened  705 


uaburied  362 
unbusied  683 
unbuttoned  748 
uncalculatiug  8C3 
uncalled  for 

redundant  641 

vsdess  645 

not  used  678 
uncandid 

insincere  544 

morose  £07 
uncanny 

ugly  846 

detnon  iacal  9Q0 
uncanonical  984 
uncared  for 

neglected  460 

indiferertce  8CG 

<^^*^^A;€(;  867 

hated  898 
uncase  (226) 
uncaught  748 
uncaused  156 
unceasing  112 
uncensured  9C1 
unceremonious 

min  880 

discourteous  8S5 
uncertain 

irregular  139 

not  certain  475 

rfoi/d(/t/;485 
in  an  -  degree  £2 
uncertainty  475 
unchain 

unfasten  44 

liberate  750 
unchained 

free  748 
unchallenged 

assent  488 

<??/(?  924 
unchangeable 

stable  150 

persevering  604a 
unchanged  141 
uncharitable  907 
unchartered 

««rfMe925 

illegal  964 
unchaste  961 
unchastised  970 
unchecked  748 
uncheerful  837 
unchequered  141 
unchivalric  940 
unchristian 

heterodox  9P4 

irreligious  989 
uncial  590 
uncinated  244 
uncircumscribed  180 
uncircumspect  400 
uncivil  vulgar  651 

rude  895 
unciv.Uzed  low  876 

uncourteous  895 
unclaimed  748 
unclassed  (59) 
uuclassical  851 


.mcl  Pfified  (59) 
uncle 

Unit 
my  -'s 

pawnshop  787 
unclean  653 
-  spirit  978,  980 
uncleanncss  G53 
I'.nclipped  50 
unclog 

facilitate  705 

liberate  750 
unclose 

oj^enWD 

liberate  750 
unclothe  (226) 
aucloudcd 

light  Am 

wible  446 

{joytvl^^ 
uncliil>bable  893 
unclutch  790 
uncoif  226 
uncoil 

evolve  313 

{straighten  246) 
uncollected  (73) 
uncoloured 

achromatic  429 

tnie  41;4 

{veracious  543) 
uncombed 

dirty  653 

vulgar  851 
uncombined 

simple  42 

incoherent  4^ 
uncomeatable47l 
r.ncomely  846 
uncomfortable 

annoyed  828 

annoyingS:iO 
uncommenced  67 
uncommendable 

blamable  932 

ftac;  945 

guUt  947 
uucomuK  nsurable  24 
imcommoii  y.j 
uncommonly  31 
uncommuuicated  781 
uncommunicative  528 
uncompact  322 
uiicompassionate 

914a 
uucompeUed  748 
r.ncomplaisant  (895) 
uncompleted 

incomplete  5;3 

unfinished  720 

failure  732 
uncomplying 

disobedieid  742 

refusing  764 
uncompounded  43 
uncomoressed 

lighf2S0 

rare  322 
uncompromi:<ing 

confoi'mable  82 

24& 


UNC 


UND 


UKD 


UND 


severe  739 
nnconcealable  525 
unconceived 

uncreated  12 

unintelligible  519 
unconcern 

insensible  823 

indifferent  866 
uncon'cocted  674 
uncondemned  970 
unconditional 

complete  52 

free  748 

permission  7C0 

consent  762 

release  768a 
anconducive  175a 
uiiconfined  748 
nnconlirmed  475 
unconformity 

disagreement  24 

irregularity  83 
unconfused 

methodical  58 

Cifear  £18 
unconfuted 

demonstrated  478 

/n^e  494 
uncongealed  333 
uncongenial 

disagreeing  24 

insalubrious  657 
unconnected 

irrelative  10 

disconfinvotis  70 

illogical  477 
unconquerable 

strong  159 

mrserering  604a 
-  will  604 
unconquered  719 
unconscientious  940 
unconscionable 

excessive  31 

unprincipled  945 
unconscious 

ignorant  491 

insensible  823 
unconsenting 

unwilling  603 

j-ef using  764 
unconsidered  452 
unconsolable  837 
unconsolidated  47 
unconsonant  24 
unconspicuous 

invisible  447 

(/a/€a«  526) 
tinconstitutia.ial 

undue  925 

i//tf<7a;964 
unconstrained 

/;-ce  748 

unabashed  880 

(rtt//  600) 
unconsumed 

remaininq  40 
n-icontested  474 
uncontradicted  488 
f  ncontrite  951 


uncontrollable 

violent  173 

necessity  601 

emotion  825 
uncontroUed 

//•€«  748 

excitability  825 
uncontroverted  488 
unconventional  83 
unconversant 
.  ignorant  4^1 

unskilled  699 
unconverted 

dissenting  489 

irreligious  989 
unconvinced  489 
uncooked  674 
uncopied  20 
uncork  750 
uncorrupted 

i/;?ng'Ai!;939 

{innocent  946) 
uncounted  475 
uncouple  (44) 
uncourteous  895 
uncourtly 

vulgar  851 

n/(^e  895 
uncouth 

-  «^2//e  579 

W(7/2/  846 

vulgar  851 

{ridiculous  853) 
uncover 

denude  226 

o??ew  260 

disclose  529 

jMt'894 
uncreated  2 
uncritical  931 
uncrojiped  EO 
uncrown  756 
unction 

emotion  821,  824 

divine  functions 
976 

^M^/y  rs7 

extreme  -  998 
lay  the  flattering  - 
to  one's  soul 

relief  bU 

hope  858 
unctuous  oily  355 

flattering  933 

hypocriiical  988 
unctuousness  355 
uuculled 

unused  678 

relinquished  782 
unculpable  946 
uncultivated 

e()r«or«?(M91 

mqnepared  674 
uncurbed  748 
uncurl  246 
uncustomary 

€xce])ti07ud  83 

{desuetude  614) 
uncut  50 
undamaged  (648) 


undamped  340 
undated 

without  date  115 

waving  248 
undaunted  861 
undazzled498 
undebauched 

honourable  939 

{innocent  946) 
undecayed  (648) 
undeceive 

infm'vi  527 

disclose  529 
undeceived 

knowing  490 
undecidca 

inquiring  461 

uncertain  475 

irresolute  605 
leave  -  609a 
undecipherable  519 
undecked  849 
undecomposed  42 
undefaccd  845 
undefended  725 
undefilcd 

/w??ecfi!  939 

innocent  940 

cAa<9^e  9fO 
undefinable 

uncertain  475 

unmeaning  517 

unintelligible  519 
undefined 

invisible  447 

uncertain  475 

{unintelligible  519) 
undeformed  845 
undemolished  50 
undemonstrable  485 
undemonstrated  4?'5 
undemonstrative  820 
undeniable  474 
undcplored  85)8 
undepraA'cd  939 
undeprived  781 
under 

/es5  34 

Jc/wy  207 

subject  to  749 
range-";  6 

-  age  127 

-  agent  758 

-  breatli  405 

-  the  circum- 
stances 8      *■ 

-  one's  control  743 

-  cover 
covered  223 
hidden  528 
safe  664 

-  one's  eyes  446 

-  foot  [see  beloiv] 

-  full  strength  651 

-  the  head  of  9 

-  lock  and  key  664 

-  the  mark  34 

-  press  of  744 

-  protest 
dissent  489 


comjndsion  744 

-  restraint  751 

-  seal  4(J7 

-  subjection  749 

-  the  sun  1 

-  way  282 
underbid  794 
underbrcath  405 
underbred  851 
underclothing  225 
undercurrent 

cause  lt;3 

stream  348,  349 

latent  526 

opposing  708 
underestimation  4&^ 
underfoot  207 
tread  -  759 
undergo  151 

-  a  change  144 

-  pain  828 
undergraduate  541 
underground 

loiv  207 
deep  208 
latent  526 
hidden  t28 
underhand 
latent  520 
hidden  528 

-  dealing  528 
underlessee  779 
underlet  787 
underlie 

loto  207 

latent  526 
underline 

mark  550 

emphatic  642 
underling 

servant  746 

clown  876 
undermine 

burrow  252 

damage  659 

stratagem  702 

hinder  706 
undermost  211 
underneath  207 
underpaid  817 
underi)in  215 
underplot  626 
underprop  215 
uhdeiiate483 
underreckon  483 
undersell  790 
underset  215 
undersign 

testify  467 

{write  590) 
undersized  193 
understand 

knoiv  490 

intelligible  518 

latetit  526 

be  informed  527 
give  one  to  -572 

-  by  meaning  516 
interjyret  522 

-  one  another 

250 


UND 


UND 


UNE 


UXF 


cooperate  709 

concord  714 

understanding 

intellect  450 

intelligence  498 
come  to  an  - 

assent  488 

intelligible  518 

Gg-reg  714 
pacification  723 

compact  769 
good  - 

concord  714 
friendship  888 
with  the  -  469 
understood 

meaning  516 

implied  526 

customai'y  613 

(pietaphorical 

521) 
understrapper  746 
undertake 

€«rfearor?r676 

promise  768 
undertaker  363 
undertaking 

business  625 

enterprise  676 
undertone  405 
undervahie  483 
underwood  367 
underwrite 

prornise  768 

compact  769 

insurance  771 
underwriter  758 
undescribed  83 
undeserved  925 
undeserving  of  belief 

485 
undesigned 

chance  621 
undesigning 

ari!/€5s  703 
undesirable 

inexpedient  647 

j!/ai«/M/830 
undesired  830 

indifferent  866 
undesn-ous  806 
undespairing  858 
undestroyecT 

existing  1 

wAo^e  50 

persisting  141 
undetermined 

chance  156 

inquii^  461 

vncertain  475 

unintelligible  519 

iiTesoliite  605 
undeveloped 

to^e/ii  526 
undeviating 

unchanged  150 

straight  246 

diy-ec;;  278 

persevering  604a 
nudevont  989 


undigested 

crude  674 

{unarranged  59) 
undignified  940 
undiminisht"i 

grea^  31 

no<  diminisJied  35 

wAo^g  50 
undirected 

erratic  279 

ca^wa^  621 
undiscernible 

t'mWe  447 

unintelligible  519 
undiscerning 

Wi«c?  442 

inattentive  458 
undisciplined 

{unskilful  699) 
undisclosed 

to^en^;  526 

hidden  528 
undiscoverable  519 
undiscovered  526 
undisguised 

in/e  494 

manifest  525 

since7'e  543 

(mmr(i«g'516)] 
undismayed  861 
undisposed  of 

«<?<  w.sec^  678 

*€/)<  781 
undisputed  474 
undissembling  543 
undissolved 

en^ere  50 

<Ze?75e  321 
undistinguishable 

465a 
undistinguished  465rt 
undistorted 

straight  246 

irMe494 
undistracted  457 
undisturbed 

quiescent  265 

7"e/x>56  685 

unexcited  826 

(in  order  58) 
undivided 

whole  50 

comj)lete  52 
jindivulged  (528) 
undo  ?<«^2e44 

reverse  145 

destroy  162 

nexdralize  179 

wo<  do  681 
undoing  ruin  735 
undone 

failure  732 

adversity  735 

pained  828 

hopeless  850 
undoubted  474 
nndraped  226 
undreaded  861 
undreamt  of  452 
undress  dothes  225 


nt/de226 

simple  849 
undressed 

unprepared^"  A 

{unadorned  849) 
undried  339 
undrilled  674 
undriven  (602) 
undrooping 
persevering  604a 

(oc^ire  682) 
undueness  925 
undulate 

i^ave  248 

oscillate  314 
undutiful  945 
undyed  (429) 
undying 

jmpetual  112 

immutable  150 
une  aile,  ne  battre 

que  d'-  683 
unearned  925 
unearth  eject  297 

disinter  363 

inquire  461 

discover  480a 
unearthly 

immaterial  317 

Z>ei^y  976 

demon  980 

heavenly  981 

7??0MS  987 
uneasy  828 
unedifying  538 
uneducated 

ignorant  491 

unprepared  674 
unembarrassed 

facility  705 

degage  852 
unembodied  317 
unemployed 

7io<  t/sed  678 

inactive  681 
unencumbered 

eo^y  705 

exempt  927a 
unendeared  898 
unending  112 
unendowed  158 
-  with  reason  450a 
unendurable  830 
uuen joyed 

weary  841 
unenlightened 

ignorant  491 

foolish  499 

(darl-  421) 
unenslaved  748 
unenterprising  864 
unentertaining  843 
unenthralled  748 
unentitled  925 
unenvied 

not  respected  929 


unequal  28 
inequitaMe  823 
-to 


insufficient  C40 

{impotent  15b> 
unequalled  33 
unequipped  674 
unequitable  923 
unequivocal 

great  31 

sure  474 

cfear  518 
unerring 

certain  474 

tone  494 

innocent  946 
unessayed  678 
unessential  643 
unestablished  185 
uneven 

diverse  16« 

unequal  28 

rowg-A  256 
uneventful  643 
unexact  495 
unexaggerated  494 
unexamined  4  0 
unexampled  83 
unexceptionable 

good  648 

legitimate  924 

innocent  946 
unexcitable  826 
unexcited  823,  828 
unexciting  17', 
unexecuted  730 
unexempt  177 
unexercised 

unprepared  674 

unused  678 

{unskilled  699) 
unexerted  172 
unexhausted 

vigorous  159 

abundant  639 
unexpanded 

no^  expanded  195 

narrow  203 
unexpected 

exceptional  83 

inexpectation  508 

{wonderful  870) 
unexpensive  815 
unexplained 

»/o<  knoron  491 

uninteUigiUb  519 

te^eni  626 
unexplored 

neglected  4C0 

ignorant  491 

unseen  520 

unexposed  526 

unexpressed  536 

I  unexpressive  517 

j  unextended  317 

unextinguished 

raging  178 

burning  382 
unfaded 

cotowr  428 

(werfeci!  650) 
,  unfading  112 
I  unfailing  141 

251 


UNF 


UNG 


UNH 


UNI 


inSaiT false  544 

unjust  923 

dishonourable  940 
unfaithful  940 
unfaltering  G04a 
unfamiliar  83 
unfashionable 

vnconformable  83 

Tvlgar  851 
unfashioned 

formless  241 

vnwrmight  674 
unfasten  44 
unfathomable 

infinite  105 

deep  208 

mysterious  519 
unfavourable 

out  of  season  135 

hindrance  706 

obstructive  708 
-  chance  473 
unf eared  331 
unfeaeibJft  471 
unfed  def^-mt  640 

/(/*.  1/^356 
unf  eel  rig 

2)hysico.Uy  -  376 

morally  -  823 
unfeigne(l  543 
unf  el  t  823 
unfeminine 

manly  373 

xulgar  851 
unfertile  1C9 
unfetter 

release  750 

{Tumfasten  44) 
Unfettered /re«  748 

{spontaneous  600) 
unfinished 

incomplete  53 

«oi  completed  730 
unfit 

inappropi'iate  24 

imjjotence  158 

inexpedient  647 

vnskilfvl  699 

wrong  923 

t/nc/we  925 
unfitted 

not  prepared  674 
unfix  44 
unfixed 

mutable  149 

{irresolute  605) 
unflagging 

])trseveiing  G04a 

{active  682) 
unflammable  385 
unflattering 
/» //«  494 
ait  less  703 
{sincere  543) 
unfledged 
young  1^9 
vnjyrepared  674 
unflinching 

,  ;?7-r/i  604 
persevering  604a 


ftrat>«  861 
unfoiled  (731) 
unfold 

straighten  246 

ew^?;«313 

interpret  522 

disclose  529 

-  a  tale  594 
unforbidden  760 
unforced 

loilling  603 

//■e^  748 
unforeseen 

unexpected  508 

{wonderful  870) 
unforfeited  781 
unforgiving  919 
unforgotten  505 
unformed 

shapeless  241 

vnshaped  674 
unfortified 

pwre  42 

powerless  158 
unfortunate 

ill-timed  135 

failure  732 

adversity  735 

unhappy  828 

-  woman  962 
unfounded 

untndh  546 

{falsehood  544) 
unfrequent  137 
unfrequented  893 
unfriended 

'powerless  158 

secluded  893 
unfriendly 

opposed  708 

/tO«<^/«  889 

malevolent  907 
unfrock 

dismiss  756 

punish  972 
unfrozen  warm  382 

{liquefied  335) 
unfruitful  169 
unfulfilled 

non-observance  773 

undue  925 
unfurl  ww/o^c?  313 
-a  flag 

manifest  525 

signal  550 
unfurnished 

irisufflcient  640 

unprepared  674 
ungainly  ■wg'^y  846 

rwrfe  895 
ungallant  895 
ungarnishcd  849 
ungathered6^8 
ungenerous 

stingy  819 

*6{^<<.A  943 
ungenial  657 
ungenteel 

vulgar  851 

7'//</€  895 


ungentle 

violent  173 

n/rfe  895 
ungentlemanly 

vulgar  851 

rwrfe  895 

dishonourable  940 
ungifted  499 
unglorifled  874 
unglue 

incoherence  47 

{disjoin  44) 
ungodly  989 
ungovernable 

violent  173 

disobedient  742 

2)assionate  S25 
ungoverned  748 
ungraceful 

-  language  579 

?^(7/?/  846 

vulgar  851 
ungracious 

uncivil  895 

unfriendly  907 
ungrammatical  568 
ungranted  764 
ungrateful  917 
ungratified 

discontent  832 

(7?am  828) 
ungrounded 

unsubstantial  4 

erroneous  495 
ungrudging  816 
unguarded 

neglected  460 

spontaneous  612 

vnpre2Kired  674 

{dangerous  665) 
in  an  -  moment 

unexpectedly  508 
unguem,  ad  - 

ea;aci(  494 

;)^?/ec<  650 
unguent  356 
unguibus  et  rostro 

686 
unguided 

ignorant  491 

impulsive  612 

unskilled  099 
unguilty  946 
unhabitable  187 
unhabituated  614 
unhackneyed  614 
unhallowed 

impious  988 

in^eligious  989 
unhand  750 
unhandselcd  123 
unhandsome  940 
unhandy  699 
unhappy 

adversity  735 

2>am  828 

dejected  a37 

make  -  830 
unliarboured  185 
unhardened 


^en^^r-  914 

innocent  946 

penitent  950 
unharmonious 

incongruous  liA 

unmusical  414 
unharness 

liberate  750 

{disjoin  44) 
unhatched  674 
unhazarded  664 
unhealthy  i^^  655 

unwholesome  657 
unheard  of 

exception  al9Z 

improbable  473 

ignorant  491 

wonderful  870 
unheed,  -ed  460 
unheeding  458 
unhelped  (708) 
unhesitating 

6e/i(?/"484 

resolved  604 
unhewn 

formless  241 

uninepared  674 
unhindered  748 
unhinge 

derange  61 

ynaA;6  'powerless  158 
unhinged 

impotent  158 

insane  503 

/rtift<re  732 
unholy  989 
unhonoured  874 
unhook  (44) 
unhoped  508 
unhorsed  732 
unhostile  888 
unhouse  297 
unhoused  185 
unhurt  670 
unicorn 

monster  83 

carriage  272 

{prodigy  872) 
unideal  existing  1 

7/0  thought  452 

/?  wg  494 
unification 

combination  48 

o??c  87 
uniform 

homoaeneous  16 

simple  42 

orderly  58 

regular  80 

rire.w  225 

symmetry  242 

livery  550 
uniformity  16 
unilluminated  421 
unimaginable  471, 473 

wo)iderful  87G 
unimaginative  843 
uniniagined 

existing  1 

^/7/e  494 

252 


UNI 


UNK 


UNL 


UNM 


animitated  20 
nniinpaired 

jneserved  670 

{good  648) 
nnimpassioned  826 
unimpeachable 

certain  474 

trve  494 

dyeQ2i 

approved  931 

innocent  946 
unimpeached  931,  946 
unimpelled  (616) 
unimportance  643 
unimpressed  838 
unimpressible  823 
unimproved  659 
nnincited  (616) 
unincreased  36 
unincumbered 

easy  705 

exempt  927a 
jninduced  616 
uninfected  652 
uninf  ectious  656 
uninflammable  385 
uninfluenced 

obstinate  (06 

vnactvated  616 
uninfluential 

inert  172 

no  influence  175a 
uninformed  491 
(iningenuous  544 
uuinhabit  -able,  -ed 

absence  187 

secluded  893 
uninitiated 

ignorant  491 

vnskUfnl  6t9 
uninjured 

2)erfect  650 

healthy  654 

preserved  670 
uninjurious  656 
uninquisitive  456 
uninspired 

unexcited  823 

(unactuated  616) 
uninstructed  491 
unintellectual 

incogitant  452 

imbecile  499 
unintelligent  499 
unintelligibility  519 
unintelligible  519 

-  style  571 
render  -  538 
uiiintentional 

necessary  601 

undesigned  621 
uninterested 

weary  841 

dvll  843 
nnintermitting 

unbroken  69 

durable  110 

continuing  143 

persevering  G04a 
lin  interrupted 


continuous  60 

2^rpetual\\2 

unremitting  893 
unintroduced893 
uninured 

unaccustomed  614 

{unijrepared  674) 
uninvented  526 
uninvestigated  491 
uninvited  893 
uninviting  830 
union 

agreement  23 

junction  43 

combination  48 

concurrence  178 

joar/y  712 

concoid  714 

7?^a?7  m^re  903 
union-jack  559 
union-pipes  417 
unique 

dissimilar  18 

original  20 

exceptional  83 

ato««  87 
unirritating  174 
unison 

agreement  23 

melody  413 

concord  714 

{unifoimi  16) 
unit  87 

Unitarian  984 
unite ^'oi/i,  43 

com6in€  48 

assemble  72 

concur  178 

converge  290 

^jar^y  712 


-  one's  efforts  7C9 

-  in  pairs  89 

-  witk. 
cooperate  7C0 

united  coherent  40 

concord  714 
unity  w^o^f  50 

complete  5 : 

^er/g-fe  87 

concorc?  714 

-  of  time  l-s:0 
Unity,  Trinity  in  - 

976 
universal  78 

-  Church  983a 

-  favourite  899 
universe  818 
universitv  542 

go  to  the  -  589 
unjust  wrong  923 

impious  988 
unjustifiable 

wrong  923 

inexcusable  938 

wicked  945 
unjustified  923 

undue  925 
unkempt 

unclean  C53 


rvlgar  851 
unkennel  ^Vc<  297 

disclose  529 
unkind  907 
-est  cut  of  all  828 
unknightly  940 
unknit  (44) 
unknowable  519 
unknowing  491 
unknown 

ignorant  491 

latent  526 

-  to  fame 
inglorious  874 
low-born  870 

-  quantities  491 
unlaboured 

-s^y/e578 

unpi-epared  674 
unlace  (44) 
unlade  297 
unladylike 

vulgar  851 

;'Mcfe  895 
unlamented 

hated  898 

disapproved  932 
unlatch  44 
unlawful 

undue  925 

iVfeg-aZ  964 
unlearn  506 
unlearned  491 
unleavened  674 
unless 

circumstances  8 

except  83 

qualification  469 

{condition  770) 
unlettered  491 

-  Muse  579 
unlicensed  761 
unlicked 

unprepared  074 
vulgar  851 
clownish  870 
-cub 

shapeless  241 
unmannerly  895 

unlike  18 

unlikely  473 

unlimber  323 

unlimited  g'/'ea^  31 
infinite  105 
/?'ee  748 

-  space  180 
unlink  (44) 
unliquefied  321 
unlively 

grave  837 

(/</;/ 8i3 
unload 

di.iplace  185 

<;ec<  297 

disencumber  705 
unlock  unfasten  44 

(/i.f(%>ye?'4^0a 

{explain  462) 
unxooked  for  508 
unloose 


unfasten  44 

liberate  750 
unloved  898 
unlovely  846 
unlucky 

inopijortune  133 

6«rfU49 

unfortunate  735 

i/i  7>ai«  830 
unmade  2 
unmaimed  654 
unmake  145 
unman 

render  power  leei 
158 

madden  837 

f lighten  860 
unmanly 

effeminate  374 

dishorumroMe 
940 
unmanageable 

unwieldy  647 

perverse  704 
unmanned 

dejected  837 

cowardly  862 
unmannered  895 
unmannerly  895 
unmarked  460 
unmarred 

sound  654 

preserved  670 
unmarried  904 
unmask 

disclose  529 

(s/ioz^  525) 
unmatched 

different  15 

dissimilar  18 

unparalleled  20 
unmeaningness  51'i 
unmeant  517 
unmeasured 

infinite  105 

undistinguished 
465a 

abundant  639 
unmeditated 

imjn/lsive  61  ? 

{undesigned  621) 
unmeet  125 
inimellowed  674 
unmelodious  414 
unmelted  321 
unmentionable  874 
unmentioned  (526) 
unmerciful 

jntiless  914a 

{malevolent  90?) 
unmerited  925 
unmethodical  59 
unmindful 

inaft£ntive  458 

neglectful  460 

ungrateful  917 
unmmgled  42 
unmissed  460 
unmistakable 

certain  474 

253 


UNM 


UNP 


UNP 


UNR 


irdelliglble  518 

manifest  525 

{visible  446) 
unmitigable  173 
unmitigated 

great  31 

complete  53 

tiolent  173 
nnmixed  42 
unmodified  (141) 
unmolested  so/l?  664 

content  831 
unmoneyed  804 
linmourned  898 
unmoved 

quiescent  265 

obstinate  606 

insensible  823 

{resolute  604) 

{uninduced  616) 
unmusical  414 
-  voice  581 
unmuzzled  748 
unnamed  565 
unnatural 
.  exceptional  83 

affected  855 

spiteful  907 
unnecessary 

redundant  641 

useless  645 

inexpedient  64? 
unneeded  645 
imneighbourly  P'^S 
unnerved 

powerless  158 

w;€ayfc  160 

dejected  837 
unnoted      I 
unnoticed   f 

neglected  460 

ignoble  874 
unnumbered  ?/15 
unnurtured  674 
uno  galtu  113 
unobeyed  742 
cnobjectiouable 

^'00^648 

pretty  good  651 

innocent  946 
nnobnoxious  648 
unobscured  420 
unobservant  458 
unobserved  460 
unobstructed 

c/(?ar  705 

/r-ee  749 

(unopposed  709) 
nnobtamable  471 
unobtained  77'7a 
unobtrusive  881 
unoccupied 

vacant  187 

vnthinTcing  452 

cfw7?g;  nothing  681 

inactive  683 
unoffendod 

endvnhg  826 

Av/wftA;  879 
unofficial  984 


unoften  137 
unopened  261 
unopposed  709 
unorganized 

unprepared  674 
-  matter  358 
unornamental  846 
unornamented 

-  style  576 

simple  849 
unorthodox  984 
unostentatious  881 
unowed  807 
unowned  783 
unpacific 

discordant  713 

warfare  722 
unpacified  713 
unpack 

unfasten  44 

take  out  297 
unpaid  debt  806 

honorai^  815 
unpalatable 

unsavoury  395 

disagreeable  830 

{dislike  867) 
unparagoned 

supreme  33 

ftes^  648 

perfect  650 
unparalleled 

unimitated  20 

supreme  33 

exceptional  83 
unpardonable 

inexcusable  938 

wicked  945 
unparliamentary 

language 

discourteous  895 

cursing  908 
nnpassable  2(51 
unpassionate  820 
unpatriotic  911 
unpeaceful 

contention  720 

?6''ar  7;ii2 
unpeople 

emigration  297 

banishment  893 

{displace  185) 
unperceived 

neglected  4C0 

unknown  491 

(te<e«i;  526) 
unperformed  730 
unperjured 

truthful  543 

honourable  939 
unperplexed  498 
unpersuadable 

obstinate  600 
unpersuaded  ()16 
unperturbed  826 
unphilosophical  499 
unpierced  261 
unpin  (44) 
unpitied  932 
unpitying 


pitiless  914a 

(a^igry  900) 

{malevolent  907) 
unplaced  185 
unplagued  831 
unpleasant  830 
unpleasing  830 
unpoeticaT 

prose  5£8 

matter  of  fact  703 
unpolished 

row^A  256 

unprepared  674 

vulgar  851 
.  7t<rfe  895 
impolite  895 
unpolluted 

^oorf  648 

?;e7/eci;  650 
unpopular 

disagreeable  830 

dislike  867 
unpopularity 

Aai'rerf  898 
unportioned  804 
unpossessed  777a 
unpractised  (699) 
unprecedented 

exceptional  83 

rare  137 
unprejudiced  498 
unpremeditated 

impulsive  612 

undesigned  621 

unprepared  674 
unprepared  674 
unprepossessed  498 
unprepossessing  846 
unpresentable  851 
unpretending  881 
un  prevented  748 
unprincipled  945 
unprivileged  925 
unprized  483 
unproclaimcd  526 
unproduced 

inexistent  2 
unproductive 

useless  645 
unproductiveness  169 
unproficiency  699 
unprofitable 

unirroductive  169 

useless  645 

inexjiedieni  647 

6arf  649 
unprolific  169 
unpromising  859 
unprompted  612 
unpronounced 

{latent  526) 
unpropitious 

ill-timed  135 

oi)2J0sed  708 

hopeless  859 
unproportioned 

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unprosperous  735 
unprotected  C65 
unproved  477 


unprovided 
scanty  640 
unprepared  674 
unprovoked  (616) 
unpublished  526 
unpunctual 
tardy  133 
untimely  135 
irregular  139 
unpunished  970 
unpurchased  7t3 
unpurified  653 
unpurposed  C21 
unpursued  C24 
unqualified 
incomplete  52 
impotent  158 
certain  474 
unprepared  674 
inexpert  G99 
unentitled  925 
-  truth  494 
unquelled  173 
unquenchable 
strong  159 
f?es?re  865 
unquenched 
violence  173 
Aea^  382 
unquestionable 

certain  474 
unquestionably 

assent  488 
unquestioned  474 
agreed  upon  488 
unquiet 
motion  264 
agitation  315 
excitable  825 
unravel  wn/ie  44 
arrange  60 
straighten  246 
e?;o/i;e  313 
discover  480a 
interpret  5£2 
disembarrass  703 
(so^i-e  462) 
unreached  304 
unread 

ignorant  4G1 
unready  674 
unreal 
no^  existing  2 
erronexjus  4r5 
imaginary  515 
unreasonable 
impossible  471 
i/to(7ica/4';7 
misjudging  481 
foolish  499 
exorbitant  L'^i 
unjust  923 
unreclaimed  r51 
unrecognizable  145 
unreconciled  713 
unrecorded  552 
uhrecounted  55 
unrecovered  (659) 
unreduced  31 
unrefined  851 

254 


UNR 


UNS 


rxs 


SUN 


anreflecting  458 
unref  ormed  951 
nnref  reshed  6&d 
unrefuted 

proved  478 

true4M 
unregarded 


unresjjected  929 
Tinregeuerate  988 
unregistered  552 
unreined  748 
unrelated  10 
unrelenting 

pitiless  914o 

revengeful  919 

(malevolent  907) 
unreliable  475 
unrelieved  835 
\inremarked  460 
unremembered  506 
unremitting 

continuous  69 

continuing  110 

persevering  604a 

{industriavs  682^ 
ttn  removed  184 
inremunerated  808 
anrenewed  141 
(inrepaid  (806) 
unrepealed  141 
unrepeated  single  87 

jeio  103 
tinrepentant  951 
unrepining  831 
uurepieniotied  640 
unreported  (526) 
unrepressed  173 
unreproached  946 
unreproved  946 
unrequited 

owing  806 

ingratitude  917 
unresented 

forgiven  918 
nnresenting 

enduHng  826 
unreserved 

manifest  525 

veracious  543 

artless  703 
unresisted  743 
unresisting  725 
unresolved  605 
unrespected  929 
unrest 

changeable  149 

moving  264 
unrestored 

fatigue  688 
unrestrained 

nnencumbered  705 

free  748 
tmrestricted 

undiminished  31 

free  748 
unretracted  535 
unrevealed  (528) 
unrevenged918 
unreversed  143 


unrevoked  143 

unrewarded 
unpaid  806 
ingratitude%\l 

unrhymed  598 

unriddle 
find  out  480a 
disclose  529 
{interpret  522) 

unrig  645 

unrighteous  945 

unrip  2e0 

unripe  674 

unrivalled 
mpreme  33 
{good  648) 

unrivet  (44) 

unrobe  (226) 

unroll  evolve  313 
display  525 
{unravel  47) 
{straighten  246) 

unromantic  494 

unroof  (220) 

unroot 
extract  301 
{destroy  162) 

unruffled  calm  174 
quiet  265 
unaffected  823 
placid  826 
(m  or(?er  58) 

unruly  violent  173 
obstinate  606 
disobedient  742 

unsaddle  756 

unsafe  665 

unsaid  526 

unsaleable 
useless  645 
selling  796 
cAea2>  815 

unsaluted  929 

unsanctified 
imjnety  988 
irreligioji  989 

unsanctioned  925 

unsated  865 

unsatisfactory 
inexpedient  647 
6arf  649 

displeanng  830 
discontent  832 

unsatisfied 
discontented  832 
desi?'ous  865 

nnsavourlness  395 

unsay  recant  607 
{negation  536) 

unscanned  460 

unscathed  654 

unscattered  (72) 

unschooled 
i9'?iora7zH91 
{unskilful  699) 

unscientific 
illogical  477 
{erroneous  405) 

unscourcd  653 

unscreened  (665) 


unscrew  (44) 
unscriptural  9l4 
unscrupulous  940 
unseal  529 
unsearched  460 
unseasonable 

inappropriate  24 

iU-timed  135 

(.inexpedient  647) 
unseasoned 

unaccustomed  614 

unprepared  674 
unseat  756 
unteconded 

{unassisted  706) 
unseemly 

inexpedient  647 

t/^-Zy  846 

vulgar  851 

undue  925 

vicious  945 
unseen 

invisible  447 

neglected  460 

;«fe«i:  526 
unseldom  136 
unselfish  942 
unseparated  40 
unserviceable  645 
unsettle  derange  61 
unsettled 

mutable  149 

displaced  185 

uncertain  475 

-  in  one's  mind  503 
unsevered  50 
unsex  146 
unshackle  (ww^ie  44) 

{liberate  750) 
unshackled 

(^r6e748) 
unshaded 

manifest  525 
unshaken 

strong  159 

{resolute  604) 

-  belief  484 
unshapely  846 
unshapen 

amoiphous  241 

(yg'/y  &1C) 
unshared  777 
unsheathe 

{uncover  266) 

-  the  sword 
war  722 

unsheltered  (855) 

unshielded  665 

unshif  ting  143 

unship  297 

unshocked  823 

unshorn  50 

unshortened  200 

unshrinking 
detei^nined  604 
couragecnis  861 

unsifted  460 

unsightlv  846 

unsinged  670 

uuskilfulncss  6r9 


unslaked  865 

unsleeping 
persevering  604a 
active  682 

unsmooth  256 

unsociable  893 

unsocial  893 

unsoiled  652 

unsold  777 

unsolder 
{disj<An  44) 
{incoherence  47) 

unsoldierlike  862 

unsolicitous  806 

unsolved  526 

unsophisticated 
simple  42 
genuine  494 
artless  703 
{good  648) 

unsorted  59 

unsought 
avoided  623 
unrequested  766 

unsound 
illogical  477 
eivvneovs  495 
deceptive  545 
imperfect  651 
{unhealthy  655) 

-  mind  503 
unsown  674 
unsparing 

abundant  639 

«e^-(»'e  739 

/ie>em/  816 
with  an  -  hand  81g 
unspeakable 

j7?'ea)!  31 

wonderful  870 
unspecified  78 
unspent  678 
unspied  526 
unspirituai  316 
unspoiled 

{good  648) 
unspoken  (581) 
unspotted 

clean  652 

beautiful  845 

innocent  946 
unstable 

changeaJble  149 

jrrecariaus  665 

-  equilibrium  149 
unstaid  149 
unstained 

c^^an  652 

honourable  r39 
unstatesmanlikc  6& 
nnsteadfast  605 
unsteady; 

mutable  149 

irresolute  605 

i«  danger  665 

(/?cA:/e  607) 
unstinted  639 
unstirred  823,  828 
unstopped 

cctitinving  148 

265 


UNS 


UNT 


UNV 


UNVf 


oiwn  260 
unstored  640 
unstrained 

turbid  653 

relaxed  687 

-  meaning  516 
unstrengthened  160 
unstruck  823 
unstrung  IGO 
unstudied  460 
uusubject  748 
unsubmissive  742 
unsubservient 

useless  645 
inexpedient  647 
unsubstantial  4 
weak  100 
rare  322 
erroneous  495 
imaginary  515 
nnsubstantiality  4 
unsuccessful  732 
unsuccessive  70 
unsuitable 
inco7igrvous  24 
{inexpedient  647) 

-  time  135 
unsullied  clean  652 

honorurable  939 

{guiltless  946) 
unsung  526 
unsupplied  640 
unsupported 

W6«A  160 

{unassisted  706) 

-  by  evidence  468 
unsuppressed  141 
unsurmountable  471 
unsurpassed  33 
unsusceptible  823 
unsuspected 

belief  AM 

latent  526 
unsuspecting 

hopeful  a58 
unsuspicious 

belief  ^m. 

hope  858 
unsustainable 

erroneous  495 
unsuetained 

{weak  160) 

{unassisted  706) 
unswayed  (610) 
iinsweet  395 
unswept  653    , 
unswerving 

straight  246 

direct  278 

persevering  604a 
unsymmetrical 

irregular  59 

distorted  243 
unsystematic  59 
untack  (44) 
untainted  rwr«  652 

healthy  654 

honourable  939 
un talked  of  520 
untamed  7T/</e  851 


ferocious  907 
initangled  (58) 
untarnished 

honourable  9-^9 

{innocent  94G) 
untasted  391 
untaught  ignorant  491 

untrained  674 
untaxed  815 
unteach  538 
unteachable 

foolish  499 

unskilful  699 
untempted  (616) 
untenable 

powerless  158 

illogical  477 

undefended  725 
untenanted  187 
unthanked  917 
unthankful  917 
unthawed  so/i(^  321 

co^d  383 
unthinking 

unconsidered  452 

involuntary  601 
unthought  of 

unconsidered  452 

neglected  460 
unthreatened'664 
unthrifty 

U7iprepared  674 

prodigal  818 
unthrone  756 
untidy  ^?^  disorder  59 

slovenly  653 
untie  liberate  750 

(foose  44) 

-  the  knot  705 
until  106,  (108) 

-now  118 
untilled  674 
untimely  135 

-  end  300 
untinged  simple  42 

{uncoloured  429) 
untired  089 
untiring  604a 
untitled  870 
untold  countless  105 

uncertain  475 

;a)!m^  526 

«ecr<?i!  528 
untouched 

disused  678 

insensible  823 
untoward 

ill-timed  135 

6a(^  649 

unprosperous  735 

unpleasant  830 
untraced  520 
nntracked  526 
un  tractable 

obstinate  606 

unskilful  699 
untrained 

unaccustomed  614 

unprepared  074 

unskilled  009 


untrammelled 

€a.sy  705 

/ree  748 
untranslatable  523 
untranslated  523 
untravelled  205 
untreasured  040 
untried  nez^;  123 

«<?<  decided  461 
untrimmed 

unprepared  674 

simple  849 
untrodden  ??ew  123 

impervious  261 

wo^  «5erf  678 
untroubled 

cai^m  174 

peaceful  721 
untrue 

erroneous  495 

unveracious  5i6 
untrustworthy 

uncertain  475 

erroneous  495 

danger  665 

dishonourable  940 
untruth  546 
untunable  414 
unturned  246 
untutored 

ignorant  491 

unprepared  674 

artless  703 
untwine  313 
untwist 

ew^?J6  313 

{separate  44,  47) 

{straighten  240) 
unused 

unaccustomed  614 

unskilful  699 
unusual  83 
unusually  ?;e?'y  31 
unutterable 

</rea<  31 

wonderful  870 
unvaluea 

underrated  483 

undesired  806 

disliked  898 
un  vanquished  748 
unvaried 

continuing  143 

-  s<;y/e  575,  576 
unvarnished 

^?*Me  494 

-  s^2/^e  576 
simple  849 

-  tale  ^rwe  494 

veracious  543 
unvarying  143 
unveil  disclose  529 

{manifest  525) 
unventilated  261 
unveracious  544 
unversed 

ignorant  491 

(unskilled  099) 
nnvexed  831 
unviolated  939 


unvisited  893 
unvitiated  (048) 
unwakened  683 
unwarlike  862 
unwarmed  383 
unwarned 
unexpected  508 
danger  065 
un  warped  iudgmsnt 

498 
unwarrantable 

tvrong  923 
unwarranted 
illogical  477 
undue  925 
i/;€.9'a;  904 
unwtiry 
neglectful  460 
(m«A  803) 
unwashed  053 
great  -  870 
unwaste  (039) 
unwatchful  460 
unwavering  004a 
unweakened  159 
unwearied 
persevering  (J04a  . 
indefatigable  082 
refreshed  089 
unwedded  904 
unweeded  garden  674 
unweeting  491 
unweighed  460 
unwelcome 
disagreeable  830 
unsocial  893 
unwell  655 
unwept  831 
unwholesome  657 
unwieldy 
torg?6  192 
^eat'?/  319 
aimbei-some  047 
c/zj^jcw/)!  704 
«!7/V  846 
unwilling 

dissent  489 
unwillingness  603 
unwind  evolve  313 
{straighten  240) 
unwiped  053 
unwise  499 
unwished  866 
unwithered  150 
unwitnessed  (526) 
unwitting 
ignorant  491 
i'nvolunta}^  601 
unwittingly 

undesignedly  621 
unwomanly  ctS 
unwonted 
unusual  83 
unaccuslorned  614 
unworldly  939 
unworn  159 
unworshipped  9'?9 
unworthy 
shameful  874 
viciaus  'J45 

256 


UNW 


UPS 


USH 


VAC 


-of  belief  485 

-  of  notice  643 
anwrap  246 
nnwrinkled  255 
unwritten 

latent  526 

obliterated  552 

spoken  582 
Tinwrought  674 
unyielding 

tough  323 

obstinate  606 

resisting  719 
unyoke  (44) 
up 

aloft  206 

vertical  212 

effervescing  353 

excited  824 
the  game  is  -  735 
prices  looking  -  814 
time  -  111 

-  in  arms 
prepared  673 
active  682 
opposition  708 
a«ac^'  716 
resistance  719 
warfare  722 

-  and  at  them  716 

-  and  doing  CS2 

-  and  down  314 

-  on  end  213 

-  in  G'J8 

-  to  [see  below] 
all  -  with 

destruction  162 
failure  732 
adversity  735 
up  to 
time  106 
power  157 
Knowing  490 
«A;e(/'t//  698 
brave  861 

-  the  brim  52 

-  one's  ears  641 

-  one's  eyes  641 

-  the  mark 
eqval 27 
sufficient  639 
good  648 
'due  924 

-  snuff  702 

-  this  time 
time  106 
past  122 

Upas  tree  663 
upbear 

support  215 

raise  307 
upbraid  932 
upcast  307 
upgrow  206 
upgrowth 

expansion  194 

ascent  305 
upheave  307 
uphill 

acclivity  217 


ascent  305 

laboi'ious  686 

difficult  704 
uphoist  307 
upliold 

continue  143 

support  215 

evidence  467 

cio?  707 

7)m«se  931 
upholder  711 
upholstery  633 
uplands  206 
uplift  307 
upon: 

-  my  honour  535 

-  oath  535 

-  which 
after  117 
future  121 

upper  206 

-  classes  875 
-hand 

influence  175 
success  731 
sway  737 

-  story 
summit  210 
intellect  450 
wisdom  498 

-  ten  thousand  875 
uppermost 

summit  210 
say  what  comes  - 
612 

-  in  the  mind 
thought  451 
toj;ic  454 
attentimi  457 

-  in  one's  thoughts 
memory  505 

upraise  307 
uprear  307 
upright 

vertical  212 

honest  939 
uprise  305 
uprising  742 
uproar 

disorder  59 

violence  173 

??oz«e  404 
uproarious 

excitable  825 
uproot 

extract  301 

(.destroy  162) 
ups  and  downs  of 

life  et!e«Ys  151 

adversity  7S5 
upset  destroy  162 

invert  218 

^^rcnt'  rfo?i;n,  308 

c?e/ea<  731 

^CBCi^g  824 

disconcert  874 
upshot  res?//?!  154 

judgment  480 

completion  729 

(«?ic;  67) 


upside  down  218 
upstairs  206 
upstart 

prosperous  734 

plebeian  876 
upturn  210 
upwards  206 

-  of  wiore  33 
plurality  100 

Uranology  318 
urban  189 
urbane  894 
urbis  conditae, 
anno  -  106 
urchin  child  129 

small  193 

wretch  949 

imp  980 
urge  violence  173 

mji?<?/  276 

im;i^e  615 

hasten  684 

Jeg-  765 
urgent 

required  630 

important  642 

Aasile  684 

request  765 
urn  t;ase  191 

funereal  363 

heater  386 
cinerary  -  363 
usage  custom  613 

wse  677 

(77//e  80) 
usance  806 
use  /lafti^  613 

waste  638 

^/^!^/^/?/  641 

employ  677 

property  780 
make  good  -  of  658 
in  -  677 
be  of  -  to  aid  707 

benevolence  806 

-  one's  discretion 
600 

-  one's  endeavour 
675 

-  a  right  924 

-  up  677 
used  up 

deteriorated  659 

fatigue  688 

weain/  841 

satiated  869 
used  to  613 
useful  944 
render  -  677 
useless  645 
user 

right  of  -  780 
usher  receive  296 

teacher  540 

sei^ant  746 

courtesy  894 

-  in  precedence  62 
begin  66 
precession  280 
announce  511 


-  into  the  world  ICl 
usque  ad  nauseam 

.,  841 

v(TTepov  npoTepov  59 

ustulation  384 

usual 

ordinai^j  82 

customary  613 
usufruct  6'(  7 
usurer  lender  787 

merchant  797 

«'ec?i<  805 

mi^er  819 
usurious  819 
usurp  assume  739 

*«e2«  789 

illegal  925 

-  authority  738 
usurpation 

insolence  885 
usury  806 
utensil 
recipient  191 
instrument  633 
ut:  possidetis 
peivnanence  141 
possession  777 
retention  781 
utilitarian  910 
utility  644j 
general  - 
Gc^w  599 
utilize  677 
utmost  33 
do  one's  -  686 
-height  210 
in  one's  -  need  735 
deserted  in  one's  - 

need  893 
Utopia 
visionary  515 
hopeful  858 
utricle  191 
utter  extreme  31 
distribute  73 
disclose  529 
publish  531 
speak  580,  582 
money  800 
utterly 

cornpletely  52 
uttermost  31 
to  the  -  parts  of  the 
earth 
spax:e  180 
distance  196 
uxorioils  897 


V 


va  sans  dire,  cela  - 
certain  474 
manifest  525 

vacant  foii/ 4 
absent  187 
thoughtless  452 
unmeaning  517 
scanty  640 

-  hour  6S5 

-  mind/o//y  499 

257 


VAC 


VAN 


VAR 


VEI 


-acate  displace  18t> 

absent  187 

depart  293 

resipi  757 
vacation  repose  687 

{leimire  685) 
vaccine  366 
vache  191 
vacillate 

changeable  149 

undulate  314 

waver  005 
vacuity  187 
vacuous 

vnsubstantial  4 

aiseni  187 

(inexistent  2) 
vacuum  absence  187 
vade  mecum 

infmynation  527 

schoolbook  542 
vae  victis!  war  722 

^Area<  909 
vagabond 

wanderer  268 

fow  person  876 

?-o^Me  949 
vagabondage  266 
vagary  absurdity  497 

imagination  515 

w^^w^  608 

anisic  840 
vagrant 

changeable  149 

roving  266 

traveller  268 

deviating  279 
vague  uncertain  475 

unreasoning  'ill 

obsaire  519 

-  language  571 

-  suggestion  514 
vail  ^?ane/  228 

donation  784 

reward  973 

{expenditure  809) 
vain  unreal  2 
.    unprofitable  645 

unvalued  866 

conceited  880 
in  -failvre  732 
labour  in  - 

c(Wie  «Aor<  804 

useless  645 

faillS2 

take  a  name  in  -  895 

-  attempt  732 
use  -  efforts  645 

-  expectation  509 
vainglorious 

haughty  878 

^am880 

boasting  884 
vaivode  745 
valance  231 
vale  252 

-  of  years  128 
valeat  quantum  467 
valediction 


courtesy  894 
valentine  902 
valet  746 
valet,  -  de  chamou 

746 
-  de  place 

interpreter  524 

owirfe  527 
valetudinarian 

invalid  655 

salubt^ty  656 
Valhalla  981 
valiant  8C1 
valid  conflrnud  150 

powerful  157 

strong  159 

^rwg  494 


(influenti2l  179) 

-  reasoning  476 
valise  191 
valley  253 

-  of  the  shadow  of 
death  360 

vallum  717 
valoir,  se  faire  -  884 
valorem,  ad  -  812 
valour  861 
valuable 

useful  644 

good  648 
value  measure  466 

estimate  480 

importance  642 

utility  644 

goodness  648 

i>nce  812 

approbation  931 
of  priceless  -  814 
set  a  -  upon  482 

-  received  810 
valueless  646 
valve  stop  263 

conduit  350 
safety  -  safety  664 
refuge  666 
escape  671 
vamp  change  140 

-  up  improve  658 
r&>/o?-e  660 
prepare  Ql^  . 

vampire 

ev%l-doer  913 

demon  980 
vampirism 

extortion  789 

sorcery  992 
van6<3g'e?2;iing'66 

/rowi  234 

waggon  272 
in  the  -  234 

pi^ecession  280 
van-courier  64 
Vandal  vulnar  851 

commonmty  876 

evil-doer  913 
vandalism  851 
Vandyke  257 
Vandyke  brown  433 
vane  wi«rf  349 


Indication  550 
vanguard  234 
vanish 

unsiibstantial  4 

transient  111 

disappear  449 

(cease  to  errei';^  2) 
vanishing  s?Ma/^  32 

«<«e  193 
vanity  useless  645 

conceit  880 
Vanity  Fair  853 
vanquish  731 
vantage  gi-ound 

superiority  33 

^WMJgr  157 

influence  175 

/iew/i^  206 
vapid  insipid  391 

-  .<J/2//e  575 

{unattractive  866 
vaporization  336 
vaporous 

(opaque  426) 
vapour  {/as  334 

bubbles  353 

fancy  515 

6oas<  884 

insolence  885 

-  bath  386 
vapourer  887 
vapours 

dejection  837 
variable 

changeable  149 

irresolute  605 
variance 

difference  15 

disagreement  24 

discord  713 
at  -  enmity  889 
at  -  with  489 
variation 

difference  15 

diver  sen  ess  20a 

number  84 

chance  140 

mwsic  415 
varied  15 
variegation  440 
variety 

difference  15 

c^oss  75 

multiformity  81 

exception  83 
variform  81 
various 

different  15 

many  103 

-  places  183 

-  times  119 
varlet  949 
varnish 

overlay  223 
rmw  356a 
sophistry  477 
falsehood  544 
painting  556 
decorate  847 
excuse  937 


vary  c^^Jfer  15 

dissimilar  18 

variation  20a 

change  140 

fluctuate  149 
vascular  ce^  191 

Ao/es  260 

;%2;6s  350 
vase  191 
vassal  746 
vassalage  749 
vast  g'rea^  31 

siyaciaus  180 

/ar^'e  192 

-  learning  490 
vasty  deep  341 
vat  191 
Vatican 

churchdom  995 

^emi9/e  1000 
thunders  of  the  -  90i 
vaticination  511 
vatum,  genus  irrita- 

bile  -  597 
vaudeville  599 
vault  ceZ/a?'  191 

c«<ri"e  245 

Zea^;  309 

to??i6  363 

-  of  heaven  318 
vaulted  curved  245 

concave  252 
vaulting  siiperior  33 

aspiring  865 
vaunt  884 
vaurien  949 
vavasour 

possessor  779 

■nobleman  875 
vection  270 
Vedas  986 
vedette  668 
Vedidad  986 
veer  change  140 

deviate  279 

g'O  iacA;  283 

change  intention.  601 
vegetability  365 
vegetable  367 
-kingdom  367 

-  life  365 

-  oil  356 

-  Physiology  869 
vegetarian  953 
vegetate  exist  1 

qrow  194 

inactive  683 

insensible  823 
vegetation  365 
vehemence 

violence  173 

feeling  821 

emotion  825 
vehement 

-  language  574 
vehicle 

carriage  272 

instrument  631 
veil  covering  £25 

«Aflrf(?  424 

258 


vm 


VEH 


VER 


VES 


conceal  528 

ambush  530 
draw  aside  th.j-  529 
take  the  - 

sechtde  893 

chvrch  995 
veiled  {invisible  447) 
vein  tendency  176 

thin  203 

thread  205 

humour  G03 

;nine  636 

affections  820 
ia  the  -  602 
not  in  the  -  603 
veined  440 
velis  et  rerais  274 
velitation  720 
velleity  600 
vellicate  315 
vellicating  393 
vsllum  590 
veloce  muMC  415 
velocipede  272 
velocity 

rate  of  motion  2^ 

swiftness  274 

angular  -  244 
veluti  in  speculum  17 
velvet  smooth  255 

pile  256 

pleamre  377 

on  -  ea^y  705 
venal  price  812 

stingy  819 

dishonest  940 

selfish  943 
venation  622 
vend  796 
vendee  795 
vender  796 
vendetta  919 
vendible  796 
venditatiop  884 
vendor  796 
veneer  layer  204 

covering  223 
venenation  659 
venerable  old  124 

aged\'2S 

sage  500 

respected  928 
vaneralion 

respect  928 

jAety  987 
vsnery  killing  361 

hunting  622 

impurity  961 
venesection 

ejection  297 

remedy  662 

V'  enetian  blinds  351 
vengeance  919 

cry  to  heaven  for  - 
923 

with  a  - 

greatly  31 
violent  173 
rengeful  919 
veni  vidi  viol 


active  683 

«ci<842 

vermiform  248 

svccess  731 

verbatim 

vermilion  434 

venial  937 

imitation  19 

vermin 

veniam  petimusgue 
damusque  vicissim 

€a;ac<  494 

animal  366 

wo?'rf«  562 

unclean  653 

918 

verbiage 

base  876 

venienti  occurrere 

unmeaning  517 

vernaciriar 

morbo  673 

fZirTi^'fc  573 
(absurdity  497) 

native  188 

venison  394 

internal  221 

venom  bane  663 

verbis: 

language  560 

malignity  907 

totidem  -  494 

habitual  613 

venomous  bad  649 

-  ad  verbera  720 

vernal  eoWy  123 

poisonovs  657 

verborum,  copia  - 

s^Tri^gr  125 

rude  895 

diffuse  573 

vernier 

maleficent  907 

eloquence  582 

minuteness  193 

ven<-  -qnning  260 

loquacious  584 

-  sco^^  466 

gg'ress  295 

verbosity 

vero,  vitam  impeu 

air-piije  351 

aiffuse  573 

dere- 

cii^cfo^e  529 

loquacity  584 

affirmation  535 

e5ca/)e  671 

verbum  sapienti  527 

honour  939 

«a;e  796 

verdant 

verrons,  nous  -  50f 

find  -  egress  295 

vegetation  367 

versatile 

passage  302 

^'reen  435 

changeable  149 

publish  531 

verd-antique  435 

iirresclute  605) 

escape  671 

verdict 

(^cA:/e  607) 

give  -  to 

opinion  480 
tow^trt^  969 

verse  division  51 

emi^  297 

i;oei!?7  597 

c^i^cfose  529 

snatch  a  - 

versed  m 

-  one's  rage  900 

-  one's  spleen  900 

cheat  545 

knowledge  490 

cunning  702 

(5Ai;/  698) 

venter  191 

verdigris  435 

versicolour  440 

ventiduct  351 

verditer435 

versify  597 

ventilate  begin  66 

verdure 

version  *;?<?cio^  79 

air  338 

vegetation  367 

interpretation  523 

wind  349 

{/mn  435 

versus 

discuss  595 

verecundiara,  argu- 

towards  278 

-  a  question 

nientum  ad  - 

against  708 

inquiry  461 
reasoning  476 

shame  874 

vert  435 

honour  939 

vertex  210 

ventilator 

verecundity 

verticality  212 

«;in<?  349 

humility^'i^ 

verticity  312 

air-pipe  351 

modesty  881 

vertigo 

ventosity  349 

verodical  543 

rotation  312 

vent-peg 

Verein  713 

delirium  503 

«to7;»??er  263 

verge 

verve 

safety  666 

tendency  176 

imaginatim  5i5 

escape  671 

near  197 

vigoT-aus  langvugc 

ventre  a  terre  274 

ec^g'e  231 

574 

ventricle  191 

Zirni^  233 

feeling  m. 

ventriloquism  580 

direction  278 

very  31 

venture 

verger  996 

-  best  648 

chance  621 

veriest  31 

-  image  554 

danger  665 
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verification 

-  many  102 

test  463 

-  minute  113 

courage  861 

wo'iTant  771 

-  much  31 

I'll  -  to  say  535 

verify  463 

-  picture  17 

venturesome 

evidence  467 

-  small  32 

brave  861 

demonstrate  478 

-  thing 

rasA  863 

/rtc?  OMi  480a 

idenaty  13 

venue  183 

verily  ^^'w/y  494 
iimitively  32) 

agreement  33 

Venus  beauty  845 

exact  A^ 

love  897 

verisimilitude  473 

-trne 

veracity  543 

veritable  494 

assent  488 

verandah  191 

Veritas,  nuda  -  494 

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verbal  562 

v^rite,  palais  de  -  703 

content  831 

-  intercourse 

verity  494 

vesicle  cell  191 

speech  582 

verjuice  397 

covering  233 

interlocution  588 

vermicular 

firfo*e249 

-  quibble 
(^surdity  497 

convoluted  248 

vesicular 

worn  366 

Mtf«191 

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vespers  990 
vespertine 

'evening  126 
vessel 

receptacle  191 

tvbe  260 

ship  273 
\est  jjlace  184 

dre,9s  225 

-  in  belong  to  777 
gine  784 

vesta  match  388 
vestal  960 
vested  j^ccec?  150 
legal  963 

-  in  located  184 

-  interest 
given  780 
c??/e  924 

vestibule 

entrance  66 

room  191 
vestige  551 
vestigia  : 
veteris  -  flammae 

memory  605 

habit  613 

-  nulla  retrorsum 
2yrogression  282 
perseverance  604« 

vestment  (:/7(5*^5  225 

canonicals  909 
vestry  council  696 

churchdom,  995 

cAwrc/i  1000 
vesture  225 
vesuvian 

mafc^  ;388 
veteran  old  130 

arfep<  700 

warrior  726 
veterinary  art  370 
veteris  vestigia 

liammfe 

memory  505 

habit  613 
veto  761 
vetturino  694 
vex  830 
vexata  qnsestio 

difficulty  704 

disc(yrd  713 
vexation 

pain  828,  830 

-  of  spirit  828 
discontent  832 

vexatious  830 
vexed  question 

dijftcidty  704 

dtscwd  713 
vi  et  armis 

violence  173 

exertion  686 

compulsion  744 
via  direction  278 

u;rty  627 
via  lac tea  818 
viaduct  627 
v'iil  191 


vials  :  ~  of  hate  898 

-  of  wrath  900 
viands  298 
viaticum 

provision  637 
Hte.  998 
vibrate  314 

-  between  two 
extremes  149 

vibratory 

changeable  149 
vicar  deputy  759 

clergyman  996 

-  of  Bray 
tergiversation  607 
servility  886 

vicarage  1000 
vicariate  995 
vicarious 

c^ibstitvte  147 
vicurship  995 
vice  detpny  759 

holder  781 

wickedness  945 
vice  versa 

reciprocal  12 

contrary  14 

interchange  148 
vice-admiral  745 
Vice-Chancellor  967 
-'s  Court  966 
vicegerency  755 
vicegerent  758,  759 
vice-president  694 
vice-regal  759 
viceroy 

governor  745 

deputy  759 
vicesimal  98 
vicinage  197 
vicinity  197 
vicious  945 
render  -  659 

-  reasoning  477 
vicissitude 

changeable  149 

(change  140) 
victim  dupe  547 

defeated  732 

sufferer  828 
victimize  kill  361 

deceive  545 

injure  649 

fta^e  731 
victis,  vae  - 

tf;ar  722 

threat  909 
victor  731 
victoria 

carriage  272 
victory  731 
victual  provide  637 
victuals  298 
videlicet 

specification  79 

namely  522 

{example  82) 
viduity  905 
vie  (70od  648 
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contend  720 

(o/j^jOcxe  708) 
vielle  417 
view  sight  441 

appearance  448 

a2!te«c?  to  457 

opinion  484 

landscape  painting 

intention  620 
bring  into  -  525 
come  into  -  446 
commanding  -  441 
in- visible  iAQ 

intended  ^^20 

expected  507 
keep  in  -  457 
on -448 

present  to  the  -  448 
with  a  -  to  620 
-as  484 

-  in  a  new  light  658 
viewless  447 
vigesimal  98 

vigil  care  459 
vigilance  care  459 

wisdom  498 

activity  682 
vigils  woi'ship  990 
vignette 

engraving  558 

embellishment  847 
vigour  strength  159 

energy  171 

.<!i;y/e  574 

resolution  604 

Aeo/^A  654 

activity  682 
viking  792 
Vile  valueless  643 

6a(^  649 

painful  Wa 

disgraceful  874 

plebeian  876 

dishonourable  940 

vicious  945 
vilify  *Aaw<?  874 

censure  932 

detract  934 

{disrespect  929) 

{contempt  930) 
vilipend 

disrespect  929 

censure  932 

rfe^racC  934 
vilipendency  930 
villa  189 
village  189 

-  talk  588 
villager  188 
villam  servant  746 

«er/876 
ro^m^  949 
villanous  6ao?  649 
wicked  945 

-  saltpetre  727 
villany  940 
villein  [^e«;  villain] 
villenage 

subjection  749 


feni/re  777 
villi  256 
villous  256 
vin:  -d'honneur 
arrival  292 
courtesy  894 
not  think  -  ordi  • 
naire  of  oneself 
880 
vinaigrette  400 
vincible 
impotent  liiS 
{xoeak  160) 
vincture  43 
vinculo  matrimonii 
separatio  a  -  90£ 
vinculum  45 

-  matrimonii  903 
vindicate 

justify  937 

-  a  right  924 
vindication  937 
vindicator 

revenge  919 
vindictive 

irascible  901 

revengeful  919 
vinegar  397 

-  aspect  846 
vineyard  371 
vingt-un  840 
vintage 

agriculture  S71 

store  636 
viol  417 
violate 

disobey  742 

iwn-observance  77c 

undue  925 

dereliction  927 

rxvish  9()1 
-a  law  83 

-  the  law  964 

-  a  usage  614 
violence  173 

arbitrai'y  964 
do  -  to  bad  649 
non-observance  773[ 
undue  925 
violent  173 
excitable  825 

-  death  death  360 
kill  361 

in  a  -  degree  31 
lay  -  hands  on  V89 
violet  437 
violin  417 
violinist  416 
violoncello  417 
viper 

snakeZiS^ 

bane  663 

evil-doer  913 

bad  man  949 
virago  901 
virent  435 
vires  acquirit  enndo 

increase  35 


energy  171 
velocity  ^A 


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virescence  485 
Virgilianse,  sortes  - 

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virgin  new  123 

girl  129 

sinnstei'  904 

pureWi 
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ignorance  491 

vntilled  674 
virginals  417 
viribns,  totis  -  686 
viridity  435 
virile 

adolescent  131 

strong  159 

manly  373 
Tirtu850 
virtual 

inexistent  2 

vnsvbstantial  5 

-  image  443 
virtually 

(hn/ly  494) 
yivtue  power  1^ 

courage  861 

goodness  944 

purity  9S0 
by  -of poiver  157 

instnimejitality  631 
in -of 

authority  737 
make  a  -  of  neces- 
sity no  choice  609a 

skill  698 

snbmit  725 

comjyi'omise77^ 

bear  826 
virtueless  945 
virtuoso  850 
virtuous  virtue  944 

jyvinty  960 
virulence 

en^^-g-y  171 

noxioumess  649 

insalubrity  657 

discourtesy  895 

aw5'er900 

malevolence  907 
virum  volitare  per 

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virus  disease  655 

pc^i-swi  663 
ris  :  -  comica  842 

-  conservatrix  670 

-  inertiae 
poM-er  157 
inertness  172 
insensibility  823 

-  medicatrix 
restwation  660 
remedy  662 

-  mortua  157 

-  a  tergo  284 

-  viva  157 
visa  488 
visage/re^  234 

appearance  448 
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mrrfog'*  272 
viscera  221 
viscid  352 
viscount  875 
viscous  352 
Vishnu  979 
visibility  446 
visible  446 

{intelligible  518) 
be-448 
become  -  448 
darkness  -  421 
vision  sight  441 

phantasm  443 

dream  515 

spectre  980 
organ  of  -  441 
visionary 

unsubstantial  4 

impossible  471 

imaginary  515 

heterodox  984 

{untrue  495) 
visionless  442 
visit  arrival  292 

«oaa^  892 

courtesy  894 

-  upon  972 
visitation 

disease  655 

adversity  735 

suffering  828 

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-s  of  Providence  976 
-of  the  sick  998 
visiting  :' 

-  card  550 
on  -  terms 

friendship  888 

sociality  892 

visitor  director  694 

/Hen4  880 
viser  530 
vista 

convergence  260 

^igrA^  441 

appearance  448 

expectation  507 
visual  441 

-  organ  441 
vitability  359 
vitse,  elixir  -  662 
vital  /e/e  359 

important  %^ 
vitality 

stabtiitu  150 

strength  159 

/z/e  359 
vitalize  359 
vitals  221 
vitam  impendere 

vero 

affirmation  535 

honour  QS9 
vitiate 

deteriorate  659 
vitiated 

diseased  655 
vitreous  hard  323 

transparent  42o 


vitrify  823 
vituperate  932 
vituperator  936 
viva  !  gloi-y  878 

praise  931 
vivace  7w««c  415 
vivacious 

active  682 

sensitive  822 

cheerful  836 
vivamus,  dnm 

vivimus  -  840 
vivandiere  797 
vivarium  370 
viva  voce  582 
vive  glory  be  to  873 

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Vivendi  caus4  359 
vivid  energetic  171 

sensibility  375 

light  420 

colour  428 

(powerful  157) 
vivify  strength  159 

«/e  359 
vivisection 

pain  378 

cruelty  907 
\ixen fox  366 

female  374 

«Ar«^  901 
viz.  [«€e  videlicet] 
vizier  director  694 

deputy  759 
vizor  530 
vobis,  sic  vos  non  - 

791 
vocable  562 
vocabulary  562 
vocal  music  415 

voice  580 
vocalist  416 
vocalize  580 
vocation 

business  &io 

{duty  926) 
voce,  sotto  -  581 
vociferation 

loud  4(}i 

cry  411 

voice  580 
vogue  custom  613 

fashion  853 

/am«  873 
vogue  la  galore 

persevere  604a 

amusement  840 
voice  sound  402 

cry  411 

judgment  480 

affirmation  SSo 

human  -  580 

choice  G09 

{belief  4&4) 
give  one's  -  for  488 
raise  one's  - 

shout  411 

speak  5Si 
still  small  - 

faint  sound  405 


conscience  9^ 
want  of  -  681 
•warning  -  668 

-  against 
dissent  489 
oppose  708 

-  or  the  charmer  93f 
make  one's  - 

heard  175 

-  of  the  tempter  615 
voiceless  581 

void  unsubstantial  4 
absence  187 
emit  297 
{inexistence  2) 
null  and  -  964 

-  of  foundation  546 

-  of  suspicion  484 
voiturier  268 
volant  267 
volatile  light  320 


vaporizable  336 

irresolute  605 

capricious  608 
vol-au-vent  298 
volcanic 

violent  17Z 

heat  91^ 

burnt  388 

excitable  825 
volcano 

violence  173 

furnace  386  T 

pitfall  667 
on  a  - 

danger  6C5 
volitare  per  ora, 

virum     531 
volitation  267 
volition  600 
volley 

collection  72 

violence  173 

report  ^^d6 

attack  716 

(impulse  276) 
volonte,  S,  -  600 
volo  sic  jub«),  sic  - 

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command  741 
voltaic  electricity  lo's 
voltigeur  726 
volto  sciolto  i  pen- 

sieri  stretti,  il  -  54, 
voluble  584 
volume  (jTCOi  81 

bulk  1&2 

booksm 
speak  -s 

evidence  467 

inteUigible  518 

inform  527 
-  of  smoke  330 
volmitary  will  600" 

willing  602 

donation  784 
voluntas,  stet  pro 

ratione  -  600 
volunteer  trill  600 

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co7nbatanC  736 

offer  763 
voluptas,  sua 

cuique  -  865 
voluptuary 

sensualist  954a 

libertim  962 
voluptuous 

pleasure  377 

delightfvl  829 

intemperate  954 

impure  961 
volutation  312 
volute  248 
vomit  297 
vomitory 

opening  260 

ea;ii!  295 
voracious  desire  865 

glutton  957 
Vorstellung  515 
\vortex  rotation  312 

agitation  315 

nrer  348 
votary 

auxiliary  711 

devotee  865 
■vote  affirmation  535 

c/ioice609 
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votis,  hocerat  in  - 

865 
votive  768 

-  offering  990 
vouch  assert  535 

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voucher 

mc?gn<:e467 

indication  550 

security  I'll 

payment  SCr7 

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consent  762 

o«A;  765 

condescend  879 
vow  affirmation,  535 

protnise  768 

worship  980 
take -s  995 
vowel  561 
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voiceless  581 
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wonder  870 

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I)ublication  531 
c/wice  609 

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vnsubstantial  4 
jjowerless  158 
unmeanvng  517 
«aiw  880 
boasting  884 

voyage  267 


voyager  268 
vraisemblance  472 
vue  d'oeil,  a  - 
atsigJit  132 
visible  446 
Vulcan  690 
vulgar  fow;  J{>m.  876 
-  tongue  560 
vulgarity 
want  of  refinement 
851 
Vulgate  985 
vulgus,  ignobile  -  876 
vulnerable  665 
vulnerary  662 
vulnus:  i 
seternum  servans 

sub  pectore  -  919 
immedicabile  -  619 
vulpine  702 
vulture  harpy  739 
evil-doer  913 


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wabble  slow  275 

oscillate  314 
wadding  lining  224 

stopper  2^ 

soft  324 
waddle  275 
wade  267 

-  in  blood  361 

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learn  539 
exertion  686 

wafer  cement  45 

thin  203 

lamina  204 
waft  transfer  270 

blow  349 
wafted,  be  -  267 
wag  oscillate  314 

agitate  315 

joker  844 

-  on  journey  266 
progression  282 

wage  war  722 
wager  621 

-  of  battle  722 
-of  law  467 

wages  973 
waggery  wit  842 
waggish  cheery  836 
waggle 

oscillate  314 

rtg'iiJaYe  315 
waggon  272 
waggoner  268 
waggonette  272 
waggon-load 

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waif  god-send  618 
waifs  and  estrays 

disjyersed  73 

wanderers  i^ 
wail  839 
wain  272 
v'ainscot5as«211. 

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waist  203 
waistcoat  225 

put  in  a  strait  -  751 
wait  tarry  133 
inaction  681 

lie  in  -  for  530 

-  for  507 

-  impatiently  133 

-  on  accompany  88 
aid  707 

-  to  see  how  the 
wind  blows  607 

-  upon  serve  746 
call  on  894 

waiter  servant  746 

-  on  Providence 
neglect  460 
inactive  683 
content  831 

waiting  507 
be  kept  -  133 
waiting-maid  746 
waits  416 
waive  defer  133 

not  choose  609a 

not  use  678 
waiwode  745 
wake  sequel  65 

rear  235 

funeral  363 

trace  551 

excite  824 

amusement  840 
follow  in  the  -  of 

281 
enough  to  -  the 
dead  404 

-  the  thoughts  457 
-up  824 

wakeful 

careful  459 

active  682 
Walhalla  981 
walk  region  181 

move  266 

business  625 

way&^ 

conduct  692 

arena  728 

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depart  293 
run.  awaw  623 

-  the  earth  359 

-  of  life  625 

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-  off  with  791 

-  over  the  course 
easy  705 
succeed  731 

-  in  the  shoes  of  19 
walker  268 
walking  gentleman 

599 
wall  vertical  212 
2mriefes  224 
incloswe  232 
refuge  666 
obstacle  706 
d^ence  717 
V7'ison752 


driven  to  the  - 

difficvlfy  704 
go  to  the  - 

destruction  1C2 

die  360 

fail  732 
pushed  to  the  - 

necessity  601 
take  the  - 

repute  873 

2)i-ide  878 
wooden  -s  726 
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circumscribe  229 

restrain  751 
wallet  191 
wallop  315 
wallow  Imv  207 

plunge  310 

roto^e  312 
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wallsend  388 
Wall-street  slang  563 
waltz  music  415 

dance  840 
wamble 

vacillate  149 

oscillate  314 

dislike  867 

(irresolute  605) 
wampum  800 
wan  pale  429 

«ac;  837 
wand  scejjtre  747 

wag-ic  993 
wave  a  -  992 
wander  mx)ve  264 

jommey  266 

deviate  279 

delirium  503 
the  attention  -s  458 
wanderer  268 
wandering 

excqitional  63 
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wane  decrease  36 

05-6  128 

contract  195 

f?«ca?/  659 
one's  star  on  the 

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wax  and  -  140 
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shortcoming  304 

requirement  &30 

insufficiency  i^4Q 

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desire  805 
wanting 

incomplete  53 

a6se«<  187 

imbecile  499 
found  - 

imperfect  651 


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gvift  947 

wantless  639 

wanton 
unconformable  83 
capriciovs  608 
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amusement  840 
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impure  961 
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war  723 

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contention  720 

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declare  -  713 
man  of  -  727 
seat  of  -  728 
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contention  720 
warble  416 
war-cry 

alarm  669 

defiance  713 

war  722 
ward  ^ar^  51 

parish  181 

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a^/«m  666 

dependent  746 

restraint  751 
watch  and- 

mrf  459 

keeper  753 

hindrance  706 

defence  717 
war-dance 

defiance  715 
warden 

guardian  664 

master  745 

deputy  759 
waraer 

perforator  262 

^;'^«7'  263 

guardian  664 

keepei'  753 
wardmote  966 
wardrobe  225 
wardship  664 
ware 

warning  668 

merchandise  798 
warehouse 

s/we  636 

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warfare  722 

discord  713 
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warlike  722 
warlock  994 
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m^ange  439 
wealthy  803 
cr</^«2'  821 
excited  824 
fwig'ry  900 
irascible  901 
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-  bath  386 

-  the  blood  824 

-  the  cockles  of 
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-  man  803 

-  reception 
repel  717 
welcome  892 

-  up  improve  658 
resvscitate  660 

-  work  686 
warm-hearted 

feeling  821 

sensibility  822 

friendship  888 

benevolence  906 
warming  384 
warming-pan 

to«/m  ^«?i€n5  147 

A^ailer  386 

preparation  673 
warmth 

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warn  dissuade  616 

caution  668 

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warning  cw?€rt  512 

caution  668 

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give  -  dismiss  678 

relinquish  782 

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warp  change  140 

contract  T95 
distort  243 
navigate  267 
<Z€i-ta.'';  279 
pr^udice  481 
deterioi'ate  659 

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war-paint 

preparation  C73 
w'arped 

imperfect  651 
warrant 

evidence  467 

protest  535 

orc^er  741 

permit  760 

jrromise  768 

security  771 

money  oi^der  800 

justify  937 
death  -  die  3C0 

A;i/;  361 

condemn  971 
IMl  -  you  535 


warranted  924 
warranty 

permission  760 

promise  768 

security  771 

sanction  924 
warren  168 
warrior  726 
wart  250 
wary  cautions  864 

(careful^  vigilant 
459) 
wash  «>?:6r  223 

M;a?'6r  337 

marsh  345 

co^owr  428 

?>mn^  £56 

cleanse  652 

-  down  298 

-  one's  hands  of 
relinquish  624 
depute  757 
r(S/w^«e  764 
7>07'<  rt'i^A  782 
dereliction  927 

-  out 

discolour  429 
obliterate  552 

washerwoman  652 
washhouse 

furnace  386 

cleansing  652 
washy  ?(;€aA- 160 

^mmeaning  517 

/e^6/e  5^7/^e  575 

wasp  narroxo  203 

bring  a  -'s  nest 

about  one's  ears 

735 

waspish  violent  173 

irascible  901 

(discourteous  895) 
wassail 

beverage  298 

/(fo^<  840 

diimkenness  954 
waste  dea'ease  36 

destroy  162 

unpi^oductive  169 

^cce  180 

contract  195 

2?^atn  344 

consumption  638 

useless  645 

spoiled  659 

misuse  679 

/o«5  776 

inodigality  818 
run  to - 

superfluity  641 

deteriorate  659 
watery  -  341 

-  time 
inactive  683 

wasted  weaA;  ICO 
deteriorated  659 

wasteful  818 

waste-paper 
o/"  no  force  158 

-  bonds  808 


waste-pipe  350 
waste-thrift  818 
wasting,  wide  -  649 
wastrer208 
Wat  Tyler  742 
watch  cfoci- 114 

observe  441 

a^^enc?  to  457 

take  care  of  4S)Q 

expect  507 

guardian  664 

wan?i«<7  668 

keener  753 
death  -  deaf^  360 

warning  668 
on  the  -  vigilant  459 

exj^ecfant  507 
-for  507 
-  and  ward  care  459 

keeper  753 
watch-dog 

guardian  664 

keeper  753 
watchet  438 
watch-fire  550 
watchful  459 
watch-glass  c?/;?  181 
watch-house  752 
in  the  -  938 
watchman 

guardian  664 

keeper  75;i 
watch-tower 
I7'ew  441 
signal  550 
warning  668 
watchword 
^ig-n  550 
militai^y  722 
water  337 
trans])arent  425 
keep  one's  head 

above  -  C64 
back  -  283 
cast  one's  bread 
upoii  the  -s  638 
throw  cold  -  on  174 
depth  of  -  208 
of  the  first -648 
great  -s  341 
hold -^>7-oo/"  478 
^7*M^A  494 
land  covered  with  - 

343 
pour  forth  like  -  818 
running  -  348 
walk  the  -s  267 
pour  -  into  a  siev« 

638 
water-colour  556 
watercourse  850 
water-cure  662 
water-dog  361 
water-drinker  958 
watered 

vaHegated  440 
waterfall  &18 
water-glass  556 
water-gruel  160 


WAT 


WAY 


WEA 


WED 


watering,  -  cart  348 

-  place  189 
-pot  348 

water-logged 
powerless  158 
danger  865 
hindrance  706 

waterman  269 

water-pipe  350 

waterproof 
dress  225 
dry^iO 
jnviection  664 

waters 

-  of  bitterness  830 
-of  oblivion 506 

watershed  210 
water-spaniel  366 
waterspout  348 
water-tight 

closed  261 

d7y  340 
waterworks  350 
watery  wet  337 

moist  339 

-  eyes  839 

-  grave  360 
wattle  219 
wave  sinvovs  248 

oscillate  314 
'Of  water  M% 
^and  see  waive] 

-  a  banner  550 

-  a  wand  992 
waver 

changeable  149 

irresolute  605 
waverer  605 
waves  341 
buffet  the  - 

navigate  267 

difficult  704 

orppose  708 
lash  the  -  645 
plough  the  -  267 
wax  increase  35 

become  144 

expand  194 

«o/^324 

lulyricat'im  332 

loisdd^^ 

substance  356 
close  as  -  528 

-  and  wane  140 
waxwork  554 
waxy  vnctuous  355 

irate  900 
way  degree  28 

^ace  180 

habit  613 

roarf  627 
in  ft  bad  -  655 
by  -  of 

direction  278 

metliod  627 
bjr  the  - 

tn  transitu  270 

accidental  621 
fall  in  the  -  of  186 
fight  one's - 


jmrsue  622 

warfare  722 
find  its  -  302 
gather  -  267 
get  into  the  -  of  613 
go  one's  -  293 

f',o  your  -  297 
et  it  have  its  -  681 
it  must  have  its  -  601 
have  one's  own  -  748 
in  a  -pained 828 

angry  900 
in  the  -  near  197 
in  the  -  of 

hinder  706 

om)Ose  708 
make  -  302 
make  one's  - 

journey  266 

progression  282 

passage  302 

prosperity  734 
make  -  for 

substitution  147 

opening  260 

turn  aside  279 

am<^623 
facilitate  705 

courtesy  894 
on  the  -  282 
place  in  one's  - 

offer  763 
put  in  the  -  of 

enable  470 

teach  537 
see  one's- 490 
show  the  -  693 
under  -  move  264 

sail  267 

progression  282 

depart  293 
wing  one's  -  267 

-  in  294 
long  -  off  196 
have  -  on  267 

-  out  295 

-  of  speaking  521 

-  of  thinking  484 
not  know  which  -  to 

turn  475 
Way,  the -976 
wayfarer  268 
wayfaring  266 
waylay 
deception  545 
cunni?ig  702 
wayless  261 
ways  692 

in  all  manner  of  - 
278 

-  and  means 
means  632 
money  800 

wayward 

changeable  149 

obstinate  OOG 

capriciovs  608 

sullen  901a 
waywode  745 
wayworn 


Journey  266 
fatigue  688 
•weak  feeble  160 
water  337 
insipid  391 
illogical  477 
foolish  499 
-  style  575 
irresolute  605 
trifling  643 
lax  738 

compassionate  914 
vicious  945 
(small  32) 

-  point 
illogical  477 
imjyerfection  651 

expose  one's  -  point 
confute  479 

-  side  folly  499 
vice  945 

weaken 

decrease  36 

enfeeble  160 

refute  468 
weaker  vessel  374 
weak-headed  499 
weak-hearted  862 
weakness  160 

-  of  tho  flesh  945 
weal  618 

common  -  644 
weald  367 
wealth 

property  780 

riches  803 
wean 

change  ojnnion  484 

change  habit  614 
-from 

dissuade  616 

-  one's  thoughts 
from  506 

weanling  129 
weapon  ai^ms  727 

(instrument  633) 
weaponless^l58 
wear  dea^ease  36 

clothes  225 

deflect  279 

use  677 

-  away  cease  142 
deteriorate  659 

-  the  breeches  737 

-  off  cease  142 
desuetude  614 

-  on  109 
-out 

deteriorate  659 
tire  688 

-  and  tear 
waste  638 
injuTy  659 
exertion  686 

weariness  cnwvi  841 
wearinij 
wearisome  841 

-  apparel  225 
wearisome 

labo7'iov8  686 


fatiguing  688 
painful  830 
weary  fatigue  688 
painful  828 
«ac?837 
ennuyant  841 

-  flat,  stale,  an(i 
unprofitable  843 

-  waste  344 
weasand 

^/iz-oa/;  260 

7?i;?«  351 
weasel  asleep, 
catch  3  - 

impossible  47 

«c^i«^  682 
weather  338 

-  the  storm 
stability  150 
recover  660 
*a/e  664 
succeed  731 

weather  permitting. 

qualiflcation  469 

«/  possible  470 
weather-beaten 

wm^  160 

damaged  659 

fatigue  688 
weather-bound  751 
weathercock 

changeable  149 

win6?  349 

indication  550 

^cA;/e  607 
weathered  659 
weather-gauge  338 
weather-glass  338 
weather-proof 

healthy  654 

sa/e  664 
weatherwise  aSS 

foresight  510 

(prediction  511) 
weave  7?7'orf2/c^  161 

interlace  219 

-  a  tangled  web  70  i 
weazen  193 

web 

intersection  219 

texture  329 
wed  903 
wedded:  -pair  903 

-  to  belief  484 
habit  613 
/o?;ing'  897 

-  to  an  opinion 
mi^jydgment  481 
obstinaaf  606 

wedding  903 
wedge  ^oiw  43 

angular  244 

«^a77?  253 

instrument  6^^ 
thin  ed^e  of  the  - 

^/e(7OT  66 

insinuate  228 

cunning  70-J 
-in  228 
wedged  in 

264 


WED 


WEL 


WEN 


WHE 


imprisoned  75 
wedlock  903 
wee  193 
weed  exclude  55 

/ewlOS 

2Uant 367 

agriculture  371 

ctgar  392 

trifle  ^>^ 

clean  652 

-  out  ^ect  297 
extract  301 

weeds  dress  225 

useless  645 

mourning  839 

widowliood  905 
weedy  i/«n  203 

Wi«9'  643 
week  108 
weekly  138 
ween  j«c?g'e  480 

ftg^icre  484 

knoiv  490 
weep  lament  839 

;«^y  914 
waet  Judgment  480 

knmvledge  490 
weetless  491 
weft,  warp  and  -  329 
weigh  ifijiuence  175 

/i/if307 

Aeat;y  310 

ponder  451 
under  - 
[see  way] 

-  anchor  293 

-  carefully 
discriminate  465 

-  down 
aggriene  649 
subjection  749 

-  on  the  heart  83C 

-  heavy  on  649 

-  on  the  mind 
regret  833 
d^ection  837 
fear  860 

-  with  615 
weighed  and  found 

wanting 
inferior  34 
dtsaiwoved  932 
weight 
influence  175 
gravity  319 
imiMrtance  642 
attach  -  to  484 
carry  - 175 
drag  -  706 
have- 
evidence  467 
throw  one's  -  into 

the  scale  175 
weightless  320 
weights  and 

measures  466 

weir  conduit  350 

hindrance  706 

weird  dermn  980 

mystic  992 


speUW^ 

-  sisters  994 
welcome 

arrival  292 

grateful  829 
friendly  888 

sociality  892 

reception  894 
weld^oin  43 

cohere  46 
welfare  734 
welkin  worlds  318 

air  338 
well  wwcA  31 

origin  153 

rf€ep208 

6CCMC?€  295 

J900^343 

flmo^m 

assent  488 

<700cf  618 

store  636 

healthy  654 

«j5a662 
act  -  944 
airs  -  664 
drop  a  bucket  into 

an  empty  -  645 
get  -  660 
go  on  -  734 
let  -  alone 

quiescence  265 

inaction  681 
think  -  of  931 
treat  -  906 
turn  out  -  731 
work  -  731 

-  and  good 
assent  488 
consent  762 
content  831 

-done!  931 

-  enough 
not  much  32 
imperfect  651 

-  out  295 

-  over  641 

-  up  in  698 

-  with  888 
well-a-day 

lament  839 

ivonder  870 
well-advised  498 
well-affected  888 
well-behaved 

genteel  852 

courteous  894 
well-being 

jyrosperous  734 

liappy  827 
well-beloved  897 
well-born  875 
well-bred 

genteel  852 

(courteous  894) 
well -composed  845 
well-defined 

visible  446 

exact  494 

predetei-mined  611 


{plan  626) 
well-disposed  707 
well-doing  944 
well-favoured  845 
well-formed  845 
well-fed  192 
well-founded 

existent  1 

proibaMe  472 

certain  474 

-belief  ASA 

true  494 
well-grounded 

existent  1 

informed  490 

-%J€858 
well-informed  490 
Wellington  boots  225 
well-intentioned 

benevolent  906 

virtuous  944 
well-knit 

strong  159 
well-known 

knowledge  490 

habiiuaiQlZ 
well-made 

beauty  845 
well-mannered  894 
well-marked  446 
well-meaning  906 
well-meant  906 
well-met  894 
well-natured  906 
well-nigh 

almost  S2 

near  197 
well-off 

prosperous  734 

rich  SOS 
well-proportioned  845 
well-provided  639 
well-regulated 

order  58 

conformity  82 

circuinspect  864 
well-set  242 
well-spent 

successful  731 

virtuous  944 
well-tasted  394 
well-timed  134 
well-to-do 

jyrosperous  734 

inch  8a3 
well-turned  periods 

578 
well-weighed  611 
well-wisher  890 
welsher 

swindler  792 

non-payment  808 
welt  321 
welter 

plunge  310 

roll  312 

-  in  one's  blood  861 
wem848 
wen  250 
wench  girl  129 


woman  374 

impure  96i 
wenching  961 
wend  266 
were,  as  you -660 
Wesleyan  984 
West  lateral  236 

direction  278 
Westminster 
st-perior  conna  oi ' 

966 
wet  water  337 

mowi!339 

-  blanket 
dissuade  616 
hindrance  706 
sadden  837 
weary  841 
c?«^J  843 

just  enough  to  - 
one's  feet  209 

-  one's  whistle 
drink  298 
<e/»2)fe  959 

whack  276 
whacking 

large  192 
whale  large  193 
sprat  to  catch  a  -69^ 
tub  to  a  - 

deception  545 

excuse  617 
whalebone  325 
whaler  273 
whallop  972 
whap  276 
wharf  liouses  189 

workshop  691 

mart  799 
wharfage  812 
what  inquii-v  A&\ 

wonder  87d 
know  -'s  what 

discriminate  465 

inteUigent  498 

«/ji^  698 

-  d'ye  call  'em  563 

-  on  earth 
singular  83 

-"s  his  name  563 

-  next  455 
and  -  not  81 

-is  the  reason? 461 

-  signifies  643 
-in  the  world 

singular  83 
wonderful  870 
whatever  78 

-  may  happen  47 
wheal  250 
wheat, 

winnow  the  chaff 
from  the  -  009 
wheedle  coax  615 
endearment  902 
natter  %m 
wheel  circle  247 
deviate  279 
turn  back  283 
circuition  311 


WHE 


WHI 


WHI 


WHY 


rotation  312 

rack  975 
break  on  the  - 

j)ain  378 

punish  972 
get  the  -  out  of  the 

rut  672 
scotch  the  -  70G 

-  about  279 

-  and  axle  633 

-  of  Fortune 
changeable  149 
chance  156 
necessity  601 

-  round 
inversion  218 
tergiversation  607 

wheelbarrow  272 
wheel-chair  272 
wheels  within  wheels 

entangled  59 

machinery  633 
wheel-work  633 
wheeze  blow  349 

M«5  409 
whelm  641 
whelp  infant  129 

dog  366 

rogne  949 
when  inqniry  461 

{diWerent  time  119) 
in  the  time  -  106 
whence 

attribution  155 

departure  293 

inquiTy  461 

reasoning  476 
where 

•j^esence  186 

inquiry  461 

-  am  I  ?  870 
whereabouts 

situation  183 

near  197 
whereas 

relating  to  9 

because  476 
whereby  631 
wherefore 

attribution  155 

inquiry  461 

reasoning  476 

motive  615 
wherein  221 
whereness  186 
whereupon 

«m«  106 

q/7^121 
wherever  180,  182 
wherewith 


money800 
wherret  aso 
wherry  273 
whet  shai^^n  253 

meal  i:98 

ir<d/e  615 

€xd^e  824 
take  a - 

tipjile  959 


-  the  appetite  865 

-  the  knife  673 
whether  or  not  009 
which : 

at  -  time  119 
know  -  is  which  465 
whiff  wind  349 

excitement  825 
whiffle  349 
while  time  106 
{same  time  120) 
in  a  - 132 
worth  -  646 
-away  time 
ti7ne  106 
inaction  681 
pastime  840 

-  speaking  of 
relation  9 
occasion  134 

whilom  122 
whilst  106 
vi\v\va.  fancy  515 

caprice  608 

wit  842 


whimper  839 
whimsey 

fancy  515 

desire  865 
whimsical  \see 
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ridiculous  853 
whimwam 

cajyrice  608 

unimportance  643 
whin  367 
whine  cry  411 

complain  839 
whinyard  727 
whip  coachman  268 

strike  276 

A'^ir  wp  315 

i^rg-e  615 

hasten  684 

director  694 

^ogr  972 

scourge  975 

-  and  spur 
5t«;z/i  274 

-  away 
depart  293 

-hand 
success  73i 
authority  'ilZl 

-in  300 

-on  684 

-  off  293 
-up  789 

whipcord  20o 
whipper-in  694 
whippersnapper  129 
whipping-post  975 
whipster  129 
whir  rotate  312 

sound  A07 
whirl  rotate  312 
whirligig  312 
whirlpool  rotate  312 

agitation  315 


water  348 
whirlwind 

disorder  59 

agitation  315 

m/ic?  349 
reap  the  - 

product  154 
fail  732 
ride  the  - 

resolution  604 

authority  737 
whisk  rai;ic?  274 

circuition  311 

agitation  315 

-  off  297 
whisker  256 
whisket  191 
whisky  272 
whisper 

/aini  sownc?  405 
fe^^  527 
conceal  528 
stammer  583 
stage  -  580 

-  about 
disclose  529 
publish  531 

-in  the  ear  twee  580 
whist  At^5/i  403 

cards  840 
whistle  Aess  409 

play  music  416 

miisical  instrumsnt 
417 
clean  as  a  - 

thorough  52 

perfect  650 

weai!/y  652 
pay  too  dear  for 
one's  - . 

inexpedient  647 

unskilful  699 

rfear  814 
wet  one's  - 

drink  298 

iy?p/e  959 
-at  930 

-  for  request  705 
rfg^ire  805 

-jigs  to  a  mile- 
stone 645 

-  for  want  of 
thought 

inaction  681 
whit  small  32 

ipai't  51) 
whit-leather 

tough  327 
Whit-Monday  840 
white  4;50 

-  of  the  eye  441 

-  feather  862 

-  flag  723 

-  frost  383 

-  heat  382 

-  horses  348 

-  lie  equivocal  520 
concealment  528 
untruth  546 
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-  liver  862 

-  as  a  sheet  860 
stand  in  a  -  sheet 

952 
mark  with  a  -  slon 

important  642 

apjrrove  931 
whitechapel 

vehicle  272 
whiteness  430 
whitewash 

cover  223 

whiten  430 

cleanse  652 

oi^nament  847 

justify  937 

acquit  970 
whitewashed 
get  -  808 
whitewasher  935 
whitey-brown  433 
whither 

tendency  176 

direction  278 

inquiry  461 
whittle  44 

whittled  drunk  959 ' 
Whitsuntide  998 
whiz  409 
who  461 

-  would  have 
thought  ? 

inexpeciation  508 

wonder  870 
whole  entire  50 

healthy  654 
make  -  660 
on  the  - 

reasoning  476 

judgment  480 
go  the  -  hog  729 
the  -  time  106 

-  truth 
t7'uth  494 
disclosure  529 
veracity  543 

wholesale 

large  scale  %\ 

whole  50 

abundant  6S9 

trade  794 
wholesome  656 
wholly 

entirely  50 

completely  52 
whoop  411 
war  - 

defiance  715 

warfare  722 
whop  j^0f7  972 
whopper  lie  546 
whopping  huge  192 
whore  962 
whoredom  901 
whoremonger  962 
why  cause  153 

attribution  155 

inquiry  461 

indeed  535 

motive  615 


WIB 


WIN 


WIN 


WIN 


wibble-wabble  314 
wick  Jluel  388 

Ivminury  423 
wicked  945 
the  -  bad  men  S49 

impwus%Si 
the  -  one  978 
wicker  219 
wicket 

entrance  66 

gateway  260     • 
wide  202 

-  apart 
different  15 

-  awake  hat  225 
inteUigent  498 

-  away  196 
•  berth  748 

-  of  the  mark 
distance  196 
deviaiion  279 
e}Tor  495 

-  of  distant  196 
-open 

expanded  194 
opening  260 

-  of  the  truth  495 
world  318 

in  the  -  world  180 
widen  194 

-  the  breach 
quart  el  713 
anger  ^OQ 

wide-spread 

great  31 

dispersed  tZ 

space  180 

expanded  194 
widow  905 
widowhood  905 
width  202 
wield  brandish  315 

handle  379 

use  677 

-  authority  737 

-  the  sword  722 
wieldy  705 
wife  903 

wis  225 
Vvigging  932 
wight  373 
wigwam  189 
wild 

vnprodvctive  169 

violent  173 

plain  o44 

inattentive  458 1 

madtm 

shy  623 

unskilled  699 

excited  824,  825 

ro«A  863 

angry  ^00 

licentious  ^i 
run-825 

-  animals  366 

-  beast  Jierce  173 
evil-doer  913 

-  goose  chase 
caprice  &» 


unskil/vl  699 
-  imagination  515 
sow  one's  -  oats 
grow  vp  131 
improve  658 
amusement  8^ 
r««e945 

intemperance  954 
Wild,  Jonathan  - 
thief  792 
baa  man  949 
wilderness 
disorder  59 
unproductive  169 
sjxice  180 
solitude  893 
wild-fire  882 
spread  like  - 
violence  173 
influence  175 
expand  IM 
publication  531 
wile  deception  545 

cunning  702 
wilful  voluntary  600 

obstinate  606 
will  volition  600 
resolution  604 
testament  771 
g-i/if  784 
at -600 
have  one's  own  - 

600 
freedom,  748 
make  one's  - 
death  WO 
tenant  at  -  779 

-  be  152 

-  for  the  deed 
compromise  774 
vindication  937 

-  of  Heaven  601 

-  he  nil  he  001 

-  and  will  not  605 
-JOU765 

Will  o'  the  wisp 

luminary  423 

imp  9m 
willing  or  unwilling 

601 
willingness  602 
willow  839 
wilted  659 
wily  702 
wimble  262 
wimple  225 
win  succeed  731 

get  77h 

-  the  affections 
for«897 

-golden  opinions 

-  the  heart 
pleasing  829 

-  laurels  873 

-  over  belief  ^A 
induce  615 
content^! 

wince 


bodily  pain  S18 
emotion  821 
excitement  825 
mental  ])ain  828 

flinch  &J0 
wmch  lift  307 

instrument  633 
wind  convolution 
[see  below] 

velocity  274 

blast  M9 

life  359 

against  the  - 

direction  278 

opposition  708 

before  the  - 

direct  278 

prosperous  7M 

cast  to  the  -s 

repudicUe  610 

disuse  678 

not  observe  77Z 

relinquish  782 
close  to  the  -  278 
fair  -  705 
to  the  four  -s 

space  180 
get -531 
see  how  the  -  blows 

direction  5:78 

experiment  463 
foresight  510 
fl^ckle^On 
in  the  -  151,  152 
lose  -  688 
sail  near  the  - 

direction  278 

«A-i^698 

sharj)  practice  940 
outstrip  the  -  274 
preach  to  the  -s  645 
raise  the  -  775 
scatter  to  the  -s  756 
see  where  the  -  lies 

698 
short  -ed  688 
sport  of  -8  and 

waves  315 
sound  of  -  and 

limb  654 
take  the  -  out  of 

one's  sails 
render  powerless 

158 
hinder  706 
defeat  731 

touched  in  the  -  655 
what's  in  the  -  ? 

461 

-  ahead  708 

in  the  -'s  eye  278 
hit  between  -  and 
water  659 

-  and  weather 
permitting 

qualiflcation  469 
jx)ssioility  470 
wind  blast  [see  above] 
convolution  248 
crma/tf279 


circuitionZl. 
-round  the  heart 

897 
-up 

strengthen  159 
prepare  673 
complete  729 
-accounts  811 
wind  instruments  41? 
wind-bound  706 
windfall  018 
wind-gauge  349 
wind-gun  727 
winding  248,  311 
winding-sheet  363 
windings  and  turn- 
ings 248 
windlass  307 
windless  688 
windmill  312 
window  260 
make  the  -s  shake 
loud  noise  ^A 
wind-pipe  351 
windward,  to 
lateral  236 
direction  278 
windy  349 
wine  298 
put  new  -  into  old 

bottles  699 
wine-bibbing  959 
wine-cooler  387 
wing  part  51 
side  2^ 
fly2fJ7 
side-scene  599 
instrument  633 
refuge  666 
a77ny726 
clip  the  -s  275 
lend  -8  to  707 
on  the  - 
TAotion  264 
flying  267 
transference  270 
departure  293 
take -^ow/T?^  266 
^y267 
depart  2QS 
tmder  the  -  of 
safe66i 
with  -8  active  682 

-  one's  flight  293 

-  one's  way  267 
on  the  -8  of  the 

wind  274 
winged  swift  274 
wink  nictitate  443 
indicate  550 
tip  the  - 
indicate  550 
inform  527 
-at  be  blind  to  442 
neglect  460 
permit  760 
forgive  918 

-  of  sleep  683 
winning  [see  win] 

pleasing  ^ild 

267 


WIN 


WIT 


WIT 


WOL 


courteous  894 

lovable  897 
winnings  775 
winnow  sift  42 

exclude  55 

inquire  461 

pick  609 

clean  652 

-  the  chaff  from  the 
wheat 

discriminate  465 
winsome 


cheetful  836 
winter  season  126 
cold  383 
-  of  our  discontent 

832 
wipe  dry  340 
clean  652 
disrespect  929 
^ogr  972 
give  one  a  - 


-  away 
obliterate  552 

-  the  eyes 
relieve  834 

-  off  old  scores 
pay  807 
atone  952 

-  the  tears 
pity  914 

wire  ligature  45 

filament  205 

telegraph  534 

pull  the  -8  693 

wire-drawn 

to;2<7  200 
wire-puller  694 
wire-worm  913 
vi'vc^s  strong  \h^ 
wis  514 
wisdom  498 
have  cut  one's  - 

teeth  698 
worldly  -  864 
wise 
intelligent  498 
manner  627 
in  such  -  8 
word  to  the  -  695 

-  in  one's  own 
conceit  880 

-  man  500 

-  maxim  496 
wiseacre  sage  500 

/oo/ 501 
wiser,  nobody  the  - 

528 
wish  will  600 
intention  620 
deure  865 
do  what  one  -cs  748 

-  at  the  bottom  of 
the  Ked  Sea  835> 

-  the  father  to  tli«» 
thought 

mi^udqe  'iSl 
creduli/u-f,  486 


desire  865 
-joy  896 

-  well  906 
wishing-cap  993 
wish-wash 

unmeaning  5^7 
wishy-washy 

insipid  391 

feeble  style  575 

unimportant  643 
wisket  191 
wisp  72 
wistful  thought  451 

care  459 

feeling  821 

desire  865 
wit  intellect  450 

wisdom  498 

humour  843 

humorist  844 
mother  -  498 
soul  of -572 
to  -  522 
at  one's  -'s  end 

uncertain  475 

difficulty  704 
witch  oracle  513 

wg-^y  846 

sorceress  994 

(proficient  700) 
witchcraft  9S2 
witchery 

attraction  615 

j)leasing  829 

sorcery  992 
witching  time 

midnight  126 

c?«r^  421 
witenagemote  696 
with  acJc/^d  37 

mixed  41 

ligature  45 

accom2)anying  88 

mea/w  632 

(Joined  43) 
go  - 178 

-  all  its  parts  52 

-  regard  to  9 
-a  vengeance 

{^rea^  31 

complete  52 

•  a  witness  31 
withal 

in  addition  37 

accompanying  88 

enough  639 
withdraw 

subduct  38 

flisew;!  187 

i«m  fiocA;  283 

rece(/«  287 

depart  293 
-from 

rfca;i^  607 

relinquish  624 

rfw/iA«  867 
withe  45 
wither  shrink  195 

c/ecay  659 


-  one's  hopes  837 
withered  zveak  160 

disease  655 
withering 

/tars/i  739 

jiainful  830 

contempt  930 

censure  932 
withers  250 

-  unwrung 
strong  159 
insensible  323 

withhold  A^c^€  528 
restrain  751 
prohibit  761 
?'etoire  781 
s^mi;  819 

-  one's  assent  764 
within  221 

derived  from  -  6 
place  -  221 
keep  -  221 

-  an  ace  32 

-  bounds 
small  32 
slwrtcoming  304 
restraint  751 

-  call  197 

-  compass 
shortcoming  304 
temperate  953 

-  the  mark  304 

-  one's  memory  505 

-  reach  near  197 
easy  705 

without  unless  8 
subduction  38 
exce]jtion  83 
absence  187 
exterior  220 
circumjacent  22V 
exemption  777a 
derived  from  -  6 
not  be  able  to  do 
630 

-  alloy  827 

-  ballast 
irresolute  605 
unprincipled  945 

-  ceasing  136 

-  ceremony  881 

-  charge  815 

-  fear  of  contra- 
diction 535 

-  a  dissentient  voice 
488 

-cnA  infinite  \0^ 
2)erpeiual  112 

-  exception  16 

-  excuse  945 

-  fail  certain  474 
persevering  604a 

-  God  989 

-  a  leg  to  stand  on 
158 

-limit  105 

-  measure  105 

-  notice  508 

'  number  105 
^  parallel  33 


-  a  rap  804 

-  reason  499 

-  ref?ard  to  10 

-  rehictance  602 

-  reserve  525 

-  rhyme  or  reason 
615a 

-  a  shadow  of 
turning  141 

-  stint  639 

-  warning  508 
withstand 

oppose  708 

resist  719 

(counteract  179) 
withy  45 
witless  491 
witling /(9o;  501 

wagMfi 
witness 

seeAAl 

spectator  444. 

evidence  407 

toucher  550 
call  to -467 
witness-box  966 
wits  450 
live  by  one's 

deceive  545 

skill  698 

cunning  70Z 

steal  791 

dishonourable  940 
set  one's  -  to  work 

think  451 

invent  515 

plan  626 
all  one's  -about  one 

care  459 

intelligence  498 

skill  698 
one's  -  gone  a 

woolgathering  458 
witsnapper  844 
witticism  84a 
wittingly  620 
wittol  962 
wive  903 
wiveless  904 
wizard  sage  500 
])jvficient  700 
sorcerer  994 
wizen  wither  195 

throat  200 
woe  pain  828 

(evil  619) 

-  betide 
malediction  908 
2nty  914 

-is  me 839 

-  to  908 
woebegone  828 

sad  837 
woeful  bad  649 

2minful  830 
woefully  very  31 
woh !  265 
wold  344 

wolf  ravenous  865 
cry  -false  Mi 

268 


WOL 


WOR 


WOR 


WOR 


aiarm  669 

fear  860 

bold  the  -  by  the 

ears  704 
keep  the  -  from  the' 

door  359 
unable  to  keep  the  - 

from  the  door  804 
-  at  the  door 
soi'rce  of  danger  667 


-  and  the  lamb  923 

-  in  sheep's  clothing 
deceiver  548 
knave  941 

woman  ad^llt  131 

human  374 
-of  theto>vn902 
woman-hater  911 
womanhood  131,  374 
womanly 

adolescent  131 

weak  160 

feminine  374 
womb  cause  153 

interior  221 

-  of  time 
fvtvre  121 

destiny  152 
wonder  exception  &B 

astonishment  870 

prodigy  872 
do  -s  activity  682 

succeed  731 
for  a  -  870 
nine  days'  -  643 
not  -  5OT 

-  whether 
vncerlain  475 
ignorant  491 
siipi^se  514 

-s  of  the  world  872 
wonderfully 

greatly  31 
wonderworking  870 
wondrous  870 
wont  A  aii^wa^  613 

{confoi-mity  82) 
won't  do,  it- 

disapproval  932 
woo  desire  865 

courf^ip  902 
wooer  897 
wood  trees  367 

material  635 
not  out  of  the  - 

danger  665 

difficulty  704 
woodcut  558 
woodcutter  371 
wooded,  well-  256 
wooden  635 

-  horse  975 

-  spoon  493 

-  walls 
defence  717 
men-of-xoar  726 

wood  engraving  558 
woodlands  367 
wood-note  412 


wood  pavement  255 
woody  367 

woof,  warp  and  -  329 
wool  Jlocculent  25G 

warm  382 

much  cry  and  little  - 

482 
woolgathering, 

wits  gone  -  458 
woolly  255,  256 
woolpack  cloud  353 
woolsack 

pillow  215 

authmnty  747 

tribunal  966 
word  maxim  490 

intelligence  532 

assertion  535 

vocable  562 

phrase  566 

cmnmand  741 

promise  768 
give  the  -  741 
good  as  one's  - 

veracious  543 

complete  729 

pi'oUty  939 
in  a  -  572 
keep  one's  -  939 
man  of  his  -  939 
not  a  -  to  say 

silent  585 

humble  879 
pass-  550 
put  in  a -582 
take  at  one's  - 

believe  484 

C07isent-'76'i 
upon  my  -  535 
watch- 

military  722 

-  and  a  blow 
hasty  684 
contentious  720 
irascible  901 

-  of  command 
indication  550 
military  722 
command  741 

-  in  the  ear 
information  527 
allocution  586 

-  of  honour  768 

-  it  566 

-  of  mouth  582 

-  to  the  wise 
intelligible  518 
advice  695 

-  for  word 
imitation  19 
ti-uih  494 

Word  Deity  573 

-  of  God  985 
word-catcher  936 
wording  569 
wordless  581 
word-play 

eqrdvocal  520 
neology  563 
wit  842 


words  quarrel  713 
bandy  -  588 
bitter- 932 
choice  of  -  569 
command  of  -  574 
express  by  -  566 
flow  of  - 

eloquence  582 

loquacity  584 
mere- 

sophistry  477 

unmeaning  517 
no  -  can  paint  872 
play  of  -  842 
put  into  -  566 
war  of  - 

interlocution  588 

contest  720 

-  that  bum  574 

-  with 
censure  932 

wordy  573 

work,  product  154 

O])eration  170 

pass  and  repass  302 

book  593 

business  625 

use  677 

action  680 

exertion  686 

ornament  847 
at- 

in  orperatixm  170 

business  625 

doing  mi 

active  682 
earth-  717 
field-  717 
hard- 

exertion  686 

difficulty  704 
piece  of  - 

importance  642 

discord  713 
stick  to  -  604a 
stitch  of  -  686 
stroke  of  -  686 

-  of  art 
beauty  8^5,  847 
{painting  556) 
(^sculpture  557) 
{engraving  558) 

-  a  change  140 

-  of  fiction  594 

-  for  707 
-hard 

exertion  686 
difficult  704 
-111732 

-  in  228 

-  o\xi  conduct6^ 
complete  729 

-  out  one's  salva- 
tion 990 

-  against  time  684 

-  up  [see  below\ 
-upon 

influence  175 
incite  615 
excite  824 


I   -  one's  way 
progress  ^ 
ascent  305 
exertion  686 
succeed  731 
-well  easy  70^ 
successful  731 

-  wonders 
ac^ire  082 
succeed  731 

work  up 
prepare  673 
«se  077 
ea;d^e  824 

-  into/o?w  240 

-  into  a  passion  900 
work-a-day 

business  625 

a<;tive  682 
worker  690 
workhouse  091 
working 

acting  170 

GC<n"6  682 

-  bee  690 

-  man  690 

-  order  673 

-  towards  176 
workman  690 
workmanlike  C9& 
workmanship 

production  161 
action  680 
works 

board  of  -  696 
good  -  906 

-  of  the  mind  451 
workshop  691 
workwoman  690 
world  great  31 

events  151 

space  180 

universeZ\% 

mankind  372 
fashion  852 

{events  151) 
all  the  -  over  180 
citizen  of  the- 910 
come  into  the  -  o59 
for  all  the  -  615 

five  to  the  -  631 
nowledge  of  the  - 
698 
man  of  the  - 
3)7Vflcien  1700 
fashion  852 
not  for  the  - 
dissent  488 
refusal  764 
organized  -  357 
Prince  of  this -978 
rise  in  the  -  734 
throughout  the  - 180 

-  to  come  152 
follow  to  the  -'b  end 

74;3 

-  forgetting  by  the 
world  forgot  8C3 

as  the  -  goes  613 

-  of  good 

269 


WOR 


WRE 


WRI 


XYZ 


good  618 
do  good  Q'^ 
a  ~  of  102 

-  and  his  wife  102 

-  without  end  112 
worldling 

selfish  943 

i?npiou8  988 
worldly 

selfish  943 

irreligious  989 
world-wide 

gy^eat  31 

universal  78 

52;ace  180 
world-wisdom 

«^i^/  698 

caution  864 


worm  «ma/;  193 
spi7'al  248 
animal  366 
bane  663 
-in  228 

-  oneself 
ingress  294 
foi'e  897 

-  out  480a 

-  that  never  dies  982 

-  one's  way 
slow  275 
passage  302 

worm-eaten  659 
worms,  food  for  -  362 
wormwood, 

gall  and  -  395 

worn  weak  160 

damage^^ 

futigve  688 

well-  used  677 

-  out  659 
weary  841 

worry 

texation'6^^ 

tease  830 

harass  907 
worse 

deteriorated  659 

aqgravated  835 

-  for  wear  160 
worship  title877 

servility  886 

religious  990 
demon  -  991 
idol  -  991 
fire  -  991 
his  -  967 
place  of  - 1000 

-  Mammon  803 

-  the  rising  sun  8S6 
worshipful  873 
worst  defeat  731 

do  one's  - 

injure  659 

mte  907 
do  your  - 

defiance  715 

threat  909 
have  the  -  of  it  732 
make  the  -  of  482 


worst  come  to  the  - 

certain  474 

bad  649 

hopeless  859 
worth  value  644 

goodness  648 

2X)ssession  777 

price  812 

virtue  944 
penny-  812 
what  one  is  -  780 

-  the  money  815 

-  much  803 

-  one's  salt  644 

-  while  646 
worthless 

trifling  643 


Wofligate  945 
worthy 
famous  873 
virtuous  944 
good  948 

-  of  924 

-  of  belief  484 

-  of  blame  932 

-  of  notice  642 

-  of  remark  642 
wot  490 

would  :  -  fain  865 

-  that !  865 
would-be 

pert  885 
usurping  925 
wound  evil  619 
injure  659 
pain  830 
anger  900 
{badness  649) 
keep  the  -  green  91i 

-  the  feelings  830 
wrack 

destruction  162 

{evil  619) 
go  to  -  and  ruin 

])erish  162 

fail  732 

bankimpt  804 
wraith  980 
wrangle 

reason  476 

quarrel  713 

contend  720 
wrangler 

reasoner  476 

scholar  492 

o])]X)n^nt  710 
wrap  c/>ver  223 

clothe  225 
wrapped  in 

attention  457 

-  clouds  528 

-  self  94:^ 

-  thought  458 
wrapper  223,  225 

inclosure  2:32 
wraprascal  225 
wrath  900 
wreak  violent  173 

harsh  739 


-  one's  anger  919 

-  one's  malice  on 
907 

wreath  woven  219 

ci7rle  247 

tro2)hy  733 

ornament  847 

honour  877 
wreathe  weave  219 
wreathy  248 
wreck 

remainder  40 

destruction  162 

dam.age  659 

(Ze/eai  732 
wrecker  792 
wrench  di^oin     ■ 

draw  285 

extract  301 

?;m5i!  311 

«d2;e  789 
wrest  (^istor^  243 

-  from  789 

-  the  sense  523 
wrestle  720 
wrestler  726 
wretch 

sufferer  828 

sinner  949 
wretched 

unimportant  643 

bad  649 

unhappy  828 
wretchedly 

swifl/^  32 
wriggle 

oscillate  314 

agitate  315. 

-  into  294 

-  out  of  671 
wright  690 
wring  twist  248 

pam  378 
c/ean  652 
t(mnent9Sa 
-from 
extract  301 
compel  744 
toA;«  789 

-  one's  hands  839 

-  the  heart  830 
wringing  wet  339 
wrinkle  258 
wrinkled 

aged  128 
wrist  retention  78- 

{instrumental^) 
wristband  225 
writ  order  741 

lawsuit  969 
Writ,  Holy  -  985 
write  style  569 

writing  590 

-  down  record  55 

-  out  590 

-  to  592 

-  upon  595 

-  word  527 
writer  write  590 

author  ^^^  . 


dramatic  -  599 
pen  of  a  ready  - 

569 
-to  the  Signet  96? 
writhe  distort  2i3 
agitate  315 
pain  378 
writing  590 
book  593 
put  in  -  551 

-  in  cipher  590  x 
written,  it  is-  ^ 

necessity  601 
wrong  evil  619 

injury  C49 

spite  907 

improj^r  923 

vice  945 
go  -  732 
in  the  -  eiror  495 

wrong  923 
own  oneself  in  the 
950 

-  box  unskilful  699 
difficulty  704 
wrong  923 

-  course  945 
begin  at  the  -  end 

699 

-  in  one's  head  503 
in  the  -  place  647 

-  side  out  218 

-  side  up  218 

-  side  of  the  wall 

665 

-  sow  by  the  ear 
blunder  699 

failure  732 

-  step  732 
wrong-doer  949 
wrong-doing  945 
wrongful  923 
wrong-headed  481 
wrought : 

highly  - 
2)repared  673 
complete  729 

-  iron  323 

-  out  729 

-  up  excited  8S4 
angry  900 

wry  oblique  217 
distorted  243 

-  face  pain  378 
discontent  832 
lamentation  839 
ugly  846 
dtsapjn'oval  932 

wynd  189 
wyvern  83 

X 

xanthic  436 
Xantippe  901 
xebec  273 
xenogenesis  161 
xeropha^y  956 
xylography  558 
x,  y,  z  491 

270 


YAC 


YIE 


ZEN 


ZYM 


yacht  273 
yachting  267 
yager  726 
Yahoo  702 
yap  412 
yard  abode  189 

length  200 

ivoikshop  G91 
yardarm  to  yard- 
arm  197 
yare  C82 
ydvnJUament  'iXio 

exaggeration  549 
mingled  -  41 
spin  a  long  -  549 

diffuse  style  573 
yarr  412 
yataghan  727 
yaup  411 
yaw  279 
yawl  shiji  273 

cry  412 
yawn  open  260 

sleepy  683 

tired  688 

wea7'y  841 
yawning  gulf  198 
yclept  564 
yea  more  33 

assent  488 
yean  161 
year  titne  106 

^miod  108 
since  the  -  one  124 
all  the  -  round  110 

-  after  year  104 
tenant  from  -  to 

year  779 
yearling  129 
yearly  138 
yearn  2?am  828 
sad  a37 

-  for  desire  865 
pity  914 

yearning  love  897 
years  128 
ia-138 


I    tenant  for -77 9 

-  ago  122 

come  to  -  of  discre- 
tion 131 

-  old  128 
yeast  leaven  320 

Imbbles  So3 
yell  cry  411 

(complain  839) 
yellow  436 

-  flag  668 

-  and  red  439 
yellow-eyed  920 
yellowness  436 
yelp  412 
yoeman  farrier  371 

man  373 

-  of  the  guard  726 
yeomanry  726 
yerk  stt^ke  276 

{attack  716) 
yes  assent  488 

consent  762 
yesterday  past  122 
of  -  7iew  123 
yet  in  compensation 
30 

exception  83 

time  106 

pinorW^ 

pastil 

qualification  469 
yeux  doux,  faire 

les  -  902 
yield  «o/^324 

submit  725 

consent  762 

resign  782 

furrnsh  784 

graiw  810 

jmce  812 


assent  488 
consent  762 

-  one's  breath  360 

-  to  despair  859 
-up  the  ghost  360 

-  the  palm 
inferior  34 


humility  879 

-  to  temptation  615 
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submissive  725 
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vinculum  45 

couple  89 

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yokel  tyro  701 

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yokemate  903 
yonder  thaf7d 

distant  196 
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zebra  440 
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rejmte  873 
zephyr  349 
Zerdhusht  986 
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angle  244 

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oscillating  314 

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oi'nament  847 
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disciple  of  -  893 
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zircon  847 
zocle  215 
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Zoilus  936 
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zonam  perdidit  804 
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zoolatry  991 
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Zoonomy  368 
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zoophyte  366 
Zootomy  368 
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zouave  726 
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